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A Whole New (4D!) World

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Once More, With Feeling

While pursuing their graduate and law degrees, growing numbers of Suffolk
student-athletes get one more chance to play college sports

NCAA Presidents Council Taps Suffolk’s Kelly

Suffolk leader newest university president to serve on Division III governing
body

Living History

At this year’s MLK Celebration, keynote speaker Imari Paris Jeffries asked a
packed house to consider which historical figures we honor and how

Greek Squad

More than 500 first-year Business School students help alumnus-owned Saloniki
restaurant figure out its future

On the Tea Party Trail

Suffolk History Professor Bob Allison gives a video tour of the Boston Tea Party
landmarks

Facing The Hidden Opponent

How student-athlete Alyssa Belmont is working to reduce the stigma around mental
health in sports culture

Where Service Matters

Washington Monthly ranks Suffolk in the top 25 nationwide for service

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"Choose to Manage" Development Series
Jan
27


"Choose to Manage” is a management skills development series designed for new
and existing Suffolk managers and those individual contributors looking to grow
into managers.  Staff can enroll to attend courses covering a variety of
important skills.  Courses cover topics such as communication skills, hiring
best practices, conflict management, performance management, critical thinking,
process improvement, finance & budgeting, and more.

 

"Choose to Manage" Development Series

Sat, Jan 27, 2024

"Choose to Manage” is a management skills development series designed for new
and existing Suffolk managers and those individual contributors looking to grow
into managers.  Staff can enroll to attend courses covering a variety of
important skills.  Courses cover topics such as communication skills, hiring
best practices, conflict management, performance management, critical thinking,
process improvement, finance & budgeting, and more.

 

Workday Student Overview
Jan
27


This course will provide an overview of Workday Student basic navigation
including how to search for and find students, review student data, and access
your Workday Student related applications.

Workday Student Overview

Sat, Jan 27, 2024

This course will provide an overview of Workday Student basic navigation
including how to search for and find students, review student data, and access
your Workday Student related applications.

SBS EDGE: Beginner Excel
Jan
27
9am to 1pm

Join ISOM Professor Billy Mee for this Beginner Excel workshop. A prerequisite
for the upcoming Intermediate & Advanced workshop on March 2nd. This workshop is
good for beginners or anyone looking to refresh their skills on the fundamentals
of a core skill for analytics and decision making.

Excel is a versatile and indispensable tool for students and professionals to
manage and analyze data. Excel is a must-have skill for anyone in today’s
organizations as decisions using data are growing exponentially. Taking this
workshop would be the first step in becoming a proficient user in the software.
Here is an article discussing the Excel skills that employer are currently
looking for. Professor Mee will discuss many of these skills within his Beginner
and Intermediate workshops.

A Beginner Excel virtual badge will be issued to you from the Center of
Continuing & Professional Education upon completion of the workshop.

Topics covered in Beginner Excel:
- View the Excel window
- Define spreadsheet software
- Plan and design a worksheet
- Introduce Excel functions
- Use some Excel functions
- Open, save and close a workbook
- Edit cell entries
- Enter labels and values
- Preview and print a worksheet

“I learned about functions that I have never heard of and I am eager to learn
more about the subject and improve myself” – MBA ’24 Student

SBS EDGE: Beginner Excel

Sat, Jan 27, 2024 9am to 1pm

Join ISOM Professor Billy Mee for this Beginner Excel workshop. A prerequisite
for the upcoming Intermediate & Advanced workshop on March 2nd. This workshop is
good for beginners or anyone looking to refresh their skills on the fundamentals
of a core skill for analytics and decision making.

Excel is a versatile and indispensable tool for students and professionals to
manage and analyze data. Excel is a must-have skill for anyone in today’s
organizations as decisions using data are growing exponentially. Taking this
workshop would be the first step in becoming a proficient user in the software.
Here is an article discussing the Excel skills that employer are currently
looking for. Professor Mee will discuss many of these skills within his Beginner
and Intermediate workshops.

