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Take a look at what SJC Long Island’s Office of Campus Ministry was up to during the month of April.
SJC Long Island’s Drama Society performed Joseph Kesserling’s 1939 dark comedy “Arsenic and Old Lace” from April 26 through April 29.
St. Joseph’s College held Leadership Luncheon events for SJC Brooklyn on Saturday, April 28, and SJC Long Island on Sunday, April 29, to honor the leaders and celebrate seniors.
Thirty teams attended SJC Long Island’s annual Relay for Life event on Saturday, April 28, joining the fight against cancer and raising $27,700 in the process.
Eight English majors from St. Joseph’s College attended the ninth annual New Critics Undergraduate Conference at SUNY Oneonta on Saturday, April 14.
The late Frank W. Antonawich is remembered at SJC Long Island through multiple awards and a scholarship created in his honor.
SJC Brooklyn’s Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management, Hospitalented and IHTM welcomed local high school students to a symposium about sustainable food sources on April 13.
Jennifer Wynn, Ph.D., professor of criminal justice at Laguardia Community College and a correctional scholar, came to SJC Brooklyn to talk about what the closing of Rikers Island means for New York City.
Former SJC Long Island Campus Minster Pat Tracy was posthumously awarded the S. Elizabeth Hill Esse Non Videri Award for his outstanding contribution to the pursuit of social justice and peace.