The latest in Goodwin University student news, activities, events, clubs/organizations, and athletics!
INTERESTED IN BECOMING A PEER TUTOR?
The Academic Success Center and Math Lab are looking for Peer Tutors for the following classes: BIO 120, BIO 211, BIO 212, CHEM, CAP 110, MATH 125, and MATH 135. Students who are interested must have received an A- or higher in the particular class that they would like to tutor, and must have an overall GPA of 3.0 or greater. Any students who are interested should email their resumes to Surbhi Patel at ASCStaff@goodwin.edu, specifying what class(es) they are interested in tutoring.
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Digital
Commons recently notified Goodwin College that it currently
ranks third among the most popular institutions in the Online and Distance
Education Commons section for the month of December. The institutions
on the list were Fayetteville State University, North Carolina, and Sacred
Heart University. Specifically, Mark Fazioli’s dissertation,Effects
of Personalized Narration on Learner Motivation in a Web-Base Environment, was one of the top ten most downloaded items
in Online and Distance Education for December. Congratulations to Mark and
Goodwin’s Digital Commons team on this great accomplishment! If you have
questions or would like to know more about Digital Commons, please
contact Marilyn
Nowlan or Cynthia
Hunt.
The deadline for
submission for The Beacon IV has been extended to January 20.
The editors are seeking contributions of creative writing from Goodwin
students, faculty, and staff. Poetry, short stories, creative non-fiction, and
excerpts from larger bodies of creative work are welcome. To be considered for
inclusion, please email your submissions to TheBeacon@Goodwin.edu.
Dell's Member Purchase Program is committed to providing Goodwin College students, faculty, and staff their BEST PRICE GUARANTEE year round on Dell computers and other items including TV's, printers, cameras, Bluetooth speakers, monitors, and more! From January 23 to 30, Goodwin College is Dell's Member of the Week and will be able to take advantage of one of their best promotions ever: 17% off purchases. This 17% off coupon will stack with existing site discounts and is the same discount that a Dell employee receives! Visit www.dell.com/Goodwin to claim your coupon and take advantage of this phenomenal offer while it lasts! If you do not have a @goodwin.edu email address, or would like to extend the offer to a family member, you may still take advantage of the offering by emailing business mpp@dell.com and referencing Goodwin College and your Member ID: US45230895. Please allow up to 24 hours to receive a response from Dell.
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The Online Studies department has scheduled the spring semester “How
to Learn Online Using Blackboard” sessions for both new and existing
students on Tuesday, January 13, in the Community Room. Two sessions to choose
from: 10 to 11 a.m. or 6 to 7 p.m. Students who may not be able to attend these
sessions can access an Online Orientation at http://www.student-pd.org/orientation/index.htm.
Please contact Mark Fazioli with
questions.
Winter weather can be unpredictable, and AAA wants you to be safe during those unwanted times.
Not only is AAA offering a special discounted membership rate this month, but if you join by December 31, you will also be entered to win a winter survival kit that includes an emergency road kit, blanket and flashlight!
Not only is AAA offering a special discounted membership rate this month, but if you join by December 31, you will also be entered to win a winter survival kit that includes an emergency road kit, blanket and flashlight!
Food Pantry orders for the week of December 22 will be available for pick up on Tuesday, December 23, after 3 p.m. The Food Pantry will be closed beginning Wednesday, December 24, and will reopen Monday, January 5.
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School closings due to inclement weather will be posted on the
following stations no later than 7 a.m. for day classes and 3 p.m. for evening
classes:
WFSB-TV (Channel 3), WVIT-TV (Channel 30),
and WTIC-TVFox CT (Channel 61).
Students can also check the
homepage of the College website, Facebook, and Twitter or call 860-528-4111. Please note:
Goodwin does not use the campus emergency notification system for weather
closings.
On Friday, November 14, 50 MOVE and WISE students joined 70 other
college students to participate in Journey Home’s Cardboard City Sleep Out
at the University of Hartford to brace the frigid cold temperatures and raise
awareness for homelessness.
This was the first event in the National Hunger and
Homelessness Awareness week.
Journey Home, a local non-profit focused on ending chronic homelessness
in Hartford, organized the annual event. The students took part in a number of
activities throughout the night. They watched a documentary about homelessness
in Hartford, listened to stories from current and former homeless people,
participated in the food stamps challenge, engaged in a candle light vigil
honoring homeless people who have been victims of violence, and led a privilege
walk.
