Founder’s Day to celebrate Sr. Infante
Each year Founder’s Day commemorates the legacy of Sister Ursula Infante, the founder of Cabrini College.
This year’s Founder’s Day will honor the launch of Justice Matters and celebrate the role the entire campus community holds as educators of the heart.
Instead of one keynote speaker, students, faculty and staff will present their core beliefs in a “This I Believe” format.
The presentation will begin at 6 p.m. in the Grace Hall Atrium.
For more information contact Dr. Mary Laver at 610-902-8409 or at mlaver@cabrini.edu.
SEPCHE Govt. Fair is rescheduled
The SEPCHE Government Career Fair, which was originally scheduled for Feb. 10, has been rescheduled for Wednesday, March 24.
The fair will be combined with the Intercollegiate Career Fair. It will be held in the Dixon Center from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. and requires no fee or pre-registration.
The Fair will give students the opportunity to interview and speak with over 70 employers about potential employment opportunities.
Students should dress professionally and bring 20 resumes. For more information contact Nancy Hutchison at 610-902-8305 or at nch722@cabrini.edu.
Orientation Leader applications ready
Students are encouraged to apply to become an Orientation Leader for the 2010-2011 academic year.
Orientation Leaders welcome Cabrini’s newest students to campus.
Applications are currently available in the Center for Student Engagement and Leadership. They are due by Friday, Feb. 26 no later than 5 p.m.
For more information contact Anne Fillippone at 610-902-8755 or at getinvolved@cabrini.edu.
Nominees for the Student Leadership Award have been extended until Friday, Feb. 19. Online applications can be accessed online at www.cabrini.edu and should be submitted to Snezana Ilic at sai722@cabrini.edu. For more information contact Corinne Catania at at cac727@cabrini.edu.
College to host ‘Speed Career Networking’
Cabrini College will host a “Speed Career Networking” event and reception on March 16 from 6:30 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. in the Mansion.
The event will give alumni and students a chance to personally interact one-on-one and assist them with major/career exploration, job shadowing and internship/externship experiences.
Students will move among stations within divided sections and spend a short amount of time within their area of interests. A more informal networking reception will follow.
Students interested in attending the event should contact Noel Kirkner at nkirkner@cabrini.edu no later than Friday, March 5.
Student Leadership nomination extended
Nominees for the Student Leadership Award have been extended until Friday, Feb. 19. Online applications can be accessed online at www.cabrini.edu and should be submitted to Snezana Ilic at sai722@cabrini.edu. For more information contact Corinne Catania at at cac727@cabrini.edu.
PennDOT prepares for future snow
Following the winter storms, it has been estimated that PennDOT has spent about $15.3 million to treat and clear roadways. PennDOT has about $2.7 million more for future snowfall.
The company also used about 45,000 tons of salt. It still has 15,000 tons in reserve and is expected to receive a shipment of 10,000 tons this week.
SEPTA extends weekend rail times
The SEPTA Regional Rail will now run trains after 1 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Times are extended on the R5, between Center City and Paoli/Malvern, the R6, between Manayunk/Norristown, the R7, between Trenton/NYC and the NJTransit.
For more information visit www.septa.org.
