The Saint Anselm Fund: Make a gift every year. Make an impact every day. Saint Anselm College has implemented our first mobile application. With just a few clicks on their mobile devices, current students can easily find daily dining menus, sports scores and schedules, faculty contact information, news, alerts and more. Dear Benefactor, Along with the monastery and the faculty, you are a vital part of our Anselmian community. Thank you for your support of Saint Anselm College. This report highlights recent accomplishments of the commied professors, talented students and dedicated staff at Saint Anselm College. We hope you enjoy learning about some of the many ways your giſts have made a difference. Thanks to you, our naonally ranked college delivers a rigorous liberal arts educaon rooted in Catholic, Benedicne values to our Anselmian students. YOU make it possible. Thank you. What Is The Saint Anselm Fund? The Saint Anselm Fund raises current support—giſts that make a difference now and contribute to the exceponal educaonal experience Anselmian students enjoy today. Your donaons may be designated to: • Anselmian Scholarships • Anselmian Support • Anselmian Academics • Anselmian Life • Anselmian Athlecs The Saint Anselm Fund—Impact Now • 100 Saint Anselm Drive, Manchester, NH 03102-1310 • www.anselm.edu/giving • (888) 267-3567 Scholarship Support Makes It Possible—Class of 2019 The Class of 2019, with 531 incoming students, recently arrived on campus and were met with typical Benedicne hospitality. Our athlec teams and many other volunteers turned out to help with Move-in Day. Class at a glance: • Average GPA of 3.27 • Top 5 Majors: Nursing, Business, Biology, Criminal Jusce, Polics • 59% female, 41% male • 21 states represented • 98% are receiving some type of need-based grant or academic scholarship made possible by your support IMPACT REPORT TO DONORS Renowned Alumnus Speaks at Academic Convocation In September, Dr. F. Marc LaForce ’60, HD ’15, director of technical services at the Serum Instute of India, addressed the Saint Anselm community at the 2015 Academic Convocaon, celebrang the start of the academic year. His talk was tled “An Anselmian Reflects: Distribuve Jusce and Internaonal Childhood Immunizaon.” Dr. LaForce discussed global vaccinaon acvies from the perspecve of infant immunizaons as a health right. He also explored the successful expansion of global vaccine coverage as a form of distribuve jusce.
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The Saint Anselm Fund: Make a gift every year. Make an impact every day.
Saint Anselm College has implemented our first mobile application. With just a few clicks on their mobile devices, current students can easily find daily dining menus, sports scores and schedules, faculty contact information, news, alerts and more.
Dear Benefactor,
Along with the monastery and the faculty, you are a vital part of our Anselmian community. Thank you for your support of Saint Anselm College.
This report highlights recent accomplishments of the committed professors, talented students and dedicated staff at Saint Anselm College.
We hope you enjoy learning about some of the many ways your gifts have made a difference. Thanks to you, our nationally ranked college delivers a rigorous liberal arts education rooted in Catholic, Benedictine values to our Anselmian students.
YOU make it possible. Thank you.
Support Saint AnselmToday!
What Is The Saint Anselm Fund?
The Saint Anselm Fund raises current support—gifts that make a difference now and contribute to the exceptional educational experience Anselmian students enjoy today.
Your donations may be designated to:
• Anselmian Scholarships
• Anselmian Support
• Anselmian Academics
• Anselmian Life
• Anselmian Athletics
The Saint Anselm Fund—Impact Now • 100 Saint Anselm Drive, Manchester, NH 03102-1310 • www.anselm.edu/giving • (888) 267-3567
Scholarship Support Makes It Possible—Class of 2019
The Class of 2019, with 531 incoming students, recently arrived on campus and were met with typical Benedictine hospitality. Our athletic teams and many other volunteers turned out to help with Move-in Day. Class at a glance:• Average GPA of 3.27 • Top 5 Majors: Nursing, Business, Biology, Criminal Justice, Politics• 59% female, 41% male • 21 states represented• 98% are receiving some type of need-based grant or academic scholarship made possible by your support
IMPACT REPORT TO DONORS
Renowned Alumnus Speaks at Academic Convocation
In September, Dr. F. Marc LaForce ’60, HD ’15, director of technical services at the Serum Institute of India, addressed the Saint Anselm community at the 2015 Academic Convocation, celebrating the start of the academic year.
His talk was titled “An Anselmian Reflects: Distributive Justice and International Childhood Immunization.” Dr. LaForce discussed global vaccination activities from the perspective of infant immunizations as a health right. He also explored the successful expansion of global vaccine coverage as a form of distributive justice.
2015 HighlightsWe Couldn’t Have Done it Without You!
The Saint Anselm Fund: Report to Donors
Your gifts to The Saint Anselm Fund go to:
• Fund scholarships
• Enrich academic and
co-curricular offerings
• Support essential student
services
• Attract highly qualified
staff
• Fund faculty development
• Buy vital new equipment
• Expand and refurbish
campus facilities
Donors are essential members of the Anselmian community.
Thank you from our students and professors.
Saint Anselm: Most Popular N.H. Stop for Presidential Candidates
Saint Anselm College has been buzzing with political activity and is sure to see much more in the coming year, which is why it is no surprise that U.S. News & World Report
ranked the college as the most popular New Hampshire venue for presidential candidates.
The Politics & Eggs series, conducted by the New Hampshire Institute of Politics in partnership with The New England Council, has been in full swing.
In the past 20 months, 14 presidential candidates have participated in Politics & Eggs, beginning with Donald Trump. Speakers in 2015 included Senator Rand Paul, Dr. Ben Carson, Governor Bobby Jindal, Governor Chris Christie, former Governor Martin O’Malley, Senator Marco Rubio and Carly Fiorina.
Students and Alumni Excavate Archaelogical Site in Italy
During the summer, Saint Anselm College students and alumni continued the excavation of a 6th century BCE pyramidal structure beneath the city of Orvieto, Italy. Their efforts are part of the annual dig organized and overseen by the Classics Department.
Led by Professor David George, Ph.D., Classics Department chair, 15 students and eight alumni worked diligently to further the excavation progress of three sites: Coriglia, Cavità, and the Necropolis at Crocifisso Del Tufo.
To date, the team has recovered over 150 Etruscan language inscriptions, as well as an array of architectural and decorative terra cotta.
Students Walk 130 Miles for Charity
Through rain and heat, 32 Saint Anselm students made the annual trek from Lewiston, Maine, to Manchester, New Hampshire. The students walked 130 miles in eight days. This year they raised more than $15,000 for nine charities in Maine and New Hampshire.
“I walk because it allows me to connect with charities through advocacy as well as direct service,” said student-leader Mary Pat Devine ’15, a fine arts major.
This is the 17th year that Saint Anselm students, through the Office of Campus Ministry, have made this modern-day pilgrimage, which is known as the Road for Hope, persevering through all the challenges along the way.
