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Network News BAY PATH UNIVERSITY STUDENT MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER 2018 SULLIVAN CAREER AND LIFE PLANNING CENTER AND STUDENT NEWSROOM THE MACK ATTACK MIAMI HEAT UNITED NATIONS CAPTAIN MEGAN MACKIE PAGE 9 BP EMPLOYER EVENT PAGE 11 STUDENTS RULE PAGE 18

Contents 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 29 30 2 Introduction Network News Notes from the Student Newsroom Editors Are YOU Curious Check out events 2018 Summer Adventures Bay Path Student Government Association Sports Mack Attack SCLP Events Miami Heat and Amazon Getting to know Min Henderson Cybersecurity Internship Journey Megan Benway Internship Fund Recipients Look who completed internships this summer Internship Nightmares Attend info sessions How four years at Bay Path University led to this Bay Path Takes on United Nations Campus Day Mia Ryder My Study Abroad Experience Multicultural Affairs Latina Photo Exhibit and Motherland Car Wash Girls can play video games too Events Network News Contacts Deadline and Contest

Network News Coming together to share information A Note from the Editors Working together to make a difference is truly the spirit of the newly revamped Network News publication The effort to come together and share information engage students and boost communication on campus has created a new ecosystem representing many levels of collaboration and partnership The first level Our Foundation and History of Engaging Students First we must acknowledge that Bay Path has had student publications over the years thanks to Dr John Jarvis Now about 10 years since the last publication was published we will take a new twist on an old idea and present the newly revamped Network News student publication that gets us all communicating with students taking the lead The second level Partnership As we all know this journey has just begun and will continue to grow thanks to the great partnership of the Sullivan Career and Life Planning Center SCLP with Laurie Cirillo and the Undergraduate Communications Program at Bay Path including the Student Newsroom activities supported by University Communications with Professor Janine Fondon Together we are using content to find the common ground of success for students This very exciting organic process began in the fall of 2014 when Laurie Cirillo was asked to create a mentorship panel for the Women s Leadership Conference reaching out to Janine Fondon to partner with her for this new adventure Four years later our partnership continues with this new journey together The third level Merging our resource to add value to our community We approached Professor Fondon in the spring of 2017 to see if her COMM students via the student newsroom and media lab would be interested in taking our monthly publication The Network News to the next level says Laurie Cirillo The students and Professor Fondon gave us an enthusiastic YES A month into our new academic year Professor Fondon Laurie Melissa Velardi the SCLP graduate intern the student newsroom co editors from Communications Fatimah Alghamdi Ileah Duhart Jada Furlow Zoe Naglieri Prescod Mia Ryder and student contributors see last page across disciplines and clubs have worked together to design a new NETWORK NEWS The purpose of the newsletter is to engage students across disciplines in publishing stories about Bay Path student life events careers and opportunities The fourth level Engaging students from varied interests to collectively explore innovative thinking diversity and inclusion I was truly excited about the opportunity for students to have more of a voice across campus adds Janine Fondon We invite all students to participate and many have jumped right in from SGA Multicultural Affairs and various disciplines majors and interests I am also very proud of the founding newsroom editors who are embarking on this new journey as Communication majors who are honing their skills in professional writing social media and digital media We welcome contributors and collaborators to get involved in this virtual effort The fifth level Community This involves you Let s work together to get to know each other better We have an EASY way for you to request that something newsworthy be included in the Network News just email your idea to studentnewsroom baypath com Once received your idea will be evaluated and responded to by the editorial board If accepted a student reporter will connect with you to create the story It s that easy 3

Quotable Newsroom Editors share a few words Get involved with something you re passionate about and meet new people It s easier said than done but going out of your way to introduce yourself to someone new is how you build your lifelong network Fatimah Alghamdi Senior Communications Hello beautiful people I would love thank everyone who chimed in to create Bay Path s new and improved Newsletter It is filled with personal stories upcoming events and opportunities you don t want to miss out on Enjoy Jada Furlow Senior Communications I am so excited to be a part of the campus newsroom I love being able to share student accomplishments campus activities and social trends with everyone I hope you enjoy what we ve put together for you all Zo Naglieri Prescod Junior Communications We have worked very hard in order to create something that can showcase the passion and love we have for the art of communications I hope that you enjoy this issue as much as we enjoyed creating it Mia Ryder Senior Communications In the photo Shown left to right Fatimah Alghamdi Mia Ryder Zoe Naglieri Prescod Jada Furlow and Ileah Duhart 4

