The latest in Goodwin University student news, activities, events, clubs/organizations, and athletics!
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Andre Luke's ('20 Respiratory Care) basket at the buzzer propelled the Navigators to an 81-80 victory over the University of Vermont Catamounts on Saturday at the Connecticut River Academy.Men and Women...if you're interested in playing basketball, email Eric Emet eemet@goodwin.edu.
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The Goodwin College Women's Basketball team is looking for players. Email Eric at eemet@goodwin.edu for details. Practice starts the week of October 14th.
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Mental Health Awareness - Talk to a Pro
On Wednesday, 10/16, between 3:00 – 6:00 pm, join us at the River Campus, and Pent Road for a series of activities focusing around supporting your mental health.
There will be a series of activities and booths, designed to educate you on the resources that the College makes available to students.
Know that you’re not alone, and that this is a perfect opportunity for you to talk openly with a professional about your own mental health concerns.
There will be games, puppies, free stuff, and food!
Contact Veronica at vhills@goodwin.edu with any questions.
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MakerspaceCT, a grant program partner of Goodwin, is accepting applications for its Innovation Cohort, funded by Innovation Places/CTNext. Forty to 60 participants will work in a collaborative space to create or improve a product. The program provides classes in 3D Printing and Scanning, RaspberryPi, Arduino, Laser Engraving, Soldering, CAD and CAM Programming, CNC
Routing and Milling, and other technologies. Anyone from Goodwin is eligible to apply. Those who meet the requirements will be awarded three months of membership to MakerspaceCT to allow the continuation of their work. Learn more.
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A Message from I-91 Charter Oak Bridge Project
I-91 Northbound Exit 28 will close Wednesday night, May 29, and remain closed for the next two years. This will facilitate the first major stage of construction activity (lowering of southbound Routes 5/15 under I-91). Detour signs will direct I-91 northbound motorists seeking Routes 5/15 southbound at Exit 28 to follow the detour route as follows: Follow I-91
northbound to Exit 29 (to Routes 5/15 and cross over the Charter Oak Bridge). Take Exit 90 to Route 2 westbound. Take first Exit to East River Drive. Turn
right on East River Drive. Turn right onto ramp for Routes 5/15 southbound.
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