- Monday, August 22 Freshman move-in day
- Mon, August 22 – Fri, August 26 Orientation week
- Monday, August 29 Saint Rose classes begin
- Monday, September 5 Labor Day – no school
- Saturday, September 17 Reach Out Saint Rose Day – volunteering activities
- Friday, Sept 24 – Sunday, Sept 26 Family Weekend
- Monday, October 10 Columbus Day – no school
- Tuesday, November 8 Advisement Day – no classes, meet with your advisor to plan spring semester
- Wed, November 23 – Sun, Nov 27 Thanksgiving break
- Thursday, December 15 Last day of classes
- Friday, Dec 16 – Saturday, Dec 31 Holiday break – 2 weeks
- Sunday, Jan 1 Return to CEP residence
- Monday, Jan 2 – Friday, Jan 13 Spring orientation and recreation
- Monday, January 16 Martin Luther King, Jr. day – no school
- Monday, January 17 Classes start
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
CEP Fall Schedule 2011
Friday, July 8, 2011
CEP Job Posting. Music Instructor
Adjunct professor for The College Experience Program at The College of Saint Rose
Job Title: Adjunct Professor for the College Experience Program
To Begin: Fall semester 2011
Job Description
The College Experience Program, offered at The College of Saint Rose in partnership with Living Resources, seeks to fill an adjunct professor position for the Fall 2011 semester. Responsibilities include teaching a Music Appreciation and Experimentation course to college-aged students with developmental disabilities in the College Experience Program, developing curriculum for the course and communicating with the Academic Coordinator. The course will meet on Friday afternoons from September through December.
Required qualifications include a Masters degree, experience teaching music, the ability to play music and access to instruments.
Preferred qualifications include a Masters degree in Special Education or Music Education and 3 years of experience teaching music, experience working with individuals with disabilities or experience teaching at the college level.
Check out www.thecollegeexperience.org for more information about the program.
Application Instructions
Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Applicants should submit a letter of interest and a resume to:
Maggie Erlich, Academic Coordinator, College Experience Program,
Living Resources, 300 Washington Avenue Extension, Albany, New York, 12203.
Job Title: Adjunct Professor for the College Experience Program
To Begin: Fall semester 2011
Job Description
The College Experience Program, offered at The College of Saint Rose in partnership with Living Resources, seeks to fill an adjunct professor position for the Fall 2011 semester. Responsibilities include teaching a Music Appreciation and Experimentation course to college-aged students with developmental disabilities in the College Experience Program, developing curriculum for the course and communicating with the Academic Coordinator. The course will meet on Friday afternoons from September through December.
Required qualifications include a Masters degree, experience teaching music, the ability to play music and access to instruments.
Preferred qualifications include a Masters degree in Special Education or Music Education and 3 years of experience teaching music, experience working with individuals with disabilities or experience teaching at the college level.
Check out www.thecollegeexperience.org for more information about the program.
Application Instructions
Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Applicants should submit a letter of interest and a resume to:
Maggie Erlich, Academic Coordinator, College Experience Program,
Living Resources, 300 Washington Avenue Extension, Albany, New York, 12203.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
CEP Video Premiere
The College Experience Program had offered two new courses this past semester. The two courses were: Video Production and Journalism. In the Journalism course, the students learned how to be reporters and report stories they've seen or heard about. They also learned very valuable interviewing skills. The Journalism class took many different field trips. They went to News Channel 13 as well as WMHT. Journalism is fun I am learning a lot about different topics and I learned about cue cards.
The other class is Video Production. This class takes all the videos that are made by the journalism and edits them. The students in this class get a hands on look at how to edit videos. Many of them go out into the field with the Journalism students and record them. Throughout the semester the Video Production students ad Journalism students have been working together to make a CEP Video. This video will highlight the skills that the Journalism students have learned about interviewing and being in front of the camera as well as the Video Production students showcasing their skills behind the camera and their editing skills. The two classes will soon have their big "Hollywood" Movie Premiere!!
I hope everyone has a wonderful Mother's Day!! Remember the Albany Tulip Festival is next weekend!! Come on down for some spring and food!!
LaMar Keegan & Connor McEvoy
Freshman & Senior
The other class is Video Production. This class takes all the videos that are made by the journalism and edits them. The students in this class get a hands on look at how to edit videos. Many of them go out into the field with the Journalism students and record them. Throughout the semester the Video Production students ad Journalism students have been working together to make a CEP Video. This video will highlight the skills that the Journalism students have learned about interviewing and being in front of the camera as well as the Video Production students showcasing their skills behind the camera and their editing skills. The two classes will soon have their big "Hollywood" Movie Premiere!!
