CAMPUS EVENTS
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Financial Pathways Seminar featuring Deborah Owens 
Deborah Owens, Author of A Purse of Your Own: An Easy Guide to Financial SecurityIntuition, creativity, and empathy are characteristics women can leverage to take control of and to build their personal wealth. Drawing on more than 20 years of experience in the financial services industry, Owens will highlight simple approaches to understanding investments and share the seven wealthy habits of successful women.
After the event, please join us for a special alumni reception with Deborah Owens - 4:30 p.m. at Empsall Hall. Registration required - please rsvp to alumni@baypath.edu
Monday, September 20, 2010
Issues in Identifying & Assisting Victims of Human Trafficking Worldwide Dr. Jane Nady Sigmon will provide an overview of the role of the United States in combating human trafficking and the challenges in identifying and assisting victims of this terrible crime.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
A Message of Hope from the Children of Gambia Film and discussion by Bay Path College Professor of Communications and English John Jarvis, PhD, Alumna Nyillan Fye ’09, G’11, Alumna Kelly MacIntyre ’10, and Jessica Toner ’11
Bay Path College Professor John Jarvis, along with three students, Nyillan Fye, Kelly MacIntyre and Jessica Toner, spent the first two weeks of this year in The Gambia, West Africa.
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
Art and My Inspirations An artist whose work can be found in Switzerland, England, Africa, and all over the United States, Jessie Mackay '63 will discuss her world travels, which inspire her art.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Good Works in Tanzania Providing both art supplies and guidance for Tanzanian children for eight weeks, Jessie Mackay '63 taught art classes in the isolated village. A truly life-changing experience for Mackay, she will share her experiences.
Monday, October 18, 2010
A Passion for Asia Adriana Proser, PhD will reveal the behind-the-scene details of what it takes to create major Asian art exhibitions and discuss works ranging from Chinese architecture to Korean ceramics.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Author's Night with David Anthony Durham David Anthony Durham books, which take place both in this world and imagined ones, have won international audiences in both the literary and popular fiction camps. A Stonecoast Master of Fine Arts Program in Creative Writing faculty member at the University of Southern Maine, Durham will read from and discuss his acclaimed fiction and fantasy works.