Archive - Aug 2006August 25thJewish Culture Series is Set - S.I. AdvanceWagner College will kick off its Jewish Culture Series on Sept. 12 at 8 p.m. in Spiro 5. The series' first lecture, "American Jewish Philanthropy -- Anarchists or Visionaries: The New Jewish Philanthropists," will be led by Rabbi Abraham Unger of Congregation Ahavath Israel and Richard Marker will be the guest speaker. Click here to continue reading this article from the Staten Island Advance. Island colleges embracing educational technology - S.I. AdvanceOn Grymes Hill next month, every entering student at St. John's University will receive a university-issued wireless laptop computer -- a telling beginning to their college careers. Down the road at Wagner College, freshmen will file into a history course and be introduced to the Middle Ages with a projected image: A bishop depicted on the lid of a burial vault as a skeleton ravaged by the Black Death. Click here to continue reading the rest of this article from the Staten Island Advance. August 21stWagner in 5 of 8 US News Programs to Look ForWagner College For Immediate Release Based on votes from 1,300 colleges and universities - NEW YORK, NY -- Wagner College is listed in five of the eight Programs to Look For in the 2007 issues of U.S. News & World Reports’ guide to America’s Best Colleges which was released last weekend. The five areas are all key components of Wagner’s signature curriculum: The Wagner Plan for the Practical Liberal Arts. Sal Alberti Memorial Golf Classic a Huge SuccessOn Monday August 14, the Wagner College Athletic Department hosted the 17th annual Sal Alberti Memorial Golf Classic at Copper Hill Country Club in Flemington, NJ. The event, which is held to generate funds for the Athletic Endowment, had its most successful year to date. Click here to read the full story. RCSF Grant Boosts Technology at Wagner - SI Advance
Island colleges embracing educational technologyCSI, St. John's, Wagner have woven high-tech into their classrooms, enriching the presentation of material
Sunday, August 20, 2006
By TEVAH PLATT
ADVANCE STAFF WRITER On Grymes Hill next month, every entering student at St. John's University will receive a university-issued wireless laptop computer -- a telling beginning to their college careers. Wagner Remains Top 25 in US News & World Report - SI Advance
Wagner College drops 2 spots but retains its top 25 rankingGrymes Hill school is listed in magazine's classifiction of the nation's universities
Friday, August 18, 2006
By YOAV GONEN
ADVANCE STAFF WRITER Wagner College dropped two slots in the annual U.S. News & World Report rankings of the nation's colleges but managed to stay in its category's top 25 for the fourth consecutive year. August 18thWagner added to third “Program to Look ForFor Immediate Release Service Learning Wagner added to third “Program to Look For” in new U.S. News & WR College Guide NEW YORK, NY -- “Service learning” at Wagner College on Staten Island has been added to “Programs to Look For” in U.S. News & World Reports’ guide to America’s Best Colleges which was released today. This, along with “first-year experiences” and “learning communities” brings to three the number of the guide’s “Programs to Look For” found on the campus of this 2000-student liberal arts college in New York City. August 15thWAGNER COLLEGE NOW OFFERS CFP® CERTIFICATIONFor Immediate Release: WAGNER COLLEGE NOW OFFERS CFP® CERTIFICATION Staten Island, New York - Effective January 1, 2007, the Certificate in Financial Planning (CFP) Board will require that applicants, in addition to meeting other existing requirements, must possess an accredited undergraduate degree in order to be considered for CFP® certification. Wagner Featured in ANAC's Summer BulletinWagner's Provost Devorah Lieberman, and the Vice President for Finance and Administration, Tom Carroll, are both featured in the ANAC Summer Institute's on-line publication - http://www.anac.org/index.asp. To be directed to Devorah's article, click here. To be directed to Tom's article, click here. August 8thWagner Undergoes Renovations Throughout Summer 2006Click here to see photos from several projects underway on the Wagner Campus during the summer of 2006. These projects include: top floor Main Hall office renovations; smart classrooms; renovation of the dance studio in the basement of Main Hall; the completed costume area and small stage lighting laboratory, also in the basement of Main Hall; the Uncommon Leadership course; main football field artificial turf; student activities office and new mailbox area; exterior repair work being done on Main Hall; Guild Hall sprinklers and fire alarms; Harborview Hall Front Door replacement; Security camera installation; Megerle window replacement project; Kairos House front step replacement, and new fire hydrants. |