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SPC Broadway:“Wicked”Sun., 1/31

January 2016Men’s and Women’s swimming & diving vs. Boston college - d

Men’s Basketball @ saint Peter’s – dWomen’s Basketball vs. Monmouth - d

DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAYresidence Halls Open at 10 AMnew student Orientation – d

day and evening classes Beginski and snowboard ticket sales – dvalley café – dstudent teacher/supervisor Orientation – dlGsA Meeting - e

Greek council Meeting – dsGA Meeting – dMcctA Board Meeting - dUnited Way Professional development – dFYP: living in the Fox den - d

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Poster sale – d MsvO Meeting – dcampus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – ecolbert community Meeting – esorority information session - enaturally Foxy General Meeting - e

Men’s tennis @ University of connecticut - dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ nYc Gotham cup – dBlack History Month luncheon – d sPc Broadway trip ticket sales: “Wicked” – e Zumba – eSPC Coffeehouse: The Bergamot - EsPc Movie: “steve Jobs” – e Men’s Basketball vs. Fairfield – Esirens Auditions – e

Men’s and Women’s swimming & diving vs. Boston college - dsPc ski trip – dMen’s tennis @ Bryant – dsPc Movie: “steve Jobs” – eWomen’s Basketball vs. niagara – e

Men’s Basketball @ Monmouth – dMen’s tennis @ Binghamton - d campus Ministry: Arise - eAnime society Meeting – eMcctA General Members Meeting – eclass of 2018 P.s. i love You day Planning Meeting - e

school of computer science and Mathematics: AcM Meeting – e Kappa lambda Psi Meeting – e Women’s Basketball vs. saint Peter’s - e

valley café – dlove in the Afternoon Auditions - elGsA Meeting – ecatholic connections – eMarist Young Professionals lecture – ecommunication Arts society General Meeting – e

Greek council Meeting – dMeet the sisters - dsGA Meeting – dActivities Fair – dMcctA Board Meeting - dFox Photography Meeting - esPc social: comedian Magician Ben seidman – eBeautiful Me - edance ensemble General Meeting – e

MsvO Meeting – dcampus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – e“love in the Afternoon” Auditions - eMen’s Basketball vs. niagara – eWomen’s Basketball vs. siena - ecommunications Arts society Meeting – e

Men’s and Women’s track and Field @ Boston University – d Zumba – esPc comedian: Adam Grabowski - esPc Movie: “Hunger Games: Mocking Jay Pt. 2” – e

Men’s & Women’s swimming & diving @ Binghamton - dsPc ski trip – dsorority recruitment – dWater Polo @ Michigan invitational - dsPc Movie: “Hunger Games: Mocking Jay Pt. 2” – eMcctA “Family Feud” - esPc social: Welcome Back Bingo - eMen’s Basketball @ siena – eWomen’s Basketball @ rider – e

sPc Broadway trip: “Wicked” – d Women’s tennis @ saint Peter’s - dWater Polo @ Michigan invitational - dcampus Ministry: Arise - eAnime society Meeting – eKKG leadership day - dclass of 2018 P.s. i love You day General Meeting - e

cOUrse cHAnGe PeriOd, 1/19 – 1/25

SPC Coffeehouse: The Bergamot

Fri., 1/22

SPC Movie:“Steve Jobs”

Fri., 1/22 & Sat., 1/23

SPC Trip:Hunter Mountain

Sat., 1/23, 1/30, 2/6, 2/13, 2/20, & 2/27

SPC Social:Magician Ben Seidman

Wed., 1/27

SPC Comedian:Adam Grabowski

Fri., 1/29

SPC Movie: “Hunger Games:

Mocking Jay Pt. 2”Fri., 1/29 & Sat., 1/30

SPC Social: Welcome Back

Bingo Sat., 1/30

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sPc ski trip – dPreference Parties – dMen’s lacrosse @ cornell – dWater Polo @ Brown Bruno classic – dSPC Coffeehouse - E sPc Movie: “spectre” – e

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sPc Broadway trip ticket sales: “the Book of Mormon” – d Greek council Meeting – dsGA Meeting – dlet’s talk – dMarist international Programs study Abroad Fair - dMcctA Board Meeting – dsPc lecture: rajiv surendra (Kevin G) – esenior Year experience: social Media & Personal Branding – eWomen’s self defense Workshop – e “colorism” – e

MsvO Meeting – dcampus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – ecampus Ministry: colbert community - eHudson valley new teacher institute – eMen’s Basketball @ niagara – eWomen’s Basketball @ Quinnipiac - eBeyond Boundaries - “Afraid of dark” (film series) – E

Women’s tennis @ Providence – d Men’s tennis @ sacred Heart - d Baseball @ davidson tournament – dsoftball @ eastern Michigan tournament - dGospel choir Black History Month concert - eZumba – estudent Activities trip: ice skating @ civic center Arena – esPc Movie: “the Good dinosaur” – e

sPc ski trip – dMen’s Basketball @ canisius – d sPc Broadway trip: “the color Purple” – d Women’s tennis @ Harvard – d Men’s lacrosse vs. Air Force – dBaseball @ davidson tournament – dMen’s tennis @ Boston University – dsoftball @ eastern Michigan tournament - dsPc Movie: “the Good dinosaur” – e

