Spring is just around the corner and our students are gearing up for spring break, when they will be traveling home, serving our community, or just taking a much needed break from classes.
Following the break, students will return to the 'Burg to find their campus blooming and their opportunities in full growth. These opportunities range from the academic to the athletic, the artistic to the professional, the latter of which includes several valuable workshops through the Cohen Career Center. We hope that this newsletter is interesting, useful, and finds you well!
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.
With the help of generous donors, the Cohen Career Center is able to offer several sources of funding for internship opportunities. The Career Center will be accepting applications March 15 - April 17.
This spring break, eight domestic trips will take students to locations across the East coast where they will gain immersive service learning experiences on community-driven service and social justice projects.
Tribe men's basketball, which has been dominant in the CAA for several years, has yet to seize a CAA title and their first ever NCAA tournament berth. Is this the year? Watch the 2016 CAA tournament in Baltimore and find out!
Retiring theatre professor and director Richard Palmer's final swan song was the smash-hit performance of The Oresteia, Aeschylus' classic Greek trilogy of tragedies.
