Thursday, November 3, 2011
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Graduate Student Services Event
What: Graduate Student Services Event
When: August 25, 2011
Time: 3:00-6:00 PM
This event is designed for newly admitted graduate students who are beginning their study this upcoming fall. Treat this as an orientation/open house specifically designed for new graduate students. It is a chance for you to take care of any last minute business before classes begin.
At GSSE, you can accomplish the following:
There will also be presentations from the following offices:
This is an opportunity for all newly admitted graduate students. Don't feel like you have to arrive at 3:00 and stay until 6:00; we are here to help you get ready for classes beginning on January 18.
Please RSVP at 518-454-4143 or at grad@strose.edu
When: August 25, 2011
Time: 3:00-6:00 PM
This event is designed for newly admitted graduate students who are beginning their study this upcoming fall. Treat this as an orientation/open house specifically designed for new graduate students. It is a chance for you to take care of any last minute business before classes begin.
At GSSE, you can accomplish the following:
Obtain ID cards and purchase parking passes (You can order online at http://www.strose.edu/campus/campus_security/parking)
Go on a campus tour (offered every half hour, beginning at 3:30pm)
Buy books and supplies at the Campus Store
Visit the Student Solutions Center to make payment arrangements, check class locations, confirm schedules, etc.
There will also be presentations from the following offices:
Academic Support Center – Saint Joseph’s Hall, 2nd floor
Career Center – Saint Joseph’s Hall, 3rd floor
Information Technology Services – Training Lab, Library
Hellman Library
This is an opportunity for all newly admitted graduate students. Don't feel like you have to arrive at 3:00 and stay until 6:00; we are here to help you get ready for classes beginning on January 18.
Please RSVP at 518-454-4143 or at grad@strose.edu
Thursday, May 19, 2011
A May Update
A May Update
May Commencement
Here at Saint Rose we just celebrated spring commencement. We had over 900 undergraduate and graduate students earn their degrees and advanced certificates. We want to wish them well as they enter the next stage in their lives.
Our commencement was graced by two tremendous speakers, Michelle Rhee and Senator Chuck Schumer, who both offered timely and inspiring messages. You can read more about our commencement here.
Summer Semester
Graduate summer courses in our Schools of Education, Math and Science, and Arts and Humanities begin this Monday, May 23. We want to wish good luck to new students beginning their studies this summer as well as continued success to those students using the summer to move through their programs.
Fall Application Deadlines
June 1 is the preferred application deadline for many of our programs. Please contact our office if you have any questions about your program of interest. June 1 is also the deadline for turning in graduate assistant applications. Supervisors like to hire their graduate assistants as early as possible, so please turn these applications in!
Art Exhibition
From June 3 to September 2, the Esther Massry Art Gallery at The College of Saint Rose will be holding its second annual Karene Faul Alumni Exhibition. Come to the gallery to see some amazing pieces of art produced by Saint Rose alumni.
School of Business
Saint Rose trustee, Richard J. Huether, has recently made a sizable donation to our School of Business campaign. We will be creating a new space for our School of Business, which will be known as the Huether School of Business thanks to his generous gift. Find out more here.
As always, please contact the office of Graduate Admissions if you have any questions. You can also find us on Facebook and Twitter. Have a great summer, all!
May Commencement
Here at Saint Rose we just celebrated spring commencement. We had over 900 undergraduate and graduate students earn their degrees and advanced certificates. We want to wish them well as they enter the next stage in their lives.
Our commencement was graced by two tremendous speakers, Michelle Rhee and Senator Chuck Schumer, who both offered timely and inspiring messages. You can read more about our commencement here.
Summer Semester
Graduate summer courses in our Schools of Education, Math and Science, and Arts and Humanities begin this Monday, May 23. We want to wish good luck to new students beginning their studies this summer as well as continued success to those students using the summer to move through their programs.
Fall Application Deadlines
June 1 is the preferred application deadline for many of our programs. Please contact our office if you have any questions about your program of interest. June 1 is also the deadline for turning in graduate assistant applications. Supervisors like to hire their graduate assistants as early as possible, so please turn these applications in!
Art Exhibition
From June 3 to September 2, the Esther Massry Art Gallery at The College of Saint Rose will be holding its second annual Karene Faul Alumni Exhibition. Come to the gallery to see some amazing pieces of art produced by Saint Rose alumni.
School of Business
Saint Rose trustee, Richard J. Huether, has recently made a sizable donation to our School of Business campaign. We will be creating a new space for our School of Business, which will be known as the Huether School of Business thanks to his generous gift. Find out more here.
As always, please contact the office of Graduate Admissions if you have any questions. You can also find us on Facebook and Twitter. Have a great summer, all!
