Three Doctors Foundation’s Mentor Day was held on Rider University’s Lawrenceville campus on September 18. More than 70 professionals from various industries provided educational advice and career mentoring to 300 sixth to 12th graders from New Jersey and New York City public schools.

As part the University’s Freshman Service Retreat, 85 new students and 15 upper-class leaders spent the afternoon of September 4 engaged in service projects throughout Mercer County.

Career-climbers can now tune into 107.7 The Bronc on Sunday mornings at 8 a.m. for an new and interactive call-in program entitled Your Career is Calling: Your Weekly Appointment for Career Choices, Decisions and Success.

Maureen Kyle, administrative specialist in the Dean of Students’ office on the Lawrenceville campus; head wrestling coach Gary Taylor; and Drew Aromando, executive director of One Stop Services, were presented with the 2010 Frank N. Elliott Award for Distinguished Service during the Opening Fall Convocation on September 2 in the Yvonne Theater.

Rider University’s men’s basketball team collected school supplies and donated backpacks filled with pens, pencils, glue sticks, erasers and scissors, as well as Rider T-shirts, and donated them to Larry Richardson and the “It’s Academic Sports Mentorship Program” in Trenton.