Friday 17 February 2017

The Compass: Volume 1; Issue 6


This Week at a Glance: Week of Feb. 20th

Last week The Busch School hosted its first  “Cardinal Classroom Day,”  where we hosted accepted students, brought them to classes, and showed off Washington, D.C.  Next up is Busch Day-in-the-Life event, an overnight stay,where accepted students will shadow YOU. Sign-up to host!

Seniors! This week marks under 3 months until we salute you to start your careers!  Want to talk out your job search strategy? Stop by McMahon 404 and meet with Brooke Wertan or Daniel Noone to find out what opportunities await.

– The Busch School Compass Team



Important Dates

  • February 20: Summer Business Institute Counselor Applications due by 11:59 tonight!
  • February 21: Administrative Monday: Classes follow a Monday schedule.
  • February 21: SENIORS!! Grad Fair, 11:00-7:00 pm-  CUA Bookstore.
  • February 22: SENIORS!! Grad Fair, 11:00- 3:00 pm- CUA Bookstore.
  • February 23: CUA @ Madison Ave
  • February 24: Midterm: Last day to resolve grades of Incomplete from the previous semester.
  • February 24: Busch Day-in-the-Life & Overnight
  • February 25: Cardinal Preview Day

Questions? Please contact Luke Scarchilli, Student Experience Program Coordinator (scarchillila@cua.edu).



Your Voice

Join Julie Larkin on Wednesdays from 3:00-5:00pm for Student Experience Office Hours in McMahon 300. Have questions or concerns about the curriculum? Student Involvement? The Busch School or campus life in general? Feel free to stop by and share your thoughts!



Jobs and Internships

Interested? E-mail Brooke Wertan (wertan@cua.edu).

Jobs

Summer Internships

Don’t forget to schedule an appointment with the Career Coaches from Careerly! Appointments available Tuesdays through Fridays, schedule here.



Student Spotlight

Happy Monday Busch students! Have you ever been in the downstairs Pryz line and had a kind soul offer one of their meal swipes to you? If so you have encountered this week’s Student Spotlight, Angela Fragale. This senior International Business major is running around campus all week either working her shifts in the Gibbons RHO, helping out with various Custos or PEERS events, or in Caldwell Chapel or St. Vinny's for daily Mass. On top of all of this, she is a valued member of the student ministry, which allows her to interact with first-year students and help them feel supported and welcomed into our CUA community as well fostering their relationship with Christ. Angela serves as a resource and most importantly a friend to students as they adjust to their first year of college. Her favorite class here at CUA was Prof. Widmer’s Business Ethics, she enjoyed focusing on the side of business that is often ignored, yet can truly make or break a company. “It put my goals and mission for my life into perspective and I try to live out the principles I learned from Professor Widmer every day”.  She leaves this piece of advice to prospective students, “You will not have to worry about the quality of education you will receive here at the Busch school. On top of a quality education, you will also receive life-long mentors, and an upperclassman to help you figure out your schedule/life here at CUA”. See if you can catch Angela in the Pryz for the free meal swipe!
If you would like to nominate a Busch student who goes above and beyond in academics, athletics, service, or student life, please fill out this nomination form.  



Persimmon Report

Applications are being accepted for the official “Busch School Taste Tester”.  Job duties will include tasting local delicacies and reporting directly to Dean Bowman to suggest what should be served at CEO Lectures.  This is an entry level position requiring 5 years experience and 7 internships. To apply email wertan@cua.edu.



About Town


  • Think opera is irrelevant?  Dead Man Walking at Washington National Opera is an opera sung in English that tells the real-life story of Sister Helen Prejean (recently spoke at the Basilica!)  This opera tackles the subject of the Death Penalty and the challenge Sister Helen faces for having empathy towards an alleged murderer.  Student Tickets Available
  • Craft beer?  Loaded tots!?!  Sound amazing?  We think so!  Visit this gem in DC’s ever growing Navy Yard neighborhood.  Blue Jacket DC


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