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Bonner Scholars Attend Three Day Workshop
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| Representatives from Rider Community Scholars/ Bonner Leaders
had the opportunity to travel to Lynchburg College in Virginia
for a three-day Bonner Congress meeting from October 19-21,
2007. They were able to network with their peers in Bonner
programs across the country, attend student-led workshops,
and plan and develop action plans for 2007-2008 academic year
for the national Bonner community. Pictured left to right:
Michael Wallenburg, a sophomore secondary education and math
major; Uchenna Duru, a senior human resource management major;
Jiditte Francois. a senior biology major; and Jaime Szyarto,
a freshman general libral arts and science major. |
Rider’s Cranberry Court Announced During Family Day Festivities
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Among the special highlights of Rider University’s
2007 Family Day was the crowning of the Cranberry King and
Queen and the announcement of the Cranberry Court. Two seniors
were selected based upon their embodiment of campus pride,
spirit and commitment to community service.
Named members of the Cranberry Court were (from far left
to right): Colleen Kelly, a senior communication major;
Theresa Androvett, a senior communication major; Laura Franko,
a senior communication major; Michele Domalewski; a senior
management and leadership major; Maria Panvini; a senior
fine arts major, named Cranberry Queen; Travarus Fauntleroy;
a senior psychology major, named Cranberry King; Mike Sculli;
a senior political science and communication major; Davendra
Brijlall, a senior business economics major; Ryan Sydorko,
a senior accounting major; and Matthew Hanson, a senior
marketing major. |
Rider Students, Faculty Raise More than
$300 for Autism Research
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| On Sunday, October 21, several Rider students and faculty
participated in the 2007 Central New Jersey Walk Now for
Autism, raising more than $300 for autism research. Students
from the Rider Student Council for Exceptional Children
volunteered, donated funds and walked with many families,
organizations and supporters. Dr. Diane Giannola and Dr.
Michele Kamens from the Department of Teacher Education,
two of the three co-advisers to the CEC chapter, also attended.
Rider CEC student Shannon Flannery coordinated the Rider
CEC Team. Over $200,000 in total was raised during the walk. |
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