The construction on the new academic building prompted us to run a photo of the steel skeleton of the D’Amour Library. The finished product, of course, is diagonal to the foundation of the College’s latest building project. By 1982, the College had grown to such a degree that the library in Churchill Hall was constantly overloaded with students. Built at the cost of $4.5 million, the new library was dedicated on September 27, 1983. In the 26 years since that day, the building has changed dramatically. (Read More)
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In an effort to be responsive to the continuing educational needs of our alumni, the College is in the process of surveying former students with either a Master’s degree in Business Administration or a Master of Education degree. The purpose of this survey is to stay in contact with these alumni, and to help develop future programs of interest to them. 
Harold Epps G’84 had a question for the Quality Operations Management class taught by School of Business Assistant Dean Marilyn Pelosi: “Are you willing to pay the price to achieve your goal?” Epps, the President and CEO of PRWT Services—one of the largest minority-owned companies in the country—discussed with students the importance of “continuous improvement” in their personal and professional lives to achieve success. 
Join President Anthony S. Caprio and hear the latest news about the College at the New York City and New Jersey Area College and Law Alumni Receptions this fall. The New York reception on November 11 will be hosted by Darlene Orlov, president, Orlov Art. The event will take place from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at 25 Sutton Place South in New York City. 
