Photo by Courtney Rague '11, sports management major.
A student watches this skateboarder's tricks.
"A Night on Broadway"
Photo by Stephen Walsh '08, communications.
The Feeney Players cast of "A Night on Broadway." Photo sent by Lindsey Le '10 psychology/Classics.
Noami Anderson '08, psychology, talks with English professor Ed Rielly about Pain and Coping Methods, the topic of her psychology research. (Photo by Jenn Jimenez '09, communications.)
Congratulations to Danielle Johnson '10, elementary education,
this week's Clicks winner. Danielle submitted this photo of (L to R:)
Allison Hinckley '10, Danny Blake '10, Emily Cole '10 and Danielle at
the Museum of Art in Boston on a field trip for Art for Elementary Ed
Teachers class. She wins $10 flex dollars, courtesy of Bon Appetit. SJC
Clicks will continue next semester. Thank you to all who participated.
Freshmen elementary education majors taking Children's Literature and 4th graders from Otisfield Community School involved in the Book Buddy program met on campus this week for book-related activities. During the semester they communicated via e-mail to discuss Because of Winn Dixie, the book they were reading. In the photo, two of the 4th graders get excited about new books given to their classroom through a grant program.
The graduating nursing class at senior ball. (Photo submitted to Clicks
by Lisa Earnhardt '08 nursing.)
A student shows the tie-dye shirt he made during Earth Week. (Photo by Stephen Walsh '08, communications.)
Elementary Education majors in Math Methods
complete service learning projects at two Portland Housing Study Centers
this week. For the last month, teaching pairs have engaged learners in
problem solving activities at Riverton (top photo) and Sagamore.
Fans at the Monks baseball game vs. Suffolk in Quincy, Mass. Back row: Shawna Melanson, Angela Figurido, Julia Ostrowski, Breana Murphy and Monique Crawford. Front row: Molly Belanger, Kara Squillante, Bobby Russo, Ashley Eichelberg and Brittany Roche. (Photo submitted to Clicks by Kara Squillante '09, exercise science major.)
Class of 2010 Elementary Education majors on a trip to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston last week. (Photo submitted to Clicks by Abby Stiffler '10, elementary education.)
Dr. Johan Erikson gets ready to begin class.
Michelle Scribner from the payroll staff volunteered for several hours yesterday at the grand opening of the Catherine's Cupboard Food Pantry sponsored by the college.
A student practices her final presentation with friends before class.
Mike Ward of Facilities Management hangs one of the new campus banners featuring the college's Core Values.
Dr. Mark Green enjoys talking to a student.
Jillian Kimball '10, physical education/teachers prep, hits the ball during Monday's softball game.
Claire Cook '10, communications, carries the ball during the women's lacrosse game on Monday.
Lynn Brown, Dean of Students, poses with Stuart Leckie, winner of the
Outstanding Staff-Administrator Award, after the College Awards ceremony.
Congratulations to all recipients! (Photo by Stephen Walsh '08 communications)
Kappa Zeta Chapter Nursing Honor Society Inductees (both 4 year college and Graduate & Professional Studies students) with Margaret Hourigan taken after the ceremony on Sunday at UNE.
Psi Chi National Honor Society Induction (Psychology majors) on Friday Night. From L to R: Gillian Cimellaro, Amber Chembars, Allison Zellers, Kate Rhein, Crystal Williams, Kara Jacques, Tyler Arsenault, Sarah White, Monica Chenard, Dr. Josh Schoenfeld, Janice Dumais, Dr. Karlee Hoecker and Dr. Nina Eduljee.
Katrina Hoop, sociology professor, and sociology students Claire Cook and Ana Alejandro attended the New England Sociological Association's conference on April 19 held at Bridgewater State University in MA.
Ana Alejandro '09, nursing, tutoring at Portland Adult Education in the English as a Second Language class. She is doing her service learning there as part of her Sociology class. Photo by Pok Theana.
