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Weather alert: August 2021
lindsey Posted On August 20, 2021


Salve Regina has been monitoring the pending path of potential hurricane Henri closely. The National Weather Service has issued a hurricane watch for several areas of Rhode Island, including Newport, Kent, Bristol and Washington Counties as well as Block Island. Henri is expected to become a category 1 hurricane later this afternoon and make landfall near Newport on Sunday evening. Conditions are expected to deteriorate in our area late Saturday and last through Monday.

Based on information available at this time, the University had delayed all move-in activities slated for Sunday August 22, and Monday, August 23, until Tuesday, August 24. Those students affected by this adjustment will be contacted directly by their program administrators for scheduling changes.

In addition, Salve is recommending that all students currently housed on campus remain on campus in designated housing during the storm. There will be no sanctioned activities on Sunday. Pedestrian travel on campus is also restricted due to high winds likely Saturday evening through Monday. Students are encouraged to stay indoors on Sunday with the recommendation of driving to the dining hall on campus and parking in the Miley lot while dining instead of walking, if possible. Campus facilities will be closed on Sunday.

Please ensure that all office windows are closed and secured prior to leaving campus today. Employees are encouraged to work with their supervisors to determine the best course of action for managing their responsibilities, including the potential to work remotely on Monday.

Potential impacts from Hurricane Henri are listed below:

POTENTIAL IMPACTS
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* FLOODING RAIN:

– Streets and parking lots become rivers of moving water with underpasses submerged. Driving conditions become dangerous. Many road and bridge closures could occur.

– Life-threatening surge, major beach erosion and strong rip currents.

* WIND:

– High winds near 70 MPH causing damage to roofing and siding materials, road signs and damage to porches, awnings, carports, and sheds.
– Trees snapped or uprooted, but with greater numbers in places where trees are shallow rooted.
– Some roads impassable from large debris, and more within urban or heavily wooded places. A few bridges, causeways, and access routes impassable.
– Power and communications outages.

Please continue to monitor email, social media and SALVEtoday for updated information concerning the storm and campus activities.


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Student Life
Colleen Swain’s talk on environmental justice highlights Earth Week events
lindsey Posted On April 18, 2019


A campus talk on “Environmental Justice as a Work of Mercy,” presented by Colleen Swain ’16, ’17 (M), will headline several special events planned on campus as part of the Salve Regina community’s celebration of Earth Week.

Swain is leadership development and advocacy associate for the Mercy International Association’s Mercy Global Action project who recently participated in the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Poland. Her presentation at Salve on Wednesday, April 24 from 6-7 p.m. in the Mercy Center for Spiritual Life, will focus on transforming global systems of oppression with justice, active compassion and global solidarity.

“Climate change and environmental degradation are pressing moral issues that compromise the future of our common home, threaten human dignity and all life, and compound the hardships of the poorest and most vulnerable members of our community,” said Salve President Jane Gerety, RSM. “The advancement of an integral ecology at Salve Regina celebrates our mission to serve as stewards of God’s creation, working as transformative agents to bring about a more harmonious, just and merciful world.”

During her visit to Salve, Swain will also host a luncheon dialogue for faculty and staff from noon to 1 p.m. on Thursday, April 25, where she will speak on the topic of “Call of Mercy and Care for the Earth.”

Interested faculty and staff are asked to RSVP to JoAnn Burns at joann.burns@salve.edu as space is limited.

Following is a full listing of the Earth Week offerings:

Tuesday, April 23

 Environmental film series: “The Messenger” will be screened from 6-8 p.m. in O’Hare 260. Discussion will follow, facilitated by Dr. Jameson Chace, professor of biology and biomedical sciences.

Wednesday, April 24

Sunrise beach clean-up sponsored by the Office of Community Service. Interested participants are asked to meet at 40 Steps from 6:30-7:30 a.m.

Featured speaker: Swain presents “Environmental Justice as a Work of Mercy” from 6-7 p.m. at the Mercy Center for Spiritual Life.

