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The
Providence College e•newsletter | September 2007
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Coming Events
September 19, 2007
3:30 p.m.
September 24, 2007
11:00 a.m.
Third Annual 1LT Brian McPhillips ’00 Memorial Golf Tournament, Marshfield
(Mass.) Country Club; buffet lunch (11 a.m.), shotgun
start (12 p.m.), and post-golf dinner; hosted by Greater
Boston Alumni Club.
For details and registration, click
here.
October
15, 2007
Noon
4th Annual Fr. Mychal Judge Memorial Golf Tournament, Lake
Isle Golf Club, Eastchester, N.Y.; buffet lunch (noon) followed
by shotgun start (1 p.m.); sponsored by the PC Club of
New York. For
more,
click here.
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The wait is over: Concannon Fitness Center opens!
Just
15 months after groundbreaking, the 23,000-square-foot Concannon Fitness
Center opened on September 4. The two-level, state-of-the-art facility
has more than three times the amount of workout space than previously
existed and transforms the landscape of the Main Campus. It features
more than 160 freestanding pieces of equipment. [more]
MacKay leading new PC Parent Program
Longtime
PC student services administrator Jacqueline F. Kiernan MacKay has
begun serving as the College’s first director of parent programs.
She said the PC Parent Program is designed to help parents better understand
the college experience and to support them in fostering their student’s
growth and development. [more]
Two development leaders named in advancement
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Office of Institutional Advancement has appointed Lisa M. Sabatini
Bousquet ’86
as assistant vice president for development and Seth M. Klaiman as
director of major gifts. Bousquet will provide strategic direction
and manage the
College’s development team. Klaiman will manage the major gifts
team in soliciting leadership gifts. [more]
O’Connell Scholarship will benefit students' medical careers
The
newly established Dr. Charles G. O’Connell ’56 Scholarship Fund
honors an obstetrician and gynecologist who delivered over 6,000 children
and who was equally as tireless as a supporter of PC. The endowed scholarship
in the late Dr. O’Connell’s name will assist students wishing
to pursue a career in medicine. [more]
Gabriel endows scholarship to thank parents, PC
Everett
Gabriel ’71 has created an endowed scholarship fund to assist students
who have lost a parent or who have a parent who is disabled. The Gabriel Family
Scholarship Fund honors his mother and late father. Gabriel has been a lifelong
supporter of the College, both financially and through volunteer work. [more]Graduates
to honor Elkington with photography exhibit
The
current works of alumni who were students of Richard N. Elkington will
comprise a tribute exhibit to the PC associate professor of photography
this fall.
The photography exhibit, 35 Years of Vision: The Students of Richard
N. Elkington, will run from October 18 to December 6 in the Reilly
Art Gallery of the Smith
Center for the Arts. It will showcase the works of graduates who have
maintained a passion for photography and fine arts through their careers
and vocations.
For a listing of exhibiting photographers, click here.
Joe Vaghi ’42D to be featured in PBS series
LCDR
Joseph P. Vaghi, Jr. USNR (Ret.) ’42D will appear in The
War,
a seven-part documentary on World War II directed and produced by Ken
Burns and Lynn Novick. The series will premiere on TV’s Public
Broadcasting Service (PBS) on September 23. The documentary focuses
on the experiences during the war years of citizens from four representative
American towns. An interview with Vaghi, who served as a beachmaster
during the Normandy invasion in World War II, will air in Episode 4
on September 26. For more on the series, click here.
To learn more about Vaghi’s role in the war and in veterans’ affairs
thereafter, click here.
Fall sports action heats up for Friars
The
season is in full swing for the Friars’ seven fall varsity athletics
teams. In early-season highlights, the women’s volleyball team has
won three matches, and the field hockey team has two wins. Meanwhile,
the men’s
basketball team compiled a 3-3 record in a recent preseason trip to
Italy. For
the latest in
Friar sports,
go to www.friars.com.
Did you know?
• Nineteen
new, full-time faculty members, representing 15 disciplines, are
teaching at the College as the 2007-08 academic year gets under way.
• The recent 7th annual Summer Vocal Institute sponsored by the Department of Music hosted a record 92 high school students, eclipsing the previous record of 84 students.
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