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Volume II, Issue 1,
October 2003, Washington, D.C. |
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Creating a Vibrant Living Community |
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Stephanie J. Lynch |
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Living
on campus is a unique and special experience for students. Our goal
in Residence Life is to create a vibrant community that
supports both personal and academic achievement through a
collaborative effort with our campus partners. |
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Riding the
Silence: Recalling the Importance of Being Still in Busy, College
Lives |
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Rev. Ridgeway Addison |
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Although it's not easy to admit, the truth is I
really "get around" with my students. What I mean to say is that due
to the tri-fecta nature of my appointment (as a Protestant chaplain,
chaplain in residence, and occasional theology professor) with
Georgetown University, I work closely with many bright, interesting,
interested, and especially driven students in and through a variety of
settings and mediums. |
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Leadership and Beyond Pre-Orientation Program Brings Leadership to
Life! |
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By Kristan M. Cilente, and Jason
P. Alessandri |
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and Beyond is a highly selective pre-orientation program for first
year students, which examines and develops leadership skills, styles,
and applications. The program is run by student leaders at Georgetown
in conjunction with the Center for Student Programs and the Georgetown
Office of Leadership Development. |
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Going Miles for Students! |
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Charlene C. Brown-McKenzie |
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This past August Student Affairs
faculty and staff chaperoned a group of thirty, 11th
grade high school students on a 35 mile bike ride along the historic
C & O Canal to Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Jeanne Lord, Interim
Associate VP of Student Affairs, Dr. Jane Holahan, Associate Director
of Learning and Disability Support Services, Dennis Williams,
Interim Associate Dean of Student Affairs, joined Thomas Bullock,
Director of Educational Community Involvement Program and Charlene
Brown-McKenzie, Assistant Director for Educational Community
Involvement Program, and High School College Internship Program, in
leading the bike ride. |
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Principled Leadership
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Patrick J. McArdle |
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If one were to attempt an honest
assessment of the state of college athletics today, certainly it
would have to include the emphasis on money, the preoccupation with
professionalism and winning it all, a media that is both
overly-scrutinizing and indifferent, shifting rules of conduct and
the newest of intercollegiate sports: conference raiding. |
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Mission Public Service: Georgetown Students Are Making a Difference
Through GPIP!
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Amy Ites, and Sylvia E. Robinson |
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While the MBNA Career Education Center has
information about internship and full-time job opportunities in a
wide array of fields, we are excited to share information with
students and parents about an exciting initiative for anyone
interested in the public service field,
The Georgetown Public Interest Program
(GPIP). |
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Roommate Experience
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Stephanie J. Lynch |
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Now
that your son or daughter has unpacked the last picture of the
family pet, life is hopefully settling into some routine and great
opportunities. As the pressures of academics and other factors mix
with several people living in a confined space, there is potential
for roommate conflicts to arise. Conflicts can arise for a number of
reasons. Perhaps the roommate borrowed some clothes without asking,
has the music on or people over when the other person is trying to
study, may keep the room either too hot or too cold, or may be
talking on the phone late at night. |
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