“[The students] were very engaged. It’s obvious they were really
listening because they asked very deep questions that got to the heart of what
it means to be homeless. It was apparent they were trying to understand the
plight these people have experienced,” said Journey Home Deputy Director,
Amanda Girardin.
The students gained awareness and knowledge about homelessness not
only in Hartford, but nationwide and what they can do as college students to
help end homelessness.
Check out some videos of the event:
Read Hartford Courant article:
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BUSINESS WRITING RECEPTION: DECEMBER 8
Join Goodwin students, professors, and administrators, business leaders, and community partners for an evening of inspirational presentations. Students in the Management and Leadership Program’s ENG 325 will discuss their experiences working with small businesses and nonprofits and share their insights about building bridges between higher education and the local community. The event will be held on Monday, December 8, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the Auditorium of the main campus building. Food and drink will be provided. Please contact Randy Laist at rlaist@goodwin.edu or (860) 913-2080 with questions.
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The Poetry Club is
pleased to announce the 2014 contest winners: 1st Place - "Picking Up
Pieces" by Jamie Mattos; 2nd Place - "Come winter, come
summer" by Deanna McKenzie; 3rd Place - "Little Things" by
Melissa Malchiodi. Please join the Poetry Club in commending the winners
by listening to a reading of their poems in the library on Tuesday, November
18, 4:30 to 6 pm. Questions, please contact Cynthia Hendricks at chendricks@goodwin.edu.
NO-SHAVE NOVEMBER
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Goodwin College, in support of No-Shave November wants you to share your ‘stache! You could win
a $50 gift card to Sports Haven Bar & Grille in New Haven. To win, post
your photos to our Facebook wall: GoodwinCollegeCT and/or tweet your photos to
@GoodwinCollege on Twitter. It's as simple as that. We will select a winner for
the most creative "No-Shave November" submission on Monday, December
1 at noon.
DELL COMPUTER SPECIALS FOR GOODWIN STUDENTS
These are Dell's best deals of the year and something you won’t
want to miss out on. Special Reminder: military, veterans,
dependents, and USAA members save an extra 15% off now 11/13 at 7 a.m. EST
at www.dell.com/Goodwin (3rd rotating banner or hyperlinked under Member
Exclusive Deals). Contact Matthew Cunningham at Matthew_Cunningham@Dell.com with
questions. See flyer.
GOODWIN COLLEGE FOUNDATION STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
Spring 2015
Application and Selection Period
Are you
feeling overwhelmed and worried about paying for your classes next
semester? You may qualify for one of 11 scholarships available to students
this Spring through the Goodwin College Foundation and generous friends of the
College. Look for a description of the scholarships and a link to the
application at http://www.goodwin.edu/giving/scholarships.asp. The
deadline for submissions is December 1. If you have questions,
contact Greg Jordan, Advancement Specialist, at 860-727-6969 or GJordan@goodwin.edu. APPLY TODAY!
Effective immediately,
the cost of the National League for Nursing Anatomy and Physiology Exam is
$16.
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Special promotion available for college students and staff: 3 upper level options starting at $50 per ticket; first 100 tickets purchased will meet inside the MetLife Central and form a hi-five tunnel to welcome Jets players and coaches as they enter the stadium; discounted parking; deadline for purchase is one week prior to game date. Dolphins vs. Jets, Dec. 1 at 8:30 p.m., Patriots vs. Jets, Dec. 21 at 1 p.m. For more information, contact Brian Aiello with NY Jets, baiello@jets.nfl.com, 973-549-4883.
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The Connecticut River Academy and Goodwin College will celebrate the arrival of a brand new freshwater research vessel, the R/V Goodwin Navigator, when it arrives packed with eager environmental science students at the CTRA dock at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, November 6. The boat is the only freshwater school research vessel in the region, and will offer students unprecedented access to the Connecticut River for environmental studies. During the welcoming celebration, the boat will travel from Glastonbury up the river to the dock at the Connecticut River Academy. This event is open all members of the Goodwin community and tours will be available afterwards. In case of inclement weather, the celebration will be moved to 9:30 a.m. on Friday, November 7. For more information, contact Alex Henschel, Magnet School Specialist, at 860-913-2181 or ahenschel@goodwin.edu.