Are YOU Curious Life Changing Questions to Ask Yourself Today Inc magazine recently shared several top life changing questions to ask yourself today Please check out a few below and take a look the full article Our University Theme for the 2018 2019 academic year is Be Curious Curious people ask questions and search for answers They seek new knowledge and experiences which enrich their lives and expand their learning in ways that benefit themselves and their communities Curious people read watch listen and engage they pull ideas apart and put them back together to create new ideas and concepts They never stop learning At Bay Path we are curious and encourage others to be curious We embrace differences and listen without judgment We are open to new ideas and concepts while having respectful conversations that feed our curiosity and lead to innovation Join us throughout the year as we engage in dialogues workshops presentations readings and in class and out of class I experiences that delve into what it means to be curious 1 How will your life be different in a year Considering that it takes 28 days to change an ingrained behavior resolve now to invest one month in doing things differently 2 What are you grateful for Researchers have found that gratitude correlates with better mood and sleep higher confidence and lower fatigue and inflammation 3 What nice thing can you do for someone else today Researchers have found that performing acts of kindness make people feel happier 4 How much do you worry about what others think In truth you can never really know what someone else thinks of you 5 What do you do for fun If you have to think about this one your work life balance is probably askew https www inc com christina desmarais 10 life changingquestions to ask yourself today html 5

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2018 Summer Adventures AMANDA BROWN ENJOYED SKYDIVING AND THE GRAND CANYON MIA RYDER CELEBRATED HER 21ST WENT TO MYRTLE BEACH AND VISITED CAPE COD JADA FURLOW EXPLORED LAS VEGAS SKY DIVING AND THE GRAND CANYON I 7

Bay Path Student Government Association Executive Board Fall 2018 Anne Chapdelaine Advisor Dean of Students and Director of Persistence Michelle Mirti Advisor Director of Student Engagement and Leadership Victoria Thomas President Biology Major Small Business Development Minor 20 Student Representative on the Diversity Inclusion Community Council Multicultural Advocate Founder of Bay Path University s Cheerleading Team Melanie Costales Vice President Child Psychology 19 ALANA leader Student Representative on the Diversity Inclusion Community Council Morgan Lyall Secretary Neurobiology and medical sciences double major 21 Office of Multicultural Affairs Representative and Ally Student Ambassador Education Writing Tutor Khalia Albury Treasurer Accounting Major Operations Management Major 20 Forensic Studies Minor Volleyball Player Student Learner Assistant Secretary Women In Business Club 8 Shown from left to right Bottom Dean Anne Chapdelaine Victoria Thomas Melanie Costales Morgan Lyall Khalia Williams Albury Michelle Mirti Top Megan Mackie Caitlyn Esposito Jozzlynn Lewis The mission of Student Government Association SGA shall be to serve the students of Bay Path University by representing their interests and needs inside and outside of the campus community to provide a forum for students to discuss their concerns as well as facilitate opportunities for possible resolutions to serve as the governing body of clubs organizations and special interest groups on campus The vision of SGA for the 2018 2019 academic year is to encourage student leadership by providing adequate training and developmental opportunities and to increase overall senate participation and student engagement Megan Mackie Senior Delegate Elementary Education Licensure Psychology Minor 19 Education Writing Tutor Soccer Lacrosse Captain Student Athletic Advisory Council SAAC Event Coordinator Caitlyn Esposito Junior Delegate Occupational Therapy Major 20 MOT 21 Soccer Captain Student Athletic Advisory Council SAAC Secretary Jozzlynn Lewis Sophomore Delegate Legal Studies Major Class of 2021 Group member of Love Your Melon and Bay Path Buddies First Year Delegate Elections being held through the month of September Stay tuned

