Santa Clara University

Department of Human Resources

Health & Wellness Events

Each quarter the Mission to Wellness Office presents a variety of events for the SCU community. These events are on a wide range of topics in the areas of balancing every day life, parenting, and elder care.  

 
1st Annual API Heritage Luncheon
  • Saturday, May 18, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM

    Join the SCU Asian Pacific Islander Alumni Chapter for a luncheon celebrating Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month.  Enjoy delicious Hawaiian cuisine and catch up with fellow Broncos.

    Bronco alumna Marsha Cheung Golangco '72 will be speaking on Green Living - Your Lifestyle, Advocacy, & Legacy. The presentation will focus on integrating the ancient wisdom of Feng Shui into modern everyday living.

    Family and friends welcome!



    RSVP Online

     


    Cost: $10
    Location:
         Hukilau - San Jose
2013 Grand Reunion Weekend
5K Bronco Run/Walk
  • Saturday, Oct 12, 2013 at 8:15 AM

    All ages are welcome! Check-in for the run/walk begins at 8:15 AM in front of the Donohoe Alumni House with the race beginning at 9:00 AM.

    $5 per person


    Location: Donohoe Alumni House
A Day at San Quentin (both days are required)
  • Saturday, May 18, 2013 from 7:30 AM to 2:30 PM
    Course # - CPSY x330
    Loyola Hall Room 136
    Credit Hours: 7
    Monday, April 8th 4:00 PM (Orientation - MANDATORY)
    Saturday, May 18th 7:30 AM - 2:30 PM (Site Visit)
     
     
    Course Objectives:
     
    ·      Participants will have the opportunity to view one of the most successful intervention programs, SQUIRES, to help keep young adults from entering into the judicial system
    ·      Participants will be able to visit San Quentin Prison and interact with the inmates and see the facilities in which they spend their incarcerated years
    ·      Participants will gain an understanding about prison life as seen through the eyes inmates
     
    Course Description:
     
    The prison system in California is one of the largest in the United States, serving over 136,000 inmates. San Quentin Prison, a minimum/maximum facility, is located in Marin County, and serves over 5,300 inmates at 171.3% capacity. Although one of the oldest institutions in California, it is considered one of the most desirable from the standpoint of the inmates.
     
    One of the nationally recognized programs is the S.Q.U.I.R.E.S. (San Quentin Utilization of Inmate Resources and Studies) that provides counseling for troubled teens and teens who have demonstrated a propensity to engage in juvenile delinquent conduct and activities. Issues such as family relations, education, gang activity/violence, drug and alcohol use, H.I.V. and AIDS, health and hygiene and developing and maintaining self-esteem are the focus of the interaction between the inmates and youth.
     
    The CPD course will allow you the rare opportunity to view, as an observer, how the SQUIRES Program works as well have a tour of the facility including, but not limited to, cell blocks, recreation area, dining facilities and death row. The course, that starts at 7:30 am at San Quentin and concludes at 2:30 pm, will be limited to 15 students. A month before the visit, there will be a mandated half hour orientation held at Santa Clara University to review the procedures and protocols. A background check will be conducted for those participating including submission of your driver?s license and Social Security Number for clearance.
     
    Instructor:
     
    Bob Michels was born in San Francisco, California. Currently, Michels is a full time lecturer for the Counseling Psychology and Education Departments and is Coordinator for the CPSY Corrections Emphasis program. He received his B.A. degree and elementary teaching credential from San Francisco State University, after studying education and psychology and received his M.A. degree from San Jose State University in Educational Administration as well as a secondary teaching credential. Bob has been a teacher and administrator in elementary, middle and high schools. His career emphasis primarily has focused on working with at-risk youth and adult offenders in correctional facilities. Bob is considered an expert in the field of non-conventional youth and adults. He is often sought out as a guest speaker dealing with delinquent and troubled youth and adults in the correctional system.

     


    Cost: $165
    Location: Loyola Hall
Accomplishing More With Less (AML) Workshop - 3 part webinar
  • Thursday, Jun 13, 2013 from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM

    If you want to make breakthroughs, respond instead of react to today's demanding work environment, and establish sustainable practices that will help you effectively manage the information overload and get outstanding results, you have come to the right place!