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
An April Update
Happy Spring, everyone! Winter in the Northeast has been brutal, and I am sure we can all agree that it is nice to say goodbye to the snow. I just want to provide a few updates from the office of Graduate Admissions at The College of Saint Rose:
April 15: This is the fall application deadline for our programs in School Counseling, Mental Health Counseling, and College Student Services Administration. You can apply online here.
May 1: This is the graduate scholarship application deadline. We give a select number of merit-based scholarships to incoming graduate students for the fall semester. You will only need to fill out one application to be considered for all of our scholarships. You can download the application here.
May 14: This is the date of commencement, which is being held at the Times Union Center. Learn everything you need to know here.
May 23: This is the first day of classes for the Summer I semester. Taking classes over the summer is a great way to make up course work or to try and move through your program quicker.
June 1: This is the preferred application deadline for our programs other than Counseling, School Psychology, and Communication Sciences and Disorders. By preferred, I mean that we will still accept applications for most programs after this deadline, but we cannot guarantee that we can provide you with a decision in time to register and get set for the fall semester.
June 1: Again? Well, June 1 is also the application deadline to be considered for graduate assistant positions. There are a number of positions that we award for the fall semester. You can find about more about this program here.
As you can see, even though the spring semester is winding down, there is always something around the corner. Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns, and enjoy the spring!
April 15: This is the fall application deadline for our programs in School Counseling, Mental Health Counseling, and College Student Services Administration. You can apply online here.
May 1: This is the graduate scholarship application deadline. We give a select number of merit-based scholarships to incoming graduate students for the fall semester. You will only need to fill out one application to be considered for all of our scholarships. You can download the application here.
May 14: This is the date of commencement, which is being held at the Times Union Center. Learn everything you need to know here.
May 23: This is the first day of classes for the Summer I semester. Taking classes over the summer is a great way to make up course work or to try and move through your program quicker.
June 1: This is the preferred application deadline for our programs other than Counseling, School Psychology, and Communication Sciences and Disorders. By preferred, I mean that we will still accept applications for most programs after this deadline, but we cannot guarantee that we can provide you with a decision in time to register and get set for the fall semester.
June 1: Again? Well, June 1 is also the application deadline to be considered for graduate assistant positions. There are a number of positions that we award for the fall semester. You can find about more about this program here.
As you can see, even though the spring semester is winding down, there is always something around the corner. Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns, and enjoy the spring!
Thursday, February 10, 2011
CCIM: A Profile
The Center for Communications and Interactive Media: A Profile
Opened in the Spring of 2010, the Center for Communications and Interactive Media, or CCIM, is a state-of-the-art facility that is home to our Communications and Music Technology programs. This 20,000 square feet facility, located at 996 Madison Ave, provides students with the cutting edge technology necessary to succeed in today's ever-changing world.
What Will I Find There?
HDTV/Photojournalism Room
This space includes a control room, green screen, news set, talk set, and complete digital recording equipment.
Showcase Studio
This performance space is designed to showcase bands, combos, poets, and live talks. With cafe seating or a standing audience, this studio is linked via audio and video to our control room, and can accommodate professional recording and programmable state lighting.
Radio Saint Rose
This internet radio studio houses an audio production control room, interview space, post production lab, and classroom with an isolated sound booth.
Music Performance Suites
The CCIM houses two professional music recording and control rooms. These studios include amps, mics, pianos, drums, and the most professional mixing and mastering equipment available.
Other
The CCIM also offers a news bureau, viewing/production room, and multimedia computer labs.
"The breakneck pace of change in the communications and music entertainment industries presents both challenges and opportunities. This new building provides more than just a desired space-it creates a new interactive environment, capturing the exciting synergy of evolving industries. The new center will be an incubator for ideas that will have impact on future jobs in the world of communications and music."-Dr. R. Mark Sullivan, President, The College of Saint Rose
Come and visit this exciting facility and see Saint Rose in action!
Opened in the Spring of 2010, the Center for Communications and Interactive Media, or CCIM, is a state-of-the-art facility that is home to our Communications and Music Technology programs. This 20,000 square feet facility, located at 996 Madison Ave, provides students with the cutting edge technology necessary to succeed in today's ever-changing world.
What Will I Find There?
HDTV/Photojournalism Room
This space includes a control room, green screen, news set, talk set, and complete digital recording equipment.
Showcase Studio
This performance space is designed to showcase bands, combos, poets, and live talks. With cafe seating or a standing audience, this studio is linked via audio and video to our control room, and can accommodate professional recording and programmable state lighting.
Radio Saint Rose
This internet radio studio houses an audio production control room, interview space, post production lab, and classroom with an isolated sound booth.
Music Performance Suites
The CCIM houses two professional music recording and control rooms. These studios include amps, mics, pianos, drums, and the most professional mixing and mastering equipment available.
