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Latest News and Updates
The College kicked off it's Women's History Month activities with Fireside Chat on March 12. Students, faculty and staff joined Dr. Generals in a conversation recognizing great women and women's history.
Presented by the Fox Rothschild Center for Law and Society, the 20th Anniversary of Law and Society Week was held Feb. 25 - March 1, 2019. The week opened with a luncheon featuring keynote speaker Wilson Goode, Sr. Panels, presentations and discussions on the most current topics in the legal, criminal justice and related fields included a Social Science/Justice Career Fair, a Victim Services Panel, a Mock Oral Argument of the Madison v. Alabama case and more.
The Judge Edward R. Becker Citizenship Award Presentation and Lecture was held February 26, 2019. Mayor Kenney and Dr. Hite joined Daniel P. McElhatton, Esq., the Becker family and the College in honoring Joseph M. Field, the recipient of this year's award, whose decades-long support and contributions to the arts, health care and the welfare of children have made a profound impact on the region, its citizens and the cultural vibrancy of the city. The spirit of the Judge Edward R. Becker Citizenship Award entails service to the public, compassion for others and dedication to the community.
In order to make up the time lost due to the snow emergency closing of the College on February 20, 2019, classes in the Spring 2019 15A and 10A terms that were canceled on Wednesday, February 20, 2019, will make up the instructional time on Wednesday, April 24, 2019, one of the designated Emergency Closing make-up days. Make-up classes will meet at their regular class times and in their regular assigned classrooms. Students taking classes in the 7A term should talk to their instructors.
If you have any additional questions, please speak with your instructor.
Thank you.
Dr. Samuel Hirsch
Vice President for Academic and Student Success
The new Chemistry and Biology Labs took center stage on Feb. 7 during a panel discucssion and tour. The morning began with a panel discussion featuring leaders in the health care field, including, Dr. William Wunner, Professor, Director of Academic Affairs, and Outreach Education and Technology Training, The Wistar Institute; Dr. John Lee, Associate Director, CAR-T Discovery and Platform Development, Jannsen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson; Dr. Darryl L'Heureux, American Medical Writers Association, Delaware Valley Chapter; Temple University Professional Science Master's Program; and Adebayo Bello, Alumnus; Genetic Counseling Assistant at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Faculty-led tours followed the panel discussion.
CareerLink opened its new Job Resource Hub at the Northeast Regional Center on Feb. 8. H. Patrick Clancy, the president and CEO of Philadelphia Works, and Daniel Rivera, the site administrator for the Job Resource Hub, joined members of the College community at the ribbon cutting ceremony. The hub will offer specific services to meet the needs of job-seeking residents while also providing recruiting assistance for employers.
Dr. Generals kicked off the first Fireside Chat of the year in recognition of African American History Month. He read excerpts from The Cross of Redemption, by James Baldwin, and Between the World and Me, by Ta-Nehisi Coates. Students and staff followed with a conversation about current challenges and solutions.
Attorneys and experienced advocates offer free legal consultations for students in the following issues:
- Record expungement and employment issues (9 to 12 pm):
2/6, 3/13, 4/3 & 5/15. - Public benefits denials and appeals (9 to 12 pm):
1/23, 2/13, 3/20, 4/10 & 5/22. - Issues with housing (9 to 12 pm):
1/30, 2/20, 3/27, 4/17 & 5/29. - Immigration questions (2:30 to 5 pm):
1/23, 2/20. 3/20, 4/17 & 5/15.
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Upcoming Events
March 21, 2019
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Location: The Coffee House (S1-22)11:00am to 1:00pmStudent Life Center
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Location: Faculty Teaching and Learning Center (FCTL M1-17)2:40pm to 4:00pmDiversity Initiatives for Faculty & Staff, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning
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Location: Counseling Center (BG-07)3:00pm to 4:00pmTransfer Opportunities
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Location: Northwest Regional Center4:00pm to 6:00pmTransfer Opportunities
March 25, 2019
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Location: Winnet Student Life (Level 1)11:00am to 2:30pmTransfer Opportunities
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Location: Bonnell Lobby11:00am to 2:30pmTransfer Opportunities
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Location: Bonnell Lobby11:00am to 2:30pmTransfer Opportunities
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Location: Winnet Student Life (Level 1)11:00am to 2:30pmTransfer Opportunities
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Location: Bonnell Lobby11:00am to 2:30pmTransfer Opportunities
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Location: Bonnell Lobby4:00pm to 7:00pmTransfer Opportunities
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