Elementary School Counselors 2nd Annual Day of Sharing

Elementary School Counselors within driving distance of Lake George, NY, are invited to attend the second annual "Day of Sharing" currently hosted by Mary Quinn and Capital District Counseling Association (CDCA).

This event is from 9 am - 2:30 pm in the Tankard Tavern Room of the Fort Wm. Henry Resort and Conference Center, 48 Canada Street, Lake George, NY.  The $30 registration fee covers coffee breaks and lunch (choice of Poached Pear and Grill Chicken Salad, Tarragon Chicken Salad or Portabella Mushroom with Mozzarella Sandwich).

During the morning session, counselors will share an activity or classroom lesson (bring 30 copies of yours to share) and the afternoon session discussion will be highlighted with a NYSSCA update by new Region 4 Governor, Gloria Jean.  Gloria will bring copies of the joint NYSUT/NYSSCA "Q&A on APPR," NYSSCA's "Q&A on Common Core for School Counselors" as well as information on revision of the NYSSCA Comprehensive Model.  There will be plenty of time for discussion of current issues and concerns.

To register, complete the attached form by November 2, 2012.  For more information contact Mary Quinn, Shatekon Elementary, Clifton Park, NY, at 518-881-0580 x48452.  REGISTRATION FORM ATTACHED HERE<http://tracking.runmyclub.com/?a=2580&m=7&n=13904081&s=2a90000010bfe30&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww.runmyclub.com%2fNYSSCA%2fClientFiles%2fCDCAElemDayofSharingFall2012.pdf&t=&e=lingertc%40strose.edu>

Hurrican Relief Volunteers Needed!

Hurricane relief volunteers needed this Saturday -  10/27

Depart campus 8AM via St Rose shuttle.

Back on campus 4PM. 

The link to sign up -  http://www.signupgenius.com/go/508094FA5A92CA64-hurricane  

https://www.facebook.com/SaintRoseCommunityService

Panel Presentation for School Counseling

LISTEN AND LEARN PANEL PRESENTATION

Graduates of School Counseling programs share their experience in non-school counseling employment opportunities.

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

4 - 6 p.m.

Kahl Campus Center

Room 224

Albany Campus

The Sage Colleges

Learn to Meditate

Learn to Meditate

October 30^th at 7pm

Hubbard Interfaith Sanctuary

Have you ever wondered how people meditate and what the benefits of meditation might be?

This could be just the balance needed

 in your life right now.

Future classes will be offered on Nov. 13^th and Nov. 27^th.

Sponsored by the Office of Campus Ministry.  Email Joan for more information: horganj@strose.edu

SEMINAR: Trends is Successful Aging and Caregiving

Jewish Family Services of Northeastern New York

presents

Trends in Successful Aging and Caregiving

featuring

Zvi Gellis, PhD

Whether you're an adult caring for an older parent, a professional working with the elderly in an assisted living facility or nursing home, a social worker or medical professional - you won't want to miss this timely seminar.
Come and learn about what it means to age successfully, the trends of adults caring for their elderly parent, the impact of our increasing like expectancy and the importance of engaging the community in ensuring the well-being of our elderly neighbors.
Dr. Zvi Gellis is Director of the Center for Mental Health & Aging and Professor in the School of Social Policy and Practice at the University of Pennsylvania.  He formerly served as the Governor's appointee for the New York Office of Mental Health, Research Director at St. Peter's Hospital and Home Care Late Life Depression Clinic, and Director of the Center for Mental Health & Aging University at Albany, SUNY.

Date:  Sunday, October 28, 2012
Time: 3:00-5:00 p.m.
Place: The Golub Center, 184 Washington Ave Ext, Albany NY 12203
RSVP: Please contact 518-482-8856 or info@jfsneny.org
Fee: Free
CEUs: 2 CEUs have been applied for through the NYS Chapter of NASW

NYS TESOL Volunteers Wanted

 NYS TESOL Volunteers Wanted

This year, on November 2nd & 3rd, the Annual Conference for NYS TESOL will be held in Albany. Our organization would like to offer your students in the Education Department the opportunity to attend the conference at a discounted rate. Students who are interested would have the experience of attending a major educational conference where they can learn about the most current topics surrounding English Language Learners, an ever increasing population in our schools.

To qualify for the discounted rate, we only ask that they volunteer for 2 hours. This is also a valuable experience for a pre-service teacher.

Please contact me for more information. I hope to see members of the College of St. Rose community at the conference!

Sincerely,
Patty Barry, Ed.D.
Hospitality Chair
NYS TESOL Conference Committee
ac_hospitality@nystesol.org

Student Forum on Religion, Faith, Belief, & Unbelief

Student Forum on

Religion, Faith, Belief, & Unbelief

Thursday, October 4 @ 7:00 pm

at Hubbard Interfaith Sanctuary

The Office of Campus Ministry is sponsoring a student forum this week on how students identify themselves around the issue of belief, what that means to them and what impact does that identity have on their life as a student here at St. Rose.