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Spring Semester 2017 ACTIVITIES CALENDAR

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promoting emotional health and suicide prevention

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RA Training - E

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MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY Residence Halls Open First Year Programs – New Student Orientation - DLiterary Arts Society Meeting – EResidential Housing Transfer Meeting- EKappa Lambda Psi Weekly Meeting – EMarist Democrats Weekly Meeting - E

Spring Semester Begins – Day & Evening Classes Held SPC Ski/Snowboarding & Snow Tubing Ticket Sales – D Student Teacher Orientation - D Valley Café - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Game Society - E

Relay for Life Bake Sale - D First Year Programs: Living in the Fox Den - D MCCTA Board Meeting - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D HuMarists Meeting - E Sorority Recruitment - E

INAUGURATION DAY Last date for resolving incompletes & grade changes for Fall 2016 by 5PMSPC Movie: “The Girl on the Train” - E

SPC Ski & Snowboarding Trip - D SPC Movie: “The Girl on the Train” - E SPC Social: Welcome Back Bingo - E

MCCTA General Members Meeting - E Anime Society Meeting - E HuMarist Meeting - E

Last day for course changes (5PM). Half tuition refund after this date. Last date for resolving incompletes & grade changes for Winter 2017 by 5PM Kappa Lambda Psi Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E

Valley Café - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Singers: Love in the Afternoon Auditions - E Marist Game Society - E FEMME Social - E

Activities Fair – D MCCTA Board Meeting - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D SPC Comedian: Jen Kober - E HuMarists Meeting - E Teachers of Tomorrow General Meeting - E Sorority Recruitment - E

Marist Singers: Love in the Afternoon Auditions - E

Black History Month: Guest Speak Claudio Lent – E Asian Alliance: Lunar New Year - E SPC Snow Tubing Trip - E SPC Movie: “Moana” - E

SPC Ski & Snowboarding Trip - D SPC Movie: “Moana” - E

Sorority Recruitment - EAnime Society Meeting - E HuMarists Meeting - E

FYP: Peer Mentor Board Game Night – E Business Club General Meeting - EKappa Lambda Psi Meeting - EMarist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E HuMarists Workshops - E

RFE Cooking and Stitches Sign-Ups Begin – DValley Café - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D Black History Month: 13th Documentary - EFYP: NSLS Orientation - E FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Game Society - E Sorority Recruitment - E

JanuarySPC Trip:Ski and Snowboarding

Saturday, 1/21, 1/28, 2/4, 2/11, 2/18, 2/25

SPC Trip:Snow Tubing

Friday, 1/27, 2/3, 2/17, 2/24

SPC Movie: “The Girl on the Train”

Friday, 1/20 & Saturday, 1/21

SPC Social:Welcome Back Bingo

Saturday, 1/21

SPC Comedian:Jen Kober

Wednesday, 1/25

SPC Movie:“Moana”


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Student Activities Ticket Sales-Open Skate – D SPC Snow Tubing Trip - E Sorority Recruitment - E SPC Movie: “Shut In” - ESPC Ticket Sales: “Aladdin” – E

GROUNDHOG DAY Student Activities Ticket Sales- “Fifty Shades Darker” – DSPC General Member Meeting - ETeachers of Tomorrow: Hudson Valley New Teacher Institute - ESorority Recruitment - EHuMarists Callbacks - E

SPC Ski and Snowboarding Trip - D Sorority Recruitment - D SPC Movie: “Shut In” - ESPC Ticket Sale: “Aladdin” - E

MCCTA General Members Meeting - E Kappa Sigma Recruitment Event - E Anime Society Meeting - E HuMarists Meeting - E

Last day to register for elective credit internships No tuition refund after this date Campus Ministry Meetings - E SGA Elections Info Session - EFYP: Time Management Workshop - E Kappa Lambda Psi Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E

SPC Ticket Sale: “Waitress” - E Valley Café - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D ELP: NSLS Telecast - E FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E SGA Elections Info Sessions - E Marist Game Society - E FEMME Pajama Party - E

Fashion Department Guest Speaker - D MCCTA Board Meeting - D ELP/NSLS Networking Event and Spring Orientation - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - DRFE Stitches - Beginner & Intermediate - E SGA Elections Info Sessions - E SPC Social: Singles Bingo - E HuMarists Meeting - E

RFE Cooking Demo - E Teacher Education Department - E SGA Elections Info Sessions - EStudent Activities Trip: “Fifty Shades Darker” - E

SPC Movie: “The Edge of Seventeen” - EStudent Activities Trip: Open Skate at Civic Center – E

SPC Ski and Snowboarding Trip - D SPC Movie: “The Edge of Seventeen” - E SPC Social: Slam Poet Kyla Lacey - E

Business Club General Meeting - E Kappa Lambda Psi Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E SGA Elections: Speech Night - E

VALENTINE’S DAY Valley Café - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Game Society - E

Fashion Department Guest Speaker - D MCCTA Board Meeting - D Beta Alpha Psi Presentation - D RA Group Process - D RA Selection Group Process - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Marist Fund Campus Campaign Luncheon - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D RFE Stitches – Beginner & Intermediate - E Black History Month: Sankofa - E SPC Coffeehouse: Abe Parker - E HuMarists Meetings - E

Naturally Foxy General Meeting – ESPC General Member Meeting - E

SPC Snow Tubing Trip - E SPC Movie: “La La Land” - E

SPC Ski and Snowboarding Trip - D SPC Movie: “La La Land” - E

SPC Broadway Trip: “Waitress” – D Anime Society Meeting - E HuMarist Meeting - E

PRESIDENT’S DAY P/NC Option due by 5PM Kappa Lambda Psi Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - EPhi Alpha Theta: President’s Day Trivia - E

