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September in Review All-College Honors Program 2018-2019

SEPTEMBER STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

cameron rosenecker

Cameron is a senior Accounting, Finance and Management triple major. He's completed research on orthopedic care presence in WNY and made recommendations to the executive team on how and where to focus efforts to gain market share over competitors. He also audited the Buffalo General and Millard Suburban Hospitals financial information from 2008-12 and evaluated and updated existing Financial Assistance Guidelines for oncology care for Kaleida Health.

Cameron has also been an Accounting and Finance intern for Horizon Health Services, an Operations Intern managing the judgin process for $5,000,000 business plan competition at 42North.

On campus, Cameron is active in several clubs and leadership opportunities. He's the VP for Business and Finance, a Senator and Finance Board Representative and Portfolio Manager for the Undergraduate Student Association. He is a part of the Alpha Sigma Nu, Beta Gamma Sigma and Digamma honors societies. He has attended leadership conferences at Ernst and Young, Deloine and KPMG.

Outside of the classroom, he enjoys golfing.

louisiana trip highlights

Nine students, accompanied by Dr. Dierenfield, flew down to Louisiana for the weekend of the 21st of September through the 23rd. The trip included students from Dr. Dierenfield's "Plantations, Ghettos, Prisons: The Black Experience in America" class alongside other students from the Honors college.

The crew toured Angola Prison, otherwise known as "The Farm," the largest maximum security prison in the country with 6,300 inmates and 18,000 inmates.

They also toured the Nottoway, Whitney, Evergreen, and Laura plantations to learn about the history of slavery in Louisiana from two perspectives- before and after the Louisiana Purchase.

Like true Louisiana natives, the students also visited Bourbon Street and tried such culinary delights as gator, jambalaya, gumbo, catfish, frog legs and hush puppies!

Events

PURLIE

Sunday, October 7th

Paul Robeson Theater, 4-6:30 p.m.

Purlie is a Broadway musical about black sharecroppers in the American South, revolving around religious themes, social commentary and Jim Crow laws. Tickets are $5 for Honors students and full price if you want to bring a non-Honors friend. Please let Joan Wadsworth in CT 516 know by Thursday, October 4th if you would like a ticket.

COURSE UNVEILING

Thursday, October 11th

Grupp Fireside Lounge, 5:30-7 p.m.

Join fellow Honors students for an informative evening- course schedules will be distributed for spring 2019 registration, and Honors professors will speak about their upcoming classes. Light refreshments will be served. Don't miss it!

BUFFALO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA

Tuesday, October 16th

Montante Cultural Center, 7:30 p.m.

Save the date for this world-renowned Buffalo gem's performance on Canisius' campus. Honors students receive discounted tickets- keep an eye out for an email from Dr. Dierenfield for more information!

Honors lecture

Wednesday, October 24th

Grupp Fireside Lounge, 7 p.m.

Professor Dan Berger from the University of Washington will present "Freedom as Method: Slavery, Prisons, and the Modern Carceral State." Bring your friends for this important and timely lecture!

Halloween Party

Thursday, October 25th

Honors Lounge (HO 003), 5-7 p.m.

The Honors program will be hosting a Halloween party featuring themed coloring pages, candy, decorations, apple cider and cookies! Come one come all for this spook-tastic event.

Speaker Series: Joe Biden

Thursday, October 25th

UB's Alumni Arena (North Campus), 7:30 p.m.

Joe Biden, the 47th vice president of the United States, is coming to UB Alumni Arena! Tickets have been sold out to Honors students, but a review will be included in next month's newsletter.

Honors executive board and Board Members

If you have any questions please email our Executive Board and Board Members below!

Executive Board

  • President: Pat Collins
  • Vice President: Amanda Popovski
  • Secretary: Anna Gullo
  • Treasurer: Claire Rosenecker
  • Communications Chair: Jacob Dollendorf

Class Representatives

Class of 2019: Lauren Reno, Josh Canavan, Cameron Rosenecker

Class of 2020: Lauryn Saldana, Justin Begley, Msaada Nankumba

Class of 2021: Clare Smokowski

welcome Freshmen Representatives!

Please join us in congratulating our newest board members from the Class of 2022! Welcome...

Alyssa Deacon, Erik Pawelski, Sean rooney, rosalia sedano

Check out our service opportunities!

ENERGY

ENERGY is an after school program for middle school students in the area that come from homes where English is not the primary language. Contact Josh Canavan at canavan2@canisius.edu if you're interested in volunteering!

ST. LUKE'S

Help prepare and serve meals in a soup kitchen dedicated to those in need at St. Luke's Mission of Mercy. Contact Sal Zarrella at zarells@canisius.edu if you're interested in volunteering!

Enjoy the beautiful weather on campus! Keep an eye out for October's newsletter as well!

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME IN READING OUR NEWSLETTER! IF YOU HAVE ANY COMMENTS, CONCERNS, OR SUGGESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL AMANDA AT POPOVSKA@CANISIUS.EDU.

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