Women’s Basketball vs. Fairfield – Dsoftball @ eastern Michigan tournament - dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ MAAc championships - dBaseball @ davidson tournament – dcampus Ministry: Arise - eAnime society Meeting – eWomen’s lacrosse @ syracuse – e

rFe: Mind & Body – eKappa Kappa Gamma Meeting - eKappa lambda Psi Meeting – e sGA speech night – e

valley café – dlet’s talk – demerging leaders telecast - elGsA Meeting - eMen’s Basketball vs. rider – ecatholic connections – ecommunication Arts society General Meeting - e

Greek council Meeting – dBlack History Month celebration – delP Workshop with target – dsGA elections: “Meet the candidates” – d sGA Meeting – dlet’s talk – dMcctA Board Meeting - d“Who We Are exhibit” (Activity Hour) – dsPc comedian: Kenneth “Xclusive” – eFox Photography Meeting - e

MsvO Meeting – dcampus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – eUn club Meeting – esGA elections: debate night - eWomen’s Basketball @ siena - e

jedfoundation.org and ULifeline.org websites promoting emotional health and suicide prevention

nationaleatingdisorders.org is a great resource for increasing awareness about eating disorders, and lists treatment options and services

Baseball @ High Point - dschool of science Guest speaker: catherine deBlase - d Zumba – e Men’s Basketball vs. Quinnipiac – eMen’s and Women’s swimming & diving @ ecAc championships – esPc Movie: “the night Before” – eBsU: “talent show 2.0” – e

sPc ski trip – d Women’s tennis @ Fordham - dMen’s and Women’s swimming & diving @ ecAc championships – dMen’s lacrosse vs. Binghamton – dBaseball @ High Point – dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ Gotham last chance Meet – dsPc Movie: “the night Before” – eWomen’s Basketball vs. canisius – e

ice skating trip ticket sales – d campus Ministry Meeting – eKappa Kappa Gamma Meeting - eKappa lambda Psi Meeting – e sorority recruitment - eBest Buddies General Member Meeting – e

valley café – dlet’s talk – drFe: Mind & Body sign-Ups Begin – d lGsA Meeting - e

sGA Meeting – d Faculty Plenary – dlet’s talk – dGreek council Meeting – delP/nsls networking event & spring Orientation - dsPc Broadway trip ticket sales: “les Miserables” – dMcctA Board Meeting – d sorority recruitment - ePoughkeepsie chamber Foundation Youth leadership Program – esPc slam Poet: Asia Project – eteachers of tomorrow Meeting - eAcademic lecture series: “James cone, Founder of Black theology Movement” - eBlack History Month trivia night - e

MsvO Meeting – delP Workshop with target – d Hudson valley new teacher institute - ecampus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – ecampus Ministry: colbert community - eMen’s Basketball @ Quinnipiac - e

Men’s and Women’s track and Field @ Met championships - d school of Management social – d Zumba – eAsian Alliance lunar new Year event - estudent Activities trip: ice skating @ civic center Arena – esPc Movie: “spectre” – eWomen’s Basketball @ saint Peter’s – eKappa Kappa Psi ritual ceremony - e

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super Bowl XliXred ink valentine’s card and love Bugs – dWater Polo @ Brown Bruno classic - dPreference Parties – dBest Buddies event – dMen’s Basketball vs. siena – dWomen’s tennis @ Albany - dcampus Ministry: Arise - eAnime society Meeting – e

rajiv surendra (Kevin G) lecture ticket sales – drFe: Mind & Body – e Kappa Kappa Gamma Meeting - eKappa lambda Psi Meeting – e Women’s Basketball vs. Manhattan - e

valley café – dlet’s talk – dcatholic connections Meeting - elGsA Meeting - eemerging leaders telecast - eMen’s Basketball vs. Monmouth - eBeyond Boundaries - “American Promise” (film series) - E

sPc Broadway trip ticket sales: “the color Purple” – d Greek council Meeting – dsGA Meeting – dlet’s talk – dMcctA Board Meeting – dWomen’s tennis @ nJit – dncAA Meeting – dsorority Open Bid – eFox Photography Meeting – e Men’s & Women’s swimming & diving @ MAAc championships - e“My Black is” - e

Marist Fund campus campaign luncheon – dMen’s and Women’s swimming & diving @ MAAc championships - dMsvO Meeting – dcampus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – eUn club Meeting - ecommunication Arts society Meeting - eDr. Dereck Greenfield: Diversity Speaker – EFaculty lecture (West Africa) - e

Men’s and Women’s swimming & diving @ MAAc championships – dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ Boston University - dP.s. i love You day - dZumba – esPc Movie: “Miss You Already” – eWomen’s Basketball @ niagara – esPc social: single’s Bingo – eBeyond Boundaries “the central Park Five” (film series) – E

sPc ski trip – dMen’s and Women’s swimming & diving @ MAAc championships – dMen’s lacrosse vs. dartmouth – dWater Polo @ Ucsd triton invite - dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ Boston University - dFlorence Program info session – dMusic department Performance: “love in the Afternoon” – d/e sPc double Feature Movie: “Miss You Already” & “Man Up” – eMen’s Basketball vs. Manhattan – e

VALENTINES DAY sPc Broadway trip: “les Miserables” – d Music department Performance: “love in the Afternoon” – dWomen’s Basketball @ canisius - dWomen’s lacrosse vs. sacred Heart – dWater Polo @ Ucsd triton invite – dsPc Movie: “Man Up” – d/ecampus Ministry: Arise - eAnime society Meeting – e