Valley Café - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D ELP: NSLS Telecast - E FEMME Speaker - E FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Game Society - E

RFE Cooking Demo - E MCCTA Presents “Cabaret” - E

SPC Snow Tubing Trip - EBlack History Month: Origin of Hip Hop with Steve Peraza - ESPC Movie: “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” - EMCCTA Presents “Cabaret” – E

SPC Ski & Snowboarding Trip - D MCCTA Presents “Cabaret” – D/E SPC Movie: “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” – E

MCCTA Presents “Cabaret” – D/E Anime Society Meeting - E HuMarists Meeting - E

Business Club General Meeting - E Kappa Lambda Psi Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Art Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E

Valley Café - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Game Society - E

February

1/17 – 1/23 Course Change Period

1/17 – 1/23 Course Change Period

Faculty Plenary - D MCCTA Board Meeting - D ELP/NSLS Networking Event and Spring Orientation - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D SPC Coffeehouse: Open Mic Night - E HuMarists Meeting - E HuMarists Tryouts - EKappa Sigma: Rush – E

SPC Broadway Trip- “Aladdin” - D Anime Society Weekly Meeting - E HuMarist Meeting - E

SPC Movie:“Shut In”


SPC SocialSingles Bingo

Wednesday, 2/8

Student Activities Trip:Fifty Shades

DarkerThursday, 2/9

Student Activities Trip:Open SkateFriday, 2/10

SPC Social:Slam Poet Kyla Lacey

Saturday, 2/11

SPC Broadway Trip:

“Aladdin”Sunday, 2/12

SPC Coffeehouse:Abe Parker

Wednesday, 2/15

SPC Movie:“La La Land”Friday, 2/17

& Saturday, 2/18

SPC Movie:“The Edge

of Seventeen”Friday, 2/10

& Saturday, 2/11

SPC Broadway Trip:

“Waitress”Sunday, 2/19

SPC Comedian:Chris ClarkeWednesday,

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SPC Movie:“Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”


Psychology Club Disability MCCTA Board Meeting - DBeta Alpha Psi Presentation - DSGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - DCounseling Center: Let’s Talk – DCounseling Ctr: SYE Cooking Demo – D/EMCCTA Presents “Cabaret” – EMusic Dept: Storm King Trombone Quartet - ERFE Stitches – Beginner & Intermediate - ESPC Comedian: Chris Clarke - EHuMarists Weekly Meeting - ETeachers of Tomorrow General Meeting - ESGA Elections: Announcement Party - E

SPC Coffeehouse:“Open Mic

Night”Wednesday, 2/1

FebruaryBlack History Month


Monique Quirion SENIOR

MAJOR: Fashion Merchandising - Product DevelopmentINTERNSHIP: Sales Intern - Jill Stuart New York, New York, NY

My approach to finding a fashion merchandising internship was to narrow down my search to a few different specializations that were the most interesting to me. When I interviewed at Jill Stuart I had a strong feeling that I would enjoy the work and the environment, so when I was offered the position I said yes immediately.

Although most people would think that a sales intern would always be out on the sales floor, many of the tasks I was assigned were computer-based and I worked on them in the office.I created ecommerce sales reports, recorded data for weekly selling reports from our buyers, and created line lists. Thankfully, I was also able to assist in meetings with buyers and provide them with samples of the garments they chose. For me the most rewarding part of the internship was actually applying my practiced skills to real situations, and finding that I was very capable in doing so.

My supervisor was absolutely wonderful. And, she is a recent Marist alumna. She was kind, helpful, and encouraging toward me. It is a unique situation to report to someone who has graduated from Marist. It lets you see that Marist graduates go on to play important roles in the workplace. And, I was able to establish a professional relationship with someone who has the same educational background.

Networking opportunities were certainly available and it was very important to me to be friendly and helpful toward everyone I met, so that I could make a good impression. It is good to feel as though you will be able to reach out in the future to the people you meet during your internship.

Jill Stuart is a fairly small company so I doubt there would be an opening by the time I graduate. However, if they made me a job offer, I have to say that I’ve enjoyed my work and the environment enough to want to be a full-time employee.

My advice to Marist students is that it is necessary to view internships as a practical learning opportunity during which you can apply the skills you have been taught in the classroom. It might seem hard to keep yourself motivated if your internship is not paid, but it is up to you to get as much as you can out of the experience. It can also be tricky to find the right internship, especially if you have never applied for one before. But persistence and hard work always pay off!

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March

Music Department Presents : “Love in the Afternoon” Teachers of Tomorrow Dr. Seuss Day - D MCCTA General Members Meeting - E Anime Society Meeting - E HuMarists Meeting - E

Marist Italy Mentor Program – ECampus Ministry Meetings - EKappa Lambda Psi Weekly Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E

Valley Café - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Game Society - E

President Yellen: Town Hall Meeting - D MCCTA Board Meeting - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D RFE Stitches – Beginner & Intermediate - E HuMarists Meeting - E

Residence Halls close at 5PM

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS

Residence Halls open at 10AM Anime Society Meeting - E HuMarists Meeting - E

Classes resume Business Club General Meeting - E Kappa Lambda Psi Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E

Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D ELP: NSLS Telecast - E FEMME Self Defense Class - E FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Game Society - E

