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The Donelan Office advances community engagement through partnerships with students, faculty, and community organizations. Through community-based learning (CBL) courses, students at Holy Cross have the opportunity to connect academic learning with civic engagement integrated into courses offered in a wide variety of disciplines. The Scholarship in Action program (SIA) supports faculty, students, and community organizations through resources, coordination, and short-term and long-term grants for community-engaged research. In CBL courses and SIA projects, academic learning is brought to life through a range of research opportunities, community-based projects, and direct service opportunities that meet community-identified needs.

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The Academic Internship Program is a full credit, one-semester course, comprised of both an analytical component (an internship seminar, such as Ethical Issues in Professional Life, Social Justice, or Legal Issues) and an experiential component (fieldwork at an internship site in Worcester or the greater Boston area).

The internship course provides third and fourth-year students with a unique opportunity for learning about particular fields through a combination of direct hands-on experience and formal study and is designed to complement the more traditional curriculum. While the main intent of the program is to provide students with an experiential learning opportunity in their chosen fields, it also provides an opportunity for career exploration.

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Academic Services and Learning Resources helps students develop, manage, and navigate their personal and academic goals. At ASLR, students engage in academic success programming, including one-on-one peer tutoring and mentoring, collaborative learning with fellow students, individual success coaching, and interactive workshops. ASLR empowers students to succeed by helping to maximize their potential through an introduction to key resources and strategies.

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Peer Tutoring and one-on-one academic support

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Admission Tour Guides are comprised of dedicated student volunteers in the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Campus tours are offered year-round with some small hiatuses during school breaks. Interviews for new Tour Guides happen once per year, towards the end of the spring semester. Should you have any questions about the Tour Guide program, you can reach out to Assistant Director of Admission, Tom McHugh, at tmchugh@holycross.edu.

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The Office of Donor Relations congratulates endowed and annual scholars at Holy Cross and facilitates communication and events for these select students.

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Students in Africana Studies examine the histories, politics, cultures, and economies of Africa, the Americas, the Caribbean, and Europe using methods from multiple disciplines including history, sociology, political science, languages, literature, religion, and music.

While race is a power social construction used to oppress people of color from the past to the present, Africans and people of African descent have engaged and transformed ideas about identity, belonging, gender, ethnicity, "blackness," and "whiteness" all over the world.

Courses address intellectual achievements, cultural traditions, social institutions, and political movements of people of African descent.
The concentration encourages a global perspective of the past and the present.
Speakers, arts events, forums, and internship

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The Alexander Hamilton Society (AHS) is a non-partisan, not-for-profit, national organization that seeks to identify, educate, and launch young men and women into foreign policy and national security careers imbued with the Hamiltonian perspective of strong and principled American leadership in global affairs. With the world more chaotic and dangerous today than it has been in a half-century, we seed the ground for the future of American foreign policy. Primarily through engaging in debate, AHS programming is critical to the intellectual and professional development of a new generation of American leaders. We believe that the American polity benefits from vigorous public discussion; our students frequently tell us that our events are the most engaging debates that take place on campus. AHS operates on over 80 chapters on college campuses across the country, in addition to professional chapters in New York City and Washington, DC.

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AHS's selective national programming provides our student leaders with foundational educational, professional, and social experiences. From our annual Student Leadership Conference that prepares our students to lead their campus chapters to our Hamilton National Institute that educates students in the fundamentals and first principles of our industry to our robust partnership with the Reagan National Defense Forum, our national programs are unique opportunities to catapult students deep into our network and into leadership positions on their campuses.

We also assist our students with the most critical of functions: career advancement. Through opportunity tracking, mentorship and counseling, relationship building, and some financial support, our team serves as the office of career services for our student leaders, acting as their bridge into the professional world. By building relationships with like-minded institutions, offices, and people, we have become the pipeline for trusted and vetted talent, and are increasingly the first stop for resume calls in our growing network.

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Our mission is to spread awareness about ALS to the Holy Cross Community and to support the ALS Association of Massachusetts and their many volunteer and fundraising efforts.

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Initially funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Arts Transcending Borders (ATB) is an initiative designed to enhance the role of the arts in every aspect of the Holy Cross experience by infusing the arts into students' academic lives and creating new opportunities throughout the curriculum and the community to cross cultural, geographic, and disciplinary boundaries. Foremost and at the heart of the initiative lies the visiting artist-in-residence program, which brings distinguished artists to campus to engage with students, faculty, staff, and the greater Worcester community through various workshops, master classes, public lectures, and performances. In tandem, ATB sponsors dynamic programs throughout the year, ranging from lectures by renowned scholars and artists, to unique performances, exhibitions, and installations.

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A.S.I.A.'s main goal is to develop and expand cultural interest and understanding within the College of the Holy Cross community.
Our organization aims to educate, advocate, and spread campus awareness about different Asian interest and cultures.
We hope to foster a welcoming environment by holding events and participating in activities that do not discriminate based on any differences.