PRESIDENT’S DAYice skating trip ticket sales – drFe: Mind & Body – eKappa Kappa Gamma Meeting - eKappa lambda Psi Meeting – e Men’s Basketball @ Fairfield – E“Kofi & Sankofa Drum & Dance” – E

valley café – dlet’s talk – dlGsA Meeting – eAutism speaks U Meeting - eBeyond Boundaries - “Dark Girls” (film series) – e

sPc Broadway trip: “the Book of Mormon” – d Women’s tennis @ Army – d Men’s and Women’s swimming & diving @ ecAc championships – dWomen’s lacrosse vs. vermont – dMen’s tennis @ Fordham - dBaseball @ High Point - dcampus Ministry: Arise - eAnime society Meeting – e

rFe: Mind & Body – eBest Buddies General Members Meeting - eKappa lambda Psi Meeting – e Kappa Kappa Gamma Meeting - e“Black History Month closing event” – eFYS Nafisi Lecture – E

sGA electiOns Online vOtinG PeriOd, 2/29 – 3/2

SPC Movie:“Spectre”Fri., 2/5 & Sat., 2/6

SPC Social:Singles Bingo

Fri., 2/12

SPC Movie:“Miss You Already”Fri., 2/12

& Sat. 2/13

SPC Broadway:

“Les Miserables”

Sun., 2/14

SPC Lecture:Rajiv

Surendra Wed., 2/17

SPC Movie:“The Good Dinosaur”Fri., 2/19 & Sat., 2/20

SPC Broadway:“The Color

Purple”Sat., 2/20

SPC Comedian:Kenneth

“XClusive”Wed., 2/24

SPC Movie:“The Night

Before”Fri., 2/26 & Sat., 2/27

s e n i O r P O r t r A i t s – 2 / 2 2 - 2 / 2 7

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SPC Slam Poet:“Asia Project”

Wed., 2/3

s e n i O r P O r t r A i t s , 2 / 8 – 2 / 1 2

SPC Movie:“Man-Up”Sat. 2/13

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SPC Broadway:

“The Book of Mormon”Sun., 2/28

emily houston Senior

MAJoR: communications; concentration: JournalismMINoR: Global studiesINTERNSHIP: Web editorial internseventeen.com, new York, new York ever since i was in high school, and a loyal reader of seventeen, it had been my dream to intern with the company. in addition to being the top-selling teen magazine in the country, I find their body-positive initiative and focus on real girl stories to be incredibly influential to their demographic. I applied to many different areas of the company and accepted an internship with the web department, which is seventeen.com. through the Marist in Manhattan program, i was able to not only live in nYc, but also intern full-time with the web department. Over the semester, my assignments grew to include building articles such as flipbooks, blogs, in-books, and syndications; cropping pictures, researching content, formatting metadata for seO, attending meetings, and pitching my own ideas. One of the most beneficial parts of my internship was that each project i worked on for my editors helped them out and appeared on the website in some way. I never made coffee runs or photocopies. if i researched clothes or celebrities, the pictures or information i found were included in the article my editor was writing. the most rewarding part of the internship was being able to have a byline and see my name appear on multiple articles for a major online publication. Over the course of three months, i was able to build a relationship with each of the six members of the web team. i became closest with my editor, and she had a great balance of teaching me, but also letting me learn on my own. She offered me insight into the professional world of journalism. And, because i am in the demographic of readers that the website reaches, she always encouraged my questions and ideas. it was refreshing to know that despite being an intern, my opinions were valued as if i were a full-time employee. If offered a full-time position with Seventeen.com, I would definitely accept it. Web is the future of journalism, so I would jump at the opportunity to further develop my skills.

My advice to Marist students looking for internships is to look for a company whose content matches your interests, as you will likely be more interested in the work you produce. in addition, don’t be afraid to say yes to new assignments and opportunities - take advantage of the chance to learn real world skills, as that initiative and knowledge will pay off tremendously.

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MAJoR: Public relations; MINoRS: Fashion Merchandising INTERNSHIPS: Buying intern - donna Karan, international in new York, nY; Public relations intern - British Hospitality Association, london, england

i have been fortunate to intern at both donna Karan in new York city and the British Hospitality Association (BHA) in london. At donna Karan i was able to indulge my love of fashion and at BHA, my interest in traveling and the diversity of the hospitality industry.

At donna Karan, i compiled assortment sheets for upcoming collections, checked merchandise in and out, and organized production knowledge booklets for store managers. My supervisor was incredibly helpful and ensured that i got the most out of the experience. My tasks at BHA included creating Google Alerts about hospitality topics in the UK, writing press releases, and reading various British newspapers on hospitality to make clippings when the BHA was mentioned. My supervisor was the head of communications and has a vast knowledge of Pr, traveling, and restaurant culture. She was very hands on and taught me how to write specifically for a British audience.

My favorite part about of the donna Karan internship was being able to see a new season’s merchandise months before anyone else. My favorite day was when the cara delevingne collaboration merchandise was brought to the office and we all tried on the clothes! What i enjoyed most about BHA was the opportunity to analyze full news stories about the hospitality industry in the United Kingdom and that my press releases were actually sent out to real reporters and clients.

i also had the chance to expand my networking skills through donna Karan at an lvMH internship party where i met interns at other LVMH brands such as Louis Vuitton and Dior. The office where the British Hospitality Association was located was small and the BHA team is very close. Having those close relations made for excellent networking opportunities. in fact, at the end of my internship, my supervisor encouraged me to apply for a job with BHA and return to work with them after i graduate from Marist. networking doesn’t get much better than that!

speaking from the perspective of having had more than one internship, my advice to Marist students is to get out there and intern! Interning is a great opportunity for students to figure out if their tentative career goals are actually what they want to pursue in the future.