    The AML webinar deals with today's most pressing issues in the workplace, covering topics relating to managing time, managing priorities, managing interruptions, managing e-mail, calendar, and to-do lists, as well as organizing electronic and paper documents, and most importantly being invigorated and re-energized in the workplace and elsewhere.


    Workshop format:

    This workshop is delivered in three 90-minute webinars that you attend/complete from your desk.  You must register by Monday, June 3 in order to enroll you in the webinar, and have time to receive the AML workbook.  This is a three part workshop:  Part 1 - June 6; Part 2 - June 13; Part 3 - June 20:  One registration will register you for all three sessions.

     


    Location:
         Webinar - at your desk, on your computer
  • Thursday, Jun 20, 2013 from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM

    If you want to make breakthroughs, respond instead of react to today's demanding work environment, and establish sustainable practices that will help you effectively manage the information overload and get outstanding results, you have come to the right place!


    The AML webinar deals with today's most pressing issues in the workplace, covering topics relating to managing time, managing priorities, managing interruptions, managing e-mail, calendar, and to-do lists, as well as organizing electronic and paper documents, and most importantly being invigorated and re-energized in the workplace and elsewhere.


    Workshop format:

    This workshop is delivered in three 90-minute webinars that you attend/complete from your desk.  You must register by Monday, June 3 in order to enroll you in the webinar, and have time to receive the AML workbook.  This is a three part workshop:  Part 1 - June 6; Part 2 - June 13; Part 3 - June 20:  One registration will register you for all three sessions.

     


    Location:
         Webinar - at your desk, on your computer
Accounting Information Sessions
  • Thursday, May 23, 2013 from 8:45 PM to 9:45 PM

    Are you gettig your MBA or MS in Information Systems? On Monday May 13, come learn what you can do with your degree from those who have done it first hand!

    Hosted by Professor Chris Paisley, this event brings together well-known SCU alumni and professionals who have experience in the field.


    More information on the speakers:
    - John Kelm, a Santa Clara graduate, is a partner at Deloitte, one of the Big 4 CPA firms, where he has worked for 32 years.
     

    - Judy Bruner, a Santa Clara MBA graduate, is Executive Vice President of Administration and CFO of San Disk. Judy previously served as the CFO of Palm, and held senior finance management positions at 3Com Corporation, Ridge Computers and Hewlett-Packard.
     

    - Kim Le is the CEO and Founder of A2Q2, proving that entrepreneurship exists in the field of Accounting. Hers is an amazing story of overcoming hardship--her family were among the "boat people" who escaped from Vietnam. A2Q2 specializes in accounting projects, internal audit, and Sarbanes-Oxley compliance.

    In addition there will be a panel of recent SCU alums to share their experiences in the workplace.

    Open to all Graduate and Undergraduate Students.


    Location: Lucas Hall
         Room 208
An Introduction to Narrative Therapy: A Poststructural Approach
  • Friday, Jul 26, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

    Course # - CPSY x561
    Loyola Hall Room 160
    Credit Hours: 6

    Register Here for In-class or Live Stream

    Course Description:

    This workshop details an approach to working with clients that consider problems as an effect of cultural discourse.  The thinking is non-pathologizing and empowering.  The clinical practice opens space for working collaboratively with the client and promotes a stance of respect and curiosity.  The course will introduce students to 1) An historical development of narrative ideas, 2) an understanding of personality theory, problem development, and theory of change from this perspective 3) a different way of thinking about clients and their difficulties and 4) specific practices that flow from the theory.?

    The class, which uses video and class interaction, allows for novel conceptualizations that promote co-researching possibilities with any client population.  The workshop has four major topic areas: 1) understanding postmodern / poststructural / social constructionist epistemologies and discourse theory, through personal connection to theory and discourse, theoretical understandings and an exercise in anti-pathologizing, 2) narrative metaphor with maps for understanding, 3) narrative practices, involving externalizing conversations / effects and preferences (often absent but implicit) and 4) applications (identities and protest)

    This course is part of our Advanced Psychotherapy Theory certificate program.