The alumni office and education department connected young alumnae teachers with current education majors last week. From L to R: Dr. Janice Rey, assistant professor of education, Sarah Bouchard '07, Katie Foster '07, Caitlin Connolly '07, Nicole LaFlamme '06 and Dr. June Marshall, associate professor of education.
The band NK playing at the Chalet. Photo by Meloney Simpson '09, English.
Rebecca Hilton, director of campus ministry, speaks to a member of the Invisible Children Organization after the presentation held last week. Photo by Jenn Jimenez '09.
Ed Hellenbeck (business management professor) talks with a student during the Ethics and Torture in America's War on Terror held last Wednesday. Photo by Jenn Jimenez '09.
Congratulations to Holly Lowell '08, elementary education, the newest winner of Clicks. Holly submitted this photo of a bird eating out of Will White's hand ('09 criminal justice) as Jon Everett ('08 management) looks on. Holly wins $10 flex dollars courtesy of Bon Appetit.
Is this AC DC performing live at the chalet? No, it's student contestants from last Thursday gameshow in the Chalet. Tonight NK band performs at 9pm.
Elementary education majors of 2008 participated in the Senior Pinning Ceremony on Saturday, March 29. Congratulations to all! Photo by Janice Rey, elementary education professor.
Lauren Cicale '11 and Jillian Bergeron '11 enjoying the day in Boston. Photo submitted to Clicks by Stephanie Cormier '11.
ES 110 class (Climate Change and Glacial Geology) recently took a field
trip to Mt. Washington. The photo was taken at about 5000 feet elevation
where the temperature was about 10 degrees F with a 35 mph wind.
At the peak, they experienced bright sunshine, a temp of 4 degrees and
a 65 mph wind. In the photo, from left to right are Michael Gagne '09,
Laura Milke '10, John Lister '07, Heather Hackeman '09. Not shown, but
on the trip were Amanda Kezirian '11 and Ken Kehoe '09. Photo taken by
and submitted to Clicks by Johan Erikson.
Sometimes you need to help Mother Nature
along.
The softball team shovels the field in anticipation of their home opening on Friday at 3pm.
The Kentucky Workfest Group includes (not as shown) Kayla Allen, Amanda Castonguay, Lynn Davis, Susan Muzzy, Kathryn O'Brien, Ryan Prescott, Annmarie Reed, Sarah Williams and Jessica Connearney.
The New York Spring Break Workfest group and Jim Killoran '80, executive director of Westchester County Habitat for Humanity, in front of a house that will be demolished and rebuilt in Mamaroneck, NY. Photo submitted to Clicks by Brittany DeBlois '08, nursing.
Spring Break Workfesters in Washington D.C. chop carrots in a soup kitchen. L to R: Megan Hill '08 nursing, Jen Cleasby '08 nursing and Elise Chabot '11 nursing. Photo submitted by Elise Chabot.
Katyanne Kinneavy '08 nursing, submitted this photo to SJC Clicks of the Spring Break Workfest group in Washington, D.C. at the Capital Area Food Bank with Food Network's Paula Dean.
Photo by Valerie Barker '09, nursing.
Guatemala
Listen and watch the photo slideshow as students recount their experience
in Guatemala on Thur., March 13 at 6pm in the auditorium.
Enjoying a hot air balloon ride at Winterfest. L to R: Mary Harris '11, nursing, Amber Chembars '10, psychology and Nick Moscatiello '11, history.
These students went ice skating as part of Winter Carnival. Photo submitted by Amber Chembars '10.
Saint Joseph's Hall girls enjoying the hall's new ping pong table. L to R: Lauren Segal '11, Jenna Chase '11, Marybeth '11 and Tanya Garrity '11. Photo submitted by Matthew Gutshall '11.