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Baseball @ virginia commonwealth - dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ ic4A/ecAc championships – dsoftball @ George Mason tournament - dZumba – esirens and timecheck A capella invitational - eSPC Movie: “Suffragette” – E

Women’s tennis @ lafayette – dPrssA conference – dMen’s lacrosse @ High Point – dBaseball @ virginia commonwealth – dWater Polo @ Harvard invitational - dsirens and timecheck A capella invitational – eSPC Movie: “Suffragette” – E

red ink: Monster Bookmark – dteachers of tomorrow: dr. seuss event – dBaseball @ virginia commonwealth – dWater Polo @ Harvard invitational - dsoftball @ George Mason tournament - dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ ic4A/ecAc championships - dcampus Ministry: Arise – eMcctA General Members Meeting - eAnime society Meeting – e

MsvO Meeting – dcolbert community - e

valley café – dlet’s talk – dMen’s & Women’s swimming & diving @ NCAA Zone Qualifier Championships - DlGsA Meeting – ecatholic connections – e

Greek council Meeting – dsGA Meeting – dlet’s talk – dMcctA Board Meeting – dMen’s and Women’s swimming & diving @ NCAA Zone Qualifier Diving Championships – DBest Buddies Bake sale - eKappa Kappa Psi ritual ceremony – e Academic lecture series with chandra sripada – e

ST. PATRICK’S DAYWomen’s swimming & diving @ ncAA swimming championships - d

transfer information session – dsoftball @ UMBc tournament - d Baseball @ delaware state - dZumba – esPc Movie: “room” – eMe too Monologues – e

AlOUd conference – d social Work conference - dWomen’s tennis @ temple – dsoftball @ UMBc tournament - d Men’s lacrosse @ UMBc – dWomen’s lacrosse vs. Binghamton – dBaseball @ delaware state – dMen’s tennis @ Yale – dsPc Movie: “room” – eMe too Monologues – e

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINSWomen’s tennis @ villanova - dBaseball @ delaware state – dMen’s tennis @ stony Brook - dsoftball @ UMBc tournament - d campus Ministry: Arise - eAnime society Meeting – e

Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappaccino Bake sale – d rFe: Mind & Body – eKappa Kappa Gamma Meeting – eKappa lambda Psi Meeting - e

valley café – dlet’s talk – dBaseball @ Albany - d Jobs in communication/Arts Field - e lGsA Meeting – eAutism speaks U General Meeting – eMen’s lacrosse vs. Hartford – eemerging leaders telecast - e

residence Halls close at 5 PM KKP/tBs conference - dsoftball @ UsF Under Armor classic - d Women’s tennis @ Binghamton – dWomen’s swimming & diving @ ncAA swimming championships - d Baseball @ Unc Greensboro - d

KKP/tBs conference - d Women’s tennis @ cornell – dsoftball @ UsF Under Armor classic - dWomen’s swimming & diving @ ncAA swimming championships – d Men’s lacrosse @ Monmouth – dWomen’s lacrosse @ Oregon – dBaseball @ Unc Greensboro – dWater Polo @ Arizona state - d

northeast Annual Giving conference – dWomen’s lacrosse @ University of colorado – Boulder – dWater Polo @ cal state northridge - d

northeast Annual Giving conference – dBaseball vs. saint John’s - dsoftball @ Bethune cookman - d

northeast Annual Giving conference – dMen’s lacrosse @ Michigan – dWomen’s lacrosse @ denver – dBaseball @ nJit - dsoftball @ stetson - d

Men’s swimming & diving @ ncAA swimming championships - dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ raleigh relays, nc state - d

Men’s swimming & diving @ ncAA swimming championships – dMen’s lacrosse vs. canisius – dWomen’s lacrosse vs. iona – dBaseball vs. Quinnipiac (dH) – dWater Polo @ villanova - dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ raleigh relays, nc state - d

EASTERresidence Halls Open at 10 A.M.

dutchess county literacy connections 25th Annual spelling Bee - dvalley café – dlet’s talk – dlGsA Meeting – eBaseball vs. UMAss lowell - d

Modified class schedule – Monday classes meet, Wednesday night classes meet let’s talk – dMcctA Board Meeting – dsYe: Apartment Hunting - e

MsvO Meeting – dAnxiety Workshop – dcampus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – ecolbert community – e

www.collegedrinkingprevention.govA comprehensive site which gives links, research, policies and other information aimed at changing the college drinking culture.