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MOMETRIX ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Mometrix Test
Preparation is hosting their first ever college scholarship essay contest, and
they are looking to give away scholarship prizes of $5000, $2000, and $1000 to
college students just like you! Submit your essay of 2000 characters (approx.
400 words) or less by May 22, 2015, to have a chance to win. Visitors will have
through June 3, 2015, to cast their votes for their favorite essay, so don't
forget to tell your friends and family to vote for your
entry! Mometrix will be posting essays as they are received, so it is
to your advantage to get yours in early -- the longer it's on the site, the
more opportunities people have to vote for it! For more information: http://www.mometrix.com/collegescholarships/
Thirty Goodwin Students in the MOVE and WISE programs are
participating in the Cardboard City Sleep Out hosted by Journey Home at the
University of Hartford from 6 p.m., Friday, November 14, to 7 a.m., Saturday,
November 15. Cardboard City Sleep Out is a youth-based advocacy and awareness
event centered on the issues of homelessness. It provides a chance to bring
together a large, diverse group of college students to help gain an
understanding of homelessness in their community, while empowering them to
create the change needed to end it. Please support Goodwin students and Journey
Home, Inc, by donating to help end homelessness in Greater Hartford at http://www.razoo.com/story/Goodwin-College-Move-Wise?referral_code=share.
Download flyer. Questions? Contact Kelsey Woodford at 860-727-6988 or kwoodford@goodwin.edu.
Join the Goodwin Fitness
Club for some volleyball action on Wednesday, November 5, and Wednesday,
November 19, in the CTRA gymnasium. Both sessions at 6 p.m. Sign up
with Ali Welcome at the front desk in the main building lobby or look for the
sign up sheet outside Room 132.
POETRY OPEN MIC
The Poetry Club is
hosting an Open Mic in the Auditorium on Thursday, December 4, from 4:30 to
6pm. Calling all creative writers to come and share your work! Please
contact Cynthia McHale-Hendricks at hendricks@goodwin.edu with questions.
Did
you know that Apple offers educational discounts for Goodwin students, faculty,
and staff purchases? Go to http://store.apple.com/us-hed/findyourschool,
search for Goodwin College, and make your purchase online.
Registration for the spring 2015 semester will begin on Monday,
November 10, 2014 at 7 a.m., ending on Sunday, November 23, 2014 at 11:59 p.m.
Late registration will open on Monday, December 8, 2014 at 9 a.m. If you do not
register during the normal registration dates, you will need to visit the
Business Office to pay the $100 late registration fee. You may contact the
Assistant Registrar with questions at rstraub@goodwin.edu.
Goodwin College has announced its fall 2014 Adult Continuing
Education (ACE) offerings. The classes — free of charge to seniors 55 and older
— are offered in conjunction with the East Hartford South End Senior Center.
All courses are presented in two-part sessions at the Goodwin campus and the
Senior Center, 70 Canterbury Street, East Hartford. Introduction to
Computers: Part 1 on Friday, November 7, 5 to 7 p.m. at the Senior Center
and Part 2 on Saturday, November 8, 9 to 11 a.m. at Goodwin College. Infectious
Diseases Today: Part 1 on Friday, December 5, 5 to 7 p.m. at the Senior
Center and Part 2 on Saturday, December 6, 9 to 11 a.m. at Goodwin College. If
you know of a senior citizen who might be interested, please pass along this information. Participants
must register for classes by contacting ACE Program Coordinator Claude Mayo at
860-913-2051 or cmayo@goodwin.edu.
ACADEMIC SUCCESS CENTER
FAMILY LITERACY DAY – NOVEMBER 8
The Early Childhood Education Club will sponsor a Family Game Day on Saturday, November 8, from 12:30 to 2 p.m. in the auditorium. Admittance to the events is the contribution of a non-perishable food item. Snacks and beverages available for purchase. Activities include puppet show and Scholastic Book Fair!
