Category: This Week’s Events

Please join the Theology Department for our annual Seven Last Words service. The service includes original reflections by PC faculty and students on the seven last words of Christ.

On Wednesday, March 26th, in Ryan 205, Global Studies Capstone students will hold a panel on the college’s transition to Restorative Justice practices regarding student infractions, in conjunction with the Office of Community Standards, the Personal Counseling Center, and Res Life. This transition will change the process within Community Standards, as well as how RAs interact with their students.

The Friars Consulting Group invites you to attend our speaker event on Ryan 106 at 7pm on 3/25 featuring Providence College alumnus Anthony Azar, who is the Founder and President of ACA Consulting LLC. As a retired Superintendent of schools, Azar has used his experience to provide executive coaching and mentoring as well as educational consulting.

Join the Sigma’s & Swans Club in welcoming Frank Di Leonardo, Director of Enterprise Risk Management, and multiple analysts from MUFG. The event will cover what a career in risk management entails, provide time for Q&A, and highlight MUFG’s strong interest in hiring PC students.

This Friday, the Humanities Forum will host Tom Jeannot, Professor of Philosophy at Gonzaga University. This talk will be the opening address of the St. Nicholas of Myra Conference on Catholic Social thought. Jeannot will investigate Dorothy Day’s seemingly paradoxical humanism and personalism by developing a fundamental contrast between two forms of humanism, naturalistic humanism and Catholic and Christian personalism.

Please join the Honors Program for the Rodney K. Delasanta Lecture this Thursday at 4:30pm in Fiondella Great Room. Make sure to register! All are Welcome!

Think you have the best shot on campus? Prove it! Aim for targets, rack up points, and compete to win big. This Friday (3/21) at 6pm in Hendricken Field, compete for the Grand Prize: Xbox or iPad. Sign up now on IMLeagues and get ready to show off your skills!

Providence College is pleased to present the Sixth Annual E. Lavoie Memorial Lectureship featuring remarks from Dr. Mary Burak ’15, a conversation scientist, and Dr. Adelaide Clark, Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Providence College. They will be speaking on Pathways to Protecting the Planet. Register here!