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MAAc cHAMPiOnsHiP, 3/3 – 3/7

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spring Blood drive - dMsvO Meeting – dcampus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – eteachers of tomorrow General Members Meeting – eUn club Meeting - enaturally Foxy Meeting – e

valley café – dlet’s talk – dlGsA Meeting - e

Faculty Plenary - dGreek council Meeting – dsGA Meeting – dlet’s talk – dMcctA Board Meeting – dPoughkeepsie chamber Foundation Youth leadership Program – eWomen’s lacrosse @ Yale – esGA elections Announcement Party – eteachers of tomorrow General Members Meeting - e

MAAc cHAMPiOnsHiP, 3/3 – 3/7



FIRST DAY oF SPRINGPALM SUNDAYBaseball @ Unc Greensboro – dWomen’s tennis @ cornell – d Water Polo @ Arizona state - d

northeast Annual Giving conference - dMen’s swimming & diving @ ncAA swimming championships – d Baseball vs. Quinnipiac - d

classes resume at 6:30 P.M. Kappa Kappa Gamma Meeting – eKappa lambda Psi Meeting - e

Men’s and Women’s swimming & Diving @ NCAA Zone Qualifier Diving championships – d Women’s lacrosse vs. columbia - drFe: Mind & Body – eKappa Kappa Gamma Meeting – ecampus Ministry Meeting – eKappa lambda Psi Meeting – e

sGA electiOns Online vOtinG PeriOd, 2/29 – 3/2

SPC Movie:“Suffragette”

Fri., 3/4 & Sat., 3/5

SPC Movie:“Room”

Fri., 3/11 & Sat., 3/12

Women’'s History Month

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andrea Suarez navarro Junior MAJoR: communication / communication studies and Journalism MINoR: Business INTERNSHIP: Operations internBusiness council of Westchester, rye Brook, nY

This internship offered me the opportunity to gain a great deal of knowledge about some of the largest businesses in new York, primarily Westchester, which is one of the wealthiest counties in the state. i wanted to work in an environment that would give me exposure to marketing and branding individual businesses.

the Business council of Westchester (BcW) helps businesses to increase their visibility, grow their prospect lists and reach targeted audiences of potential customers. Members can take advantage of unique opportunities to market their businesses. Most of my responsibilities allowed me to use my communication skills. the BcW sponsors many business networking events and i assisted the executive vice President and director of Operations with tasks related to making them successful. this included working with member profiles in the database and editing them as appropriate, assisting with event preparation and execution, and making outreach phone calls to promote the events. As an intern, i also helped to project the BcW brand by greeting visitors and handling walk-in traffic in a positive, informative and helpful manner. this included directing inquiries to the proper individuals in the organization.

The staff at the BCW were welcoming and made me feel like an important asset to the team. My supervisor was gentle and knowledgeable. she knew exactly how to run things and was easy to get along with. she was extremely helpful and understanding when i had questions and always encouraged me to question everything so that i would acquire a better understanding of how businesses worked. i enjoyed how this internship was a “two way street” where i participated in work tasks they needed done but also was allowed to work on projects i wanted to learn about.

the networking potential was huge. i was able to meet, greet, and socialize with all kinds of businesses in Westchester, from the smallest bakery in the village to the nation’s leading soda company. i gained a greater knowledge of how businesses interacted and applied my communication and business background to a firsthand experience in marketing. If a full-time position was offered to me by BCW, I would definitely enjoy working alongside the people I met and learned from during the summer.

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SPC Movie:“Dirty Grandpa”

Fri., 4/1 & Sat., 4/2

SPC Coffeehouse:Open Mic Night

Fri., 4/1

SPC Movie:“Sisters”

Fri., 4/8 & Sat., 4/9

SPC Movie:“Star Wars: The Force Awakens”

Fri., 4/15 & Sat., 4/16Relay for Life

Fri., 4/22

SPC Movie:“Zoolander 2”

Fri., 4/22 & Sat., 4/23

SPC Movie:“Mulan”

Fri., 4/29 & Sat., 4/30

peter najera Junior

MAJoR: Fashion Merchandising / BusinessINTERNSHIP: Merchandising internBcBGMAXAZriAGrOUP, vernon, cA

After a retail management internship for a small, private business, i chose my second internship at BcBGMAXAZriAGrOUP in los Angeles because they are unique in the fashion industry. their corporate headquarters performs all operations including design, merchandising, production, buying, planning, and finance for all three of their brands.

since BcBG creates samples on site, i observed the start of the creative process all the way through merchandise shipping decisions. the job of a merchandiser is to take feedback from design and buying/planning teams and narrow down a collection of hundreds of pieces to a line that is sellable and marketable to other retailers. Working under the director of merchandising, i organized sample closets, prepared monthly line deliveries for executive review meetings, and communicated with the production department to make sure all merchandise was meeting standards set by design and buying teams. i reviewed best and worst sellers and replenished stock weekly for partner shops such as Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s, and lord & taylor. i closed merchandise accounts with insufficient funds and allocated final pieces from warehouses to their proper locations.

However, the best part about my job was walking the halls of the BcBG building. i could walk into the design center (with a private fabric library), sewing room, and graphic print center. i could see production and merchandising (where I worked) and the creative office. Max, Lubov, and Joyce Azria worked right beside employees and i had the pleasure of meeting them. Upstairs was buying, planning, and allocating. On the way to lunch i observed buys and deals being struck. i had conversations with the vice presidents of buying or retail operations, who were always eager to hear what the young demographic on the east coast thought about their stores.

networking opportunities were arranged for interns including “Meet the executive” seminars and resume critiques. A personal branding program taught interns how to market themselves while seeking employment. the use of linkedin was encouraged throughout the company, and even though i worked at the headquarters in california, many supervisors where happy to put me in touch with the New York Office.

My advice to Marist students is that experience is everything! Choose an internship based on tasks and job description rather than company name.




