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Network News Oct/Nov 2020

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Network NewsNetwork NewsB A Y P A T H U N I V E R S I T Y S T U D E N T M A G A Z I N ES H A R E D B Y T H E S U L L I V A N C A R E E R A N D L I F E P L A N N I N G C E N T E RA N D T H E B A Y P A T H U N I V E R S I T Y S T U D E N T N E W S R O O MO C T O B E R / N O V E M B E R 2 0 2 0EconomyHealthcareCoronavirusGun PolicyImmigrationInequality ClimateChange Reproductive RightsPolicing ChildcareCollege/Student Debt Trade andTariffs RacialDivides Image: Unsplash

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About NAMICFounded in 1980, the NationalAssociation for Multi-ethnicity inCommunications (NAMIC) is thepremier organization thateducates, advocates andempowers multi-ethnic diversityin the communications industry.Partners include CharterCommunications, Viacom/CBS,Comcast/NBC Universal,Disney/ESPN and others.

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Student Financial Services is available atsfs@baypath.edu should you haveconcerns regarding financial aid.First-Years andSophomores:November 16thstarting at 6 amCourses Viewableon Portal startingOctober 26thSpring RegistrationTraditional undergraduate students can register for anyof the sessions belowJuniors andSeniors:November 9thstarting at 6 amCoursework taken in any of these sessions - provided that they contribute toward yourdegree requirements and meet usual eligibility guidelines - will be considered forfinancial aid.Deadline to self-register is December 18th by 11:59 pmGraphic created by Kate Beebe

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studentnewsroom@baypath.edu

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Cora Swan Makayla FrancisCommencement 2020Cover story: 2020 Election FeatureSocial JusticeSpecial Section:Sullivan Career andLife Planning CenterCreative Spotlight:Fresh perspectivesStudent NewsroomContributors:Julia DeRidderMolly WalshKhyarah Gastón FelicianoAllison ZaczynskiMegan GriffinCareer Section EditorsKate BeebeElizabeth HallCareer Contributors:Fangy ZhaoThe Power of a Storya reflection from Molly WalshMost of us remember a 'story' because it's something uplifting --something hopeful. Stories help us stay strong and stand by life as ithappens -- especially when everything feels awful. When life gets youdown, or you need a little encouragement, stories help you pull yourselfback up. Hopefully, that is why people will remember the power of thestory. What stories do you remember?

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Learning to "Carpe Diem" at Commencementby Megan Griffin Congratulations to our 2020 Bay Path University graduates. In this issue, we highlight our Bay Path University undergraduates. While wewere not together, in person with cap and gown, we are all united in our virtualcelebration of the 2020 graduates.

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by Megan GriffinLearning to "Carpe Diem" at Commencement

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by Megan GriffinLearning to "Carpe Diem" at Commencement

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Class of 2020 Bachelor and Associate Degree Recipients

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Class of 2020 Bachelor and Associate Degree Recipients

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What’s at Stake? Art and Statement by Cora Swan

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Election Issues That VotersCare AboutBy Kate Beebe

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by Julia DeRidderThe Pressure is On

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By: Liz HallUNICEF CLUB PRESENTS:LET'S TALKPOLITICS

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5 Books You MayNot Have KnownWere Banned By: Liz Hall

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THIS MONTH WE DISCUSS:THE BREONNA TAYLOR VERDICTCARPE DIEM MARCH FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE ,GLOBAL ISSUES ALONGSIDE BAY PATH STUDENT AND ARTIST AUDIRA CAVE. THIS SECTION OF THE BAY PATH NETWORK NEWS WILL RUN IN FUTURE ISSUES, TOEXPLORE SOCIAL JUSTICE TOPICS -- THE BLACK LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT, WORLDHUNGER, IMMIGRATION AND MORE. WE ARE BRINGING LIGHT TO THESE IMPORTANT SOCIALISSUES IN OUR WORLD WITH HOPES OF RAISING AWARENESS. OUR GOAL IS TO MAKE A CHANGE FOR OUR FUTURE.SECTION EDITOR: MAKAYLA FRANCISSource: unsplash

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B Y M A K A Y L A F R A N C I S

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by Megan Griffin

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Voices: Peer DialogueIndigenous Peoples' Day

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by Fangy ZhaoOccupational Therapy '21Graduate AssistantOffice of Multicultural Affairs andInternational Student Life

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continued from previous pageby Fangy ZhaoOccupational Therapy '21Graduate AssistantOffice of MulticulturalAffairs and InternationalStudent Life

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Sullivan Career andLife Planning CenterThis section will share important resources for your career journey!21

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Pre-Occupational TherapyCareer Networking Event by Liz Hall

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WEL310 LuncheonBy: Liz HallBay Path PresidentSandra Doran

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Working Within The "New Normal"by Cora Swan

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What Is Animation?

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11/4 @ 6 pm Education Career & Networking Event 11/5 @ 6 pm Psychology Career & Networking EventUpcoming Career and Networking EventsUpcoming Internship Planning SessionsListen to our panelists share their career stories. Practice introducing yourself andsharing your career aspirations. Expand your professional network. Explore careeroptions in your field. Register on handshake if interested!11/6 @ 9:30 am11/10 @ 3:30 pmJoin us to learn about our internship program fortraditional undergraduate students, and how you canstart the planning process now. Space is limited to 15students. Register on handshake!Upcoming InternshipReflection Session11/13 @ 9:30 amWe welcome all members of our community to thecelebrations of learning as students share theirinternship experiences. Register on handshake!Questions? Email careers@baypath.edu orcall (413)565-1049More info on these events on next page

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Wondering what youcan do with aPsychology degree? Psychology Career &Networking EventThursday, November 5, 20206:00 pm - 7:15 pm, via ZoomRSVP via Handshake Panelists include: Heather Antanavica, TAWC Alumni- Adjustment Counselor at NorthbridgeHigh School, Owner of Private PracticeMaryanisa Del Rio, 19' - Eureka!Program Coordinator at Girls Inc. of theValleyCassidy Caravella, 17' -Master's LevelFamily Intervention Specialist at YouthVillages in Woodstock CT, Student inDevelopmental Psych GraduateProgram @ BPUMonica Shaird, 12' - Crisis Bed SearchSupervisor at Behavioral HealthNetwork,Student in Clinical Mental HealthCounseling Graduate Program @ BPUYsabel Garcia, ‘18 -Bilingual SuicideAwareness Educator & ConsultantStudent in Public Health Master’sProgram @ BPUModerator: Dr. Vernon Percy,Psychology Faculty Owning Our Now &Redefining Our Roles-Leadersin the Education FieldEducation and CareerNetworking EventWednesday, November 4, 20206:00 pm - 7:30 pm, on ZoomRSVP via HandshakePanelists include:Jessica CliffordAdjunct Professor, Bay Path UniversityWorld Language Curriculum Coordinator,Saugus Public SchoolsJustin HaltonAdjunct Professor/Practicum Supervisor, BayPath UniversitySpecial Education Director, Judge RotenbergEducation CenterAmanda ConnorBay Path University AlumTeacher, Somers Public SchoolsBernitta BurnettBay Path University AlumExecutive Director, EducareJennifer DomaingueReading and Literacy Graduate StudentTeacher, Springfield Public SchoolsShauntel SzczurkoReading and Literacy Graduate StudentTeacher, Springfield Public SchoolsModerator: Ellen Rustico, Ed.D.Chair of Education and Director of TeacherLicensure, Bay Path University

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M U R D E R CreativeSpotlight

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CreativeSpotlight

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