Marist International Programs Study Abroad Fair - D MCCTA Board Meeting - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D RFE Stitches – Beginner & Intermediate - E Counseling Center: SYE Apartment Hunting - E SPC Coffeehouse: Jesse LaBelle - E HuMarists Weekly Meeting - E

MCCTA Presents: “Me Too Monologues” - ERFE Cooking Demo – ESPC General Member Meeting – ENaturally Foxy General Meeting - E

MCCTA Presents : “Me Too Monologues” - ETau Beta Sigma Battle of the Bands - ESPC Movie: “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” - E

Marist Game Society: Game Day – D/EMCCTA Presents : “Me Too Monologues” - ESPC Movie: “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” - ESPC Comedian: Dan Wilbur - E

Anime Society Meeting - E HuMarists Meeting - ESPC Broadway Trip: “Book of Mormon” - D

Valley Café - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D ELP: NSLS Telecast - E FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Game Society - E

MCCTA Board Meeting - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D CAAS Registration Workshop - ERFE: Stitches – Beginner & Intermediate - E HuMarists Weekly Meeting - E Teachers of Tomorrow General Meeting - E

SPC Movie: “Manchester by the Sea” - E

Kappa Lambda Psi Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E

3/11-3/19 SPRING RECESS


Faculty Plenary - D Fashion Department Guest Speaker - D MCCTA Board Meeting - D Beta Alpha Psi Presentation - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D RFE Stitches – Beginner & Intermediate - E HuMarists Meeting - ESPC Ticket Sale: “Book of Mormon” - D

Environmental Conference - D SPC Movie: “Passengers”- EKappa Kappa Gamma: Big/Little Reveal - E

Environmental Conference - D Music Department Presents: Love in the Afternoon - D/E SPC Movie: “Passengers” - E



Student Programming Council Website http://clubs.marist.edu/spc

SPC Comedian:Dan Wilbur

Saturday, 3/25

SPC Broadway Trip:

“Book of Mormon”Sunday, 3/26

SPC Movie:“Manchester by the Sea”Friday, 3/31

& Saturday, 4/1

SPC Coffeehouse:Jesse LaBelleWednesday,

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SPC Movie:“Passengers”Friday, 3/3 & Saturday, 3/4

SPC Movie:“Rogue One:

A Star Wars Story”Friday, 3/24

& Saturday, 3/25

MarchZeta Psi Blood Drive – DSPC General Member Meeting - E

Women’s History Month

Cailin Byrne SENIOR

MAJOR: Fine Arts/Studio Art - Digital Media TrackMINORS: AdvertisingINTERNSHIP: Art/Photo Intern - Westchester Magazine, Rye, NY

I have been interested in a career in business, yet my passion is art. As a media assistant for the Marist Center for Multicultural Affairs I became interested in the magazine industry to use my art for business. When offered a summer internship with Westchester Magazine in their art/photo department, I was very excited to learn about designing a magazine.

At first my tasks included making photo requests and assisting with layout designs. What I did not expect, and what I enjoyed the most, was setting up and working at photo shoots. I assisted with shoots for food and chef articles, one on local small businesses, and a fashion shoot. I was asked to manage shoots when my supervisor was unavailable. I learned what goes into producing a photo that will be used in a spread. Not only does it have to look good, but you also have to think about it in terms of page layout and where text will be placed. I enjoyed this so much that I would put in extra time during the week.

I had two supervisors: the group creative director and the fashion and style editor. I enjoyed working with both because they made sure that, in addition to my regular tasks, I had the opportunity to work on aspects of the magazine that were interesting to me.

Networking opportunities were plentiful. In addition to the office staff, there were after work events, including the Best of Westchester Party, a huge event hosted by Westchester Magazine every summer. I met amazing people out on photo shoots, including a high-end fashion photographer who was particularly impressed with my work.

Now, the magazine industry is somewhere I picture myself working long-term. I especially valued the atmosphere and people at my internship. Everyone worked well together and enjoyed the work.

My advice to other Marist students is to do more than you are asked in your internship. When you show initiative, you will stand out to your supervisors as someone who is dedicated to the field and is willing to put in the extra time and effort. They will remember that when your resume crosses their desk should you apply for a job or need a letter of recommendation.

Jonathan Goldberg SENIOR

MAJOR: Communication - Sports Communication and Public RelationsINTERNSHIP: Promotions and Public Relations Intern - Rockland Boulders Baseball Club, Pomona, NY

I chose the internship with the Rockland Boulders Baseball Club because it gave me the best opportunity to build my skills in sports communications and public relations. Since I came to Marist to learn the fundamentals for this type of job (and for this sport) it also offered me real world experience to add to what I learned in my courses. It was a true “hands on” opportunity.

My intern tasks and responsibilities were to run the Rockland Boulders Baseball Club’s social media accounts. This is very important in this day and age. I posted to Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat throughout games. In addition, I had the opportunity to write game recaps that appeared on the team website. Other responsibilities included preparing the ballpark before the gates opened to visitors and helping to run on-field events between innings.

My supervisor was always very helpful. He gave me excellent insights into improving my writing skills. This is something that cannot be learned in the classroom. He also allowed the other interns and me to include some of our own ideas to help make the social media accounts reach a wider audience. When I reflect on this experience, I did not expect to take away as much learning from this internship as I did. I learned a great deal and had fun doing it!

What I enjoyed most at this internship was getting to know how other interns go about doing the same work. Everyone writes articles in different ways and everyone has their own approach to social media. This is very valuable information and something I never expected to enjoy learning.