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Holy Cross is a founding member of the Patriot League, an NCAA Division I league that prizes academic excellence as well as athletic achievement.
We promote the academic, athletic and personal formation of our student-athletes above all else.
Athletics embodies the College's mission to develop the mind, body and spirit in the Jesuit tradition.
With this legacy as our foundation, we strive to educate and inspire through Athletics.
We are committed to being an integral component of and participant in the Holy Cross community.
We strive for individual and team success in intercollegiate athletics. We are guided by the core values
of PASSION, ACHIEVEMENT, INTEGRITY and RESPECT, with confidence that these promote the
intellectual, physical, spiritual and moral development of our men and women.

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Our mission is to educate our members on various styles of ballroom dance from waltz to cha-cha.
We encourage our members to experiment with different styles, partners, and to compete for ribbons and titles.
We foster a fun and welcoming environment for people of all skill levels to enjoy!

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- Open to all skill levels; Beginners are welcome!
- Access to professional coaches
- Attend competitions for awards and regalia
- Perform in Dancing with the Stars for charity
- Low Commitment- you can attend as much or as little as you like. We are always welcoming no matter what!

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The mission of the College of the Holy Cross Wellness Committee incorporates body, mind and spirit. We promote individual wellness along with a workplace culture which supports its employees' desires to make healthy, sustainable life choices.

Our vision is to foster adoption of a wellness culture that results in such benefits as personal and professional productivity, physical, mental, social, financial and holistic well-being.

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In partnership with Human Resources, the Worksite Wellness Program helps College employees achieve and maintain optimum health — in mind, body, spirit, and community.

What can Worksite Wellness do for you?

~ Design a personalized exercise program or identify and reach your well-being goals via one on one wellness
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~ Provide training on the proper use of the strength and exercise equipment in The Jo and Loyola Fitness Center
~ Improve your well-being by participating in exercise classes or a monthly wellness challenge
~ Feel more centered, manage stress and anxiety, and improve your outlook on life through daily 10 minute virtual
meditation sessions
~ Quit tobacco through our on-site one-on-one tobacco cessation coaching
~ Schedule a mindfulness meditation session, stretching, or stress reduction program for a department, or a
specialty class for an event or meeting
~ Experience peace and relaxation at a full day yoga and meditation retreat at the Joyce Contemplative Center
~ Change your relationship with food or anxiety through one-on-one sessions on the Eat Right Now mindful eating or
Unwinding Anxiety stress reduction programs
~ Meet colleagues from across campus and foster a sense of community by getting involved in wellness
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Most wellness programs are free of charge.

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The Black Student Union serves the Holy Cross community as an organization to promote black intellectuality and create unity amongst blacks students. We generate a greater understanding between races and ethnicities by actively promoting and participating in academic, political, and social programs, which broaden understanding of the crucial aspects of race relations and social environments within our community.

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The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery exists to promote and support the intellectual and cultural life of Holy Cross. Through its exhibitions and acquisitions, both historical and contemporary, the Gallery serves as a catalyst for the search for meaning and value in life and history. The Cantor Gallery has special responsibility for integrating the liberal arts values of the College and the classroom by linking exhibitions to the broader curriculum.

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Stay connected to what's happening at the CAG by learning about upcoming gallery exhibitions and events.

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The Career Accessibility Program (C.A..P.) is a three-tiered career education and peer mentoring program for students with disabilities to connect with peer mentors and alumni with disabilities

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Collaborating with the network of Holy Cross alumni, employers and campus partners, the Center for Career Development shares expertise and engages students throughout their undergraduate career to translate the liberal arts experience into meaningful vocation and a lifetime of professional achievement.

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The Center for Writing aims to support both faculty and students as they pursue the Ignatian concept <i>eloquentia perfecta</i>: eloquence in persuasive speech and writing produced for the common good. In support of this tradition and the College's mission to pursue excellence in teaching, learning, and research, the Center promotes writing across campus in all disciplines, languages, and traditions.

The Center for Writing is located on the 2nd floor of Dinand library.

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The Ciocca Center at Holy Cross offers multiple pathways for students interested in business. A liberal arts education is most valuable in today's world when students have opportunities to connect their classroom learning to real-world environments and problems. Thus all of our pathways include significant experiential learning components. You can choose any major you are passionate about, while gaining real-world business exposure and perspective.

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Offerings in the Ciocca Center are open to students of all majors and class years. Advisors offer one-on-one guidance to connect you to the resources and tools that will enable you to achieve your individual career goals.

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Our mission as class officers is to communicate on behalf of the Class of 2024 in accordance with faculty and other organizations in order to facilitate events to engage the community.

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Informed by our Jesuit tradition and in the context of a residential environment, the Division of Student Affairs provides opportunities for students to develop intellectually, psychologically, socially, spiritually, culturally, morally, physically, and vocationally. As educators, we engage students—through our programs and services—to develop knowledge and strategies which enable them to live purposeful and balanced lives. We teach students to exercise leadership in service to others, and to participate in and promote a diverse community characterized by caring and respect for the worth and dignity of every human being. Through shared responsibility with all members of the College community, we foster an environment in which the pursuit of excellence and continuous improvement permeate our efforts. Consistent with the College Mission Statement, Student Affairs aspires to educate students to become exemplary citizens who apply their talents and abilities in service, faith, family, and community.

