Data Entry Jobs in Portage, PA -- full-time and part-time

Mainline Pharmacy is looking for employees to do data entry for the Covid vaccines.

Help is needed immediately and can be part-time or full-time. Location is Portage, PA, and the pay is $10/hr.

If interested, email Jeff@mainlinepharmacy.com

Please keep Sue Hoberney, MAC's Admissions Office Coordinator of Visits & Events, and her family in your prayers. Her brother passed away this past weekend. 

SGA works to collaborate with organizations, manage club budgets and involvement, and increase MAC spirit through partnerships with offices and services on campus.  The group serves at the voice of the student body.  SGA's efforts benefit all of our students!

If you think you might want to be a part of this and desire to represent our student body, please submit a letter of intent.  Most of the positions require a small time commitment with maximum benefit to members and all students! 

The letter of intent can be simple- it should state which position that you desire and why your personal qualities and experiences make you a good fit for an executive position. You will submit via email to sklawinski@mtaloy.edu by Friday, April 9th.  Here are the requirements:

Weekly Mass in the Chapel - Mondays 11:30am and Thursdays 12pm.

Dear Campus Community,

So far, we have received 38 submissions to participate in the Sixteenth Annual Student Research Symposium from students working with 11 mentors (see below Happy researching!) 

First, thanks to all who submitted/helped submit entries!  Second, if you are mentoring a student research project and expected it to be part of the pool (or perhaps not), please check the linked file below (sorted by mentor) and alert Dr. Merrilee Anderson (manderson@mtaloy.edu) to any issues (please note that we are only interested in getting a count of the number of entries, participants, presentation types, and broad content areas at this point):

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VXbfVvjFexI8xqKsa-xU4QfeC0fiTbYP/view?usp=sharing

Thanks so much!  The committee will share more details about how to proceed in the coming weeks, for now you may begin developing your poster.

Happy researching!

The Student Research Committee

The Mount Aloysius Multicultural Advisory Board is pleased to offer a Resource Guide (LibGuide) of contemporary fiction titles from a variety of cultures/countries worldwide.  Watch for additional pages for the literature of other cultures/countries to be added to this guide in the coming weeks.  The direct link to this guide is https://libguides.mtaloy.edu/multiculturalism.  It can also be accessed from the list of all LibGuides under "Quick Links" on the Library Webpage.  We welcome your feedback and/or requests and ask that you send these to us through the "Your Comments" page on the Resource Guide.  Thank you in advance.  We hope that you will take advantage of this resource that is intended to take you on a journey to greater global awareness through the pages of world literature.

 

The Advisory Board plans to offer a second Resource Guide devoted to critical concerns and issues related to multiculturalism, such as diversity, equity, inclusion, etc., from the perspectives of different academic disciplines.  Please send your suggestions to the co-chairs of the Multicultural Advisory Board, Stacey Owens and Tracy McFarland. 

Dear Faculty and Staff,

We are excited to roll out the first Institutional Advancement E-Newsletter.  We hope to inform the entire Mount Aloysius community each quarter to keep them up-to-date on our efforts and provide an understanding of the role our office plays in advancing the institution. 

We invite you to read the first edition of the Institutional Advancement Winter 2021 Newsletter. 

Dr. John Farkas