I was able to network with the current employees of the Baseball Club, interns from other schools who have the same college major, and members of the media. It was a wonderful opportunity to “pick their brains” and learn more about public relations and sports.

If I were offered a fulltime job with the Rockland Boulders, I would definitely accept. The amount I learned as an intern makes me excited to think about how much more I would learn as a full time employee!

My advice to future interns from Marist is to be a sponge. It is okay to come into an internship and feel like you don’t know very much. Be sure to ask a lot of questions. You have to absorb as much information as you possibly can. You definitely learn more about the workplace as an intern than you do in a classroom, but you have to want to learn; and if you do, you will.


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AprilSchool of Management: Learning U Splash Program - D SPC Movie: “Manchester by the Sea” - E

MCCTA General Members Meeting - E Anime Society Meeting - E HuMarists Meeting - E

Campus Ministry Meetings - E Kappa Lambda Psi Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E

Assessment Day: No Classes Valley Café - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Game Society - E

Faculty Plenary - D MCCTA Board Meeting - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - DCounseling Center: SYE Networking Event - E RFE Stitches – Beginner & Intermediate - E HuMarists Meeting - E

Holocaust Remembrance Event - ESPC General Member Meeting – ENaturally Foxy General Meeting - E

Mid-Hudson Regional Business Plan Competition - D Admissions Open House - D SPC Movie: “A Dog’s Purpose” - E

Admission Open House - D SPC Movie: “A Dog’s Purpose” - E

Admissions Open House - D Anime Society Meeting - E HuMarists Meeting - E

Admissions Open House - D Student Employee/Supervisor of the Year Awards Brunch - D Business Club General Meeting - E Kappa Lambda Psi Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E

Valley Café - DCounseling Center: Let’s Talk - D ELP: NSLS Telecast - E FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Game Society - E FEMME End of the Year Party - E

MCCTA Board Meeting - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D RFE Stitches – Beginner & Intermediate - E HuMarists Meeting - E Teachers of Tomorrow General Meeting - E

No Evening Classes

Classes resume at 6:30PM Kappa Lambda Psi Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E

Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D Marist Italy Mentor Program - E FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Game Society - E

CURSCA - D MCCTA Board Meeting - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D Criminal Justice Career and Internship Fair- D RFE Stitches – Beginner & Intermediate - E HuMarists Meeting - E

EASTER MCCTA Experimental Show - E Environmental Historian Lecture: Robert Lifset - D Mid-Hudson American Chemical Society Undergraduate - D American Cancer Society: Relay for Life - E SPC Movie: “John Wick: Chapter 2” - E

School of Management: Graduate Student Event - DMCDE Spring Show – DMCCTA Experimental Show - D/E Tau Beta Sigma Iota Alpha Sweet 16 Charity Gala - E SPC Movie: “John Wick: Chapter 2” - E

Beta Gamma Sigma Induction Ceremony - D Campus Ministry Meetings- E Business Club General Meeting - E Kappa Lambda Psi Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E

Valley Café - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Music Department: Vocal Skills Recital - E Marist Game Society - E

Emerging Leaders: Induction Ceremony - D MCCTA Board Meeting - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Electronics Recycling Day - D Emerging Leaders: Etiquette Luncheon - DCounseling Center: Let’s Talk - D HuMarists Meeting - E

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4/14-4/16 Easter Holiday

4/14-4/16 Easter Holiday

MCCTA Experimental Show - E RFE Cooking Demo - E

MCDE Spring Show – D MCCTA Experimental Show - D/E Anime Society Meeting - E HuMarists Meeting - E

SPC Movie: “The Little Mermaid” - EFoxfest - EClass of 2017 River Festival - E

SPC Movie: “The Little Mermaid” - E

Alpha Sigma Lambda Honors Society Induction – D SPC Spring Concert – DAnime Society Meeting - E HuMarsits Meeting - E

SPC Spring Concert

Sunday, 4/30

SPC Movie:“A Dog’s Purpose”


SPC Movie:“The Little Mermaid”


SPC Movie:“John Wick: Chapter 2”


SPC Movie:“Manchester by the Sea”


AprilCelebrate The Earth

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Colby Gray JUNIOR

MAJOR: Information Technology & Systems / Information SystemsMINORS: Business and MathematicsINTERNSHIP: Supply Chain Data Analytics Intern - Infineon Technologies AG, Munich, Germany

Infineon is a large, multi-national company and I thought moving to Germany for a summer would be an amazing experience. I was right! The people I worked with taught me a great deal about the world because they were from many different countries. I will be forever grateful for this opportunity.

The multiple projects I was assigned to were focused on the business supply chain. I developed applications dealing with “big data,” a term for data sets that are so large or complex that traditional data processing applications are inadequate to deal with them. I wrote queries for databases with millions of rows. I worked on web page design for digital business applications. I also ran algorithms to look for Key Performance Indicator correlations, which is a metric used to determine performance against business objectives. I created PowerPoint presentations and explained my findings to groups of high profile business people.

My supervisor was the Head of Supply Chain Innovations, an incredible man who taught me how to be professional and, in particular, how to give presentations that were succinct and geared toward the audience. The people I presented to were business rather than technology oriented; they weren’t interested in the technical aspects of my work. I learned how to simplify my presentations and get straight to the point.

It was my responsibility to arrange my own housing for the summer (which was another amazing learning experience). I lived with a roommate in three different AirBNB accommodations, one each month. A stipend from Infineon helped pay for housing.

