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College Raises $116,000 to Support Initiatives Addressing Community Needs
This Giving Tuesday, more than 470 donors raised $116,000 to support initiatives addressing community needs.
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Come Friday Forum: Do I need to be patriotic?
January 31, 2025
12:30 pm EST - 1:30 pm EST
The Grappone Humanities Institute is so excited to welcome students, faculty, staff, alumni, and members of the monastic community to our weekly discussions!
What: Come Friday Forum: Do I need to be patriotic?
When: Friday, January 31 @12:30 p.m.
Where: Gregory J Grappone Humanities Institute
Led by Sociology Professor Tauna Sisco
Want to join us on Zoom?
Use this link to tune in:
https://anselm.zoom.us/j/97541557824
Passcode: 474718
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COME FRIDAY FORUM: Do we gain more from spending money or saving it?
March 10, 2023
12:30 pm EST - 1:20 pm EST
Each Friday, during the college common hour from 12:30-1:20 p.m., the Humanities Institute hosts an open, informal discussion led by a member of the Saint Anselm faculty, staff or monastic community. This forum invites people from all parts of campus to come together with others who are willing to open their lunch bag and their mind to a question about our humanity. So, come Friday, pack a lunch and join the human conversation in the Event Space of the Jean Student Center, unless otherwise indicated. A Zoom Link will be provided weekly for those wishing to take part remotely.
Location Information
Event Space at the Roger and Francine Jean Student Center
Contact Information
Humanities@Anselm.edu
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Facilitated by Prof. Michael Yellin, English/Humanities Departments
… COME FRIDAY FORUM: Do we gain more from spending money or saving it? In Person March 10, 2023 12:30 pm EST - 1:20 pm … Space of the Jean Student Center, unless otherwise indicated. A Zoom Link will be provided weekly for those wishing to take part remotely. Location Information Event Space at the Roger … Prof. Michael Yellin, English/Humanities Departments Share this Event … COME FRIDAY FORUM: Do we gain more from spending money or saving it? …
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Center for Ethics in Society Announces Leadership Changes
… engagement. The Center has significantly contributed to the conversation on affordable housing, facilitated ethical competitions and discussions for students, and enriched community … and communities throughout the state and region. Supplied with new leadership, as well as the continued support of our talented staff, our Board of Advisors, alumni and community … Support for Affordable Housing, Survey Reveals → Signs of Hope: The Sixth Annual Housing We Need Stakeholder Forum → Saint Anselm College Receives the 2024 Carnegie Elective Classification …
Max Latona transitions from CES Director to lead new strategic initiatives at Saint Anselm College.
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Center for Ethics in Society
We help communities and organizations address ethical challenges through collaborative research, education, and discussion. Listening to one another, working with each other, and learning from those we disagree with are truly some of the most ethical things we can do.
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Congressman Chris Pappas Visits Future Home of the Jean School of Nursing & Health Sciences
Congressman Chris Pappas visits the future home of Jean School of Nursing & Health Sciences.
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Community Engaged Learning Project Sends Students to Survey Local Neighborhood
Students in Introduction to Peace & Justice and Community Organizing worked with residents of the Granite Square neighborhood to learn about the needs a local community center could fulfill.
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Center for Ethics utilizes Ethiscope Podcast to Discuss Big Issues
Ethiscope is an ethics-driven podcast that aims to discuss some of life’s toughest questions through in-depth interviews with some of the sharpest minds in society today.
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Center Survey Featured in Local News Outlets
… margin, New Hampshire voters support changing town and city zoning regulations to allow more housing to be built. From the Union Leader article on the survey: "Respondents to the survey … survey results suggest that as more New Hampshire residents are affected by the housing crisis, we’re seeing a shift in attitudes as local leaders and citizens around the state gain an …
The Center for Ethics recently conducted a survey of New Hampshire residents regarding their opinion on zoning regulations in NH. The survey results have been featured in local news outlets, including the Union Leader, NH Business Review, and the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy newsletter.
