Students

Thanks for joining us for our 50th Anniversary breakfast at Panasci Lounge during Orange Central alumni weekend. We couldn’t resist snapping a few pictures of our alums and current students! [nggallery id=11]

There are so many civic engagement opportunities, who can keep track! Honors alum, John Cardone (former coordinator of the Nottingham tutoring program) is directing this great program. Homework Club at 601 Tully pairs college students, neighbors and local kids so they can share their knowledge and talents. The club meets  Mondays and Thursdays form 3:00…

Rebecca Ierardo, a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences, volunteered at the Istanbul Refugee Center for ten weeks. As a volunteer, she attended the Moms and Tots program at the Center which was a program specifically for refugee mothers with young children. Rebecca connected mothers with similar stories and backgrounds, watched over children,…

The Office of Engagement Programs is hosting an orientation session for students who would like to participate in any of their programs this Thursday, September 19th from 7-8:30pm in Hendricks Chapel. Participation in Young Scholars is a rewarding way to fulfill the Honors global experience requirement. Check it out and see if any of these civic…

Thinking about Law School? The College of Arts and Sciences has organized a fantastic slate of events. Learn the nuts and bolts of applying, take a practice LSAT exam, visit the SU Law School. For a full schedule of events, see Law Week Schedule

Syracuse Sustainability is sponsoring SyraCluse–a contest in which teams solve riddles and visit local businesses and other locations which demonstrate positive sustainability in some way. Act now as this 2.5 week adventure is already underway. Send Karen <kjhall@syr.edu> pictures which your team uses in the competition and earn civic engagement hours for your efforts!

Syracuse Sustainability is sponsoring SyraCluse–a contest in which teams solve riddles and visit local businesses and other locations which demonstrate positive sustainability in some way. Act now as this 2.5 week adventure is already underway. Send Karen <kjhall@syr.edu> pictures which your team uses in the competition and earn civic engagement hours for your efforts!

This month’s Footnotes program features a visit from Jean Soprano who will introduce us to Kindred Kingdoms, an organization dedicated to the care and release of injured birds of prey and black bears in Central and Northern New York. The organization is a not-for-profit formed in 1997 by Jean Soprano and Len Soprano. Kindred Kingdoms…