Something I appreciated about Germany is that the workplace is very laid back. You could come and go as you wanted as long as you met the required number of hours for the week. This flexibility relieved the stress of worrying about being late. Since the internship was paid, I used most of my earnings to travel with other interns around Europe.

Networking opportunities were plentiful, in part because Infineon’s interns come from all over the world - India, United Kingdom, Netherlands, China, Iran, France, Spain, Italy, Ireland, Greece, to name a few. It was a very culturally rich environment. I developed relationships with employees who would vouch for me if I need references for a new job

My advice to Marist students is to start looking as early as possible for internships. Try to get an internship after your sophomore year, as it will make finding one after your junior year much easier. Apply to anything that peaks your interest!

Michelle LaGrutta SENIOR

MAJOR: Media Studies - Interactive Media & Game DesignMINORS: Public RelationsINTERNSHIP: PR Intern - Sandbox Strategies, New York, NY Sandbox Strategies is a small PR firm that works with different entities in the video game industry. I reached out to the company because I have always wanted to work in the games industry and public relations is something that I find interesting and rewarding. Working at Sandbox Strategies fulfilled both criteria!

My responsibilities fell under many different categories; usually I am assisting staff members with their assignments. Many of these tasks include writing up releases, tracking press coverage, compiling contact lists, and preparing client interview docs. Researching is an important skill for my position. Much of my time is spent researching various games, influencers, and developers. My favorite assignments are the ones where I get to help test out games from our clients!

One of my favorite things about my internship at Sandbox Strategies is the office environment. I am very lucky to be working with employees that are caring and always willing to help each other. Very often, someone from the office will take the time to sit with me and teach me something new about anything related to PR and business in the games industry. And, because Sandbox Strategies is such a small firm, it will be very easy for me to contact any of the employees for future networking opportunities.

I enjoy working alongside my supervisor. She is personable and quick to help me with any questions that I have. Her assignments are flexible and she is always sure to compliment a job well done.

If I was offered a job at Sandbox Strategies, I would definitely take it! I love the work that I did there and the people with whom I worked. I am extremely comfortable with how the firm operates. Working there made me realize that this is definitely an industry that fits my skills and personality.

My advice to Marist students applying for internships is to take on different challenges in the workplace, even if it entails something with which you are unfamiliar. Internships are only temporary, so they are a great opportunity to test the waters in different industries! I was very unfamiliar with working in PR outside of my classes, but I grew to love it. Also, I was fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to continue working at Sandbox Strategies beyond the spring semester and into the summer for a paid internship.

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May

Silver Fox Awards - E Residence Halls Close at 5PM for Underclassmen

Behavioral Health Expo - D

Baccalaureate CeremonySEVENTY-FIRST COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY – Graduate and Adult Students

SEVENTY-FIRST COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY – Traditional undergraduate studentsResidence Halls close at 5PM for seniors


MOTHER’S DAY

Recital: Ulrich Instrumental and Voice - E Kappa Lambda Psi Meeting - E Marist Democrats Meeting - E Literary Arts Society Meeting - E Sigma Sigma Sigma Meeting - E

Valley Café - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D Music Department: Advanced Piano Recital - E FYP: Peer Mentor Program - E Marist Italy Mentor Program - E Marist Game Society - E

Faculty Plenary- D MCCTA Board Meeting - D Sodexo Appreciation Day - D SGA Senate/Cabinet Meeting - D Counseling Center: Let’s Talk - D Celebrating Student Research in Psychology - D ELP: NSLS Telecast - E Music Department Recital: Small Ensembles - E HuMarists Meeting - E

NACADA Conference - D Music Department Recital: Beginner Piano - ESPC General Member Meeting – ENaturally Foxy General Meeting - E

Last Day of Spring 2017 Classes NACADA Conference - D A Cappella Final Concert - E

ALOUD Conference - D MCCTA Banquet - E

5/8-5/12 Final Exam Period

MayCongratulations Class of 2017

Class of 2017 Senior Week

BaseballSat 2/18 @ Bucknell TBA & TBASun 2/19 @ Bucknell TBAFri 2/24-Sun 2/26 @ Mississippi State Tournament Fri 3/3 @ George Mason 2:30 PMSat 3/4 @ George Mason 2:00 PMSun 3/5 @ George Mason 1:00 PMFri 3/10 @ Charleston Southern 6:00 PMSat 3/11 @ Charleston Southern 2:00 PMSun 3/12 @ Charleston Southern 12:00 PMTue 3/14 @ Virginia Commonwealth 6:00 PMWed 3/15 @ Virginia Commonwealth 3:00 PMSat 3/18 @ University of Pennsylvania 12:00 PM & 3:00 PMSun 3/19 @ University of Pennsylvania 12:00 PMWed 3/22 vs NJIT 3:00 PMSat 3/25 vs Iona 12:00 PM & 3:00 PMSun 3/26 vs Iona 12:00 PM Tue 3/28 @ Stony Brook 3:00 PM Sat 4/1 @ Quinnipiac 12:00 PM & 3:00 PMSun 4/2 @ Quinnipiac 12:00 PM Tue 4/4 @ Albany 3:30 PM Sat 4/8 vs Canisius 12:00 PM & 3:00 PMSun 4/9 vs Canisius 12:00 PMTue 4/11 vs Stony Brook 3:30 PM Wed 4/12 @ Hartford 3:00 PMFri 4/15 @ Monmouth 12:00 PM & 3:00 PM Wed 4/19 @ Binghamton 2:00 PM & 5:00 PM Sat 4/22 @ Albany 12:00 PM & 3:00 PMSun 4/23 @ Albany 1:00 PMWed 4/26 @ 12th Annual Hudson Valley Baseball Classic 6:35 PMSat 4/29 @ Saint Peter’s 12:00 PM & 3:00 PM Sun 4/30 @ Saint Peter’s 12:00 PMWed 5/3 @ Holy Cross 5:00 PM Sat 5/6 vs Rider 12:00 PM & 3:00 PMSun 5/7 vs Rider 12:00 PMSat 5/13 @ Fairfield 12:00 PM & 3:00 PM Sun 5/14 @ Fairfield 12:00 PM Thu 5/18 vs Siena 3:00 PMFri 5/19 vs Siena 12:00 PM & 3:00 PM

