The School of Continuing Education at Providence College
#TGIFF (Thank God It’s #FriarFriday) – enjoy the weekend, everyone!
THIS FRIDAY, 11/15 is the last day to donate to our annual #Thanksgiving food drive! Non-perishables, monetary donations, grocery store gift cards may be dropped at the SCE Office (Harkins Hall 109, #providencecollege). Donations will be distributed via @darepvd. https://t.co/vIF1L6EhrcView Post
"My advice for new continuing ed. students is to get on campus earlier than your scheduled class so you can find parking and take advantage of all the campus has to offer: library, bookstore, café."- Michaela Deuse, Professional Studies student
On this #VeteransDay we thank all our veterans for your service and sacrifice!
The "nontraditional" student isn’t so nontraditional anymore.
This Nontraditional Students Week we celebrate our amazing students & alumni. See their inspiring stories at https://t.co/hX33uuzpAO. What’s a nontraditional student? Anyone who doesn’t fit the typical 18 – 22 year old profile. Maybe someone like… you? #nontradwk #continuinged https://t.co/uJG8QhuOnnView Post
Our annual #Thanksgiving food drive is ON through Nov. 15! 🦃
The "nontraditional" college student is quickly becoming nearly as common as the traditional one. Meet some of our inspiring students: https://t.co/y9rgBgVmVB #nontradwk #continuingeducation https://t.co/zNp2wEFqrPView Post
"My advice for adult students is to organize your life. Keep a calendar, log every appointment and deadline, and set due dates a week before they’re actually due." – Betsy Cronin, #Providence, Teacher Certification/M.Ed. in Urban #Teaching student
"Nontraditional," continuing education college students are transformed not just by the knowledge learned in the classroom, but by each other. In this clip, SCE faculty member Jessica Geier explains how…
DID YOU KNOW: 1 in 3 families struggle to afford diapers.
Students in our Organizational Communication course have organized a diaper drive to benefit @pjctundercover. Donations may be dropped off at #providencecollege through November 15. Click the image for details! #PCserves https://t.co/RwMVMohZsU
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Ever wonder about the origins of #Halloween? Find out in this #podcast from Dr. Sickinger, professor of history and of public and community service studies. Plus, how tales of ghosts, witches and more have evolved, including examples from #RhodeIsland >> https://t.co/s3uj6aHhmx https://t.co/nyxGK0LXbeView Post
A #TuesdayTip for all #providencecollege students: you can get free academic help in most subject areas at the Tutoring Center, located on the 2nd floor of @ClubPhil_PC. Details here: https://t.co/i0VC0wkCR7 #SCEtips4success https://t.co/wWJZXXsRPdView Post
Congrats to SCE Teacher Certification Program alum Tucker Duclos on being named District Teacher of the Year! Tucker, who completed the TCP program in 2016, is an English teacher at Dixie County High School: https://t.co/WVHtE4WaC7 #teachergoals #teachingmatters https://t.co/JlIvJr9VPWView Post@providencecol Professor Cristina Rodriguez will show you how at the library…
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SCE students, alumni, faculty and staff are invited to an SCE Dinner & Conversation on Friday, November 8. RSVP now to enjoy good food, great company and networking, and interesting conversation about the role of compassion in our work and lives: https://t.co/GGFuQkPdYu https://t.co/b8pwO0oZLOView Post
All members of the SCE Friar family, clear your calendars on October 26 so you can join us for another amazing SCE Volunteer Day, this time at Bishop Mcvinney School >> https://t.co/0ezV1kycO2 #pcserves https://t.co/weEYkEwUQnView Post
#Resillience: In this PC #Podcast, Dr. Mary O’Keeffe, assoc. professor of psychology, talks about building it, and a new academic resilience faculty fellowship supported by Chris Riccobono ’01 of @UNTUCKit & his wife, Amy Parillo ’03 >> https://t.co/YyjAIXVT5K #WednesdayWisdom https://t.co/XIXulnTmliView Post
Good to know: @RIPTA_RI rides are free with a PC student ID. Riding the bus to campus instead of driving is a great way to squeeze study time into a busy schedule! There’s a bus stop right at the Huxley Ave entrance to campus. #SCEtips4success #tuesdaytip https://t.co/Xe1dndF06lView Post
Reminder – classes are suspended and all campus offices closed on Monday. (Monday classes will meet on Tuesday.) Enjoy the long weekend! https://t.co/2MLLNAnqbeView Post
"My advice to a new #continuinged student is to read the syllabus thoroughly and consistently refer back to the goals laid out to better understand the concepts of assignments." – Stephen Callahan, @PCSCE student, #CT native, active duty @usairforce. #SCEtips4success #TuesdayTip https://t.co/G34rB5oWmFView Post
The incoming 13th president of #ProvidenceCollege has just been announced: congratulations to Rev. Kenneth R. Sicard, ’78 & ’82G, who will succeed Rev. Brian J. Shanley ’80 beginning on July 1, 2020 >> https://t.co/7SjcSpiIBL https://t.co/32cWKprOpcView Post
At 56, this construction superintendent earned a college degree. Here’s why he says it was worth it: https://t.co/9bgldHPgOR
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