A Beginner Excel virtual badge will be issued to you from the Center of
Continuing & Professional Education upon completion of the workshop.

Topics covered in Beginner Excel:
- View the Excel window
- Define spreadsheet software
- Plan and design a worksheet
- Introduce Excel functions
- Use some Excel functions
- Open, save and close a workbook
- Edit cell entries
- Enter labels and values
- Preview and print a worksheet

“I learned about functions that I have never heard of and I am eager to learn
more about the subject and improve myself” – MBA ’24 Student

Want to talk? Ask a Chaplain
Jan
29
2pm to 3pm

Meet with a Chaplain for religious, secular, or spiritual care or support --or
just to talk! 

 

Want to talk? Ask a Chaplain

Mon, Jan 29, 2024 2pm to 3pm Interfaith Center

Meet with a Chaplain for religious, secular, or spiritual care or support --or
just to talk! 

 

Yoga Flow
Jan
30
10am to 11am

Join the Interfaith Center for weekly authentic practice to connect breath and
movement.

Yoga Flow

Tue, Jan 30, 2024 10am to 11am Interfaith Center

Join the Interfaith Center for weekly authentic practice to connect breath and
movement.

Service After Hours at St. Francis House
Jan
30
12:15pm to 2:30pm

Listed by Service After Hours Suffolk University Center for Community Engagement

The Center for Community Engagement organizes long and short-term service
opportunities for members of the Suffolk University community. Our goal is to
engage students, faculty, staff, and alumni in meaningful service designed to
strengthen communities and improve the quality of life for individuals. We
partner with many organizations in Boston, including St. Francis House.

Our volunteers will be clothing volunteers, who sort and organize donations in
either the 2nd floor Clothing Room or Basement. Clothing volunteers may also
support staff in our Clothing Department by interacting with guests who are
requesting clothing, jackets, shoes, etc. Our Clothing Department loves
volunteers who know how to balance taking initiative and closely following
directions. They also look for volunteers with strong communication skills,
flexibility and patience. Volunteers may be expected to lift up to 50 lbs.

Service After Hours at St. Francis House

Tue, Jan 30, 2024 12:15pm to 2:30pm St. Francis House

Listed by Service After Hours Suffolk University Center for Community Engagement

The Center for Community Engagement organizes long and short-term service
opportunities for members of the Suffolk University community. Our goal is to
engage students, faculty, staff, and alumni in meaningful service designed to
strengthen communities and improve the quality of life for individuals. We
partner with many organizations in Boston, including St. Francis House.

Our volunteers will be clothing volunteers, who sort and organize donations in
either the 2nd floor Clothing Room or Basement. Clothing volunteers may also
support staff in our Clothing Department by interacting with guests who are
requesting clothing, jackets, shoes, etc. Our Clothing Department loves
volunteers who know how to balance taking initiative and closely following
directions. They also look for volunteers with strong communication skills,
flexibility and patience. Volunteers may be expected to lift up to 50 lbs.

SAH Paulist Center
Jan
30
12:30pm to 2:30pm

The Center for Community Engagement organizes long and short-term service
opportunities for members of the Suffolk University community. Our goal is to
engage students, faculty, staff, and alumni in meaningful service designed to
strengthen communities and improve the quality of life for individuals. We
partner with many organizations in Boston including St. Francis House.

SAH Paulist Center

Tue, Jan 30, 2024 12:30pm to 2:30pm Frank Sawyer Building/8 Ashburton Place

The Center for Community Engagement organizes long and short-term service
opportunities for members of the Suffolk University community. Our goal is to
engage students, faculty, staff, and alumni in meaningful service designed to
strengthen communities and improve the quality of life for individuals. We
partner with many organizations in Boston including St. Francis House.

Study Abroad Info Session
Jan
30
12:30pm to 1:30pm

Learn about the exciting destinations where you can study abroad!

