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St. Norbert College Magazine Summer 2022
Get PDFThe home page of Summer 2022 St. Norbert College Magazine.https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snc_magazine_archives_2019-2023/1336/thumbnail.jp
Summer 2022: MBA Refresh Greets Grad Students
Get PDFA reimagined MBA program has welcomed its first class of students at SNC’s Schneider School of Business. Central to the refresh are a new onboarding process dedicated to understanding each student’s ambitions, more program entry points, and a greater tie-in to the mission of the college.https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snc_magazine_archives_2019-2023/1337/thumbnail.jp
Summer 2022: Paging Next-Gen Scientists
Get PDFThrough the SURF program, James McKnight ’23 and Charles Whelan ’25 gained hands-on research experience in a multi-phase STEM engagement project, developing skills in literature review, critical analysis, and community-focused science education while preparing to inspire future STEM participation in underserved communities.https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snc_magazine_archives_2019-2023/1340/thumbnail.jp
Summer 2022: Plant Biologist Sets Out to Inspire Young Scientists
Get PDFBiology professor Rachel McCoy brings her passion for plant biochemistry to St. Norbert College, inspiring students through both research and hands-on learning while emphasizing the role of plants in science and daily life.https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snc_magazine_archives_2019-2023/1343/thumbnail.jp
Summer 2022: The First Women of St. Norbert
Get PDFIt’s been 70 years since the first women formally admitted to St. Norbert as co-eds stepped onto campus to claim their place as part of the brand-new Class of 1956. They formed a very considerable minority at a school that had been men-only since its founding in 1898. In the ensuing years, a great deal has changed for the college, for the campus community and for the experience of women who, here in 2022, form 59 percent of the student body. We celebrate those pioneers who began it all.https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snc_magazine_archives_2019-2023/1346/thumbnail.jp
Changing the Perception of Alcohol Consumption
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Tony Giordana is a senior at St. Norbert College, graduating in May 2022. He is a communication and media studies major, with a minor in history. Tony Giordana, popularly known as ‘Tony G’ is the lead student broadcaster for the Green Knights and has worked closely with the players, coaches and faculty members in the athletics department during his time at SNC. He hosts his own sports-talk show, conveniently named, “The Tony G Show” which has 7 seasons with over 130 episodes. Tony enjoys fishing, family and has a love of old-school muscle cars
The Power of Perseverance: Losing it all but Finding Myself
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While at SNC, Marcus studied political science and had the pleasure of working with numerous nonprofits and mentoring at-risk youth. He sat on the Wisconsin State Juvenile Justice Commission where he advocated for rehabilitation and recreational programs for incarcerated youth. Marcus also worked for the previous mayor of Green Bay, Jim Schmidt. In his free time he enjoys watching football and playing video games
Chords For A Cause: The St. Norbert College Knightingales (feat. the SNC Acafellas)
Get PDFThe St. Norbert College Knightingales (feat. the SNC Acafellas) present: Chords for a Cause
2017 Celebrating Service
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The Importance of Interreligious Prayer Between an Episcopal Chaplain and a Muslim Patient in a Healthcare Environment
No full textA hospital chaplain plays an important role in helping to heal the sick, but their responsibility to attend to the spiritual needs of a hospital patient demands that they reconcile their professional responsibilities and religious beliefs with the religious beliefs and expectations of the patient. This thesis offers an example of how a chaplain from the Episcopal tradition can provide spiritual care to a Muslim patient and, specifically, how prayer could be provided as part of that treatment