Conference Classic 7 p.m. downtown Rochester Visit Ticketmaster.com or call 1-800-745-3000 in the North; No. 1 in NY a competitive edge -- they call it "The Bonaventure Advantage." U.S. News & World Report calls it one of the top three best college values in the north and top value in New York state. Schools, Great Prices" list of Best Regional Universities in the North. And here's why: 95 percent of our graduates are either employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation. Learn more about some of our young alums, who are inspiring young schoolchildren in Harlem, completing medical school at George Washington University, and managing social media ac- counts for major companies such as Godiva: undergrad degree in Professional and Creative Writing the imaginative power of creative writing with the technical skill of professional communicators. fall 2015. fort between the School of Journal- ism and Mass Communication and the Department of English. upon existing and new course offer- ings in both programs. fiction, poetry, and creative nonfic- tion, St. Bonaventure's program of- fers students opportunities to explore newer areas, like video game scripting and blogging. Learn more at national foundation, local engineers to promote STEM careers to high schoolers marketing pitches to sell their vehicles in the third annual Dream It. Do It 500, held Nov. 22 at the Richter Center. The event partners Dream It. Do It. a program designed to expose young people to careers in manufacturing, with SBU's chapter of ENACTUS, which promotes partnerships between business leaders and university students. Teams of four high school students were given two and a half hours to construct cars with the help of local engineers, then race them, earning points for distance, accuracy and how much weight they could carry. Then they had 20 minutes to prepare a two-to three-minute marketing pitch, which they presented to university professors and students. families get a fresh start in Rochester Place in Rochester to see firsthand some of the barriers to schooling that exist in our own country. Saint's Place pro- vides household goods, clothing and education to legal refugees. The students brought more than 120 St. Bonaventure bags full of school supplies for children, worked at the agency's Clothing Closet, and assisted in the setup for a Bhutani family living in Rochester. SBU administrator named Siena president ture's Class of 1970, was named the 11th president of Siena Col- lege in November. than 40 years, Br. Ed has led a distinguished ca- reer in Catholic higher education as a scholar, pro- fessor and senior administrator. ciscan Mission at St. Bonaventure and a Siena trustee. Kevin Mullen, O.F.M., Ph.D., re- signed to become provincial minis- ter of Holy Name Province, the largest Franciscan community in the United States. |