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Internships pave the way to JOBS Career Fairs With thanks to the Internship Fund Isabella Whitehead graduated from Bay Path in May 2018 with a Bachelor of Elementary Education and Liberal Arts degree She is currently enrolled in the Master of Science in Education and Educational Specialist MSEd EdS program for Reading and Literacy Instruction During the 2017 2018 academic year Isabella completed her internship at Meadow Brook Elementary School in East Longmeadow Massachusetts as a Student Teacher Her site was established through a professional connection that she maintained for years through her hometown Never burn your bridges she recommends Students who are looking for internships within education should try to choose an area where you want to end up afterwards She also advises students to reach out to faculty for help since her Academic Advisor had several connections within the area Finding a teaching placement whether as a student teacher or a full time position is competitive and having experience is beneficial Her internship prepared her with communication skills especially when communicating with parents organization and setting boundaries in the classroom Isabella who is now a 5th grade teacher at Soule Road Elementary School was one of the recipients of the Internship Fund provided by donors who wish to financially support students with a minimum wage compensation for the hours during their internships Megan would like to thank these donors again as it was extremely generous From the bottom of my heart she said Thank You With the fund Megan was able to purchase new supplies and decorations for her classroom 10 September UMASS Amherst Fall Career Fair Tech Jobs Internships Fair Thursday September 27th 10 00 a m 3 00 p m at UMASS Amherst October 1 Smith College Career Fair Thursday October 4th 3 30 p m 6 00 p m at Smith College Indoor Track and Tennis Facility 2 Westfield State University CJ Government Nonprofit Career Fair Tuesday October 11th 1 00 p m 4 30 p m at Woodward Center WSU 3 Westfield State University Business Communication Technology Career Fair Wednesday October 17 2018 1 00 p m 4 00 p m at Westfield State University Scanlon Banquet Hall

Involvement Fair Employers Visit SCLP Fall 2018 Career Networking Event Schedule 1 Sixth Annual Cybersecurity Summit Friday October 5 2018 8 00 a m 10 00 a m Blake Dining Room Longmeadow Campus You can sign up for this event via Baypath edu events 2 Your keys to Success Business Accounting Career Networking Event Wednesday October 17 2018 5 00 p m 7 00 p m in Breck Suite Longmeadow Campus Register by visiting the CDCN Handshake Employer Events 23 Miami Heat Tuesday October 2 2018 2 00 p m 5 00 p m Visit Stop by the front of Blake Dining Room to meet representatives from the Miami Heat to learn about 69 jobs and internships in marketing communication business development and more More information can be found on Handshake Amazon October 3 11 30 a m 1 00 p m Blake Student Commons 11

Min Henderson finds her future in the world of Cybersecurity Min Henderson is a senior at Bay Path University in Longmeadow MA where she is majoring in Information Assurance in Cybersecurity Program Min lives in Enfield since moving here from China in 2013 As an immigrant she started to learn English and went to start her college education at Asnuntuck Community College in Enfield CT She majored in Information System Technology She has learned Introduction to Software Application Database Design SQL Database Management Access Structured Programming and Web Design After graduating from Asnuntuck Community College she transferred to Bay Path University In the Fall semester of 2017 she took Fundamentals of Information Assurance In Spring semester of 2018 she completed a Google cooperate course called Jupyter Notebook Program Elementary Data Structure Network Intrusion and Net Security courses In the fall of 2018 she is taking Python Digital forensics and Introduction for Computer Science In the summer of 2018 she was a metrics intern at UTC where she collected information for software tools designed diagrams by Visio and wrote codes to pull logs from cybersecurity analyst tool Cloudflare Through instilling in a professional manner she solved problems and dealt with multiple projects while gaining new career skills She did research on digital future which made her think about how to make a robot to think like a human and to analyze data intelligently for cybersecurity She is very passionate to learn new skills about cybersecurity This research on cybersecurity will deepen her knowledge in the field Her career goal is to work in the cybersecurity field Her college education and internship have prepared her for this new journey in her future career 12 Sixth Annual Cybersecurity Career Networking Event Friday October 5 2018 8 00 a m 10 00 a m Location Blake Dining Room Longmeadow Campus Register via Baypath edu events