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Recreation is an important part of each person's individual wellness and at Holy Cross we strive to offer opportunities for you to get involved in a wide array of activities outside of Division I athletics. The Office Campus Recreation offers a range of recreational activities through competitive, instructional, informal and recreational leadership opportunities.

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If you are interested in student employment opportunities with the Office of Campus Recreation, please visit the Student Employment Website (SEWS) https://apps.holycross.edu/sews/login for more information and applications.

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The Counseling Center works collaboratively with students to meet their mental health needs and to promote their academic success and personal growth. Our staff members are committed to meeting the highest ethical and professional standards in our provision of psychological services. We are dedicated to creating an affirming and inclusive atmosphere for individuals of all ethnicities, cultures, ages, sexual orientations, gender identities, gender expressions, abilities, national origins, immigration status, spiritual practices, socioeconomic backgrounds, ideological affiliations, and life experiences.

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TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT, PLEASE CALL 508-793-3363

Counseling Center staff members are here to assist and support you in the following ways:

The Counseling Center staff members are committed to keeping students safe by minimizing face-to-face exposure. All services will continue to be fully operational while also being adapted for COVID-19 regulations through teleconferencing (i.e., Zoom or telephone).

If you are in distress and need to speak with someone urgently, an on-call crisis counselor is available by telephone to any currently enrolled student, regardless of residential location, 24/7 by calling 855-418-7282.

The Counseling Center is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. and can be reached by calling 508-793-3363.

Telepsychotherapy, consultation, psychiatry, Urgent Care (Monday through Friday at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.), and outreach will continue to be provided.

Clinicians are available to offer consultation to assist students and families in navigating how to access proximal therapeutic supports. In order to access consultation through the Counseling Center, please call 508-793-3363.

For additional information, please call the Counseling Center at 508-793-3363.

Mental health resources for coping with COVID-19 can be found at www.apa.org/topics/covid-19/.

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Through semester-long, skills-based consulting projects, we mobilize each other to leverage our education, digital fluency, mentorship networks, and knowledge as customers to empower small business owners and drive change in our local community. Open to any major and class year.

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COPE focuses on building a strong connection between the Counseling Center and Holy Cross students through inclusive outreach programming designed to increase student awareness of mental health issues and reduce the stigma associated with seeking help. Through direct programming and primary prevention efforts, COPE provides education and resources for students of diverse backgrounds. COPE seeks to promote emotional well-being among Holy Cross students and to help them resolve stressful situations when they arise. As a peer education group, COPE does not engage in peer counseling.

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The mission of D.E.S.I. is to enhance, reinforce and strengthen South Asian countries' culture and social awareness at the College of the Holy Cross. D.E.S.I. s agenda encompasses topics related to the eight South Asian countries: Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Afghanistan, India, and the Maldives. We explore the festivals and the traditions of these countries in efforts to educate the Holy Cross community. In developing an acronym for Developing and Educating South-Asian Ideologies, D.E.S.I., we emphasize that we are not only teaching the Holy Cross community a particular country but about all South-Asian countries that originated within the Indian subcontinent. These teachings go beyond just the cultural aspect, including the significance of social justice in D.E.S.I communities in America and abroad.

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Our vision is to create a culinary experience that provides students with delicious food that upholds our standards for optimal nutrition, environmental stewardship and resilience, and social responsibility. Holy Cross Dining offers full-service dining to the entire campus community including students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents and campus guests. Students are our first priority, and you will get to know us well during your years on The Hill. We firmly believe that today's hard-working college students should be rewarded with a dining experience that is palate-pleasing, healthy and entertaining.

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The Office of Distinguished Fellowships and Graduate Studies primarily guides students through highly competitive international and national scholarship competitions and secondarily counsels them about general graduate-study options.

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To create a welcoming, stigma-free campus community that promotes disability pride so that all students have an opportunity to flourish and embrace their differences.

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The Equestrian Club aims to facilitate and grow a love for horses and horseback riding among Holy Cross students. We want to encourage students with all levels of experience to join. The main goal of the team is to provide a way for students to learn about and practice horseback riding skills as well as create a sense of community for its members.

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The purpose of Fools on the Hill is to provide students with an opportunity to perform a cappella music in a co-educational musical environment. As a group, we strive to cover a wide range of music, perform at numerous on- and off-campus gigs, and produce a musical product that is of high quality for the enjoyment of the people who attend performances.

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Admitted group members get to perform with the group at biweekly Cool Beans performances. Members also have the chance to perform at several gigs both on- and off-campus, including in Seelos Theater for the Family Weekend A Cappella Showcase and at the Purple Key Society's Annual Tree Lighting in December. Fools also has performed at Foolzapalooza, an annual spring event held in the Hogan Ballroom and the Worcester Education Collaborative's WEC'appella, a charity a cappella competition between Worcester area high schools and colleges.

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Fusion Hip Hop Dance Team welcomes all dancers and non-dancers to participate. Even
though we are a Hip Hop dance group, we are a team that fuses all types of dance together, hence
the name Fusion. We perform in many MSO events, such as LASO, ASIA, CASA, and BSU.
We also collaborate with many other groups on campus! Fusion Hip Hop is a proud group here
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The Gateways Orientation programs (Summer, Fall Transfer, International Student, and Extended) assist new students and their parents/guardians in their transition to the Holy Cross community – to the academic, spiritual and co-curricular experience of the college. In collaboration with other departments, we provide workshops and presentations to inform them about the various educational and co-curricular opportunities available to students and the responsibilities expected of them inside and outside of the classroom. We help students further understand what is unique about a Jesuit Catholic liberal arts education. In the Jesuit tradition, student leaders, faculty and staff share their personal stories and experiences to foster authentic connections and to demonstrate the college mission and to better prepare students and families for their transition.

