Week of November 16, 2009

• Rev. Edward Gallagher, O.P. '31, Oldest Living Member of the Dominican Friars, Dies
  Father Gallagher, a teacher of mathematics at PC for 37 years and the longest-serving member of the Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph, died on Thursday, Nov. 19. more
• School of Business Unveils Student Consulting Center, Innovation Incubator
  With a focus on service, innovation, and experiential learning, the PC School of Business created a student-run business consulting center and an "Innovation Incubator" during the Fall semester. more
• Verizon Executive Cupelo '78 Addresses MBA Class
  Donna C. Cupelo '78, region president/New England for Verizon Communications, shared her experiences as an executive in the corporate world during the MBA Program's Leaders on Leadership class on November 12.  more
• Notre Dame Professor to Present St. Albert the Great Lecture
  Dr. Mark W. Roche, a professor of German language and literature and concurrent professor of philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, will deliver the fourth annual St. Albert the Great Lecture on November 19. more
• Noncommissioned Officers Saluted at PC Veterans Day Program
  The role and influence of noncommissioned officers in the U.S. Army was praised as PC honored living and fallen veterans during its Veterans Day and Contracting Ceremony on November 11. more
• 'Solidarity Suppers' Offers Setting for Social Justice Conversation
  The Office of the Chaplain/Campus Ministry will host Solidarity Suppers as a means of encouraging students to get involved with the campus ministry. more
• Executive Mentor Program Seen as Model at Higher Education Symposium
  The Providence College President's Council's Executive Career Mentor Program was in the spotlight at a symposium centered on retaining new college graduates in Rhode Island. more
  
  Read more headlines in PC News.

• The Providence College Department of Theatre, Dance, and Film was featured in the November 5 edition of The Rhode Island Catholic for the children's dance class program it has been hosting for the past 14 years.

• Shea '50 Scholarship for Community Service Established
  In recognition of the College's tradition of community involvement and assistance to the disadvantaged, a scholarship has been established in honor of Justice Donald F. and Ursula R. Shea. more
• Smyth '04 Enters Beverage Industry with Iced Tea
  Raymond Smyth '04 unveiled his iced tea, Montauk Beverage Works, this past summer. more

• Lamoriello Inducted Into Hockey Hall of Fame
  Former Providence College hockey player, coach, and athletic director Lou Lamoriello '63 & '01Hon. was enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto on November 9. more
  
  Featured Events
• November 17
  Men's hockey vs. Brown 
• November 20
  Women's hockey vs. Northeastern
• November 20
  Women's Basketball vs. Hartford 
• November 21
  Men's hockey vs. Northeastern 

• November 16
  Liberal Arts Alumni Career Panel
• November 17
  Spring Internship Workshop
• November 18
  Black Studies: Community Chat
• November 18
  Hurricane Katrina Awareness Night
• November 19
  Farmer's Market
• November 20
  PC Producers, Directors and Actors Series Presents: Jim Dugan, '95
• November 21
  A Cappella Fall Concert
• November 22
  I Cantori and Concert Chorale
• Weekdays through December 4
  Exhibit: Jea: Continuous Existence through Transformation; Images by Eric Sung
• Through December 15
  Exhibits: "Historic Buildings of Providence College" and "Celebrating Faculty Research at Providence College"
  
  View more events in PC's Event Calendar.

• The Providence College ROTC Patriot Battalion placed first in its division and 10th overall in the annual Ranger Challenge at Fort Devens, Mass. The competition lasted two days and consisted of 10 different events. 
  
  

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