Faculty Sponsorships Assist Cooperative Education Students Faculty members have been serving as academic credit sponsors for students employed through the Center for Cooperative Education this semester. The program combines tutorials and independent studies which concentrate on the relationship between an academi c discipline and student's job. Courses in the program are organized by syllabi prepared by individual faculty sponsors based on academic themes suggested by each student. Members of the Computer Science, English, Fine Arts, History, Management and Marketing, and Political Science departments have participated in the program this semester. This sponsor program runs throughout the year, including Summer and trimesters.
Students can earn up to nine credits and select their faculty sponsor.
The Beyond Our Borders Program of Campus Ministry is seeking volunteers to assist in the program's journey to Atlanta where members of the College community will help rebuild the Mount Olive Full Gospel Church which was burned last year. The project will begin Monday, January 4 and conclude Monday, January 11. Please call Anele Heiges, O.P., at extension 9131 for details and to sign up. The Campus Ministry Office will be scheduling a series of events January 18-25 in celebration of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Observances will be included in the daily masses held in Saint Peter Chapel and a special service scheduled in Dinneen Hall.