Women’s BasketballFri 1/20 vs Siena 7:00 PMThu 1/26 vs Iona 5:30 PMSat 1/28 vs Canisius 7:00 PMWed 2/1 @ Siena 7:00 PMFri 2/3 @ Saint Peter’s 7:00 PMThu 2/9 @ Quinnipiac 5:00 PMSun 2/12 vs Niagara 2:00 PMTue 2/14 @ Rider 7:00 PMThu 2/16 @ FairfieldSat 2/18 vs Monmouth 7:00 PMThu 2/23 vs Quinnipiac 5:30 PMSun 2/26 vs Manhattan 2:00 PMThu 3/2 @ MAAC Championships

Men’s BasketballMon 1/16 @ Niagara 7:00 PMSat 1/21 @ Rider 7:00 PM Thu 1/26 vs Saint Peter’s 7:30 PMSat 1/28 @ Fairfield 1:00 PMMon 1/30 vs Monmouth 7:00 PM Sat 2/4 @ Manhattan 7:00 PMThu 2/9 vs Fairfield 7:00 PM Sat 2/11 vs Siena 7:00 PM Tue 2/14 @ Saint Peter’s 7:30 PMFri 2/17 vs Iona 7:00 PMSun 2/19 vs Canisius 2:00 PMThu 2/23 vs Quinnipiac 7:30 PM Sun 2/26 @ Siena 4:00 PM Thu-Mon 3/3-3/6 @ MAAC Championships

Women’s LacrosseSat 2/11 @ Army West Point 1:00 PMTue 2/21 vs Stony Brook 4:00 PMSat 2/25 @ Vermont 12:00 PMTue 2/28 vs Yale 5:00 PMSat 3/4 @ Binghamton 3:00 PMSat 3/11 @ Sacred Heart 12:00 PMFri 3/17 @ Winthrop 5:00 PMSun 3/19 @ High Point 12:00 PMSat 3/25 @ UMass 3:00 PMSat 4/1 @ Monmouth 1:00 PMWed 4/5 @ Manhattan 5:00 PMSat 4/8 vs Quinnipiac 1:00 PMWed 4/12 vs Canisius 4:00 PMSat 4/15 vs Fairfield 1:00 PMWed 4/19 @ Niagara 2:00 PMSat 4/22 @ Iona 1:00 PMWed 4/26 vs Siena 4:00 PMSat 4/29 @ MAAC Championships (First Round) TBDFri 5/5 @ MAAC Championships (Semifinals) TBDSun 5/7 @ MAAC Championships (Finals) TBD

Men’s Lacrosse Sat 2/11 @ Colgate 1:00 PMSat 2/18 @ Air Force 2:00 PMTue 2/21 @ Princeton 7:00 PMSat 2/25 @ Binghamton 1:00 PMSat 3/4 vs Drexel 1:00 PMSat 3/11 vs UMBC 1:00 PMTue 3/14 @ Hartford 3:00 PMSat 3/18 @ Canisius 12:00 PMSat 3/25 vs Holy Cross 1:00 PM Sat 4/1 vs Monmouth 7:00 PM Sat 4/8 @ Quinnipiac 7:00 PM Sat 4/15 @ Manhattan 11:30 PMSat 4/22 vs Detroit Mercy 1:00 PMSat 4/29 vs Siena 7:00 PM Fri 5/5 MAAC (Semifinal) TBASun 5/7 MAAC (Final) TBA

Women’s Swimming and DivingTue 1/10 vs Southern Connecticut State 6:00 PMSat 1/14 @ Boston College 1:00 PMSat 1/21 @ Seton Hall 1:00 PMSat 1/28 vs Binghamton 1:00 PMWed 2/8 @ MAAC Championships Day 1 6:00 PMThu 2/9 @ MAAC Championships Day 2 10:00 AMFri 2/10 @ MAAC Championships Day 3 10:00 AMSat 2/11 @ MAAC Championships Day 4 10:00 AMFri 2/24-Sun 2/26 @ ECAC Championships 10:00 AMMon 3/6-Wed 3/8 @ NCAA Zone Qualifier Diving Championships 12:00 PM

Men’s Swimming and DivingTue 1/10 vs Southern Connecticut State 6:00 PMSat 1/14 @ Boston College 1:00 PMSat 1/21 @ Seton Hall 1:00 PMSat 1/28 vs Binghamton 1:00 PMWed 2/8 @ MAAC Championships Day 1 6:00 PMThu 2/9 @ MAAC Championships Day 2 10:00 AMFri 2/10 @ MAAC Championships Day 3 10:00 AMSat 2/11 @ MAAC Championships Day 4 10:00 AMFri 2/24-Sun 2/26 ECAC Championships 10:00 AMMon 3/6-Wed 3/8 @ NCAA Zone Qualifier Diving Championships 12:00 PM

