Upcoming Events
WagCAB Meeting
WagCAB, the Wagner Campus Activities Board, is a student-run group that entertains and engages all students on campus. WagCAB works independently and with other organizations on campus to plan events in an all-inclusive environment that promotes entertainment, diversity, health & wellness, and engagement with the surrounding New York area.
Men’s Basketball Tryouts
Wagner students interested in joining the practice team and assisting with the Men's Basketball Program are invited to this meeting/tryout.
Admissions Overview Day
A campus tour & Admissions Information Session for prospective students.
For more information or to schedule a campus visit go to http://wagner.edu/admissions/visit/.
AAC&U Conference, “Faculty Leadership for Integrative Learning”
Wagner College will be hosting the AAC&U Wagner College Joint Forum on Faculty Leadership for Integrative Learning.
This event is for institutions engaged in integrated learning and civic engagement, and it has three purposes:
- Reexamine the work of the Faculty Leadership for Integrative Liberal Learning initiative
- Expand the work began by the Faculty Leadership to include more institutions
- Celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Wagner Plan for the Practical Liberal Arts
Forum Overview
Thursday, September 20, 2018, 4:30pm-8:00pm
Cocktail Reception with Keynote Address by Dr. Lynn Pasquarella, President of AAC&U (Location: Manzulli Board Room)
Dinner (Location: Faculty Dining Room)
Friday, September 21, 2018
8:00am – 9:15am Breakfast and Plenary Panel (Location: Faculty Dining Room)
9:30am – 12pm Break Out Sessions (Main Hall, 1st Floor)
Topics:
“Civic Engagement as Integrative Learning” (Drew University)
“Building on Our Strengths: Next Steps towards Integrative Learning” (Wheaton College)
“How the Humanities can Save Democracy” (Wagner College)
“Toward an Integrative Learning Culture: Initiatives at Allegheny College” (Allegheny College)
“Integrative Learning in Business Management: Putting the Organization Back Into Organizational Behavior and A Case for Wonder in Calculus” (Washington College)
“A Path to a New Curricular Element: Faculty Development & Integrative Learning in Problems of Practice courses” (Clark University)
12:00pm – 1:00pm Lunch (Location: Faculty Dining Room)
1:15pm-2:15pm Sessions (Main Hall, 1st Floor)
Topics:
“From Chester, Pennsylvania to Poás, Costa Rica: Integrative Learning, Civic Engagement, and Sustainability Education at Widener University” (Widener University)
“Reimagining Extensions of Grace in Volatile Times: Spelman College and Stories of Democracy” (Spelman College)
2:30pm – 4:00pm Roundtables and Closing Remarks (Location: Manzulli Board Room)
For more information or to register visit aacu.org
Exceeding the Expectation (ETE) Information Meeting
Meet and Greet with information on upcoming Exceeding the Expectations gatherings and events.
Eagle Academy Mentor Training
Did you know that 75% of the black and Latino male population in the NY State prison system originated from 7 zip codes in the New York City area? One of those zip codes is home to the Stapleton community on Staten Island.
The 100 Black Men organization in New York City created a solution to address this school to prison pipeline via the creation of a public school in the Bronx over 15 years ago. This school, known as the Eagle Academy functions as public school but operates like a charter school. The school is an all-male academy targeting low-income black and Latino boys and they are in need of mentors.
Wagner College is a local partner with the Eagle Academy and we want to help those young men realize the dreams that each of you live every day.... to be a college student.
You can help us, by agreeing to commit 8 hours a month (3 hours every other Saturday and one point of contact a week either email, text, or a call) mentoring these young men for the next academic year. Join us in Union 201 the Black and Latino Male Initiative and learn more about becoming an Eagle Academy mentor.