     

    Instructor: 

     Victoria C. Dickerson Ph.D., is a world renowned teacher of narrative ideas and practices.  She has taught locally at Santa Clara University, San José State University, University of San Francisco, and John F. Kennedy University.  She has started two training centers, a mental health internet site, and has written and published widely (including two books) on narrative ideas.  Her most recent publication is an article in a special issue of Family Process on couples (March 2013) entitled "Patriarchy, Power, and Privilege: A Poststructural/Narrative View of Work with Couples"-- http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/famp.12018/abstract.


    Cost: $140
    Location: Loyola Hall
Ash Wednesday Liturgies
Ash Wednesday Liturgies
Ash Wednesday Liturgies
Ash Wednesday Liturgies
Boston Alumni Night at Fenway Park
  • Thursday, Sep 19, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM

    Join us for a night of fun at Jillian's of Boston, across the street from Fenway Park. After the reception, we'll walk to the ballgame to watch the Boston Red Sox take on the Baltimore Orioles. Tickets are limited!

    RSVP Online


    Cost: $60 per person
    Location:
         Jillian's of Boston & Fenway Park
Bronco Commissioning Ceremony
BTGAP- Hunger Week
  • Monday, May 20, 2013 to Thursday, May 23, 2013

    One of SCU's newest clubs BTGAP, Bridging the Gap to Alleviating Poverty, is hosting Hunger week this year!! The schedule of events go as follows:

    Monday May 20th

    Screening of "A Place at the Table" at 7:00pm

    Tuesday May 21st

         Presentation by Paul Matteucci at 7:00pm

    Wednesday May 22nd

            Bag the Beans at the Forge at 3:00pm!

            Second Harvest Food Bank Food Sort

    Thursday May 23rd

         All day fast followed by a FEAST at 6:30pm on the 3rd floor patio of Lucas!

     

    We hope to see you all there! For more information feel free to contact Lisa McMonagle at lmcmonagle@scu.edu.


    Cost: FREE
Central Coast 40th Annual Dinner
Chicago Annual Alumni Night at Wrigley Field
  • Thursday, Aug 1, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM



    Don't miss this great Chicago tradition! Get together with friends and other Broncos for our annual Night at Wrigley Field as the Chicago Cubs take on the Los Angeles Dodgers!

    More details to come!
     


    Cost: TBD
    Location:
         Wrigley Field
Christmas Eve Liturgy (5 pm)
Christmas Eve Liturgy (9 pm)
Class of 1953 Reunion Dinner
Class of 1958 Reunion Dinner
Class of 1963 Golden Reunion Dinner
Class of 1968 Reunion Party
Class of 1973 Reunion Party
Class of 1978 Reunion Party
Class of 1983 Reunion Party
Class of 1988 Reunion Party
Class of 1993 Reunion Party
Class of 1998 Reunion Party
Class of 2003 Reunion Party
Class of 2008 Reunion Party
Class of 2013 Reunion Party
Classes Begin for Summer Session III
Classes Begin for Summer Sessions I and II
Classes end for Summer Session I
Classes End for Summer Session II
Classes End for Summer Session III
CSTS Newsletter
  • Wednesday, Jul 10, 2013

     This is the publication date for our monthly newsletter which covers news, features, and events for friends and supporters of the Center, GSBI Alumni, students, faculty, or anyone interested in the field of social entrepreneurship. Sign up for our newsletter here.

  • Wednesday, Oct 9, 2013

     This is the publication date for our monthly newsletter which covers news, features, and events for friends and supporters of the Center, GSBI Alumni, students, faculty, or anyone interested in the field of social entrepreneurship. Sign up for our newsletter here.

Dallas Spring Happy Hour
Fall Career Fair
Fall Mini Term begins for MATTC
  • Monday, Aug 5, 2013

    Fall Mini Term begins for Master of Arts in Teaching + Teaching Credential (MATTC) students only.