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The Holy Cross Green Fund was established in 2020 and aims to establish a more sustainable campus through extensive, visible, and strategic collaboration between students, faculty, administration, and staff.

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Habitat for Humanity for Holy Cross is a group of students who volunteer at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Worcester on Saturdays. We complete important tasks such as pricing and organizing donated items for sale around the store. Occasionally, we get to participate in build days. Our aim is to offer assistance to the employees and other volunteers so that the organization has successful construction projects and other important tasks at ReStore are completed.

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Work with a fun group of volunteers on projects at the ReStore and build sites while helping out the local Worcester community!

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HC Launch, the student-run incubator, fosters the development of entrepreneurial skills and ventures in the Holy Cross community. The incubator takes a holistic approach to support individuals through skills training, mentorship, funding opportunities, and in-kind resources. Students can pursue two paths: 1) receive support developing a business from concept to launch and growth or 2) join an extended team that will help current venture ideas. The incubator has an application process for both business ideas and for associate positions on the management team. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

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Students athletes working alongside other students to address issues around substance use risk and culture on campus. We also educate about the effect of substance use on athletic performance and team culture.

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The organization hopes to serve as a resource for first-generation and/or low-income college students, to educate the community at large about these aspects of society, to promote inclusion between all economic groups, and finally, to help perpetuate "a community marked by freedom, mutual respect, and civility", as stated in the Holy Cross Mission Statement.

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Health Services provides quality health care that recognizes the individual needs of the students and supports their academic success. Healthcare professionals provide services, programs and wellness education to enable students to become well integrated in mind, body and spirit.

Holy Cross Health Services is accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, Inc. (AAAHC) and has consistently met nationally recognized standards for quality health care set by the accrediting organization.

Health Services is conveniently located on campus in Loyola and provides urgent care, limited primary care, and specialty referrals to providers in the community. The system is designed so that every student may receive appropriate, professional, and timely health care services. Students are challenged as individuals and as members of the College community to examine and to improve health behaviors. Health not only refers to physical health, but emotional and spiritual health as well.

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The purpose of this organization is to serve as a career launching point for its team of college journalists. Her Campus is the #1 new-media brand for the empowered college woman. Written entirely by the world's top college journalists – with 11,000+ contributors and counting – HerCampus.com features national Style, Beauty, Health, Love, Life, Career, Entertainment, News, DIY, LGBTQ+, High School, and After College content supplemented by local content from 350+ campus chapters nationwide and in 11 countries.

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Whether performing in world-class concert halls or historic athletic venues, the Holy Cross Bands are committed to serving and engaging the campus community with quality music, excellent people, and enjoyable experiences.

The first band at Holy Cross was founded in 1845, as the "College Brass Band." Since our inception, bands at Holy Cross include the Goodtime Marching Band and the Holy Cross Pep Band, supporting Athletics and the Holy Cross community.

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The mission of Holy Cross Dance Marathon is to give students and faculty the opportunity to share a remarkable dance experience with one another with the goal of raising awareness and funds for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. Throughout the year, our goal is to bring people together in unique and fun ways to inform and educate the community.

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College Marketing and Communications is responsible for overseeing communication with students, parents, alumni, faculty, staff, news media and the general public via publicity, the Holy Cross website, Holy Cross social media channels, multimedia projects, and other marketing efforts that uphold the image, integrity and mission of the College.

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The Holy Cross Sales Group explores the sales and management industries of business and the ways a liberal arts education is useful in the business world. Club members learn a variety of selling techniques and strategies, communication and organization, and obtain attributes that breed success in the sales industry. Meetings are enhanced with guest alumni speakers who discuss their professional lives. All class years and majors encouraged to join.

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The Holy Cross Student Investment Fund (HCSIF) through the Ciocca Center for Business, Ethics, and Society at the College of the Holy Cross supports the liberal arts education by developing literacy for the financial services industry. HCSIF fosters teamwork and personal growth through competition, and provides a rigorous training program to prepare underclassmen for internships and employment. Members gain experience and knowledge in the fields of asset valuation, equity research, and portfolio management to prepare them for the demands of modern business and finance.

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The Ignite Fund empowers students to accomplish independent goals by providing funds and administrative support. Students propose projects oriented toward a concrete problem or challenge on our campus, in our community, or around the world, and aspire to provide an actionable response.

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The Help Desk offers the College community a central line for questions and problem resolution. The Help Desk is here to answer student, faculty and staff questions on College supported software and network problems including PCs, Macs, printers, and network connections.

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The J.D. Power Center for Liberal Arts in the World helps students identify and pursue opportunities outside of the classroom, and to better articulate the value of these opportunities as part of a Holy Cross education.