By Melissa Velardi Megan Benway is a senior Forensic Psychology major who completed her internship this past summer at the Office of Child and Family Services OCFS in Augusta Maine OCFS supports Maine s children and their families through behavioral health resources welfare programs early intervention and prevention services and other operations For 6 40 hour work weeks Megan assisted OCFS with support through observations home visits and completing required paperwork as documentation for each step of operations taken Internship Journey Forensic Psychology Major Megan Benway Through this experience Megan learned a wide range of knowledge including the entire adoption process stemming from a first initial report followed by assessments foster home placements and the resulting adoption Due to the nature of this work Megan has to uphold confidentiality and discretion to protect the children and families who she worked with However Megan was able to share some advice about her internship site and her education For other students who want to work in an OCFS office or other offices working with clients of this caliber Megan recommends finding a full time site to receive a full scope and a day today perspective about what that office does The skills that she gained from her experience include having composure in all situations thinking on your feet and keeping a non judgmental mind for clarity Megan said We are all humans Everybody is going to make mistakes Megan is set to graduate this December 2018 and wants to earn a Master of Social Work degree to continue working with at risk youth Life lessons on the job Have composure in all situations Think on your feet and Keep a non judgmental mind for clarity 13

Internship Fund Recipient Stories By Melissa Velardi Bay Path University is grateful for the generosity and support of donors who are financially supporting students by providing funding for unpaid internships The students are very thankful for this amazing opportunity We would like to recognize the recipients of this fund and highlight their accomplishments at their internship sites Our Bay Path Community is so appreciative of the generosity of the following donors who funded our student experiences Anne Fitzgerald George Jackie Keady Marilyn Walter Kate Low Gladys Sullivan Elizabeth Dineen Louise Kursmark Debbie Schreier Ham Wilson and Dr Carol Leary Amanda Adams was able to rotate through several departments at Holyoke Medical Center for her internship She ran Complete Blood Count CBC tests in the hematology department and assisted the processing station in the chemistry labs Amanda plans on attending graduate school to keep furthering her education Heather Anderson interned at Holyoke Medical Center alongside a Lab Academic Coordinator She learned the functions of medical equipment helped to set up samples for urinalysis and blood samples in the hematology department and was able to implement lab techniques that she learned at Bay Path Charitzzie Diaz was able to experience working in two different departments at Baystate Medical Center including the Emergency Department and the Internal Medicine Residency Charitizzie wants to pursue a career as a Physician Assistant and she recently accepted a position as a Basic Life Support instructor at Baystate Medical Training for this position required knowledge on how to treat life threatening illnesses and injuries Klaudia Drap completed her internship at Baystate Pediatric Endocrinology in Springfield Massachusetts where she was able to shadow a doctor and reinforce her decision to work within the pediatric field as a Physician Assistant PA She has already found two universities who offer patient contact hours to fulfill PA requirements Chelsea Greene Williams decided to enroll in a graduate school program for Behavioral Analysis and Public Policy with a specialization in Education after her internship at Berkshire Hills Music Academy She was able to work with young adults with intellectual disabilities and she now aspires to work with individuals on the autism spectrum Kim Kirkpatrick interned through the Digital Forensics department here at Bay Path She worked with James Scripture one of our professors to perform technical research on specific Android and iOs mobile devices She was able to acquire electronic data from each device and created a stepby step guide that will be incorporated into new and existing lesson modules for future Bay Path courses 14 Jessica Sushana will be featured in the October Issue of Network News She interned through the Key Program and received a Bachelor of General Psychology degree

Congratulations to the students who completed their internships this summer Ciara Antaya Anna s Family Daycare Maria Asiimwe Growing Potential Services Haleigh Bassett Hampden County Sheriff s Department Megan Benway Maine Department of Health and Human Services Office of Child and Family Services Amanda Brown Behavior Health Network Taylor Heinbokel CVS pharmacy Qualazale Jones The YWCA of Western Massachusetts Fatina Martidis Department of Youth Services Shelby Matheus Mental Health Association of Hampden County MA Priscilla Morales Valley Medical Associates Justine Murphy Dartmouth Hitchcock Meggan Mwangi University of Massachusetts Medical School Kayla Pyles Eurofins Spectrum Analytical Labratory Shashawna Santiago Amaral Bay Path University Shashawna Santiago Amaral The YWCA of Western Massachusetts Ashley Simpson University of Iowa Anna Vasquez Wright Springfield JCC Amy Zimmermann ADNET Technologies LLC

