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Kiddie Academy of Arnold – Care.com Arnold, MD Child Care Center

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Kiddie Academy, located in Arnold, Maryland, is an early childhood facility that offers child care services and learning programs for young children. The company utilizes the Life Essentials Curriculum to provide programs that are developmentally appropriate and supports the holistic growth of children from every age group.

In business since: 1981

Total Employees: 1

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Monday :	6:30AM – 6:30PM
Tuesday :	6:30AM – 6:30PM
Wednesday :	6:30AM – 6:30PM
Thursday :	6:30AM – 6:30PM
Friday :	6:30AM – 6:30PM
Saturday :	Closed
Sunday :	Closed

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Moonsang College

Not to be confused with Moonsang College (Hong Kong Island).

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Moonsang College (Chinese: 民生書院) is an outstanding EMI college, located in Hong Kong Mr. Sang and Dr. Ts’O Seen Wang in 1926. system of houses and each student is assigned 6 to one of the 6 houses, namely Love, Tak, Chi, Tai, Kwan, Mei.

With a huge campus with kindergarten, primary and secondary, Moonsang College is a well-known school and is also considered a prestigious or elite school in Hong Kong. All Munsang College students belong to the Band 1 group (i.e. 33% of the best students in Hong Kong). ^{[ We need quote ]}

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1 Application for mission
2 College History Munsang
3 Selected graduates
4 Sveta

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” and “ All for one, one for all ” as his motto. It aims to offer students a holistic education in Christian principles and instill in them a positive outlook on life so that they can be motivated, determined, committed to making a valuable contribution to society and can be prepared for an exalted state of life.

In the spirit of Christ, guide students to learn the pattern of the perfect life of Jesus Christ. ^{[ citation needed ]}
Focus on the love, moral, intellectual, physical, social, and aesthetic development of students. There are six houses namely Love, Tak, Chi, Tai, Kwan and Mei which represent 6 buildings.
Let students take charge of every home and community to develop their leadership skills, ability to work independently and strive for social services.

Moonsang College History

Preparatory Period (1916-1925)

In 1916, due to a lack of schools for children in Kowloon City, Dr. Ts’o Seen Wang offered to raise funds to build a school. In 1920, Mr. Au Chak Mun (also known as Au Tak), one of the two people who reclaimed the land in Kowloon Bay and established the Kai Tak Investment Company, died and bequeathed a donation of HK$10,000 to support Dr. Ts’o Sina. Wang’s plan. Later, Mr. Mok Kon Sang donated HK$10,000 as a fund to establish the school. The Rev. Arthur Dudley Stewart, Principal of St. Paul’s College, was given the preparatory work. At 19In 24, Mr. Rufus Huang, a teacher at St. Stephen’s College, Stanley, was appointed as the first director of the school and rented a three-story building at 2 Kai Tak Bun as a school building and an open area near the school building as a playground. To commemorate the contributions of Mr. Au Chak Man and Mr. Mok Kon Sang, the school was named Moonsang College after them.

Initial period (1926-1938)

On March 8, 1926, classes were opened. At that time there were only 4 teachers and 18 students. Only the junior middle section for boys has been created. Junior 1, 2 and 3 had one class each. In addition, there were three preparatory classes: Pre A, B, and C for children under the junior level. That winter, a board of directors was formed and Dr. Ts’o Seen Wang became its chairman. Since then, March 8 is the anniversary of the school, at 19In 27, a kindergarten section was opened. In total, 60 students studied in the secondary school, 17 students in the primary and kindergarten schools. In 1928, a men’s high school was opened. Due to the increase in the number of students, houses No. 45 and 47 on Cai Yan Road near Cai Tak Bun were rented out as school buildings. On the first floor there were classrooms for elementary and children’s sections. The second and third floors were used as a student hostel. In 1930, the first 3 students graduated from high school. At 19In 32, a women’s hostel was opened, and the number of students increased to 426 people. A hall for 200 students was built at the back of the main school building in Kai Tak Bun. In 1934, thanks to the outstanding work of Moonsang College, the Hong Kong government began to subsidize the school (school with special grants). In the fall of 1937, the women’s secondary department was closed, and all female students were transferred to Hip Yunn College. In 1938, the first day of the return home was held.