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Women’s tennis @ siena – dMen’s tennis @ rider – dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ colonial relays - dZumba – eSPC Coffeehouse: Open Mic Night - EsPc Movie: “dirty Grandpa” – e

learning U splash Program – d Women’s tennis @ siena – dMen’s tennis @ rider – dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ colonial relays - ddance team rehearsal – eZumba – esPc Movie: “dirty Grandpa” – e

Faculty Plenary - dGreek council Meeting – dsGA Meeting – dlet’s talk – dMcctA Board Meeting - dSGA Club Affairs Leadership Workshop – D FYs lecture with christine lamb – ddance ensemble General Meeting – ePoughkeepsie chamber Foundation Youth leadership Program – eteachers of tomorrow Meeting – e

AdMissiOns OPen HOUse, 4/9-4/10

Women’s Tennis vs. Fairfield – DMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ rutgers - dnAcAdA conference - dZumba – esPc Movie: “sisters” – e

Women’s tennis @ colgate – dMid-Hudson regional Business Plan competition – dschool of science Guest speaker - dGospel choir concert – eschool of science Poster session - eZumba – esPc Movie: “star Wars: the Force Awakens” - esGA transition ceremony – e

Men’s lacrosse vs. Manhattan – dWomen’s lacrosse @ Quinnipiac – dBaseball vs. Manhattan (dH) – dWater Polo @ siena – dsoftball vs. saint Peter’s - dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ Bucknell - ddance ensemble spring dance show – d/esPc Movie: “star Wars: the Force Awakens” – e

Baseball vs. Manhattan – dWater Polo @ Wagner – dsoftball vs. Quinnipiac - dWomen’s tennis @ Quinnipiac – dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ Bucknell - ddance ensemble spring dance show – d/ecampus Ministry: Arise - eAnime society Meeting – e

Assessment day – no classesHousing selection - d valley café – dlet’s talk – dMen’s tennis vs. Monmouth - dlGsA Meeting – ecommunications Arts society General Meeting – e Music department Ulrich voice recital i – e

Men’s tennis vs. Army - d MsvO Meeting – dBest Buddies General Members Meeting – ecampus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – eUn club Meeting - e

RecycLing & SUSTainabiLiTy

Save electricity; remember to turn off lights when exiting your room.

There is a printer cartridge collection/recycling program through information Technology.

all campus computer labs use double-sided printing.Help keep your campus green... Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

Water Polo @ siena - d Women’s tennis vs. Monmouth - dred ink: Flower Pots – d Baseball @ iona - dsoftball @ siena - dcampus Ministry: Arise - eAnime society Meeting – eMcctA General Members Meeting – e

rFe: Mind & Body – eKappa Kappa Gamma Meeting – ecampus Ministry Meeting - e Kappa lambda Psi Meeting – e

valley café – dlet’s talk – dWomen’s tennis @ Hofstra – d Women’s lacrosse vs. niagara – dBaseball vs. Albany – dMen’s tennis @ Quinnipiac - dlGsA Meeting – e

Women’s tennis vs. niagara – dMen’s lacrosse @ siena – dBaseball @ niagara (dH) – dMen’s tennis vs. niagara – dsoftball vs. Manhattan - dWater Polo @ Wagner – dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ rutgers - dsPc Movie: “sisters” – e

AdMissiOns OPen HOUse, 4/9-4/10

campus Ministry: Arise - eAnime society Meeting – eBaseball @ niagara – dMen’s tennis @ siena – dWater Polo vs. villanova - d

rFe: Mind & Body – eKappa Kappa Gamma Meeting – eKappa lambda Psi Meeting - e

valley café – dlet’s talk – dlGsA Meeting - e catholic connections – e Autism speaks U General Member Meeting – eMen’s lacrosse @ stony Brook - e

Greek council Meeting – dHeOP Annual luncheon – dsGA Meeting – dlet’s talk – dsoftball vs. Hartford - dWomen’s lacrosse vs. Manhattan - dMcctA Board Meeting – dBaseball vs. Hartford – dsYe: networking – it can change Your life - e

MsvO Meeting – dMen’s Tennis vs. Fairfield - Dnaturally Fox Meeting – ecampus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – e

rFe: Mind & Body – eKappa lambda Psi Meeting – e Kappa Kappa Gamma Meeting – e

nsls induction ceremony & etiquette luncheon – d Greek council Meeting – dcUrscA – d sGA Meeting – dlet’s talk – dMcctA Board Meeting – dWomen’s lacrosse @ canisius – dBaseball vs. Binghamton (dH) - d

school of Management energy conference – d MsvO Meeting – dHudson river valley institute lecture with cuneen Hackett – e campus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – e

EARTH DAYPASSoVER BEGINScAsAdA Breakfast – d Men’s and Women’s track and Field @ larry ellis invite - d relay for life – d/eMusic department Ulrich voice recital ii – e Zumba – esPc Movie: “Zoolander 2” - e

legacy society Brunch – d Men’s lacrosse @ nJit – dWomen’s lacrosse vs. Monmouth – dBaseball vs Monmouth (dH) – dsoftball @ Monmouth - dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ Wolfie Invite - DsPc Movie: “Zoolander 2” – e

Baseball vs Monmouth - d campus Ministry: Arise - eAnime society Meeting – e

Guidance counselor luncheon – d Honors Program senior reception – d rFe: Mind & Body – eKappa lambda Psi Meeting – e Kappa Kappa Gamma Meeting – echampagnat lecture – e