Are you staying awake all night with internship nightmares Here are two solutions Come and participate in an Internship Planning Session Most students in our Traditional Program have an internship requirement as part of the degree program Students are strongly encouraged to begin their internship planning process by February 1st for summer internships April 1st for fall internships and October 1st for spring internships Register for an Planning Session on the CDCN sessions are held in the career center Wednesday September 26th 2018 2 00 PM Tuesday October 16th 2018 9 30 AM Wednesday October 17th 2018 2 00 PM Tuesday November 27th 2018 9 30 AM Friday November 30th 2018 9 30 AM Wednesday December 5th 2018 2 00 PM Tuesday December 12th 2018 9 30 AM 16 Check out the Student Internship Reflection Presentations This fall students completing their internship will share their reflections in a celebratory session inviting the entire campus to attend Attending these sessions is particularly helpful for first year and second year students as they begin to think about internship planning and a career path Employers and faculty advisors of students presenting are encouraged to attend We will share the names of students presenting at each session in our weekly Pathways Internship Reflection Sessions all welcome Students presenting register via the CDCN Tuesday September 25th 2018 9 30 AM Friday September 28th 2018 9 30 AM Tuesday October 23rd 2018 9 30 AM Wednesday October 24th 2018 2 00 PM Tuesday December 4th 2018 9 30 AM Friday December 7th 2018 9 30 AM Wednesday December 12th 2018 2 00 PM Friday December 14th 2018 9 30 AM

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Update Multicultural Affairs Contributing Writers Victoria Thomas Morgan Lyall Welcome Week Culture Shock and the Multicultural Block Party The Office of Multicultural Affairs hosted a Block Party during welcome week for all new students with the purpose of encouraging them to get out of their comfort zones while learning about the multicultural affairs mission and clubs and organizations under the department At the event students sampled diverse foods enjoyed multicultural music dance and cultural themed table activities Additionally there was an appearance of Culture Shock led by multicultural advocates Victoria Thomas and Carol Sanchez as a way to promote the construction of inter peer connectivity in a fun and low stress environment New students take part of Culture Shock This initiative was inspired by Soul Pancake s Strangers in a Ball Pit which was a YouTube film introduced to the new students at the Diversity and Inclusion Training held at Bay Path University facilitated by Lisa Tolusan Cultural Shock engaged many students in conversation following guided questions 22 New students and Peer Mentors enjoy lunch during the Multicultural Block Party

Latina Image Photo Exhibit Project Shown are event speakers top to bottom Maria Furlow Victoria Thomas and Dr Melissa Morriss Olson Shared by Elizabeth Cardona Multicultural Affairs The objective of this event was to engage our learning community in thinking about diversity and what it measn to be Latina This collaborative projet was a partnership with Hatch earning Commons Participants were invited to be reflective and creative as they advance their communication skills Each project represented a unique narrative yet all shared a common thread depticing Latinas who are resilient compassionate and firerec Over 43 people attend the Latinx Heritage Month event which included music and tropic instruments Motherland Car Wash a true fundraiser Stay tuned upcoming Motherland Party on Sept 29 10 pm Blake

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Events Don t miss out on this opportunity to attend the free screening of the documentary Backpack Full of Cash Narrated by Matt Damon the film explores the real cost of privatizing America s public schools This truly is a hot topic currently in our communities Note the film is not just for educators but for the entire tax paying community especially if you have school aged children This free event is September 26 2018 6 9 p m at Bay Path University Longmeadow MA Mills Theater in Carr Hall After the film there will be a lively panel discussion around this hot topic The moderator and panelists are LaTonia Naylor Moderator Springfield School Committee Member Dr Melissa Mirheji Panelist Director of Student Services Baystate Academy Charter School Maureen Colgan Posner Panelist President of the Springfield Teachers Union Maria Arroyo Panelist Parent of children who have attended public charter and private schools Dr Kathy Martin Panelist Title IX expert Student TBA Below is a link to register for this event Please do so soon to assure you have a ticket and seat https www eventbrite com e kaleidoscop e event backpack full of cash film paneltickets 48734055873 ref estw 25