Campus moving period (1939-1940)

In preparation for the 10th anniversary ceremony, it was proposed to buy a piece of land at the end of Grampian Road to build a school campus instead of renting houses. HK$11,000 was raised to purchase most of the land for the current campus. In September 1939, the first phase of construction of the school campus, including the hall and 12 classrooms, was completed at the present site. There were 525 students in total. On November 26, Moonsang College Alumni Association was founded.

Renewal period (1945-1954)

In August 1945, the Japanese Army surrendered. However, the school campus was still occupied by the British Army. The civilian houses on How Wong Road were rented out and the elementary school was reopened. There were 94 students in total at the school. In May 1946, the Grampian Road campus was returned to the school, but only the initial part was rebuilt. The number of students increased to 200. In 1947, the main road on the campus and the school gates were rebuilt. The school applied to the government and became a non-profit private school. At 19In 1949, a joint education section was opened. One additional class was built in the summer of that year, and two additional classes were built in the winter. In 1950 the Student Association was established and the total number of students increased to 500. In 1953 with the addition of seven. classrooms, the middle school resumed to S5 and had only 17 classes and 785 students. In 1954, five students participated in the first English HKCEE after World War II.

Extension period I (1955-1962)

In 1955 the Kindergarten Section was reopened and a new building with 6 classrooms for the Kindergarten Section was completed in January 1956. The first phase of construction of the current Unit D was completed in November 1957. In 1961, the sports ground was expanded with additional sections. leased from the Hong Kong Government following the completion of Dumbarton Road and expanded to approximately 20,000 square feet (1900 m ² ). At the same time, Moonsang College was classified as a subsidized private school by the Department of Education.

In 1962, the current block C and other block D classes were completed. There were 6 kindergartens, 29 primary classes and 12 secondary classes. The total number of students is 2030.

Expansion II period and current status (1963 – present)

Classes S6 and S7 resumed in 1963 and 1964 respectively. That year there were 19 middle grades, 30 primary grades, and 8 kindergarten grades. At 19In 65 the school gates on Inverness Road were completed. In 1968, the old hall was rebuilt and completed on January 9, 1969. It was later named as Lim Por Yen Hall (Block B). The hall is designed for 1020 spectators. Under the hall there are 6 classrooms and a gymnasium. The old kindergarten building was rebuilt in 1976, and that year the elementary school was approved as a secondary school. On March 6 of the same year, the school celebrated its golden jubilee. There were open days and exhibitions. The new kindergarten/primary section building (Block A) was completed on June 1977 years old. After that, work began on the construction of the Rufus Huang Memorial Building (Block E), which was completed in 1979. In 1980, construction began on the elementary school library, kitchen and swimming pool. On May 26, 1981, the pool was opened. In 1986, Mansang College built a new building, the Diamond Jubilee Building, to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee. (Block F) was built and completed on December 21, 1986. In 1987, the pool was renovated. In 1988, the Moonsang College Alumni Association held a golden jubilee celebration. At 1993 a new laboratory building was built (Block G). and a new lecture theatre, the Dr. Daniel Lam Lecture Theatre, was completed. The school underwent extensive renovations in 1995. To show the history of our college, an archive was created at the school. On March 8, 1996, the school celebrated its seventieth anniversary. There were open days and exhibitions. Moonsang College Archive was opened. On March 7, 1997, the school celebrated its 71st anniversary with a time capsule anchored on campus. The time capsule will open in 50 years.

Selected Notable Alumni

Dr. Rayson Huang (Chinese: 黃麗松), former Vice Chancellor of the University of Hong Kong.
Lim Por-Yen (Chinese: 林百欣), founder and former chairman of Asia Television.
Ricky Wong (Chinese: 王維基), Chairman and Founder of City Telecom Ltd. and Hong Kong Broadband.
Eric Chung (Chinese: 張達明), Senior Lecturer and Director of Clinical Legal Education, School of Law, University of Hong Kong and Solicitor.
David Lam (Chinese: 林思齊), 25th Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia.
Lee Cheuk-yan (Chinese: 李卓人), Member of the Hong Kong Legislative Council and Chairman of the Hong Kong Alliance for Patriotic Democratic Movements in China.
Dr. Ip Wing-si (Chinese: 葉詠詩), renowned musician and music director of the Hong Kong Sinfonietta.
Charles Hung (Chinese: 向華強), Founder of Win’s Entertainment and China Star Entertainment Group.
Martin Yang (Chinese: 甄文達), Chinese-Hong Kong-American chef, cook and host Yang can cook.