I hope everyone has a wonderful Mother's Day!! Remember the Albany Tulip Festival is next weekend!! Come on down for some spring and food!!
LaMar Keegan & Connor McEvoy
Freshman & Senior
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
CEP Summer Schedule
Sorry to have stayed away so long! Time to come out of hibernation!
SUMMER 2011 SCHEDULE
Saturday, May 14 Commencement at Times Union Center; reception at St. Rose
Monday, May 16 – Friday, May 20 Vacation – students may go home
Monday, May 23 Summer Session I classes begin
Monday, May 30 Memorial Day – no classes
Friday, June 3 from 5:00 – 7:00 pm Graduation party (invitation to follow)
Friday, July 1 Last day of classes for Summer Session I
Tuesday, July 5 – Friday, July 29 Summer II – clubs and recreation
Sat, July 30 – Fri, Aug 5 Freshman and senior trips during this time – 3 to 4 nights
Sunday, Aug 7 – Wed, Aug 10 Room clean up and move to new room
Wednesday, August 10 at 5:00 pm
Wed, Aug 10 – Fri, Aug 19 Seniors move out and freshman go home for the week
Students home; residences closed
Saturday, August 20 Rising seniors move back to new residence
Sunday, August 21 New freshman move in (rising seniors can help!)
Monday, August 22 – Friday, Aug 26 Fall Orientation – all students
Monday, August 29 Fall semester classes start
Monday, September 5 Labor day; no classes
Seniors, please remember that you will need to request time off from your internship or job if you plan on missing work (for example: when you go home on vacation or go on your trip).
If you need more information or have further questions, please feel free to call me at 218-0000 ext.4383 or
e-mail me at merlich@livingresources.org
SUMMER 2011 SCHEDULE
Saturday, May 14 Commencement at Times Union Center; reception at St. Rose
Monday, May 16 – Friday, May 20 Vacation – students may go home
Monday, May 23 Summer Session I classes begin
Monday, May 30 Memorial Day – no classes
Friday, June 3 from 5:00 – 7:00 pm Graduation party (invitation to follow)
Friday, July 1 Last day of classes for Summer Session I
Tuesday, July 5 – Friday, July 29 Summer II – clubs and recreation
Sat, July 30 – Fri, Aug 5 Freshman and senior trips during this time – 3 to 4 nights
Sunday, Aug 7 – Wed, Aug 10 Room clean up and move to new room
Wednesday, August 10 at 5:00 pm
Wed, Aug 10 – Fri, Aug 19 Seniors move out and freshman go home for the week
Students home; residences closed
Saturday, August 20 Rising seniors move back to new residence
Sunday, August 21 New freshman move in (rising seniors can help!)
Monday, August 22 – Friday, Aug 26 Fall Orientation – all students
Monday, August 29 Fall semester classes start
Monday, September 5 Labor day; no classes
Seniors, please remember that you will need to request time off from your internship or job if you plan on missing work (for example: when you go home on vacation or go on your trip).
If you need more information or have further questions, please feel free to call me at 218-0000 ext.4383 or
e-mail me at merlich@livingresources.org
Friday, April 15, 2011
WMHT
Today the students in the CEP Journalism class had the opportunity to visit WMHT. The students had to wake up very early to make their tour. Many of them woke up at 6:30am to be at the designated meeting area by 7:00am. The students were more than enthusiastic about going and it seemed like they learned a lot. Earlier in the month the students in the CEP Journalism class got to visit News Channel 13. Students noticed vast differences between the two stations. For example, News Channel 13 is a commercial broadcast and makes some of their money though the commercials that they advertise. WMHT is a non-for profit organization and focuses strictly on educational programing. They apply for grants from the government, and raise money through fundraisers. Both of these field trips have been very educational and informative. The students in the CEP Journalism class look forward to similar field trips in the future.
LaMar Keegan
Freshman
LaMar Keegan
Freshman
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Video Production Students Learn iMovie Software
Throughout the Spring 2011 semester, the Video Production students have been meeting in the new Multimedia Macintosh Lab located in the Center for Communications and Interactive Media Building at the College of Saint Rose.
Led by CEP course instructor, Heather Green, students have been learning the basics of video technology as an information medium, specifically focusing on ways in which video is created to achieve its desired effect on an audience.
Various types of video recording tools have been explored in this course, including the Flip video camera and iMovie video editing software.
Several of their completed video projects have been uploaded to YouTube....check it out!
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