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Computer Proficiency Exam
The Math and Computer Science Department will be offering a free computer proficiency exam on Tuesday, February 23, 2016, from 1:00pm - 2:00pm in Spiro Hall Computer Center, Lab A. (The previously posted date of February 16th has been cancelled.)
The exam will cover basic fundamentals in Microsoft Office 2013, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access.
Students who pass the exam will meet the general education requirement of CS 106, but do not earn a unit of credit.
All interested students are required in advance to reserve a computer by contacting the department secretary at marisa.scarpa@wagner.edu.
Vera Illiatova: Feature Artist Talk
On Tuesday, February 23rd artist Vera Iliatova will be on campus to show some of her pieces and talk about her work.
Iliatova moved to the US in 1991 at the age of 16 from St. Petersburg, Russia. She earned an MFA in painting/printmaking from Yale University and a BA from Brandeis University. She has also studied at the Sorbonne University in Paris and completed a residency at Skowhegan School of Art in Maine. Iliatova was a Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation nominee in 2009 and completed a studio residency at Marie Walsh Sharpe Space Program the same year. She is represented by the Monya Rowe Gallery, where she has shown her work in four solo exhibitions. She has also shown at La Montagne Gallery in Boston and in group exhibitions at CTRL Gallery in Houston, the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston and Pace University in New York City. Her work has been reviewed in The New York Times, Art in America, Artforum, The Houston Chronicle, The Boston Globe and The Philadelphia Inquirer, among publications. She currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
To see some of her work currently on display at the Monya Rowe Gallery in St. Augustine, Fl. visit the gallery's website.
Club Congress
Student Government Association forum for Registered Organizations Clubs to share relevant information between the parties.
Care of the Soul
All campus community members are welcome to partake in this weekly, in depth exploration of the spiritual dimension.
Discussions will be led by Father Anthony DeLuca, Ph.D., Psy.D.
Evening Prayer for All Peoples
Father Anthony DeLuca will lead a brief prayer, meditation, healing service in which the world and personal needs are remembered. All are welcome.
Agent of Change Awards
Wagner College will be honoring Prof. Anthony Turner of the Music Department and junior Psychology major, Gabby Oloapu from Auckland, New Zealand on February 23 at 6pm in the Union Atrium, with our MLK Agent of Change Awards.
The MLK Agent of Change Award is given to individuals who embody Dr. Martin Luther King's commitment to bettering our community.
Prof. Turner is a professor of voice, and challenges his students to find their story while developing their figurative and literal voices. He volunteers to support initiatives on campus involving students of color, the Mandela Washington Fellows and is a valued member of his faith community off campus at St. Mark’s Church-in-the-Bowery.
Gabby is a junior from Auckland, New Zealand who plays attack on our back-to-back MAAC championship Water Polo Team. She served as the Orientation Coordinator for new student orientation, the Coordinator for the LEAD minority mentorship program and has worked in partnership with leaders in the SGA and BSU to host a rally supporting student activism on campuses across the country and co-authored the Declaration of Change document, which highlights issues students would like the administration at Wagner College to address that might create a more welcoming and inclusive community.
In addition to remarks from Dr. McNair, this event will feature presentations from student leaders Hadeel Mishal and Tyler Ross with a keynote address given by the College’s Chaplain, Rev. Martin Malzhan. There will be a wine and cheese reception to follow the ceremony.