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Manhattanville College

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Architectural and administrative center of the Manhattanville College campus, Reed Hall (1864), named after Whitelaw Reed, owner/publisher New York Tribune .

Manhattanville College is a private college offering bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Purchase, New York. Founded in 1841 at 412 Houston Street in lower Manhattan, it was originally known as “Academy of the Sacred Heart”, and after 1847 as “Manhattanville College”. In 1917, the academy received a charter from the Regents of the State of New York to formally raise the school to the level of a college with the degree of “College of the Sacred Heart”. The school moved to its current location further north in the New York suburb of Purchase, New York at 1952 year. It is located near the village of Harrison in Westchester County.

Approximately 1,600 undergraduate and 900 graduate students study in Manhattanville, with students coming from 45+ countries and 35+ US states. ^[1]

The architectural and administrative center of the Manhattanville campus is Reed Hall (1864), named for Whitelaw Reed, publisher and owner of The New York Tribune , one of the nation’s leading newspapers for over a century. On either side of Reid Hall are academic buildings on one side and residence halls on the other around a central courtyard designed by a landscaper/architect. Frederick Law Olmstead, and designer of New York’s landmark Central Park in the 1850s and 1860s. The Manhattanville community views the center quad and buildings as a reflection of the academic vision of the college’s commitment to integrated learning and a focus of strengths. Other historic buildings include the Lady Chapel, the President’s Cottage, known as the Barbara Debs House, the old stables, and the Water Tower.

Content

1 History
- 1.1 Academy of Holy Heart (1841–1917)
- 1.2 College of Holy Heart (1917–1937)
- 1. 3 Manhattanville College of the Holy Heart (1937–1966)
- 1.4) 1966-while)
- 1.5 Presidents
2 Campus
- 2.1 Campus Convention Avenue (1847–1952)
- 2.2 RID ESTIT (1860-1949)
- 2.3 BUSINESS CAMPUS (1952-Non-time)0030
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History

Sacred Heart Academy (1841–1917)

Manhattanville’s history traces its roots back to Sacred Heart Academy, founded over 175 years ago on the Lower East Side. New York. In August 1841, the Society of the Sacred Heart (RSCJ), a Catholic religious order dedicated to the education of young women, established an academy at 412 Houston Street in a cramped narrow lane on the southeast corner of Manhattan Island facing the East River. ^[3] In September 1844 the boarding school moved to Ravenswood in the Queen’s Astoria section. However, after two years, this place turned out to be too remote. ^[4] In 1847, the growing Academy moved to Jacob Lorillard’s former estate in the village of Manhattanville on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. At that time the city was still eight miles north of New York, still clustered around the south end at the Battery. The academy has always been diverse, with a large proportion of the student population being made up of recent immigrants from Latin America and Europe. ^[6] In 1880, the Academy began offering its female students a two-year post-secondary program of study, heralding a future in higher education.

An aerial view of the former Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart campus in the Manhattanville area of northwest Manhattan, New York, taken from the south looking northeast.

College of the Sacred Heart (1917–1937)

In the early 20th century, higher education opportunities for women expanded as many former academies, seminaries, institutions, and junior schools transitioned to college status. ^[7] Shortly before the United States declared war on the German Empire and entered World War I On March 1, 1917, the Academy of the Sacred Heart in Manhattanville received a Provisional Charter from the Regent of the State of New York to offer a bachelor’s degree as the “College of the Sacred Heart”. The first bachelor’s degrees were awarded in 1918. The Absolute Charter was signed on May 29, 1919. As the college grew, New York City also expanded northward, towards the far northern edge of Manhattan Island towards the Harlem River, transforming the surrounding area from a rural village into Manhattan’s diverse residential/commercial areas bordering the Harlem and Morningside Heights neighborhoods. At 19In 1935, the College of the Sacred Heart received accreditation from the prestigious Association of American Universities. ^[8] The official name was changed to “Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart” in 1937. ^[9]

Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart (1937–1966)

In the 1930s, the Manhattanville student body consisted of about 200 female students. Despite its small size, the college made headlines across the country for taking a strong stand in promoting racial equality in the decades before the Civil Rights Movement of the late 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. In May 1933, the students created the “Manhattanville Resolutions”, a document in which they declared their active commitment to racial justice. ^[10] This commitment was tested when the first female Negro student was admitted to the college in 1938. Alumni reactions to the racially integrated but all-female student body have been mixed and somewhat controversial. ^[11] While the overwhelming majority of letters praised Manhattanville for its courageous actions, College President Grace Dammann, RSCJ, saw the negative reviews as an opportunity to open hearts and minds. 31 May 19At 38 years old, at the annual class day meeting of students, she gave an impassioned speech called “Principles Against Prejudice.” She stated that education is the key to overcoming prejudice.