Greek council Meeting – dsGA Meeting – dlet’s talk – dMcctA Board Meeting – dWomen’s lacrosse @ siena - dsocial Work Association: teens as Parents conference – d teachers of tomorrow General Meeting – e Baseball vs. Army - e

valley café – dlet’s talk – dlGsA Meeting – ecatholic connections – e Holocaust remembrance lecture – e

MsvO Meeting – dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ Penn relays - dcampus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – esoftball @ Army - ecolbert community – e

celebrating student research in Psychology – dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ Penn relays - driver Festival – eFox Festival - esPc Movie: “Mulan” - eZumba – e

Autism speaks U color run – d Men’s lacrosse @ detroit – dBaseball vs. st. Peter’s (dH) - dsoftball @ iona - dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ Penn relays - dsPc Movie: “Mulan” – e

seniOr POrtrAit retAKes, 4/4 – 4/6

stUdent eMPlOYee APPreciAtiOn WeeK, 4/11 - 4/15

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70th Commencement

Ceremonies May 21 & 22, 2016

Congratulations Class of 2016Thank You Dr. Murray




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valley café – dlet’s talk – dschool Of Management consortium - dlGsA Meeting – eMusic department Beginner Piano recital – e

Greek council Meeting – dFaculty Plenary – d softball @ lafayette - dsodexo customer Appreciation day – d sGA Meeting – dlet’s talk – dMcctA Board Meeting - dschool Of Management consortium - d

last day of classesBaseball vs. Wagner – dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ vassar twilight - dZumba – e

Baseball vs. Wagner – dsoftball @ canisius - dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ MAAc championships - dA cappella Final concert – e

Baseball vs. Wagner – dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ MAAc championships - dcampus Ministry: Arise – esilver Fox Awards - e

Baseball @ rider (dH) - dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ ecAc/ic4As at Princeton - d

residence Halls close at 5:00 P.M. for underclassmenBaseball @ rider – dMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ ecAc/ic4As at Princeton - d

F i n A l e X A M P e r i O d , 5 / 9 - 5 / 1 3

Best Buddies end of the Year social – d Softball @ Fairfield - DMen’s and Women’s track and Field @ Yale springtime Open - dBaseball vs. st. Peter’s - dcampus Ministry: Arise - eAnime society Meeting – e

campus Ministry Meeting – e Kappa lambda Psi Meeting – e Kappa Kappa Gamma Meeting – e Music department Ulrich instrumental recital – e

MsvO Meeting – dcampus Ministry: Hillel Meeting – eMusic department Advanced Piano recital – e

s e n i O r W e e K A c t i v i t i e s , 5 / 1 6 - 5 / 2 0

Baseball @ siena (dH) - dPA Program inaugural White coat ceremony - dsenior Formal – e

Baseball @ siena - dseventieth commencement ceremonies – e

seventieth commencement ceremonies – d

Men’s and Women’s track and Field @ ecAc/ic4As at Princeton - d

Men’s and Women’s track and Field @ ncAA regionals – dMarist Youth Group – d/e



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Resident Select On Demand student Activities, with the support of sPc, has introduced a new movie program, resident select - Movies on demand. You can watch movies online, 24/7 with the ability to start, stop, fast-forward, rewind and pause whenever you want. Approximately 10-12 movies will be added to our collection each month, including new releases! Check out movies now at the following link: http://movies.net.marist.edu

Game Rental ProgramBoard games are available and can be signed out for free with your Marist id.

Event InformationVarious services and programs provided by The Office of Student Activities and a calendar listing all daily campus activities (which our office has scheduled or been informed of) may be found on our web page at www.marist.edu/campuslife/event. information about campus events can also be found on campus bulletin boards, and the campus media (WMAr internet radio, Mctv television, and the circle, Marist student newspaper).

INTRAMURALS • CLUB SPoRTS • RECREATIONAL PROGRAMSMarist college is very proud of its extracurricular activities, which range from club sports to intramural and recreational activities.

Club sports are seasonal and compete against other regional college programs. Intramurals offer any student, whether expert or novice, the chance to play on a team without the time demands of a club sport. intramurals are designed to be co-ed, female, and/or male teams, and can change yearly depending on student interest. Recreational activities offer non-competitive programs ranging from golf and pilates, to roller skating and indoor rock climbing. students interested in participating in either club sports, intramurals, or recreational programs should contact the Intramural Office, x2482, for information on how to get involved.

Spring 2016 Emerging Leaders Series…One More Reason to Keep Your Eye on Your Marist E-MailThe Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) is an exciting, non-credit certificate program providing students with varied and unique opportunities to define, discover, and develop their personal leadership style. Join the hundreds of students who learn to lead at Marist from an interdisciplinary team of national and local experts.

What’s in it for you? A meaningful and practical experience…hot topics… enhanced community connection…resume building…developing key contacts… a running record of your participation in the program and a certificate of completion for students who attend at least five workshops…and much more.

What does it cost? Nothing but your time and a speedy response. ELP offerings are announced via a campus-wide e-mail. Registration for each workshop is limited to the first 50 respondents, but with a few clicks of the mouse, you can join a large and dynamic group of future leaders. don’t miss out on this special opportunity.

Questions about the pro-gram can be sent to [email protected]. look for us on the Marist web-site under First Year Programs.

RED Fox ENRICHMENT PRoGRAMS (RFE)Every semester The Office of Student Activities offers a series of programs designed to enrich the lives of Marist students physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially. each program lasts ten weeks and is held once a week for one hour.