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As we begin the spring semester, we invite all students to join us for Kickoff to 2021! This is a series designed to help support the next phase of your transition to the College community, to acclimate you to campus and expectations, and create community.

Please go to the homepage and refer to the left navigation menu for your checklist of items to complete. If you have any questions please email osi@holycross.edu.

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The goal of creating The College of the Holy Cross Men's Club Lacrosse team is to spread the sport of lacrosse to the diverse student body of Holy Cross. We believe that making the sport of lacrosse available to those who wish to play it on a club level will promote the growth of many new friendships and inspire those to take part in a healthy and active lifestyle.

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The Rev. Michael C. McFarland, S.J. Center for Religion, Ethics and Culture sponsors and supports programs that explore basic human questions of meaning, morality and mutual obligation.

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The New York Semester Program is a highly competitive, semester-long program offered in New York City through Holy Cross. Students work and study in New York City, integrating the lessons they have learned in the classroom with their experiences in the greatest city in the world.

The program welcomes students from all disciplines to connect their academic learning with direct, professional experience in their major fields, providing them with dynamic opportunities for intellectual, personal and professional growth and development. Through the New York Semester Program, students have the opportunity to work with cutting-edge firms in the areas of finance, marketing, the arts, and politics; engage in a collaborative capstone project with their peers; study principles of leadership; and live in the exciting environment of New York.

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The purpose of Off the Record (OTR) is to provide a close-knit community for females looking to join a vocal group on campus. OTR aims to provide the Holy Cross community with student-produced renditions of songs and hopes to work alongside Holy Cross's aim to bring a well-rounded culture and diversity to the Holy Cross campus through musical arrangements and performances. A cappella experience is not necessary, and we encourage students of all levels to audition!

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Members will join weekly rehearsals and performances at Cool Beans on Tuesday nights. Members will also have the chance to perform at the annual Christmas Tree Lighting, Parents Weekend, and various other Holy Cross events!

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Coming together to give our best is what makes Holy Cross special. Crusaders spend four years as students and the rest of their lives as alumni family members. The College offers countless opportunities for lifelong involvement — get involved!

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The mission of our student philanthropy efforts is to provide students a perspective on giving back, to promote awareness of the ways alumni generosity impacts student life, and to the legacy of philanthropy, that enhances all facets of a Holy Cross education.

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Recreation is an important part of each person's individual wellness and at Holy Cross we strive to offer opportunities for you to get involved in a wide array of activities outside of Division I athletics. The Office Campus Recreation offers a range of recreational activities through competitive, instructional, informal and recreational leadership opportunities.

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If you are interested in student employment opportunities with the Office of Campus Recreation, please visit the Student Employment Website (SEWS) https://apps.holycross.edu/sews/login for more information and applications.

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The Office of Student Involvement offers a well-balanced co-curricular program that enriches the college experience and contributes to the development of the whole person – mind, body, spirit, and community. The department collaborates with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders (including the student government association, recognized student organizations, multicultural student organizations, athletics, chaplains, deans, faculty, staff, administrators, and community members) to create thoughtful and well-designed experiences that will expand student learning outside of the classroom and the development of their strengths, skills, and leadership that will serve them during college and beyond.

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At Holy Cross, sustainability isn't a buzzword — it's our collective responsibility. Safeguarding the environment for future generations reflects our Jesuit mission. We embrace this challenge at all levels of our institution — from College-wide initiatives that reduce electrical usage to student-driven programs that promote climate-friendly practices.

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The Holy Cross Green Fund was established in 2020 and aims to establish a more sustainable campus through extensive, visible, and strategic collaboration between students, faculty, administration, and staff.

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Inspired by our Jesuit identity and mindful of the realities of our age, the College Chaplains affirm the value of integrating faith and the intellectual life. In a spirit of hospitality and dialogue, we invite all members of the Holy Cross community to grow in faith through worship, contemplation, study, service, and solidarity.

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Are you interested in volunteering to serve the local community? Or going on an overnight retreat to reflect on your life and relationship with God and to build friendships with other Holy Cross students? Do you want to participate more fully in the liturgical ministry or interdenominational services? The programs at the Chaplains' Office will guide you in developing your faith and enable you to provide service and promote justice in your community and around the world. Join us!

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The Spring Break Immersion Program offers Holy Cross students the opportunity to build relationships across economic, regional, and cultural differences with people throughout the U.S.

Solidarity, spirituality, and mutuality are core values of the program. Though there is an element of direct service involved at many of our spring break immersion sites, the primary focus is on building relationships with the people in our host communities.

Rather than setting out to "make a difference," our students set out — in the words of Rev. Greg Boyle, S.J. — to "wonder how people are doing." The program aims to emphasize the "with" in the phrase "people for and with others," and we hope that participants return to campus with a deeper appreciation for accompaniment, mutuality, and shared human experience.

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The College of the Holy Cross chapter of Students for Life of America works to foster increased concern and respect for human life. The group is concerned with a broad range of life issues, including abortion, euthanasia, and capital punishment, as well as quality of life issues. It is committed to promoting dialogue on polarizing issues through education and activism. The group meets regularly to foster individual reflection, to promote community, and to organize activism and programs for the wider campus community.

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The Outdoors Club is for students to experience and integrate nature into their lives and build community with one another.