“The more we know about human action and thought across time and throughout the world, the more we realize that beauty, goodness, and truth are not the monopoly of any age, any group, or any race. ^{[ 12]} ”

The speech was published in several national publications and established Manhattanville as a leader in higher education and human rights. ^[13] When President Dammann died suddenly in 1945, New York Times obituary summarized her life’s work under the heading: “Mother Dammann, College President: Head of Manhattanville since 1930 Dies – Champion of Racial Equality.” ^[14] Manhattanville will continue its social action work, first through the National Federation of Catholic College Students and to this day with the Duchenne Center for Religion and Social Justice and the Connie Hogarth Center for Social Action. Mary Louise (Mami) Jenkins, RSCJ, was the first African American student to graduate from Manhattanville, and June Mulvaney was the first African American student to study Russian in Manhattanville. ^[15] ^[16]

As with many colleges after World War II, neighboring City College of New York (C. C.N.Y. – part of the City University of New York) struggled to accommodate the growing number of college students o. your campus. In 1946, the Mayor of New York formed a special commission to study the resource needs of the city’s public educational institutions. Their recommendations will have particularly strong implications for the future of neighboring Manhattanville Sacred Heart College.

In February 1949, The New York Times reported that City College was campaigning to acquire a Manhattanville campus to expand its facilities. ^[17] Same month C.C.N.Y. distributed a pamphlet titled “Nowhere Else: City College Petition to Buy Manhattanville Property.” The New York City Board of Estimate agreed and transferred the campus to City College through a conviction and eminent domain lawsuit. ^[18] In September 1949, the Manhattanville Board of Regents purchased Whitelaw Reed Homestead, north of the city in suburban Westchester County. In the next two years, the conviction proceeded through the New York State Supreme Court system. Ultimately, Manhattanville was allocated approximately $8.8 million ($8,808,620) for the Manhattan campus and buildings. ^[19] Groundbreaking ceremony held at the new campus near Harrison, in Purchase, NY on May 3, 1951 years old. The new campus, with its buildings, was renovated and other building work was completed in October 1952. ^[20]

Manhattanville College (1966-present)

With additional facilities and growth space, the student population increased from 400 female students in 1950 to 700 students by 1960. Over the next decade, student numbers doubled again, reaching 1,400 by 1970. Manhattanville was microhistory. the transformation of society into the Roman Catholic Church, higher education, and American society as a whole at 1960s. In 1966, the college’s board of trustees voted to change the school charter and remove the words “Sacred Heart” from the official name of the college. This became an important moment in the secularization of the college. Between 1966 and 1970, the Manhattanville administration oversaw the gradual removal of Catholic symbols and traditions from campus. Although the college has been governed by an independent board of trustees since its founding in 1841, it has been strongly identified with the Roman Catholic Church and these changes have been difficult for the community. K 19In 69, the charter of the college was expanded, and now it could include both women and men. The first class of coeducational freshmen entered Manhattanville in August 1971.

In 1973, students’ academic experience was enhanced by an important on-campus research funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Interviews with Manhattanville residents led to the development of a portfolio system, a personalized and managed self-assessment that reflects the development of each student. Today, the ATLAS program continues this tradition. At 19In 1965, the college introduced its first graduate program, the Master of Education degree. In the fifty years since then, the number of graduate programs has increased significantly. Since 1993, the School of Graduate and Professional Studies, now the School of Business, has developed master’s and certificate programs in various professional and business fields. In 2012, the Manhattanville Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing was officially approved. The first doctoral program was introduced in 2010 by Ed.D. in educational leadership from the school of education. ^[21]

Presidents

Manhattanville Cemetery.

