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The Library During Meehan Construction
No full textThe library in the spring of 2018 during the construction of the Meehan School of Business. The construction fence is visible.https://soar.stonehill.edu/stonehillcampus_images/1022/thumbnail.jp
Stonehill Alumni Magazine Winter/Spring 2018
Get PDFThis issue of the magazine includes the following features: Who But Leo Meehan? From early on, Leo J. Meehan ’75 had his sights set on sales, but he didn’t expect what would happen when he took a job with a “tiny” ofce supply company after he graduated. BY TRACEY PALMER The Unexpected Path Sometimes it’s the detours that make all the diference. Read fve stories of alumni who veered from a straight line to achieve personal fulfllment. BY MAURA KING SCULLY Design is Everywhere From cereal boxes to billboards to an app on your phone, design is all around. Our revamped graphic design program prepares designers for today’s highly visualhttps://soar.stonehill.edu/alumnimagazine/1002/thumbnail.jp
A Tree Turns
No full textA tree showing its autumn color in the field running along 138 on campus.https://soar.stonehill.edu/stonehillcampus_images/1034/thumbnail.jp
MacPhaidin Library in the Fall
No full textA closeup view of the exterior front of the MacPhaidin Library during the fall of 2018.https://soar.stonehill.edu/stonehillcampus_images/1033/thumbnail.jp
Libralien by the Clock
No full textLibralien checking out the view of Donahue Hall from the clock.https://soar.stonehill.edu/stonehillcampus_images/1070/thumbnail.jp
Information literacy in the sciences: Faculty perception of undergraduate student skill
No full text© 2017 Heather Brodie Perry. Academic librarians need reliable information on the needs of faculty teaching undergraduates about seeking and using information. This study describes information gathered from semistructured interviews of teaching faculty in the sciences from several Boston-area colleges. The interview results provided insight into science faculty attitudes toward student research skill and ability. Faculty articulated what they wanted from students seeking research articles, including finding where the gaps were. They described their concerns about threats to research integrity including conflicts of interest and Open Access publishing. Study results will prove useful for librarians trying to better serve the needs of their science faculty
Stonehill Alumni Magazine Summer/Fall 2017
Get PDFThis issue of the magazine includes the following features: After Years of Preparation, Chris Bury Finally Got His Chance: A shoulder injury during Chris Bury\u27s senior year of high school made the prospect of playing college football seem unlikely for the tight end. But thanks to Stonehill\u27s football program and its dual degree engineering program, Bury \u2718 suited up with Notre Dame\u27s team this fall. BY BRAD ALMQUIST, BOSTON GLOBE Go! Take a Walk: If you take a walk around campus, you\u27ll likely bump into another alum who is doing the same thing. Five alumni tell us how they use campus to exercise, reconnect, pray or find their inspiration. BY KIM LAWRENCE Oh, What a Night: From the foosball table, to the music to the Last Call final event, we look at Brother Mike\u27s through the decades. Let the reminiscing begin!https://soar.stonehill.edu/alumnimagazine/1039/thumbnail.jp
The MacPhaidin Library in August
No full textA close up view of the front of the MacPhaidin Library in August of 2017.https://soar.stonehill.edu/stonehillcampus_images/1021/thumbnail.jp
Stonehill Alumni Magazine Winter/Spring 2017
Get PDFThis issue of the magazine includes the following features: Most Likely to Succeed. After surviving the Haiti earthquake, moving to the U.S. and learning English, Evaudie Paul \u2720 is embracing all that college office. By Maura King Scully. Happy Hobbyists. Collecting, writing, building, singing, diving - our alumni have some impressive (and some unusual!) hobbies. By Tracey Palmer Bouncing Back. Studies show that resiliency in teens is declining. The good news? It\u27s a skill that can be learned. Stonehill experts share how. By Erin Petersen.https://soar.stonehill.edu/alumnimagazine/1035/thumbnail.jp