“It gives you an opportunity to use the skills you have learned and apply them to real-world experiences.”
Alison Good, Business Administration
UPDATE for Resident Students: As you know, the power on campus has been intermittent throughout the day. Should we lose power again, please keep in mind that Colgate, Burpee, Abbey and Page Halls are powered by generator. If you are in a residence hall without power, you can go to one of those locations for warmth and electricity. Please refrain from using candles for light, as they present a significant fire hazard. If you are in a hall without power, please keep travel to a minimum, so that front doors stay closed and we retain as much heat as possible within the building. The dining hall will be open normal hours this evening. As always please contact 911 for emergencies or Campus Safety at ext. 3300 with any questions or concerns. In the event of additional prolonged power failures, please watch for updates via CSC Alert. [College Communications, 3:31 p.m. 1/27/12]
Due to power outages, Colby-Sawyer Collge is closed Friday, Jan. 27, 2012. Classes and activities are cancelled for the rest of the day on campus. Winter sports practices will go on as scheduled. The Hogan Sports Center, Windy Hill School, and the Library/Learning Center are closed. Baird Health and Counseling Center will remain open until 5 p.m. [College Communications, 10:45 a.m. 1/27/12]
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Colby-Sawyer Currents…
The online magazine Currents features the Nursing Program's upcoming re-accreditation; the next art exhibition coming to Sawyer Fine Arts Center; a memoriam for Assistant Professor of Fine and Performing Arts Julie Vogt; an interview with Andrea Logan '12 about her internship in Ireland; and more.
Retrospective Exhibition Features Selected Works by Professor Emeritus Don Campbell
The Fine and Performing Arts Department will host “Don Campbell: A Retrospective of Selected Works (1957-2000),” featuring the ceramics, drawings and photography of an artist and professor who taught at the college from 1960 to 1990. The exhibition opens with a reception on Thursday, Jan. 26.
Senior Student's Play Modernizes Doctor Faustus's Dilemma
Senior Communication Studies major Charles Moak has written and will direct "The Salvation of Doctor Faustus," an adaptation of the classic Christopher Marlowe story of a man who trades his soul for knowledge and power.
Online Billing and Deposits for Students, Families…
Students and their families can view their accounts and make online payments through the secure financial tab of the PowerCAMPUS Self-Service portal. It's easy and it's green.
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