The university has had 13 presidents and one president pro tempore: ^[22]
1. Mary Moran, RSCJ (1917–1918) ^[23]
2. Ruth Burnett, RSCJ (1918–19030) RSCJ (1924-1930)
3. Grace Dammann RSCJ (1930-1945)
4. Eleanor O’Byrne RSCJ (1945-1965)
5. Elizabeth McCormack (1965-1974)
6. Harold Delany75)
7. Barbara Knowles Debs (1975–1985) ^[24]
8. Jane S. Maggin (acting interim) (1981–1982)
9. Marcia Savage (1985–1995)
10. 0 Richard Burman
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12. Molly Iso Smith (2009–2011) ^[25]
13. John Strauss (2011–2016)
14. Michael E. Gaseler (2016)
Campus Campus Convention Avenue (1847– 1952)

Manhattanville takes its name from its location between 1847 and 1952 years. The school, still an academy at the time, purchased Jacob Lorillard’s estate in 1847 in a rural village called Manhattanville. ^[26] Over the next century, New York expanded from a farming village to a West Harlem neighborhood.

The campus was located between 130th and 135th streets. The eastern border is Convent Avenue, and its western border is St. Nicholas Terrace. In 1949, proceedings began to incorporate the campus into the existing City College campus. Today it is known as City College South Campus. The last remaining buildings from the Manhattanville era are Park Hall (then known as Benziger) and Mott Hall (a parochial school during Manhattanville’s time). ^[27]

Reed Estate (1860-1949)

Manhattanville purchased its current 100-acre campus in 1949. The first owner of the site was Ben Holladay, who bought the estate in the 1860s and named it Ophir Farm after a silver mine in Nevada. ^[28] The Holladay family built a mansion called Ophir Hall, a family chapel, and several outbuildings. However, after several family deaths and financial difficulties, Ben Holladay left the estate in 1873. ^[29]

In 1888 the property was purchased by Whitelaw Reed and his wife, Elizabeth Mills Reid. Whitelaw was the editor of The New York Tribune and held various political positions, including ambassador to France and England. Elizabeth was the daughter of Darius Ogden Mills, founder of The Bank of California. The Raids renovated the existing Ophir Hall and equipped it with the latest household items, including electricity. However, shortly before completion, faulty wiring set off a fire that destroyed the house on July 14, 1888. The Rides were rebuilt under the guidance of renowned architectural firm McKim, Mead and White. This house is designed in the style of a gothic castle and is built on the existing foundations. The construction of the castle was completed in 1892 year. ^[30] The three-story building, containing the East Library and West Room, was completed in 1912. ^[31] Whitelaw Read died while serving as Ambassador to England in 1912. Elizabeth Mills Reed died in 1931 and the entire contents of the house were auctioned off in 1935. In 1947, the Reid family put the estate up for sale.

Reid Castle was dedicated to Elizabeth Mills Reed on September 19, 1969. In 1974, the US Department of the Interior listed the building on the National Register of Historic Places in recognition of its historical and architectural significance. ^[32]

Campus Purchase (1952-present)

The new Manhattanville campus was completed in 1952 with six buildings: Reed Castle, restored for use as an administration building, library, academic building, Brownson Hall; music building Pius X Hall; Benziger Canteen and Founders’ Dormitory.

Growing student numbers led to the addition of Spellman Hall in 1957. The Kennedy Gymnasium, also completed in 1957, was made possible by a grant from the Lt. Joseph Kennedy, Jr. Foundation. The Kennedy family dedicated the gymnasium in honor of their daughter, Kathleen, Marquess of Hartington. The dedication of Kennedy Grammar School and Spellman Hall took place on October 27, 1957 years presided over by Francis Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York. Present were Joseph P. Kennedy, Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy 11, Jean Kennedy Smith 49, and Ethel Skakel Kennedy 49. Edward M. Kennedy gave the dedication speech. ^[33]

During Purchase’s first decade, campus worship was located in the West Room. The chapel was completed in 1963 and named after President Eleanor O’Byrne, RSCJ. O’Byrne is the longest-serving president, having lasted from 1945 to 1966. Dammann and Tenney Halls were the last residential buildings completed in 1966. In 1991, forty-eight faculty and staff housing units added a new dimension to the Manhattanville campus community. ^[32]

On September 26, 2006, the Manhattanville community dedicated the Ohnell Environmental Center. The center includes a classroom housed in a non-invasive, LEED-compliant structure designed by Maya Lin, architect of the Vietnam War Memorial. The project also included the restoration of the Holladay Stone Chapel with new stonework and a glass roof providing a uniquely reflective space on campus. In 2008, the Berman Center was completed. ^[34] This building currently houses the communications and media department, Berger Art Gallery, student radio station MVL; school newspaper Touchstone; dance studio and fitness center. The campus has undergone a number of renovations over the past few years, including improvements to the library, dining hall, gym, athletic fields, tennis courts, and campus walkways. In 2012, the college opened “Heritage Hall”, a permanent exhibition of the history of the college.