Thursday, April 25

Faculty/staff luncheon dialogue: Swain presents “Call of Mercy and Care for the Earth.”

Friday, April 26

Earth Week Fair: From 11 a.m. to noon in the lobby of O’Hare Academic Building, share with a full range of campus and community groups, student-faculty research initiatives, and local organizations, advancing the work of sustainability and environmental justice.

Arbor Day Tree Planting: From 1:30-2 p.m. behind McKillop Library, join organizers for an afternoon tree planting as we welcome a new beech species to our Arboretum at Salve Regina.


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In Bolivia, Tian Quinn is creating bilingual children’s book on climate change
lindsey Posted On April 18, 2019


Tian Quinn ’21, who is double majoring in global studies and Spanish, and minoring in English, communications and media, is creating a bilingual children’s book about climate change as part of her study abroad program in Bolivia. Quinn is working with Kids Books Bolivia to research and write her book, which will be made available to children for free or at reduced cost.

As part of her independent research project about climate change, Quinn is volunteering at a bee farm that produces organic products and emphasizes the idea of sustainable living versus exploiting natural resources.

“I hope to understand how climate change and human action are changing the relationship of bees in nature,” Quinn explains.  “Afterwards, I will be turning my research into a children’s book, working closely with Kids’ Books Bolivia where I will be writing in both English and Spanish as well as drawing the illustrations myself.”

Pre-orders for Quinn’s book at $10 each are being accepted at the GoFundMe page she set up to support the program, which helps underwrite the cost for Bolivian children.


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Student Life
Food Insecurity Student Survey
lindsey Posted On April 15, 2019


In an effort to create and implement programs and resources that support all of our students, the Dean of Students Office is conducting research on food insecurities. What is food insecurity? Food insecurity is when a person does not have the ability and/or money to regularly purchase food.

A 2015 study by the Urban Institute found that roughly 11% of students attending four year colleges face food insecurity at some point. Lack of food can impact a student’s success in college, with studies finding that students who experience food insecurity can often have lower attendance in classes, lower performance in class, and are more likely to withdraw from a course or university.

Please take a minute to complete the short survey. The survey is voluntary, and is completely anonymous. Information gained from this survey will be utilized in planning and creating a Swipe it Forward meal donation program.


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lindsey Posted On October 16, 2012



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Monster Bingo returns to campus Friday, Oct. 12
lindsey Posted On October 11, 2012


It’s back. Monster Bingo – one of the most popular student activities on campus – will be held at 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 12 in the Rodgers Recreation Center gymnasium. Doors will open at 8:30 p.m.

Part of the Friday Night Live series sponsored by the Office of Student Activities, Monster Bingo typically draws about 650 students. The event is for undergraduate students only and students must present their Salve Regina ID to gain admittance.

This year’s prizes include:

  • iPad 3
  • 26-inch LED TV
  • Sailing tour for four
  • Year’s subscription to Netflix

Additional Friday Night Live events scheduled for October include:

  • Concert with local acoustic rock singer Evan Pharmakis – Friday, Oct. 19 at 9 p.m. in Wakehurst.
  • Halloween Dance – Friday, Oct. 26 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in Ochre Court. The cost is $5 and tickets will be available beginning at 8 a.m. Monday, Oct. 15 in the Office of Student Activities.

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Sister Jane elected to Mercyhurst University’s board of trustees
lindsey Posted On October 11, 2012


Dr. Jane Gerety, RSM, Salve Regina president, has been elected to the Mercyhurst University board of trustees, effective Feb. 23, 2013. Sister Jane was elected to a four-year term during the trustees’ fall meeting Sept. 29.

Sister Jane is a member of the South Central Community of Sisters of Mercy of the Americas. In addition to serving as Salve Regina’s president, she is vice chair of the President’s Council of the Conference for Mercy Higher Education in Silver Spring, Md., and serves on several not-for-profit boards.