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The Office of Parent and Family Engagement recognizes families as important influencers in students' lives and achievement. Students drive their Holy Cross education, but family involvement can be an important factor as they navigate emerging adulthood. We seek to engage, educate and inform parents and families so they can offer effective coaching and support to their developing student(s). We are committed to fostering relationships between parents and the College as we work toward the shared goal of promoting student learning, well-being, holistic development and success.

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Holy Cross Pre-NP Club offers students interested in a nurse practitioner tract an opportunity in which to find and provide support, information, service and learning opportunities. Members are provided opportunities to meet other Holy Cross Nurse Practitioner alumnae and recent graduates for mentorship

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Meetings:
3rd Thursday of every month
6-7 pm
Loyola Health Services or Virtual

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The Real Estate Club exposes students to a broad range of topics including residential, commercial, and development. Join us for industry perspective and discussions about current market trends with alumni guest speakers.

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The Research Associates Program pairs students with faculty members to work on various research projects. While faculty largely benefit from having student assistance with their research, it's also a great opportunity for student researchers. You can gain valuable experience working on a faculty project, developing critical skills needed for internships/research/post-graduation jobs, and build expertise within a certain field.

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REST is a collective group made up of students, faculty and staff who are working to cultivate the value of rest at Holy Cross. Rest is taking and honoring the space and time to resist "grind culture." Rest is giving ourselves and each other permission to let go of the need for constant striving, productivity, busy-ness, and the display of busy-ness. Rest is an act of healing that nurtures our community's sustainability, resilience and growth

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Relationship Peer Educators (RPEs) are trained to offer support, education, and facilitated discussions through programming on issues of sexual assault and misconduct, consent, and other forms of interpersonal violence for the Holy Cross community. We do this to reduce sexual violence on campus and promote a culture of healthy relationships.

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The RPE members receive specialized training to educate the campus community on issues of healthy relationships, sexual and gender-based violence, consent, and other forms of interpersonal violence. As a peer education group, RPE members are a support resource, but do not engage in peer-counseling.

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Each of us experiences the world as a being who is self-aware, reflective, connected with others and unique — as a self. What is this fundamental unit in the experience of being human? Where does it come from? How do insights from a range of disciplines contribute to the idea of a self? Self Cluster seminars and co-curricular events will engage these and other questions as we explore the theme of "The Well-Curated Life."

We see it all around us: social media "influencers" craft that perfectly manicured image of one's "best life." But, even the most private persons struggle with the relationship between a complex, often contradictory interior life — a life in a constant process of finding meaning, connection and individuality — and an identity that one presents to the world. Especially in the age of social media, that public self can, very often, fall beyond our control. "Curation" implies making a deliberate decision to bring something of value to the forefront. While our conversations will explore the social forces that shape and complicate self curation, we will also examine the challenges and responsibilities of representing the experiences and lives of others. Self Cluster seminars will bring perspectives from the visual and performing arts, literature, language, history, psychology, economics, accounting and sociology into our conversations.

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Session Zero aims to create an inclusive space where Holy Cross students can enjoy tabletop role-playing games, such as Dungeons & Dragons or Pathfinder, on campus with one another. We strive to build a community where students of all experience levels can join games run through the club with the hopes of fostering an environment in which students can engage their creativity through cooperative storytelling of all kinds.

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Members of Session Zero gain access to the wide world of tabletop role-playing games as seen on Stranger Things or Critical Role right here on campus! Joining Session Zero will allow students to join weekly games or to advertise their own games with the club's resources. We provide dice, books, and experienced players to help people of all experience levels bring their creativity to life!

Join the group here on myHC, and join our discord server at https://discord.gg/FVyBtTZN in order to get announcements about events, talk about games with your peers, and gain access to our resources!

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The SGA Reserve Board serves to provide funding for RSOs. To apply for funding please complete the RSO Funds Request Form under forms and surveys.

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The Student Health Awareness Peer Educators (SHAPE) Promotes responsible decisions regarding personal and community health by developing health programs and outreach. Student's in SHAPE are dedicated to educating the student body about a variety of health issues and public health concerns, encourage health promotion behaviors, and guide individuals to wellness and disease prevention. Members of SHAPE are available to students as a resource of information regarding a variety of health concerns.

SHAPE is committed to maintaining the standards of the college and following the Jesuit value of Cura Personalis. Personal care and respect for the individual.

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Opportunity to develop leadership skills, identify areas of education, and apply problem solving strategies.
Gains knowledge by participating in trainings regarding health, wellness, disease prevention, and public health concerns.
Engages in collaborative planning with students, staff, and faculty to plan outreach events.
Provides education & influence student's behaviors and attitudes regarding health, wellness, and disease prevention.
Promotes SHAPE mission and the college's values.
Develop respectful relationships with members, students, staff and faculty as a shared Holy Cross community.

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The College of the Holy Cross Women's Club Soccer program offers students an opportunity to continue playing soccer at a competitive level. The club's games primarily take place during the fall season, with a few opportunities to play in the spring. The club typically practices twice a week, with indoor practice offered during the winter. Games include competition with Dartmouth, WPI, Assumption, Providence, and other competitive teams.