    Location: Loyola Hall
Fall Quarter Classes Begin
Feast of All Saints Afternoon Mass
Feast of All Saints Noon Mass
Fidelity Investments
Fidelity Investments
Fidelity Investments
Fidelity Investments
Fidelity Investments
Food for Thought: The Slow Food Movement
  • Thursday, May 30, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM

    SLOW FOOD SOUTH BAY

    Thursday, May 30th

    Noon - 1:00pm

    Room 126, Lucas Hall 

     

    Peg Champion and Brad Whitworth will present the mission, programs, sucesses and challenges of the Slow Food movement.

    RSVP: www.slowfoodsouthbay.eventbrite.com 

    Slow Food is a non-profit organization dedicated to clean, good, and fair food throuough the world. Slow Food South Bay is a local chapter of the International Slow Food Movement, which has over 100,000 members globally. Slow Food promotes education about food production, labeling, social justice, school nutrition, and farm polices.

     

    Come to this Food for Thought lecture to learn about the advocacy work being done by leaders in our local food community. 

     

    For more information, contact : armadden@scu.edu - OR - www.slowfoodsouthbay.org

    Click here to check out the event flyer for more information!


    Cost: FREE
Frugal Innovation Lab Open House
  • Monday, May 20, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM

    Come and celebrate the first anniversary of the School of Engineering's Frugal Innovation Lab. Meet faculty, talk with student project teams, and learn how you can get involved in one of the most exciting collaborative spaces on campus. Drop in and check it out while enjoying wine and delicious treats. All are welcome!

    See flyer (PDF).


    Cost: Free
    Location: Bannan Engineering Laboratories
         Room 404
Gianera Society Lunch
  • Saturday, Oct 12, 2013 from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM

    This special lunch is for our Golden Broncos (those who graduated 50 years or more ago), featuring the induction of the Class of 1963 into the William C. Gianera, S.J. Society.


    Cost: No Charge
    Location: Benson Center
Going Beyond PTSD and Trauma
  • Saturday, Jul 20, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

     Course # - CPSY x 
    Loyola Hall Room 160
    Credit Hours: 6

    Register Here for In-class or Live Stream!

    Course Objectives:

    • Help participants critically evaluate the strengths and limitations of any Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) characterizations of PTSD and trauma.
    • Clarify the relationships between PTSD, Complex PTSD and Complicated Trauma
    • Make participants more aware of the complexities of diagnosing and treating the foundational effects of trauma, as opposed to the co-morbid symptoms of trauma that are usually lumped under the umbrella of PTSD.
    • Help participants become more sensitive to cultural, religious, gender and ethnic factors and how they affect both the expression and resolution of traumatic material.
     Students Will Gain:
    • Recognize that the constellation of PTSD symptoms is usually represents surface manifestations of much deeper impacts that are usually experienced by recipients of trauma.
    • Improved capacity to assess and treat the existential, epistemological, ontological and spiritual impact of traumatic events, as well as help individuals become deeper, more conscious and more spiritual beings.
    • Greater appreciation for the multitude of ways in which trauma victims hold and give form to the significance of their experience, as a result of individual, gender and cultural differences.
    • Greater ability to help clients work through the deepest effects of their traumatic experience and within a much more comprehensive psycho-spiritual paradigm.

    Course Description:

     It is becoming increasingly clear that the deepest impact of traumatic experience is usually not in relation to a range of PTSD symptoms but the foundational structures of self, other, reality and God. This workshop will examines the deepest levels of impact that are experienced by recipients of trauma, as well as how unresolved experiences of abuse and trauma can seriously damage an individual?s capacity to trust in other people, life and God, as well as develop an integrated sense of self.
     
    This workshop will first examine the limitations of characterizing peri-traumatic and posttraumatic experience in terms of Post Traumatic Stress and then offer an alternative model of understanding and treatment for a range of trauma related forms of distress.
     
    This workshop should be helpful to any psychological professional and/or spiritual director e.g., counselor, psychotherapist, social worker, doctor, nurse, social worker, chaplain, spiritual director, pastoral care professional, drug and alcohol counselor, as well anyone who works with victims of trauma.

         Instructor: 

    Robert Grant Ph.D. is a consultant and trainer to psychological, business, religious, medical, military, law enforcement, relief and missionary organizations. He works at home and abroad in the areas of trauma, spirituality and cross-cultural issues.  
     
