![]() The twenty Scranton graduate and undergraduate students served as student teachers during the fall semester at ten local schools in the following nine school districts: Carbondale, Dunmore, Mid Valley, Mountain View, Pittston, Riverside, Scranton, Valley View and Western Wayne.įall semester 2022 student teachers at Scranton and their cooperating teachers were: Nonprofit Leadership Program Welcomes New Cohort The University of Scranton welcomed a new cohort of students entering the Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Program in January 2023.įaculty and staff of The University of Scranton Education Department gathered with education students and their school cooperating teachers to celebrate the ending of the students’ semester of student teaching. John Santa Barbara, regional philanthropy officer, American National Red Cross įor additional information visit the Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Program webpage or call 57. Joan Peterson, director, Court Appointed Special Advocates, Lackawanna County Įrica Rogler, executive director, Wyoming County Cultural Center/Dietrich Theater Jennifer Passaniti, executive director, Center for Health and Human Services Research and Action Josh Nespoli, deputy director, Community Strategies Group Glynis Johns, founder and CEO, Black Scranton Project Īrt Levandoski, coordinator of marketing and development, Jewish Family Services Īmy Luyster, vice president, Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce ![]() Susan Jeffery, administrator, Hawk Family Foundation Lauren Cleveland, executive director of administration, Friendship House Īrrah Fisher, executive director, The Cooperage Lori Chaffers, executive director, Outreach Īndrew Chew, director of research, The Institute Matthew Ceruti, vice president, resource development, United Way of Lackawanna, Wayne and Pike counties Laura Boyle, founder/board president, Scranton Youth Arts Coalition Īvianna Carilli, coordinator of domestic and international service programs, The University of Scranton Tiffany Benedict, Susquehanna County program manager, Women's Resource Center Īmy Benjamin, finance director, Northern Tier Regional Planning and Development Commission Kathleen Barry, deputy COO, The Wright Center Members of the 2023 cohort of Scranton’s Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Program and the organizations they represent are: Since beginning in 2017, 47 participants, representing 40 separate regional nonprofit organizations, have graduated from the program. ![]() The program includes capstone project that requires participants to form a comprehensive plan to solve a current issue faced by the nonprofit organization they represent. The certificate program combines a rigorous academic component taught by Kania School of Management faculty with expertise in nonprofit organizations, a mentorship and experiential learning. Classes for the program, which seeks to develop future executives to serve area nonprofit institutions, begin in January 2023. The University of Scranton welcomed a new cohort of students into its Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Program. Marina, S.J., President of The University of Scranton, on the Passing of Pope Benedict XVI Statement on the Passing of Pope Benedict XVI A Statement from Rev. I ask that we all pray for the repose of the soul of Pope Benedict on his passing and for the enduring mission of the Church to which he devoted his life. As he said so well in his beautiful work, God is Love: Deus Caritas Est, “Love is the light-and in the end, the only light-that can always illuminate a world grown dim and give us the courage needed to keep living and working.” More than that, as a great pastoral leader, he called us all to a deeper relationship with God, one grounded in love and fidelity. As a true pastor and scholar, his writings and teachings will continue to inspire theologians for generations to come. ![]() Today I join leaders throughout Catholic higher education in celebrating the life and legacy of Pope Benedict XVI.
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