Other
The CCIM also offers a news bureau, viewing/production room, and multimedia computer labs.
"The breakneck pace of change in the communications and music entertainment industries presents both challenges and opportunities. This new building provides more than just a desired space-it creates a new interactive environment, capturing the exciting synergy of evolving industries. The new center will be an incubator for ideas that will have impact on future jobs in the world of communications and music."-Dr. R. Mark Sullivan, President, The College of Saint Rose
Come and visit this exciting facility and see Saint Rose in action!
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Graduate Student Services Event
What: Graduate Student Services Event
When: January 12, 2011
Time: 3:00-6:00 PM
This event is designed for newly admitted graduate students who are beginning their study this upcoming spring. Treat this as an orientation/open house specifically designed for new graduate students. It is a chance for you to take care of any last minute business before classes begin.
At GSSE, you can accomplish the following:
There will also be presentations from the following offices:
This is an opportunity for all newly admitted graduate students. Don't feel like you have to arrive at 3:00 and stay until 6:00; we are here to help you get ready for classes beginning on January 18.
Please RSVP at 518-454-4143 or at grad@strose.edu
When: January 12, 2011
Time: 3:00-6:00 PM
This event is designed for newly admitted graduate students who are beginning their study this upcoming spring. Treat this as an orientation/open house specifically designed for new graduate students. It is a chance for you to take care of any last minute business before classes begin.
At GSSE, you can accomplish the following:
Obtain ID cards and purchase parking passes (You can order online at http://www.strose.edu/campus/campus_security/parking)
Go on a campus tour (offered every half hour, beginning at 3:30pm)
Buy books and supplies at the Campus Store
Visit the Student Solutions Center to make payment arrangements, check class locations, confirm schedules, etc.
There will also be presentations from the following offices:
Academic Support Center – Saint Joseph’s Hall, 2nd floor
Career Center – Saint Joseph’s Hall, 3rd floor
Information Technology Services – Training Lab, Library
Hellman Library
This is an opportunity for all newly admitted graduate students. Don't feel like you have to arrive at 3:00 and stay until 6:00; we are here to help you get ready for classes beginning on January 18.
Please RSVP at 518-454-4143 or at grad@strose.edu
Monday, December 13, 2010
Diversity at Saint Rose
On December 8, the Affirmative Action Committee shared the results of their diversity climate survey. This survey was administered to students in November, 2009. Faculty, administration, and staff took the survey in March, 2010.
Shai Butler, Assistant to the President on Diversity, opened with some general comments before turning the presentation over to a panel of Saint Rose undergraduate students, who took turns responding to the following questions:
What does Saint Rose do well when it comes to diversity?
On the other hand, what improvements could Saint Rose make?
The 5 student panel represented a diverse mixture of backgrounds, including men and women who have roles in campus organizations: A.L.A.N.A., Identity Club, the Women's Initiative, and Student Council. While each student shared their own responses, there was something of a general consensus. They are proud of the steps that Saint Rose has taken to open up the discussion on diversity. The students also celebrated the institution's encouragement of students to celebrate their identity. But, they also concluded that there is much work to do and that a conversation is merely the beginning.
Panelists from the Affirmative Action Committee then spoke about the survey; its methodology, creation, and distribution. A student member shared student responses, while Dr. Steven Hoff, of the School Psychology department, discussed the survey responses by faculty, staff, and administration. In general, survey findings echoed the remarks of the student panel; there is a lot to celebrate, but there is more work to be done from every layer of the institution.
A final report of the climate of diversity, bearing presidential approval, will be published sometime this spring.
Shai Butler, Assistant to the President on Diversity, opened with some general comments before turning the presentation over to a panel of Saint Rose undergraduate students, who took turns responding to the following questions:
What does Saint Rose do well when it comes to diversity?
On the other hand, what improvements could Saint Rose make?
The 5 student panel represented a diverse mixture of backgrounds, including men and women who have roles in campus organizations: A.L.A.N.A., Identity Club, the Women's Initiative, and Student Council. While each student shared their own responses, there was something of a general consensus. They are proud of the steps that Saint Rose has taken to open up the discussion on diversity. The students also celebrated the institution's encouragement of students to celebrate their identity. But, they also concluded that there is much work to do and that a conversation is merely the beginning.
Panelists from the Affirmative Action Committee then spoke about the survey; its methodology, creation, and distribution. A student member shared student responses, while Dr. Steven Hoff, of the School Psychology department, discussed the survey responses by faculty, staff, and administration. In general, survey findings echoed the remarks of the student panel; there is a lot to celebrate, but there is more work to be done from every layer of the institution.
A final report of the climate of diversity, bearing presidential approval, will be published sometime this spring.
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