    As a psychologist he has gone into trauma zones to support and treat victims, as well as professionals working on site with victims of trauma.  He has assessed/treated over 700 victims of trauma (over a twenty-two year period) and trained over 14,000 professionals around the world to work with victims of trauma. He is also author of Healing the Soul of the Church (Ministers Facing Their Histories of Abuse and Trauma) 1994, The Way of the Wound (A Spirituality of Trauma and Transformation) 1998, Living and Working in Environments of Violence (A Resource Manual for Humanitarian Workers) 2000, A Healing Response to Terrorism (A Handbook for Psychological and Spiritual First Responders) 2004, Complicated Trauma: Assessment and Treatment (A Working Manual for Therapists, Physicians and Pastoral Counselors) 2006,, Vicarious Trauma (A Handbook for Professionals Working with Victims of Trauma) 2006, I Love a War Veteran (A Handbook for Families, Veterans and Professionals dealing with the effects of Combat Stress and Trauma) 2007, Growth through Adversity (Coming Out the Other Side of Trauma, Illness and Loss) 2008 , The Challenge of Forgiveness (As Faced by Victims of Abuse and Betrayal), 2009 and Anger, Forgiveness and the Healing Process (6 Hour Audio Presentation). 


    Cost: $140
    Location: Loyola Hall
Grad Business Application Deadline
Graduate Reception & Commencement (M.A. & M.A.T. students)
  • Friday, Jun 14, 2013

    Graduate Reception & Commencement for students receiving their Master of Arts or Master of Arts in Teaching degrees


    Location: Loyola Hall
Graduation Picnic 2013
GSBI Investor Presentations
  • Thursday, Aug 22, 2013 from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

    This annual conference showcases the social entrepreneurs who participate in the Global Social Benefit Incubator, the signature program of the Center for Science, Technology, and Society. Their business plan presentations will focus on technologies that are solving a variety of problems in emerging markets. These presentations are the highlight of the eight month GSBI program and should not be missed!

    Contact

    Have questions? Email us at gsbi2012@scu.edu


    Location:
         TBD
Homecoming Picnic
  • Saturday, Oct 12, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM

    The Homecoming Picnic features live music, games and activities, a petting zoo, pony rides, and bouncy houses. This is a free event with food, beer, and beverages available for purchase.


    Cost: No Host
    Location: Alameda Mall
Independence Day: Administrative holiday / Library closed
Instituto Hispano Graduation and 25th Anniversary Celebration
Interfaith Dinner Discussions
  • Thursday, May 30, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM

    Join the Interfaith Council for dinner and conversations about various topics from religion to dating to social issues. Learn more about other religions and enjoy a free meal!


    Location: Benson Center, Campus Ministry
         Large conference room
Introducing: DSM-5
  • Saturday, Jun 1, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

    Course # - CPSYx540
    Loyola Hall Room 160
    Credit Hours: 6

    Register Here for In-class or Live Stream!

    Course Objectives:

    ·         Summarize the new DSM-5© organizational structure

    ·         Describe the major changes in assessment and diagnosis for adults, children, and adolescents, and understand controversies surrounding them

    ·         Understand and explore the new category for neurodevelopmental disorders

    ·         Understand and explore the new category for trauma disorders

    ·         Be familiar with the proposed new approach to personality disorders

    ·         Be familiar with the proposed new category for self-injury and suicidal behavior

     

    Course Description:

    The DSM-5© is due to arrive in May 2013, and all of us working in the mental health field will feel its impact. Some of the goals of this new edition are to bring our model of mental disorder more in line with the ICD-10, and to expand our understanding of diagnoses to include new evidence from the neurosciences, genetic studies, and epidemiology. In this workshop, take a tour of the new DSM and learn about the anticipated implications of its dramatic changes.

     

    Instructor:

    Cary Watson is a Lecturer in counseling psychology at Santa Clara University, where she teaches courses in clinical assessment of both adults and children.  She received an M.A. in Counseling Psychology from Santa Clara University, and a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Stanford University. Her clinical experience includes a variety of clinical settings, including family and child therapy agencies, college counseling centers, and the Dept. of Psychiatry at Kaiser Permanente.  In addition to her university teaching, she maintains a limited private practice in the South Bay Area. 