Events Bay Path students help launch International Day of the Girl during the COMMversations event on October 11 8 9 30 am at Empsall Hall JOIN US Event speakers include Girls Inc Executive Director Suzanne Parker Women s Fund of Western Mass CEO Donna Hagighat LuJuana Hood of the Pan African Historical Museum Kathryn Taccone Animator and author and Bay Path Professor and Springfield s Inaugural Poet Laureate Maria Luisa Arroyo will sign her book Donna Haghighat CEO of the Women s Fund Professor Maria Luisa Arroyo will sign her book that pays tribute to 32 poets Kathryn Taccone Animator Bay Path Students will launch the International Day of the Girl an international celebration designated by the United Nations with a COMMversation about women past present and future In honor of the day several Bay Path Communication students have created public service announcements to reflect their perspectives about how to encourage and inspire girls There will also be a COMMversation where the girls get the conversation going about how to create a Suzanne Parker Executive world where girls feel safe to be curious Director of Girls Inc of Holyoke LuJuana Hood right of the Pan African Hstorical museum of the USA 26 During this event Bay Path students of all disciplines will use there storytelling skills to focus on the issues and opportunities There will be a walk through gallery of their PSAs and event speakers will offer answers comments and share research from their organizations

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What s your next step Learn about our awesome graduate programs By Christine Moauro visit baypath edu academics graduate programs for program details MS in Communications Information Management Programs Webinar SEPTEMBER 25 2018 12 P M 1 P M Master of Public Health Webinar SEPTEMBER 25 2018 1 P M 2 P M Occupational Therapy Doctorate Open House SEPTEMBER 25 2018 6 P M 8 P M MS in Healthcare Management Webinar SEPTEMBER 25 2018 7 30 P M 8 30 P M Hot Topics in Cybersecurity Turning Employees into Cybersecurity Partners SEPTEMBER 26 2018 12 P M 1 P M Special Education Online Open House SEPTEMBER 26 2018 5 P M 6 P M Occupational Therapy Doctorate Webinar SEPTEMBER 26 2018 8 30 P M 9 30 P M Cybersecurity Management Webinar SEPTEMBER 27 2018 12 P M 1 P M Hot Topics in Healthcare Management The Future of Healthcare Informatics SEPTEMBER 27 2018 7 30 P M 8 30 P M HealthCare Summit Paradigm Shifting in Healthcare SEPTEMBER 28 2018 8 A M 3 P M 28 Hot Topics in Leadership Negotiation Challenges in the World of Politics OCTOBER 2 2018 12 P M 1 P M Learn How to Pay for Graduate School Webinar OCTOBER 3 2018 12 P M 1 P M MS in Nonprofit Management Philanthropy Webinar OCTOBER 3 2018 1 P M 2 P M Business Nonprofit Programs Graduate Open House OCTOBER 3 2018 6 P M 8 P M MBA in Entrepreneurial Thinking Innovative Practices Webinar OCTOBER 4 2018 12 P M 1 P M MS in Strategic Fundraising Philanthropy OCTOBER 4 2018 1 P M 2 P M MBA in Entrepreneurial Thinking Innovative Practices Webinar OCTOBER 4 2018 6 30 P M 7 30 P M 6th Annual Cybersecurity Summit OCTOBER 5 2018 8 A M 10 A M MS in Leadership Negotiation Webinar OCTOBER 5 2018 1 P M 2 P M MS in Applied Data Science Webinar OCTOBER 9 2018 12 P M 1 P M MS in Higher Education Administration and Certificate in Enrollment Management Webinar OCTOBER 10 2018 12 P M 1 P M Writers Day OCTOBER 14 2018 12 30 P M 4 30 P M

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