Women’s TennisSat 2/4 @ Hofstra 4:00 PMFri 2/10 @ Providence TBAFri 2/24 @ Bucknell TBASat 2/25 @ Lafayette TBASat 3/4 @ Army West PointFri 3/10 @ Binghamton 7:00 PMSat 3/11 @ Cornell TBASun 3/26 @ Monmouth 1:00 PMSat 4/1 vs Siena 12:00 PMSun 4/2 vs Saint Peter’s 12:00 PMWed 4/5 vs Rider 3:00 PMSat 4/8 @ Niagara TBASun 4/9 @ St. Bonaventure TBATue 4/11 @ Fairfield 3:00 PMTue 4/18 vs Colgate 3:00 PMSat 4/22 vs Quinnipiac 1:00 PMSat 4/29 @ MAAC Championships TBA

Men’s TennisSat 1/21 @ Sacred Heart 11:00 AMSat 1/21 @ Army West Point 3:00 PMSun 2/5 @ Hofstra 3:00 PMSun 2/19 @ Wagner 11:00 AMSun 2/19 @ Fordham 2:00 PMFri 3/10 @ Stony Brook 9:00 AMSat 3/11 @ Yale 11:00 AMSun 3/12 @ Fairfield 9:00 AMThu 3/16-Sun 3/19 @ TBD 8:00 AMSat 3/25 vs Georgetown 10:00 AMSun 3/26 vs Boston University 11:00 AMThu 3/30 vs Rider 3:00 PMWed 4/5 vs Quinnipiac 3:00 PMSat 4/8 @ Niagara TBASun 4/9 @ St. Bonaventure 1:00 PMTue 4/11 @ Fairfield 3:00 PMWed 4/12 vs Siena 4:00 PMSun 4/16 vs Colgate 3:45 PMWed 4/19 vs Saint Peter’s 4:00 PMSat 4/22 @ Monmouth 1:00 PMSat 4/29 @ MAAC Championships TBA

Women’s Track and FieldSat 1/14 @ Yale Collegiate Invitational TBAFri 1/20 @ Gotham Cup TBAFri 1/27-Sat 1/28 @ BU John Thomas (Terrier) TBAFri 2/3 @ Metro Championships TBAFri 2/10-Sat 2/11 @ BU David Hemery (Valentine) TBASat 2/18-Sun 2/19 @ MAAC Championships TBASat 2/25 @ Fastrack Last Chance Meet TBAFri 3/3-Sun 3/5 @ ECAC Championship TBA

Men’s Track and FieldSat 1/14 @ Yale Collegiate Invitational TBAFri 1/20 @ Gotham Cup TBAFri 1/27-Sat 1/28 @ BU John Thomas (Terrier) TBAFri 2/3 @ Metro Championships TBAFri 2/10-Sat 2/11 @ BU David Hemery (Valentine) TBASat 2/18-Sun 2/19 @ MAAC Championships TBASat 2/25 @ Fastrack Last Chance Meet TBAFri 3/3-Sun 3/5 @ IC4A Championships TBA

Women’s Water PoloSat 1/21-Sun 1/22 UCSB Winter InviteSat 2/4-Sun 2/5 Brown Bruno ClassicSat 2/11-Sun 2/12 @ UCSD Triton Invitational TBASat 3/4-Sun 3/5 @ Harvard InvitationalSat 3/11-Sun 3/12 @ ASU Invitational Mon 3/13 @ Pomona College 10:00 PMTue 3/14 @ Cal State University Northridge 6:00 PMSat 3/18 @ Villanova, vs Wagner 9:00 AM & vs Villanova 2:30 PMSat 3/25 vs VMI 10:30 AM & vs LaSalle 4:00 PMSun 3/26 @ Iona 12:00 PMSat 4/1 @ Lexington, vs Wagner 10:30 AM & vs Villanova 2:30 PMWed 4/5 vs Siena 7:00 PMSat 4/8 @ Brooklyn, vs Iona 9:00 AM & vs St. Francis 5:30 PMSun 4/9 @ LaSalle 4:00 PMWed 4/12 @ Siena 7:00 PMSat 4/15 @ New Rochelle, vs VMI 10:30 AM & vs St. Francis 5:30 PMSat 4/29 MAAC Championships (Semifinals) TBASun 4/30 MAAC Championships (Finals) TBA

SoftballFri 2/24-Sun 2/26 @ Mercer TournamentSat 3/4-Sun 3/5 @ UMBC TournamentFri 3/10-Sun 3/12 @ University of Hawaii Spring FlingWed 3/15-Sat 3/18 @ Rainbow Wahine ClassicFri 3/24-Sun 3/26 Red Fox Spring ClassicSun 4/2 vs Siena 12:00 PM and 2:00 PMTue 4/4 vs Cornell 2:00 PM and 4:00 PMSat 4/8 vs Fairfield 12:00 PM and 2:00 PMSun 4/9 vs Iona 12:00 PM and 2:00 PMWed 4/12 @ Holy Cross 2:00 PM and 4:00 PMSat 4/15 @ Quinnipiac 12:00 PM and 2:00 PMWed 4/19 @ Boston University 2:00 PM and 4:00 PMSat 4/22 @ St. Peter’s 12:00 PM and 2:00 PMSun 4/23 @ Manhattan 12:00 PM and 2:00 PMThu 4/27 vs Army 3:00 PM and 5:00 PMSat 4/29 @ Canisius 12:00 PM and 2:00 PMSun 4/30 @ Niagara 12:00 PM and 2:00 PMWed 5/3 vs Lafayette 2:30 PM and 4:30 PMSat 5/6 vs Rider 12:00 PM and 2:00 PMSun 5/7 vs Monmouth 12:00 PM and 2:00 PMThu 5/11-Sun 5/14 @ MAAC Championships TBA