     


    Cost: $140
    Location: Loyola Hall
JST Baccalaureate Celebration
JST Graduation / Commencement Ceremony
JST Lay Sending
La Table française
  • Monday, May 20, 2013 from 11:45 AM to 12:45 PM

     La Table française or French Table is held every Monday of the academic year from 11:45 till 12:45 in

    Benson or on its patio in nice weather.

    Faculty, staff, students and alumni are welcome to join us for casual conversations.

    Venez parler français avec nous!


    Cost: Free
    Location: Benson Center
  • Monday, May 27, 2013 from 11:45 AM to 12:45 PM

     La Table française or French Table is held every Monday of the academic year from 11:45 till 12:45 in

    Benson or on its patio in nice weather.

    Faculty, staff, students and alumni are welcome to join us for casual conversations.

    Venez parler français avec nous!


    Cost: Free
    Location: Benson Center
  • Monday, Jun 3, 2013 from 11:45 AM to 12:45 PM

     La Table française or French Table is held every Monday of the academic year from 11:45 till 12:45 in

    Benson or on its patio in nice weather.

    Faculty, staff, students and alumni are welcome to join us for casual conversations.

    Venez parler français avec nous!


    Cost: Free
    Location: Benson Center
  • Monday, Jun 10, 2013 from 11:45 AM to 12:45 PM

     La Table française or French Table is held every Monday of the academic year from 11:45 till 12:45 in

    Benson or on its patio in nice weather.

    Faculty, staff, students and alumni are welcome to join us for casual conversations.

    Venez parler français avec nous!


    Cost: Free
    Location: Benson Center
  • Monday, Jun 17, 2013 from 11:45 AM to 12:45 PM

     La Table française or French Table is held every Monday of the academic year from 11:45 till 12:45 in

    Benson or on its patio in nice weather.

    Faculty, staff, students and alumni are welcome to join us for casual conversations.

    Venez parler français avec nous!


    Cost: Free
    Location: Benson Center
Labor Day: Administrative holiday / Library closed
Labor Day; academic and administrative holiday
LBI Application Deadline
LEAD Senior Celebration
LEAD Week
LEAD Week Student Staff Training
Leavey Business Institute Session I Begins
Leavey Business Institute Session II Begins
Life After SCU: Wine Education
  • Tuesday, May 21, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

    Before graduation comes, join your classmates for a series of fun events to help you prepare for life after Santa Clara.

    Enjoy the beautiful Spring weather and some wonderful wine education and tasting in the finale of the Life After SCU series.  Sample some fine wines of Napa and Sonoma while gaining insight in to proper tasting techniques.

    This event will sell out.  Please sign up early! 



    RSVP

     


    Cost: $5
    Location:
         St. Ignatius Lawn, SCU Campus
LOS ANGELES AFO - Transfiguration school clean up
  • Saturday, May 18, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM

    Volunteers are needed to give this struggling school a face lift as it prepares for its 75th anniversary celebration.  Alumni, family and friends are needed to clean out closets, organize and paint. 

    RSVP


    Cost: N/A
    Location:
         Transfiguration School
MATTC Students Only: Fall Pre-Session Orientation
Memorial Day: Administrative holiday / Library closed
Miguel Villas-Boas : UC Berkeley : May 29, 2013
  • Wednesday, May 29, 2013 from 12:30 PM to 2:00 PM

    Title: Too much Information? Information Gathering and Search Costs
     
    Abstract: A seller often needs to determine the amount of product information to provide to consumers. We model costly consumer information search in the presence of limited information. We  derive the consumer's optimal stopping rule for the search process. We  find that, in general, there is an intermediate amount of information that maximizes the likelihood of purchase. If too much information is provided, some of it is not as useful for the purchase decision, the average informativeness per search occasion is too low, and consumers end up choosing not to purchase the product. If too little information is provided, consumers may end up not having sufficient information to decide to purchase the product. The optimal amount of information increases with the consumer's ex-ante valuation of the product. One can also show that there is an intermediate amount of information that maximizes the consumer's expected utility from the search problem (social welfare under some assumptions). Furthermore, this amount may be smaller than that which maximizes the probability of purchase. That is, the market outcome may lead to information overload with respect to the social welfare optimum.  The paper can be seen as providing a rationale for why too much information may hurt consumer decision-making.