National Medical
Assisting Week, October 20 to 24, is sponsored by the American Association of
Medical Assistants to recognize the importance of Medical Assistants in the
health care field. In honor of National Medical Assisting Week, Goodwin’s
Medical Assisting department will host two small gatherings at 403 Main
Street, on Monday, October 20, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and
from 4 to 6 p.m. for current Medical Assisting students and
faculty. Please note that the location and times have changes from
previous announcements. Cake, coffee, activities, and the chance
to socialize and celebrate the great work that goes on in our Medical
Assisting program! Make plans to join us for this event. Please contact Nicole
Green at ngreen@goodwin.edu with
questions.
Daylight Saving
Time ends and reverts to standard time on Sunday, November 2. Clocks are moved backward by one hour at 2:00
AM daylight savings time, and the time becomes 1:00 AM standard time. The
National Fire Prevention Association and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety
Commission recommend that consumers change the battery in smoke and carbon
monoxide detectors when they change their clocks. Other clocks and appliances
to consider: kitchen stove, cameras, answering machine, alarm clocks, VCR, car,
cell phone, PDA, microwave, watch, GPS, central air conditioning, analog
devices, and electronic thermostats.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE ABOUT STUDENT EMAILS
There seems to be some confusion as to what a student’s email
address is in the new Microsoft 365 system. It is the same as before; this
has not changed. Your email address will always be the first initial
of the first name, followed by the entire last name, followed by
@student.goodwin.edu. So, for Dan Rego, the student email would be drego@student.goodwin.edu. Keep
in mind that if there are multiple people with the same name, there may be a
number before the @ sign, like drego1@student. The ONLY time you will need
your SonisWeb ID, like DR5548662@student.goodwin.edu,
is when you are signing onto the O365 site, but it is NOT your
email address. If you need further assistance, please contact the Goodwin
College Helpdesk at 860-727-6743 or stop into the IT office in room 136 of the
main building.
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Have a howling good time at the annual Fall Fun Fair on Friday, October 31, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. on the first floor of One Riverside Drive. Goodwin students and their families are invited for a night of fun, fright, and festivities including trick or treating, book fair, dance clinic, snacks, and a haunted house. Late-night showing of Rocky Horror Picture Show at 10 p.m. Suggested donation of a bag of candy is welcome. For more information, contact Nicole Miller, Student Engagement Coordinator, at NMiller@goodwin.edu or 860-913-2018 RSVP via email or phone.
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Part-Time Positions Available
2 Sales Associate Positions (Meriden, CT)
Sales Associate (Middletown, CT)
Cashier Position (Middletown, CT)
Sales Associate (Middletown, CT)
Cashier Position (Middletown, CT)
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Celebrate Respiratory Care Week at the Respiratory Care Club’s pizza sale on Wednesday, October 22, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. In the Student Lounge. Pizza is $2 per piece.
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The Path of Hope, a 5K walk to benefit the Connecticut
Brain Tumor Alliance (CTBTA), will be held Sunday, October 5, 2014 at 9:00 a.m.
at Hammonasset Beach State Park, 1288 Boston Post Road, Madison
Connecticut. The event will be the first 5K walk to benefit the CBTA,
which seeks to provides hope and support for those affected by brain tumors throughout
Connecticut, raise awareness of the disease, and fund research for better
treatment and the cure.
A Goodwin College student has created a College team, with 3 participants so far. For more information on the walk or to register, visit http://ctbtapathofhope.dojiggy.com, or to join the Goodwin College team, visit http://ctbtapathofhope.dojiggy.com/goodwincollege.
A Goodwin College student has created a College team, with 3 participants so far. For more information on the walk or to register, visit http://ctbtapathofhope.dojiggy.com, or to join the Goodwin College team, visit http://ctbtapathofhope.dojiggy.com/goodwincollege.
FITNESS CLUB PRESENTS “FLIGHT NIGHT”
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The Fitness Club will
sponsor a “Flight Night” at Flight Trampoline Park, 140 Production Court in New
Britain on Friday, October 17, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The cost is $11 and must be
paid in full to Ali Welcome (front desk) or Nicole Miller (Room 132) by October
15.
Bus Trip To West Point
Seats are available to make the trip with the Navs Soccer Team to this Sunday's game (October 5th) at the United States Military Academy at West Point, as we play Army.
The ride and the tickets are free, and the bus will be filled on a first-come, first served basis.
The bus will leave Goodwin at 9:00 AM sharp, and return around 6:00 PM.