Want to learn more about study abroad but don't know where to start? Then this
is the event for you! You will learn how to select a destination that is right
or you, how to apply, all about scholarships and finances, next steps and more!
Your journey awaits!

If you cannot join in person, there is a zoom option as well! This is a hybrid
info session; however, we have found that students receive a better experience
in person. We understand that other responsibilities, illness, or other life
moments happen and want to provide as much access as possible.

Study Abroad Info Session

Tue, Jan 30, 2024 12:30pm to 1:30pm Rosalie K. Stahl Center/73 Tremont Street

Learn about the exciting destinations where you can study abroad!

Want to learn more about study abroad but don't know where to start? Then this
is the event for you! You will learn how to select a destination that is right
or you, how to apply, all about scholarships and finances, next steps and more!
Your journey awaits!

If you cannot join in person, there is a zoom option as well! This is a hybrid
info session; however, we have found that students receive a better experience
in person. We understand that other responsibilities, illness, or other life
moments happen and want to provide as much access as possible.

Health Law at the Supreme Court: A Review and Preview
Jan
30
4pm to 6:30pm

Alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends are invited to join us at Suffolk
Law School or online for a special panel on "Health Law at the Supreme Court: A
Review and Preview" on Tuesday, January 30, 2024 at 4 pm for an in-depth
discussion of the centrality of healthcare in the national conversation by a
panel of distinguished health law practitioners and academics. 

Panelists will discuss the significant decisions of the Court in the 2022 Term
including Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion County, Indiana v. Talevski
holding that the Federal Nursing Home Amendments Act of 1987 create privately
enforceable rights under Section 1983, and they will preview cases the Court is
hearing in the 2024 Term. In addition, panelists will highlight cases in the
lower courts that are likely to reach the Supreme Court in the future on matters
such as abortion, firearms regulation and gender-affirming health care.

Confirmed speakers include:

 * Renée M. Landers, Professor of Law and Faculty Director, Health and
   Biomedical Law Concentration and Master of Science in Law: Life Sciences
   program
 * Thomas Barker, JD ‘98, Partner, Foley Hoag, LLP
 * Meghan Cosgrove, JD ’05, Senior Associate General Counsel at Beth Israel
   Lahey Health
 * Sara Rosenbaum, Professor Emerita of Health Law and Policy and Founding
   Chair, Department of Health Policy, Milken Institute School of Public Health,
   George Washington University

A reception will follow the panel discussion.

This panel is free and open to the general public and to all Suffolk students,
faculty, and staff. Current JD students can earn one (1) hour of CLE credit for
attending this event in accordance with the SULS Experiential Learning &
Professional Development Requirement.

Questions? Please contact Jenn Karnakis at jkarnakis@suffolk.edu

This program is presented by the Suffolk University Law School Health and
Biomedical Law Concentration, the Journal of Health and Biomedical Law, and the
Health and Biomedical Law Society.

Health Law at the Supreme Court: A Review and Preview

Tue, Jan 30, 2024 4pm to 6:30pm David J. Sargent Hall/120 Tremont Street

Alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends are invited to join us at Suffolk
Law School or online for a special panel on "Health Law at the Supreme Court: A
Review and Preview" on Tuesday, January 30, 2024 at 4 pm for an in-depth
discussion of the centrality of healthcare in the national conversation by a
panel of distinguished health law practitioners and academics. 

Panelists will discuss the significant decisions of the Court in the 2022 Term
including Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion County, Indiana v. Talevski
holding that the Federal Nursing Home Amendments Act of 1987 create privately
enforceable rights under Section 1983, and they will preview cases the Court is
hearing in the 2024 Term. In addition, panelists will highlight cases in the
lower courts that are likely to reach the Supreme Court in the future on matters
such as abortion, firearms regulation and gender-affirming health care.