    Dr. Villas-Boas is the J.Gary Shansby Professor of Marketing Strategy and the Chair of the Marketing Group at the Hass School of Business, UC Berkeley. He has published extensively in competitive strategy, design of marketing organizations, distribution channels, customer relationship management, customer recognition, product line design, and industrial organization. His research has appeared in several journals, including Marketing Science, Management Science, Journal of Economic Theory, RAND Journal of Economics, Journal of Marketing Research, and Journal of Economics and Management Strategy.
     
    His current research interests include competitive strategy, pricing in the digital economy, choice, information, and assortment decisions with evaluation costs, industry dynamics, and corporate social responsibility.

    For more information about Miguel Villas-Boas, follow this link: http://groups.haas.berkeley.edu/marketing/profiles/profs/villas.html


    Location: Lucas Hall
Misa en Espanol
  • Thursday, May 23, 2013 at 8:00 PM

    This monthly mass in Spanish is an opportunity to gather as a community to give thanks and pray.  Students, faculty, staff, alumni, family and friends are all welcomed to attend.

MS Admissions Round 2
MS Applications Received
MS Applications Review
MSE/MSF Deposit Deadline
PayDay
  • Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Friday, Jun 7, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Friday, Jun 21, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Jul 8, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Jul 22, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Wednesday, Aug 7, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Thursday, Aug 22, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Friday, Sep 6, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Sep 23, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Oct 7, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Tuesday, Oct 22, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Thursday, Nov 7, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Friday, Nov 22, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Friday, Dec 6, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Dec 23, 2013 at 8:00 AM

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
Peninsula AFO Project at Second Harvest Food Bank
  • Wednesday, May 22, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM



    Volunteer your time alongside other Broncos as we help Second Harvest Food Bank pack food in their San Carlos warehouse.

    Advanced reservations are required and space is limited. Minimum age to participate is 14 years old.

    Click Here to RSVP
     


    Cost: No Charge
    Location:
         Second Harvest Food Bank
Portland Alumni Night at Portland Timbers Game
Practical Existential Psychotherapy
  • Friday, Jul 12, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

    Course # - CPSY x560
    Loyola Hall Room 160
    Credit Hours: 6

    Register Here for In-class or Live Stream!

    Course Objectives:

    • Class members will learn the difference between existential and neurotic anxiety
    • Class members will learn the four phases of existential therapy
    • Class members will learn about the centrality of the here-and-now in existential therapy
    • Class members will learn about awareness in this form of therapy (vs insight or behavior change)
    • Class members will learn about how this form of therapy emerges from philosophy and is focused on subjective experience
    • Class members will learn on the role played by the therapists? personal experiences.   
       

    Course Description:

    Among the major approaches to psychotherapy, Existential Psychotherapy integrates dynamic, cognitive, behavioral and humanistic and yet is a powerfully unique, active approach to therapy.
    Based on philosophical and spiritual traditions, Existential Therapy focuses on the personal subjective experience of meaning. Existential therapy explores the inner world as the client creates it. This workshop focuses on the American approaches to existential therapy. Beginning with the philosophical/spiritual approaches of Tillich and Buber, the workshop synthesizes the therapeutic approaches of Frankl, Bugental, Yalom and May.
    Constructs employed include the centrality of choice, the tension between the fear of the unknown (freedom) and the stagnation of the status quo (security), the salience of the here-and-now experience of self and the therapist use of self.

    The workshop is rich with practical clinical tips and demonstrations. The use of metaphor and storytelling are shown as integral techniques in therapy especially when combined with CBT, dynamic and constructivist approaches.
    Four additional CE units are available from reading Dr. Shapiro?s recent book  Finding Meaning, Facing Fears in the Autumn of Your Years (45-65). 