Academicians

Manhattanville offers Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, and Bachelor of Music degrees to undergraduate students and Master of Arts, Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy, and Doctor of Education for graduate students. Undergraduates can choose from 45 majors and minors, and graduate students can study 75 advanced degrees and certificates. Students may also develop specialty majors or pursue dual majors.

Rankings

Castle Scholars Honors Program

The Castle Scholars Honors Program at Manhattanville College aims to challenge high achieving students and encourage them to explore new areas of interest beyond the usual intellectual parameters throughout their student career. This selective program limits admission to ten percent of each incoming class. Castle Scholars Honors Students benefit from rigorous, intellectually stimulating, interdisciplinary seminars, each taught by full-time faculty. Castle Scholars can also apply for special funding to undertake Honors independent research and creative projects, enabling them to design, implement and achieve the ambitious goals they set for themselves. Castle Honors students will also learn how to become effective leaders and contribute to the Manhattanville community by hosting a Human Rights Awareness Day each fall and a Student Research and Creative Achievement Fair each spring.

Pius X School of Liturgical Music

Pius X School of Liturgical Music was opened in 1916 as part of the college. It was founded by Justine Ward, who developed methods for teaching Gregorian chant, emulating those of the monks at Solesmes, and by Mother Georgia Stevens, RSCJ, musician and Roman Catholic nun. ^[39] The faculty has over the years included Ward, Achille Bragers and André Moquero. ^{[ citation needed ]} The school has thousands of music teachers, including Cecilia Claire Bocard and Thomas Mark Liotta. The namesake of the school was Pope Pius X, an adherent of sacred music, who initiated the reform of the liturgy in the 20th century. Institute closed at 1969 year. In 2010, the Gregorian chant, held in Pius X Hall as part of the inauguration celebrations of the previous president, drew a crowded audience of alumni, students and faculty.

Master’s programs

Restored 19th century chapel in Onell Ecological Park.

In addition to 45 majors and undergraduate minors, Manhattanville College offers master’s degrees in ten fields of study and Ed.D. in the school of education. The School of Business offers Master of Science degrees in Human Resource Management and Organizational Effectiveness, Business Leadership, Marketing Communications Management, International Management, Sports Business Management, and Finance. The college also offers accelerated undergraduate programs through APPEAL (Accelerated Professional Programs for Adult Evening Students). ^[40] and a number of double degree programs. The School of Business Institute for Risk Management and the Women’s Leadership Institute provide academic resources and host events to meet the needs of individuals, organizations, and businesses. ^[41]

The Manhattanville 36-credit Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing is open to graduates from accredited colleges and universities who demonstrate strong potential in writing and critical thinking. Students are admitted to the program primarily on the basis of the written documents they submit during the application process.

School of Nursing

In autumn 2020, the school will introduce a nursing program. ^[42] In 2019, the school began to explore this possibility as New Rochelle College was closed permanently. ^[43]

Manhattanville Library’s Rare Book and Manuscript Room

The Manhattanville College Library’s Rare Book and Manuscript Room houses both manuscripts and printed materials from the Manhattanville College Library. The rare book collection consists of approximately 2,400 titles covering the book’s history in the United States and Europe. Subject areas represented include history, religion, literature, biography, and philosophy. The collection also includes other formats such as periodicals, Jewish pamphlets, government documents, maps, and manuscripts. Of particular note are the five incunabula and several bound volumes of manuscripts. The latter include separate collections of psalms and prayers intended to assist in personal ministry, known as the Books of hours . The most notable of these is Horae Beatae Mariae Virginis, sperm Calendario – also known as Manhattanville Book of Hours . ^[44]

Student Life

Athletics

Manhattanville is a member of the NCAA Division III, competing primarily in the Skyline Conference, the United Collegiate Hockey Conference (Men’s and Women’s Hockey) ^{[45, NECC Women’s} field hockey) ^[46] . The department has added eight teams since 2007 and currently sponsors 20 varsity sports: men’s and women’s basketball, cross country, ice hockey, indoor running, lacrosse, outdoor track, and soccer; baseball, softball, men’s and women’s golf, field hockey, and women’s volleyball. Men’s and women’s tennis ^[47] will start in 2018–19.

