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
January 2020
Holocaust Remembrance
Event will commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day, co-sponsored with Hillel of College of Staten Island.
Guest Speaker will be Rebecca Erbelding author of Rescue Board: The Untold Story of America's Efforts to Save The Jews of Europe
February 2020
American Trial: The Eric Garner Story
Filmmaker Roee Messinger will screen and discuss his debut feature film AMERICAN TRIAL: THE ERIC GARNER STORY.
Messinger's movie boldly imagines what might have happened if a Staten Island grand jury had indicted NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo following the death of Eric Garner. The script of the film was developed entirely through improvisation, from a cast of mostly non-actors: real lawyers play the prosecutors and defense attorneys, Garner's widow Esaw Snipes plays herself.
The "trial" that results is a work of the imagination, but it captures the intricacies of the American legal system with the depth and detail of great nonfiction. AMERICAN TRIAL is a wholly unexpected and original exploration of an urgent contemporary story. You have never seen a movie quite like it.
Presented by the Film and Media Studies Program, the Center for Leadership and Community Engagement, and the Center for Intercultural Advancement.
This screening is for Wagner students, faculty, and staff only! Guests from outside of the Wagner College community will not be permitted.
MLK Agent of Change Awards
On February 11th at 5:30 the Center for Intercultural Advancement Office and the Deans' office will host MLK Agent of Change Awards.
Voter Engagement and Registration
Students and Staff/Faculty are encouraged to stop by for information on the following:
- the importance of voting
- where to get reliable information about candidates
- how to complete a ballot correctly
- what to do if you have issues at the polling station
- help students register to vote or request absentee ballots
This event is sponsored by the Center for Leadership and Community Engagement (CLCE), Bonner Program, WagnerVotes, Project Pericles, Black Student Union (BSU), Office of Student Engagement & Activities (SEA), Student Government Association (SGA), Department of Sociology, and Department of Government & Politics
Thursday Night Live: Alumni Panel
Join us for Thursday Night Live, an alumni professional panel. Alumni will share with students their career path, networking advice and job skills. All students and majors are encouraged to attend and meet our professional alumni.
March 2020
Thursday Night Live: Alumni Panel
Join us for Thursday Night Live, an alumni professional panel. Alumni will share with students their career path, networking advice and job skills. All students and majors are encouraged to attend and meet our professional alumni.