Contact sports@goodwin.edu to be added to the list.
Go Navs!
School closings due to
inclement weather: announcements will be posted on the following stations no
later than 7 a.m. for day classes and 3 p.m. for evening classes: WRCH
(100.5 FM), WTIC (96.5 FM),WTIC (1080 AM), WZMX
(93.7 FM), WFSB-TV (Channel 3), WVIT-TV (Channel 30), WTNH-TV
(Channel 8), andWTIC-TVFox CT (Channel 61). Students may also access
school closing information by checking the homepage of the College website or
by calling 860-528-4111. See school closing information
in the College catalog (consider bookmarking this
link). Please note: we do not use the emergency notification system for
weather closings.
Looking for a part-time job while in college? Check out the available positions below!
Part-Time Security Officer
Part-Time Teller - Bank of America (Glastonbury, CT)
Part-Time Teller - Bank of America (Glastonbury, CT)
Part-Time Teller - Bank of America
Part-Time Teller - Bank of America (Hartford, CT)
Part-Time Talent - WTIC FM
Part-Time Security Officer
Part-Time Teller - Bank of America (Glastonbury, CT)
Part-Time Teller - Bank of America (Glastonbury, CT)
Part-Time Teller - Bank of America
Part-Time Teller - Bank of America (Hartford, CT)
Part-Time Talent - WTIC FM
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The CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection will offer free Resource Conservation and Recovery Act generator training in the Goodwin College Community Room on Thursday, October 16, from 1 to 4 p.m. No registration required. Those who provide their email address at the event will receive an electronic certificate. Open to all Goodwin students and employees. You can also register for the online webcast by emailing Mark.Latham@ct.gov. For more information, contact Bruce Morton at bmorton@goodwin.edu.
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CELEBRATE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSISTING WEEK- October 20-24
National Medical Assisting Week, October 20 to 24, is sponsored by
the American Association of Medical Assistants to recognize the importance of
Medical Assistants in the health care field. In honor of National Medical
Assisting Week, Goodwin’s Medical Assisting department will host a small
gathering in the Community Room on Monday, October 20, from 3 to 5 p.m.
for current Medical Assisting students and faculty. Cake, coffee, activities,
and the chance to social and celebrate the great work that goes on in our
Medical assisting program! Make plans to join us for this event. Please contact
Amanda Lavigne at alavigne@goodwin.edu
with questions.
Wednesday, October 1
3:00-7:00 pm
270 Downey Drive, New Britain, CT
Onsite interviews for 45+ positions:
Management
- Associate Program Officer
- Program Coordinator
- Assistant Program Coordinator
Direct Care/Clinical
- APRN
- Registered Nurse
- Clinician (Licensed and Unlicensed)
- Case Manager
- Recovery Specialist
- Residential Monitor
- Employment Specialist
- Life Skills Coach
Non-Clinical
- Medical Assistant
- Administrative Assistant
- Housekeeper
Please: No phone calls
Bring your current resume
Email hrinquiries@cmhacc.org to confirm your attendance.
Visit www.cmhacc.org for a list of open positions and apply
Onsite interviews for 45+ positions:
Management
- Associate Program Officer
- Program Coordinator
- Assistant Program Coordinator
Direct Care/Clinical
- APRN
- Registered Nurse
- Clinician (Licensed and Unlicensed)
- Case Manager
- Recovery Specialist
- Residential Monitor
- Employment Specialist
- Life Skills Coach
Non-Clinical
- Medical Assistant
- Administrative Assistant
- Housekeeper
Please: No phone calls
Bring your current resume
Email hrinquiries@cmhacc.org to confirm your attendance.
Visit www.cmhacc.org for a list of open positions and apply
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FRIGHT FEST AT SIX FLAGS
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Goodwin
College Bookstore is excited to extend a special Six Flags Fright Fest offer to
all Goodwin students, faculty, and staff. A reduced Scare Fare Package of
$41.40 (plus tax) includes admission to all four premium Halloween scare zones,
parking, and catered lunch from 1:30-2:30. The offer is valid October
4, 5, and 11 only with promo code “Scare8” Click here to
redeem this offer. Please
contact Michael Ramsey or Deanna Fell at 860-727-6721 for additional
information.
Recreation and Club Athletics signups
Club Basketball, Flag Football and Soccer
or here for intramural Volleyball.