In May 2018, Manhattanville announced that it would leave the MAC Freedom Conference and return to the Skyline Conference for 2019-20 academic year. Manhattanville was a member of Skyline before leaving for MAC in 2007. ^[48]

Publications

Touchstone ^[49] oldest newspaper serving the Manhattanville community; national literary magazine Graffiti is also published in Manhattanville.

Notable Alumni
- Karen Akers – Singer, actress, Theater World Award winner and Tony Award nominee (9, Grand Hotel, Heartburn, Purple Rose of Cairo)
- Kathleen Sullivan Alioto – Educator, Politician, Chairman of the Boston School Committee
- Ann Bermingham – Professor Emeritus of Art History at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
- Cecilia Claire Bocard, S.P. – musician and composer of works for organ, piano and choir.
- Sally Bott – Barclays Group Human Resources Director
- Jamaal Bowman – Educator and elected congressman from New York’s 16th congressional district in the US House of Representatives.
- Matt Brownger – Actor, writer and stand-up comedian. (MADtv)
- Sarah Brownson – writer, daughter of Orestes A. Brownson
- Meg Bassert – Broadway actress, singer and academic. (Music Man, Brigadoon, Camelot)
- Sila Calderon – Politician, businesswoman and former governor of Puerto Rico
- Adele Chatfield-Taylor – President and CEO of the American Academy in Rome, 1988-2013.
- Suk Nyul Choi – Child Author
- Christine Choi – Documentary filmmaker ( Who killed Vincent Chin? )
- Mary T. Clark, RSCJ – Academic, historian of philosophy and human rights activist
- Carlon Kolker, M.D. – physician and nutritional supplement consultant
- James Badge Dale – film and television actor ( 24 , Rubicon )
- James de Givenchy – Jewelry designer and owner of the Taffin jewelry company.
- Rosario Ferre – Writer, poet, essayist, professor University of Puerto Rico
- Anita Figueredo – Surgeon and philanthropist
- Lindsey Barrett George – Award-winning illustrator and author of children’s books
- Katherine Gibbs – Founder of Gibbs College, a commercial institution founded in 1911.
- Mindy Grossman – CEO of HSN, Inc. ranked #22 in Fortune’s Best People in Business 2014
- Mary Hamilton (Activist) – Freedom Rider, Congressional for Racial Equality Field Secretary, Appellant in landmark U.S. Supreme Court case, Hamilton v. Alabama (1964) ^[50]
- Jane Briggs Hart – Aviator
- Marion S. Kellogg – First female vice president of General Electric ^[51]
- US President Rose Kennedy’s mother Kennedy
- Ethel Skakel Kennedy – Widow of US Senator Robert F. Kennedy; founder of the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Center
- Joan Bennett Kennedy – Writer, musician, ex-wife of a US senator. Edward M. Kennedy
- Janice Lachance – CEO Special Libraries Association and former director US Office of Personnel
- Mickey Lang – professional hockey player for the Toronto Marlies
- Maria Elena Lagomasino – CEO of Asset Management Advisors, a subsidiary of SunTrust Banks; Director of The Coca-Cola Company; former Chairman and CEO of JP Morgan Private Bank; 2007 Latin American Businesswoman
- Sean Lavery – Composer; Director of Liturgical and Musical Development of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Ozamiz in the Philippines; Director of Sacred Music at St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, Ireland
- Hildret Meyer – Architect, muralist and mosaicist; first woman to receive a Fine Arts Medal American Institute of Architects
- Daryl A. Mundis – Senior Attorney for The Hague for Slobodan Milosevic trial
- Rosemary Murphy – Film, theater and television actress (To Kill a Mockingbird, Walking Tall, Eleanor and Franklin)
- Josie Natori – President Natori Company
- Olga Nolla – Poet, journalist, correspondent writer Universidad Metropolitana (UMET)
- Kitty Pilgrim – CNN Emmy, Peabody & DuPont Award-winning News Anchor and Correspondent
- Mary Perkins Ryan is a Catholic writer and educator.

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