Confirmed speakers include:

 * Renée M. Landers, Professor of Law and Faculty Director, Health and
   Biomedical Law Concentration and Master of Science in Law: Life Sciences
   program
 * Thomas Barker, JD ‘98, Partner, Foley Hoag, LLP
 * Meghan Cosgrove, JD ’05, Senior Associate General Counsel at Beth Israel
   Lahey Health
 * Sara Rosenbaum, Professor Emerita of Health Law and Policy and Founding
   Chair, Department of Health Policy, Milken Institute School of Public Health,
   George Washington University

A reception will follow the panel discussion.

This panel is free and open to the general public and to all Suffolk students,
faculty, and staff. Current JD students can earn one (1) hour of CLE credit for
attending this event in accordance with the SULS Experiential Learning &
Professional Development Requirement.

Questions? Please contact Jenn Karnakis at jkarnakis@suffolk.edu

This program is presented by the Suffolk University Law School Health and
Biomedical Law Concentration, the Journal of Health and Biomedical Law, and the
Health and Biomedical Law Society.

Advising in Workday
Feb
01


This course will provide Advisors an understanding of the features available in
Workday Student to aid in advising. Topics include Academic Plans, Academic
Progress, Holds, and Registration Support.

 

Advising in Workday

Thu, Feb 1, 2024 Hybrid

This course will provide Advisors an understanding of the features available in
Workday Student to aid in advising. Topics include Academic Plans, Academic
Progress, Holds, and Registration Support.

 

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VIDEO TRANSCRIPT

Transcript

00:00 (upbeat music)
00:06 - Suffolk University is driving us forward
00:09 as a city, as a Commonwealth and as a country,
00:12 reminding the rest of the nation,
00:14 about how much can you achieve through prioritizing
00:17 and investing in higher education.
00:19 (upbeat music continues)
00:53 - Suffolk calls on students to think of themselves
00:55 as citizens, active members of our society,
00:58 people who shape our future.
01:27 - To know so many people
01:28 from all around the world and be able
01:29 to enjoy this wonderful city
01:31 it has been a fantastic experience.
01:46 - One of the biggest goals
01:46 of our marketing department is to incorporate
01:49 as many experiential learning projects as possible.
02:01 - We approached Suffolk
02:02 because we felt that the students
02:03 would have a lot of insight
02:05 on how we could improve our business.
02:16 - Doing Suffolk in the City and being live on NECN
02:19 as a college student for all of New England
02:21 that's an opportunity that I will remember
02:23 for the rest of my life.
02:38 - We are Suffolk University
02:40 and we are a powerful force for good.
02:43 (audience applause)
02:46 - All at Suffolk, we are so privileged
02:50 to be exposed to an environment with the ultimate aim
02:53 of creating well rounded individuals
02:56 with an insatiable passion for life, success and happiness.
03:0100:05 Suffolk University is driving us forward

00:08 as a city as a Commonwealth and as a

00:11 country reminding the rest of the nation

00:14 about how much can be achieved through

00:16 prioritizing and investing in higher

00:18 education

00:52 Suffolk calls on students to think

00:54 themselves as citizens active members of

00:57 our society people who shape our future

01:26 to know so many people from all around

01:28 the world and be able to enjoy this

01:30 wonderful city it has been a fantastic

01:32 experience

01:45 one of the biggest goals of our

01:46 marketing department is to incorporate

01:48 as many experiential projects as

01:51 possible

02:00 we approached Suffolk because we felt that

02:03 the students would have a lot of insight

02:05 on how we could improve our business

02:16 giving Suffolk in the city and being

02:17 live on NECN it's a college student for

02:20 all of New England that's an opportunity

02:21 that I will remember for the rest of my

02:23 life

02:37 we are Suffolk University and we are a

02:41 powerful force for good oh absolutely

02:47 we are so privileged to be exposed to an

02:51 environment with the ultimate aim of

02:53 creating a well-rounded individuals with

02:56 an insatiable passion for life

02:59 and happiness




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