Cassandra Peltzman '10 submitted this photo, taken after last week's comedy night, to SJC Clicks. Top row: Megan King '08, Christina Alger '10, Caelin Moore '11, Derek Defanzo '10 and Jeff Ferguson '08. Bottom row: Shani Charles '11, Lauren Bruyette '08, Liz Arline '10, Aimee Oulettle '10, Sinead O'Brien '11, comedian Michelle Buteau, Ryan Sullivan '09 and John Daggett '08.
The Hockey team finished up a strong season at their home ice in Bridgton. They moved up a division this year hoping to increase their competition and challenge their previously dominating winning seasons. Successful in their endeavors the Monks could not boast as good a season as previous but to their credit developed a desire to improve their game and move forward. Photo by Jerilyn Ward (parent).
Sociology professor Dale Brooker accepts a bid for this quilt at the Spring Break Workfest Auction. Thank you to all who donated items.
(L to R) Kathryn Grandmaison '08, Alicia Malo '09, and Sarah Waite '08, all elementary education majors and members of Superkids, recently registered participants during the polar plunge in South Portland. The polar plunge raised money for Camp Sunshine. (Photo submitted by Alicia Malo.)
During intermission at Tuesday's women's basketball game, Amanda Castonguay '08, theology, had her head shaved in support of breast cancer awareness and research. Many thanks to all who organized and participated in the Think Pink event. (Photo taken by Jennifer Jimenez '09, communications.)
Jennifer Cleasby '08, nursing, submitted this photo of Katyanne Kinneavy '08, nursing, helping Health Services to give PPD tests to upperclassman nursing students and nursing faculty.
Crystal Wiley submitted this photo of SJC nursing majors and Bishop Malone after White Mass. White Mass is a special liturgy offered for all those who work in health care.
SJC Habitat for Humanity group recently installed insulation in a house in Portland. Photo submitted to Clicks by Sarah Gordon '11.
Heidi Friberg submitted this
photo of the girls of O'Connor to SJC CLicks. Next Clicks winner chosen
on Friday, Feb. 15. More submissions to be posted next week.
(L to R) Amber Chembars, Kim DiGiovine, Sarah Williams, Monica Chenard and Monique Crawford cheer on the ice hockey team during their game against Rhode Island. (Photo submitted to Clicks by Monica Chenard.)
Monk fans shook boxes of macaroni and cheese as they cheered on the basketball team earlier this week. The boxes (400 in all) were donated to the new Standish Food Bank. (Photo by Jennifer Jimenez '09, communications.)
Art professor Scott Fuller's installation in Saranac Lake, N.Y. for the town's winter carnival featured 500-lb. blocks of ice harvested from the lake. Called Community Spiral, it was built in three days with community volunteers, who also helped to light the candles used to create a "flickering ice sculpture."
Having a little fun floating
in the pool during last week's luau.
Photo by Meloney Simpson '09, English major.
Hot
dogs are more than just good to eat.
In photo: (all in the class of 2010) Katherine Clements, Kayla Soucy, Christy Wezowicz, Liddy Van Der Linden, Theresa Barrows, Kathryn Cyr, Heidi Stucki, Danielle Slaney, Katye Mayo, and Logen Ryley. (Photo submitted to Clicks by Christy Wezowicz.)
(Nursing majors L to R- front row) Diana Balentine '09, Sarah Francoeur '09, and Jessica Ferchette '10. Back row: Kristin Belanger '09 and Tiffany Michaud ' 09. (Photo submitted to Clicks by Sarah Francoeur.)
Stefanie Beaulieu '11, nursing, and Rachel Bassett '11, physical education, down at the beach. (Photo taken by and submitted to Clicks by Heidi Friberg '11 nursing.)
A recent trip to LL Bean (back row L to R) John Daggett '08, Lauren Bruyette '08, Jeff Ferguson '08, Liz Arline '10 and Derek Defonzo '10. (front row) Meghan King '08 and her sister Jen. (Photo submitted to Clicks by Jeff Ferguson.)