Then you can download the Rec*It app for your phone or tablet, which will keep you up to date on all the happenings. Here's the link to download that app.
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| imleagues.com/goodwin |
Contact sports@goodwin.edu for more info!
Go Navs!
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NU Hartford Marathon is looking for 40 volunteers from Goodwin College.
Volunteer Information:
Event: NU Hartford Marathon
Date: Saturday, October 11, 2014
Time: 7:15 am - 1:40 pm
Goodwin Volunteer Activity: East Hartford Cheering Zone
All volunteers will receive a jacket, water bottle, draw string bag and food. If you plan on bringing another volunteer, please have them sign up as a Goodwin volunteer.
The deadline to register is October 1, 2014. For more information, please contact Jess Hallet at jess@hartfordmarathon.com.
Volunteer Information:
Event: NU Hartford Marathon
Date: Saturday, October 11, 2014
Time: 7:15 am - 1:40 pm
Goodwin Volunteer Activity: East Hartford Cheering Zone
All volunteers will receive a jacket, water bottle, draw string bag and food. If you plan on bringing another volunteer, please have them sign up as a Goodwin volunteer.
The deadline to register is October 1, 2014. For more information, please contact Jess Hallet at jess@hartfordmarathon.com.
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Connecticut River Watershed Council's 18th Annual Source to Sea Cleanup
Join Environmental Studies Program Director Bruce Morton and other students for the 18th Annual Source to Sea Cleanup, a coordinated effort for cleaner rivers, on Saturday, September 27, 2014 at 8:45 am.
If you are interested, you will meet the group at 8:45 am at Hockanum Elementary School located
at 191 Main St. East Hartford, CT 06118. The rear parking lot is
located on High St.
The group will then set off to clean Keeney Cove and South Meadows, both located on the Connecticut River.
Spend the day outdoors for a good cause!
For more information on the 18th Annual Source to Sea Cleanup, please visit www.ctriver.org.
If you are interested in attending, please contact Bruce Morton at bmorton@goodwin.edu.
Tuesday
10am-11am - Room 301
5pm-6pm - Room 301
Wednesday
10am-11am -Room 301
5pm-6pm - Room 301
Thursday
10am-11am - Room 301
5pm-6pm – Room 226
CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER JAMES CLYBURN ON CAMPUS 9/22
Please join the Goodwin College community as we gather to hear
U.S. Congressman James E. Clyburn discuss his new book, Blessed
Experiences: Genuinely Southern, Proudly Black, a compelling memoir of
a civil rights leader's journey from the Jim Crow-era South to the Washington
beltway. Please plan to attend this unique opportunity to meet one of the
country’s most well-respected voices on equality and government.
Monday, September 22
Goodwin College Auditorium
One Riverside Drive
East Hartford, CT
9:00 a.m.
Goodwin College has received an update from Town Hall on Riverside
Drive project. Work on the curbing is scheduled to begin on Thursday, September
18, so expect to see more equipment and increased potential for delays. Please
plan accordingly. Thank you for your cooperation.
LEADERSHIP IN A DIVERSE SOCIETY – NOVEMBER 13
CLOTHING & BOOK DRIVE BENEFIT CT ALLIANCE FOR VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE
A
clothing and book drive will be held on Sept. 20 and Oct.
18 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parking lot of the Price Right
Shopping Plaza, 983 New Britain Avenue in West Hartford. Needed:
clothing, shoes, boots, coats, linens, comforters, jewelry,
purses, small household goods, hardcover and paperback books, CDs, DVDs,
audio books, textbooks. No furniture, appliances, magazines,
newspapers, VHS or cassette tapes, catalogs, or encyclopedias. Proceeds
to benefit CT Alliance for Victims of Violence & Their
Families, a non-profit organization. Information: www.CT-ALIVE.org.
WOMEN’S INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP - OCTOBER 11
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WAVE, the Human Services
Club, and New Vision Christian Center present “Healing Effects… Change,”
a women’s interactive workshop that focuses on life-changing
interactions with positive women. Saturday, October 11, from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. at Goodwin College. Register early by contacting richardsonkaren14@gmail.com or
register at the door. Questions: Jenette Davis: 860-796–0498. Public: $10,
students $5.
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