As the newest Residence Hall on Wagner’s campus (Opened in January of 2010), Foundation Hall houses about 200 students who are primarily seniors. In addition to the numerous amenities Foundation offers (see below), Foundation also houses the Bridges Program which helps seniors transition to life after college.
Upcoming Events
November 2018
Saturday Overview Day
Campus tour & admissions information session for prospective students.
To register for an upcoming Overview Date visit wagner.edu/admissions.
Resident Assistant Information Session
Come and learn how to play a part in Res Ed by becoming a RA!
Saturday Overview Day
Campus tour & admissions information session for prospective students.
To register for an upcoming Overview Date visit wagner.edu/admissions.
Story Pirates
KDP has invited Story Pirates back to Wagner for another wonderful Story Love event! All organizations welcome for some community service work, while having fun reading stories written by little kids.
Carey Institute Guest Speaker DA McMahon
Staten Island District Attorney Michael McMahon will be on campus to discuss the nature of restorative justice and community courts and the new alliance among the Richmond County DA office, Wagner College and New York Law School to establish a program on Staten Island.
December 2018
Saturday Overview Day
Campus tour & admissions information session for prospective students.
To register for an upcoming Overview Date visit wagner.edu/admissions.
Saturday Overview Day
Campus tour & admissions information session for prospective students.
To register for an upcoming Overview Date visit wagner.edu/admissions.
Saturday Overview Day
Campus tour & admissions information session for prospective students.
To register for an upcoming Overview Date visit wagner.edu/admissions.
Saturday Overview Day
Campus tour & admissions information session for prospective students.
To register for an upcoming Overview Date visit wagner.edu/admissions.
January 2019
DASA Workshop
Wagner College is offering the State-required anti-bullying workshop as a service to educators in and around Staten Island. The course consists of an online pre-workshop video and resource exploration experience of 1 hour and a 6-hour face-to-face workshop requiring completion of a reflective essay and sample lessons about how the training might influence your instructional practices.
Workshop fees are $50 for Wagner alumni and $100 for all others. Participants must complete the online portion of the workshop and pay the workshop fee before attending the face-to-face portion of the workshop. Fees are payable by check or money order at the workshop event.
For more information or to register visit wagner.edu/education.