Sign-ups for Mind & Body will take place on Tuesday, February 2, 2016, Noon, at the Student Activities Office, SC3116 Mind & Body with LoriAnn Paul – Mon., 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. How would you like to embark upon a journey through inner space? Perhaps you are seeking new and exciting ways to nurture all aspects of your being – mind and body? I am a Certified Yoga Teacher, Meditation teacher and reiki Master-teacher. My quest for personal transformation through the ancient healing arts began more than 30 years ago. i have learned many intriguing and powerful techniques for personal transformation along the way, which I wish to share with you!

this 10-class series will incorporate yoga stretching and breathing techniques (designed to stretch, tone, and strengthen particular parts of the body and to calm the nervous system), and meditations drawn from different traditions around the globe (which help to improve relaxation/stress management skills and improve sleeping patterns among other things).

You should bring a notebook and mat, and wear loose, comfortable clothing. Please try to arrive a few minutes early so that you have time to settle in before class begins. leave your worldly cares and troubles outside the door. Picture yourself entering an environment of peace and relaxation. lie down quietly on your mat, relax, and allow yourself to enter into the experience of being “here and now.” there is a lot of fun and interesting material to cover, and regular attendance is highly recommended.

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African American History Month Programming in FebruaryWednesday, 2/3 “Black History Month trivia night” sponsored by Black student Union lecture with, “James cone, Founder of Black theology Movement” sponsored by The Office of Academic Affairs Tuesday, 2/9 Beyond Boundaries film series “American Promise” sponsored by The Center for Multicultural Affairs and Teachers of TomorrowWednesday, 2/10 “My Black is” sponsored by Black student UnionThursday, 2/11 Faculty lecture: “West Africa” with Wendy taylor sponsored by social Work Association Friday, 2/12 Beyond Boundaries film series “The Central Park Five” sponsored by Black Student Union, The Center for Multicultural Affairs and The James Cannavino LibraryMonday, 2/15 “Kofi & Sankofa Drum & Dance” sponsored by The Center for Multicultural AffairsTuesday, 2/16 Beyond Boundaries, film series “Dark Girls” sponsored by The Center for Multicultural Affairs and The Office of Student Activities Wednesday, 2/17 “colorism”, sponsored by Black student UnionThursday, 2/18 Beyond Boundaries film series, “Afraid of Dark” sponsored by Appreciating Races Creating Opportunities (ARCO), The Center for Multicultural Affairs and the cannavino libraryFriday, 2/19 Marist college Gospel choir in concert sponsored by Marist Gospel choir, The Center for Multicultural Affairs and The Office of Student ActivitiesSaturday, 2/20 Broadway trip: “the color Purple”, sponsored by sPc Wednesday, 2/24 “Who We Are exhibit” during the Wednesday activity hour sponsored by the Center for Multicultural Affairs, Black Student Union and The Office of student ActivitiesFriday, 2/26 “talent show 2.0” sponsored by Black student UnionMonday, 2/29 “Black History Month closing event” sponsored by Black student Union

For further information please contact The Center for Multicultural Affairs, ext. 3204.

SpRing 2016 acadeMic caLendaR STUdenT cenTeR FaciLiTieS HOURS

bUiLding HOURS:Monday through Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 1:30 a.m.Friday 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 1:30 a.m.

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 1:30 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. (Watch for daily specials)

MaRKeTpLace aT UppeR WeST cedaR:Sunday through Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 a.m.Friday and Saturday 5:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.

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 through Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 a.m.Friday 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 1:30 a.m.

Fax Services Daily 4:00 p.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.

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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. - 3:00 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:Monday through Thursday 12:05 p.m.Sunday 12:00 noon, 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.

diRecTORyinTRaMURaLS/ 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, Alexa Dalbis, Selma Metwally, Kate Murray,Amy Joy Scheinert, ColorPage

January

18 Monday Residence Halls open at 10:00 A.M.

19 Tuesday Spring Semester begins, Day & Evening classes held

19-25 Tues-Mon Course change period

22 Friday Last date for resolving incompletes & grade changes for Fall 2015 by 5 pm

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

25 Monday Last date for resolving incompletes & grade changes for Winter 2016 by 5 pm

February

1 Monday Last day to register for elective credit internships by 5 pm

8 Monday No tuition refund after this date (5 pm).

22 Monday P/NC Option due by 5 pm.

March

16 Wednesday No Evening Classes. Residence Halls close at 5:00 P.M.

17-27 Thurs-Sun SPRING RECESS/EASTER HOLIDAY

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

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

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

29 Tuesday Last date for withdrawing from courses without penalty of WF grades by 5 pm.

30 Wednesday Modified Class Schedule - Monday Day Classes Meet, Wednesday Night Classes Meet.

April 19 Tuesday Assessment Day. No Classes.

May

6 Friday Last Day of Spring 2016 classes.

9 -13 Mon - Fri Final Exam period begins. Residence Halls close Friday at 5:00 P.M. for underclassmen.

19 Thursday Final Grades due at 5:00 P.M.

20 Friday SEVENTIETH COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY – Graduate and Adult Students

21 Saturday SEVENTIETH COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY – Traditional undergraduate students

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

June

17 Friday Last date for grade changes & resolving incompletes for Spring 2016 by 5 pm


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 necessary, mini-session with a Counselor from Counseling Services. Whether you are struggling with a tough decision, a difficult relationship, 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.


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