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Students Promoting Expression, Empathy, and Civic Harmony - SPEECH

SPEECH peer educators coordinate and provide developmental programming for students around issues of courageous conversation, dialogue across difference, free speech, freedom of expression, and academic freedom.

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The Spring Break Immersion Program offers Holy Cross students the opportunity to build relationships across economic, regional, and cultural differences with people throughout the U.S.

Solidarity, spirituality, and mutuality are core values of the program. Though there is an element of direct service involved at many of our spring break immersion sites, the primary focus is on building relationships with the people in our host communities.

Rather than setting out to "make a difference," our students set out — in the words of Rev. Greg Boyle, S.J. — to "wonder how people are doing." The program aims to emphasize the "with" in the phrase "people for and with others," and we hope that participants return to campus with a deeper appreciation for accompaniment, mutuality, and shared human experience.

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SPUD is a community dedicated to working towards a world in which social, political, and economic structures do not limit human dignity. We work with our neighbors in our home of Worcester through both direct service and social action. By combining our service work with refection and critical structural analysis we highlight the need for long term systemic change and take action for such change through organizing within our community.

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The St. Athanasius Worcester Coptic Club is an organization that aims to provide a safe space that fosters fellowship and community for any young adults in the Worcester Area who wish to celebrate GOD's word and His presence in their lives.

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The Student Art Society strives to promote and advocate for bringing Holy Cross students' art from the confines of the Millard art studio into gallery spaces in the city of Worcester. We want to show off the awesome things students here on the hill can create to the fullest extent by providing them with the tools, connections and opportunities necessary.

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The mission of the College of the Holy Cross Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is to be a liaison between faculty, staff and student-athletes through organized meetings, which facilitate collaboration amongst the community. Our main focus is to benefit past, current and future student-athletes, while striving to positively reflect the Holy Cross, Patriot League and NCAA values. Our members are held to a high standard of leadership and responsibility to represent the Holy Cross student-athletes.

The 5 Pillars of Student-Athlete Development
Created by Holy Cross SAAC serving as the foundation for all that we do:

Leadership
Academic Excellence
Career Development
Community Engagement
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Informed by our Jesuit tradition and in the context of a residential environment, the Division of Student Affairs provides opportunities for students to develop intellectually, psychologically, socially, spiritually, culturally, morally, physically, and vocationally. As educators, we engage students—through our programs and services—to develop knowledge and strategies which enable them to live purposeful and balanced lives. We teach students to exercise leadership in service to others, and to participate in and promote a diverse community characterized by caring and respect for the worth and dignity of every human being. Through shared responsibility with all members of the College community, we foster an environment in which the pursuit of excellence and continuous improvement permeate our efforts. Consistent with the College Mission Statement, Student Affairs aspires to educate students to become exemplary citizens who apply their talents and abilities in service, faith, family, and community.

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Recreation is an important part of each person's individual wellness and at Holy Cross we strive to offer opportunities for you to get involved in a wide array of activities outside of Division I athletics. The Office Campus Recreation offers a range of recreational activities through competitive, instructional, informal and recreational leadership opportunities.

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If you are interested in student employment opportunities with the Office of Campus Recreation, please visit the Student Employment Website (SEWS) https://apps.holycross.edu/sews/login for more information and applications.

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The Counseling Center works collaboratively with students to meet their mental health needs and to promote their academic success and personal growth. Our staff members are committed to meeting the highest ethical and professional standards in our provision of psychological services. We are dedicated to creating an affirming and inclusive atmosphere for individuals of all ethnicities, cultures, ages, sexual orientations, gender identities, gender expressions, abilities, national origins, immigration status, spiritual practices, socioeconomic backgrounds, ideological affiliations, and life experiences.

TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, PLEASE CALL 508-793-3363

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Counseling Center staff members are here to assist and support you in the following ways:

The Counseling Center staff members are committed to keeping students safe by minimizing face-to-face exposure. All services will continue to be fully operational while also being adapted for COVID-19 regulations through teleconferencing (i.e., Zoom or telephone).

If you are in distress and need to speak with someone urgently, an on-call crisis counselor is available by telephone to any currently enrolled student, regardless of residential location, 24/7 by calling 855-418-7282.

The Counseling Center is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. and can be reached by calling 508-793-3363.

Telepsychotherapy, consultation, psychiatry, Urgent Care (Monday through Friday at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.), and outreach will continue to be provided.

Clinicians are available to offer consultation to assist students and families in navigating how to access proximal therapeutic supports. In order to access consultation through the Counseling Center, please call 508-793-3363.

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Mental health resources for coping with COVID-19 can be found at www.apa.org/topics/covid-19/.

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Student Health Ambassadors (SHA) at Holy Cross are volunteers who are instrumental in encouraging healthy behaviors regarding COVID and educating the campus community about the actions that will keep Holy Cross and our communities safe. SHAs promote healthy COVID behaviors, engage others to do the same and educate our communities in a non-judgmental way.

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Gain skills in: public health strategies, motivational interviewing, interpersonal skills, and group dynamics
Make a positive impact in your communities and on campus

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The College of the Holy Cross chapter of Students for Life of America works to foster increased concern and respect for human life. The group is concerned with a broad range of life issues, including abortion, euthanasia, and capital punishment, as well as quality of life issues. It is committed to promoting dialogue on polarizing issues through education and activism. The group meets regularly to foster individual reflection, to promote community, and to organize activism and programs for the wider campus community.