She will be the first university president to serve as a term trustee on the Mercyhurst board and will be the first Sister of Mercy from outside of the New York, Pennsylvania, Pacific West Community on the board.

Originally from White Plains, N.Y., Sister Jane had been affiliated for 17 years with Saint Joseph’s Heath System in Atlanta, where she was senior vice president and later sponsorship and compliance officer. Prior to that, she was the academic dean at Carlow College, now Carlow University in Pittsburgh, where she was also director of its public leadership program and special baccalaureate program for poor women in the Pittsburgh Hill District.

Sister Jane holds an undergraduate and master’s degree in French and a doctorate in English from the University of Michigan. She is a frequent guest speaker and author on the mission of Catholic health care, governance, compliance and health care reform.

Mercyhurst University, founded in 1926 by the Sisters of Mercy, is a fully accredited, four-year, Catholic comprehensive institution in Erie, Pa. The university offers more than 100 majors, minors and concentrations, as well as unique post-baccalaureate advanced certificate programs and seven master’s degree programs.


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Athletics
Gwozdz, Walther earn all-conference accolades
lindsey Posted On October 10, 2012


Salve Regina’s top two singles players – Kasey Walther ’16 and Ana Gwozdz ’14 – have been named to the Commonwealth Coast Conference all-league team for women’s tennis.

Walther logged her playing time in the No. 1 singles position for the Seahawks to earn her second-team singles honor. Her overall record of 2-4 includes straight-set wins over Sharon Lemire of Eastern Nazarene College and Lily Drescher of Gordon College.

Gwozdz, a first-team all-conference doubles performer two years ago as a freshman, moved up to No. 2 singles in the Seahawk lineup for the first time and earned her first all-conference singles recognition with honorable mention. She played three times in the No. 1 singles position when Walther was unable to play.


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Athletics
Seahawk athletes earn conference honors
lindsey Posted On October 10, 2012


Congratulations to the following student athletes, who received honors from the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) for the week of Oct. 8:

Field hockey

Kelly Burke ’13 was named the player of the week, Murphy McCann ’15 was named the defensive player of the week and Abigail Tepper ’16 was named the rookie of the week.

These three players helped lead the Seahawks to a perfect 2-0 record last week, including an 8-1 victory over Regis College and an exciting 2-1 conference win versus the University of New England.

Men’s cross country

For the fourth time this season, Sean Hughes ’16 was named the rookie of the week. He finished 53rd in a field of 430 runners at the James Earley Invitational at Westfield State University last Saturday. Hughes completed the 8000-meter course in 27:46, finishing second among all conference runners while leading the Seahawks ahead of nine other schools.

Women’s cross country

Aubrey Palmquist ’16 was named rookie of the week for the second time this season. She finished 41st overall in a field of more than 450 runners at the James Earley Invitational last Saturday. Palmquist completed the 6,000-meter course in 23:58, leading the Seahawks to a 14th place finish out of 43 schools, ranking second among all CCC member institutions.


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Student Life
Deadline to apply for study abroad in Paris approaching
lindsey Posted On October 10, 2012


The Office of International Programs is reminding students that Monday, Oct. 15 is the deadline to apply for the January 2013 short-term study abroad program in Paris. Open to undergraduates from all majors, “Special Topics: Literary Paris” runs from Jan. 3-13.

The literary works that will be covered in the course (whether they are read in French or in English translation) will allow the students to come to know and appreciate some of the greatest works in both French and world literature. Students who are able to read the texts in the original French will also benefit from that experience due to the exposure it will give them to new vocabulary, structure and grammar, and stylistic techniques used by each of the authors.

Reading and studying these works in an environment that allows the students to visit sights that are closely related to the authors and/or works themselves will provide a dimension to their understanding that is impossible to recreate in any classroom setting. Where applicable, the course will count toward the six-credit language requirement.

Click here for full program information. Questions? Contact the Office of International Programs at (401) 341-2372 or studyabroad@salve.edu.


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