Check out www.marist.edu/calendar/for your Red Fox calendar updates

SPORTS SCHEDULE


STUDENT CENTER FACILITIES HOURSBUILDING HOURS:Monday through Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 12 a.m. (Midnight) Friday 7:30 a.m. - 1:30 a.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 1:30 a.m. Sunday 10 a.m. - 12 a.m. (midnight)

BOOKSTORE (ext. 2260):Monday through Thursday 9:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m.Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Saturday 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.(There will be extended hours during book rush and special events)

CABARET (ext. 2967):Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. - 1:00 a.m. Saturday and Sunday 12pm (noon) - 1 am (Watch for daily specials)

MARKETPLACE AT UPPER WEST CEDAR:Monday - Thursday 11:30 AM - 12:00 AM (midnight)Friday - Saturday 5:00 PM - 12:00 AM (midnight)

DINING HALL (menu line ext. 2555):Monday through Thursday 7:15 a.m. - 9:15 p.m.Friday 7:15 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.Sunday 9:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.

COUNSELING SERVICES:Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

HEALTH SERVICES (ext. 3270):Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m.- 7:00 p.m.Saturday and Sunday 12:00 noon - 5:00 p.m.

OFFICE OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES (ext. 3279):Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 a.m. (midnight)Friday 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 a.m.Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 1:30 a.m.Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m. (midnight)

Fax Services Daily 4:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. (midnight)

POST OFFICE (ext. 2131): Service Counter Student MailboxesMon through Thurs 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Saturday 9 a.m. - Noon 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Sunday Closed Noon - 5:00 p.m.

OTHER SERVICES

DONNELLY, DYSON, AND HANCOCK CAFE HOURS:Monday through Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.Friday 7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

LIBRARY BREW:Monday through Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.Friday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

THE JAMES A. CANNAVINO LIBRARY HOURS: (ext. 3199):Monday through Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.Friday 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Sunday noon - 2:00 a.m.(There will be extended hours during midterms & finals)

MASS HOURS:Sunday 7:00 p.m.

McCANN RECREATION CENTER AND ANNEX: (ext. 3699):Monday though Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 a.m.Friday 9:00 a.m. - midnightSaturday 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Sunday 10:00 a.m. - midnight

WRITING CENTER: (Library 330, ext. 2735):Monday through Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.Friday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

DIRECTORY

INTRAMURALS/ CLUB SPORTS/ RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS Ext. 2584

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION (SGA)SC 3123 - Ext. 2206

STUDENT PROGRAMMING COUNCIL (SPC) SC 3115

Campus photographs by: Robert Lynch

Special thank you to: Jennifer Unterbrink, Michele Williams, Joyce Nittolo, Becky Sellmeyer, Jake Finklea, Brianna Coyle, Kate Murray, Amy Joy Scheinert – ColorPage

Have you got something on your mind, but you don’t have a whole lot of time in your busy schedule to figure it out? Then drop-in on “Let’s Talk,” a confidential, no appointment nec-essary, mini-session with a Counselor from Counseling Services. Whether you are struggling with a tough decision, a difficult rela-tionship, or just feel a need to talk to someone non-judgmental and understanding, “Let’s Talk” is for you. “Let’s Talk” hours and locations are: Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 3-4 pm, SC1207. No problem is too big-or too small- and, as always, there is no charge for this service.

For more information on “Let’s Talk,” please call Counseling Services at (845) 575-3314.

SPRING 2017 ACADEMIC CALENDAR January

16 Monday Residence Halls Open

17 Tuesday Spring Semester Begins, Day & Evening Classes held.

17 - 23 Tues.-Mon. Course Change Period

20 Friday Last date for resolving incompletes & grade changes for Fall 2016 by 5 pm

23 Monday Last day for course changes (5 pm). Half tuition refund after this date.

23 Monday Last date for resolving incompletes & grade changes for Winter 2017 by 5 pm

February

6 Monday Last day to register for elective credit internships by 5:00 P.M.

6 Monday No tuition refund after this date (5:00 P.M.).

20 Monday P/NC Option due by 5:00 P.M.

March

10 Friday Residence Halls close at 5:00 P.M.

11 - 19 Sat.-Sun. SPRING RECESS

14 Tuesday Midterm grades due by 12:00 P.M. (noon)

19 Sunday Residence Halls open at 10:00 A.M.

20 Monday Classes resume.

27 Monday Last date for withdrawing from courses without penalty of WF grades by 5:00 P.M.

April 4 Tuesday Assessment Day. No Classes.

13 Thursday No Evening Classes.

14- 16 Fri.-Sun. Easter Holiday

17 Monday Classes resume at 6:30 P.M.

May

5 Friday Last Day of Spring 2017 classes.

8-12 Mon.-Fri. Final Exam period begins. Residence Halls close Friday at 5:00 P.M. for underclassmen,

18 Thursday Final grades due by 5:00 P.M.

19 Friday SEVENTY-FIRST COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY – Graduate and Adult Students

20 Saturday SEVENTY-FIRST COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY – Traditional undergraduate students

20 Saturday Residence Halls close at 5:00 P.M. for seniors.



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