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Students of Color in STEM (SOCS) wishes to create an inclusive environment for everyone, particularly students from diverse demographics interested in STEM fields. We hope that students from all backgrounds and cultural identities at Holy Cross who are interested in STEM are able to find their voice on campus, obtain support, and be made aware of the multitude of resources available to them.

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A community where students who choose to actively live a substance-free life, including students in active recovery, can "find their people".
Events are held for students who hold this identity and we are actively seeking students who are interested in planning them.
Use of the substance-free community social lounge is available to students in this community (Hogan 2015A - please pay attention to capacity limits)

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We're student leaders who empower our peers to prioritize their health and well-being regarding substance use. Sweet students are trained to provide honest and accurate information and respond to questions regarding drug and alcohol use. If you choose to use, we have tips and tricks to help you be safer. If you choose not to use, we have great ways for you to meet others who make the same choice!
While we come from a variety of backgrounds and perspectives, we are united in our goal to make Holy Cross as fun and safe of a campus as possible. When necessary, Sweet students can refer students with personal issues relating to alcohol and other drugs to appropriate sources of assistance and will support students who struggle with others' use/misuse of substances.

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-Gain extensive knowledge about substance use in young adults as well as supporting fellow students along the entire spectrum of use from abstinence to safer use, to recovery. You will also learn about overlapping health issues such as, mental health, nutrition, stress management, sexual violence, physical health, healthy relationships, etc.
-Develop essential professional and resume-building skills in the areas of leadership, public speaking, goal setting, time management, teamwork, program planning and evaluation.
-National Certification as a Certified Peer Educator through NASPA
-Opportunities to attend NASPA regional and national conferences
-Work with faculty, staff, and student organizations to create instrumental change on campus

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The Agency educates students interested in learning about the fields of public relations, advertising, and marketing. Although each field has its distinct features, they all make up the field of marketing communications. By holding workshops and career panels every semester, The Agency provides students with exposure to many industry careers. The Agency is open to all classes and majors.

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The Counseling Center works collaboratively with students to meet their mental health needs and to promote their academic success and personal growth. Our staff members are committed to meeting the highest ethical and professional standards in our provision of psychological services. We are dedicated to creating an affirming and inclusive atmosphere for individuals of all ethnicities, cultures, ages, sexual orientations, gender identities, gender expressions, abilities, national origins, immigration status, spiritual practices, socioeconomic backgrounds, ideological affiliations, and life experiences.

TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, PLEASE CALL 508-793-3363

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TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT, PLEASE CALL 508-793-3363

Counseling Center staff members are here to assist and support you in the following ways:

The Counseling Center staff members are committed to keeping students safe by minimizing face-to-face exposure. All services will continue to be fully operational while also being adapted for COVID-19 regulations through teleconferencing (i.e., Zoom or telephone).

If you are in distress and need to speak with someone urgently, an on-call crisis counselor is available by telephone to any currently enrolled student, regardless of residential location, 24/7 by calling 855-418-7282.

The Counseling Center is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. and can be reached by calling 508-793-3363.

Telepsychotherapy, consultation, psychiatry, Urgent Care (Monday through Friday at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.), and outreach will continue to be provided.

Clinicians are available to offer consultation to assist students and families in navigating how to access proximal therapeutic supports. In order to access consultation through the Counseling Center, please call 508-793-3363.

For additional information, please call the Counseling Center at 508-793-3363.

Mental health resources for coping with COVID-19 can be found at www.apa.org/topics/covid-19/.

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The Finance Club focuses on all facets of Wall Street, including sales and trading and investment banking, and helps students gain an understanding of financial markets, institutions, trends and current events. The aim is to prepare students for financial roles and networking opportunities for careers on Wall Street. Open to any major and class.

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Guided by Ignatian principles, the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion upholds and works for social justice through our commitment to advocate, educate, and empower members of the College community. For students especially, this work involves providing opportunities to be of service, prepare for leadership, and undertake civic responsibility.

As a resource for information, assessment, and research and as a liaison to the diverse populations on and surrounding the campus, we are a catalyst for change. By offering ways to engage in critical dialogue and responsive action through the curricular and co-curricular, we encourage a deeper understanding of one's self and others through all aspects of identity – age, gender, culture, race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, and ability. Our proactive approach is complemented by a willingness for collaborative leadership in providing support, encouragement, and outreach to resolve issues that impede and threaten the sense of a secure and just community. We assist and challenge the College community to be intentional and deliberate in valuing the importance of diversity, equity, and access. Through these efforts, we seek to create an inclusive and caring community that moves beyond tolerance to the acceptance of differences within an increasing global society.

In keeping with the College Mission, we work to instill respect, recognition, and regard for the value and contribution that each person brings to the College community, thus enriching the total experience for all. The role of the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is to support all members of the Holy Cross community — students, faculty, and staff – in raising, addressing, and responding to the issue of diversity. Through various types of education, outreach, and programming, we help you develop the skills that will enable you to become a better citizen — and leader — in our community and in global society.

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