           Instructor: 

    Jerrold Lee Shapiro, Ph.D., ABMP, CGP is a professor and chair of the department of counseling psychology at Santa Clara University and Director of the Center for Professional Development. A licensed Clinical Psychologist and consultant for over 40 years, Dr. Shapiro is also author of ten books including the recent  Finding Meaning, Facing Fears in the Autumn of Your Years (45-65) and over 200 professional publications, professional papers, symposia and workshops. He is an accomplished speaker who has appeared frequently in national media including ABC, NBC, CBS, NPR, CNN and Oprah.
     
    Dr. Shapiro is a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice since 1970. He is an advisory board member of the Santa Clara University Family Business Forum and has been consulting with business (especially family owned businesses) for 25 years. He has worked extensively with several students and families going through the college transition. A veteran of workshops and media appearances (including Oprah, CNN, the CBS News and Morning Shows, PBS, etc.), he regularly speaks to parent groups on a variety of topics involving effective parenting. 


    Cost: $140
    Location: Loyola Hall
Psychopharmacology for the Psychotherapist
  • Saturday, Jun 15, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

    Course # - CPSY x
    Loyola Hall Room 160 
    Credit Hours: 4

    Register Here for In-class or Live Stream!

    Course Objectives:

    1. Participants will be able to identify basic physiological structures of the brain and how these structures can affect behavior.
    2. Participants will be able to identify different classes of medications used to treat a number of mental health conditions.
    3. Participants will be able to identify main effects and side effects associated with commonly prescribed psychiatric medications.
    4. Participants will increase their skills and comfort in consulting with prescribing providers.
    5. Participants will increase their comfort and skill in developing shared treatment plans with medical providers.

    Course Description:

    This is an introductory course designed to give psychotherapists and counselors a general overview of psychopharmacology and neurophysiology. Basic structures and functions of the nervous system will be covered as will basic principles of pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics. The material will be presented with a clinical orientation. Illustrative case examples will be used throughout. Discussions of boundaries of practice and practical issues of psychological assessment, referral, and ongoing collaboration with medication prescribing providers will be covered in depth.

            Instructor: 

    Dr. Jonathan Sills is the Program Director for Assistive Technology within the VA Palo Alto Health Care System. As the Program Director for Assistive Technology, Dr. Sills leads an interdisciplinary team of providers working with a variety of rehabilitation patient populations. Dr. Sills received his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Pacific Graduate School of Psychology, interned at the VA Salt Lake City Health Care System, and completed a postdoctoral fellowship in Geriatric/Rehabilitation Psychology at the VA Palo Alto Health Care System.

    Dr. Sills maintains a broad interest in Rehabilitation Psychology, Geropsychology, Neuropsychology, and Behavioral Medicine. His current research interests focus on the implementation of programs and technologies that support continuity of health services, the optimization of interdisciplinary teams and collaboration across health care settings, and neuropsychological assessment and cognitive retraining among neurologically impaired patient populations.

    In addition to his work within the VA Palo Alto Health Care System, Dr. Sills is an appointed member of the Adjunct Faculty at Santa Clara University, Department of Counseling Psychology where he continues to teach graduate courses on topics related to Psychopharmacology, Assessment, and Therapy Practices.

     

     


    Cost: $95
    Location: Loyola Hall
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
  • Wednesday, May 22, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM

    RCIA is the process for those seeking initiation in the Roman Catholic Church.  The RCIA process sponsored by Campus Ministry includes a weekly gathering and is open to current SCU students.


    Location: Benson Center, Campus Ministry
  • Wednesday, May 29, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM

    RCIA is the process for those seeking initiation in the Roman Catholic Church.  The RCIA process sponsored by Campus Ministry includes a weekly gathering and is open to current SCU students.


    Location: Benson Center, Campus Ministry
Rush Hour Concert: Guitar Ensemble
  • Thursday, May 30, 2013 at 5:30 PM

    No tickets needed for this event. Come as you are and bring friends! The SCU Guitar Ensemble will perform a variety of works from diverse genres including music of Albeniz, Bach, Donovan, Machado and others To view other Rush Hour Concerts,click here.


    Cost: Free
    Location: Music and Dance Facility, Recital Hall
Rush Hour Concert: Laptop Ensemble
  • Thursday, Jun 6, 2013 at 5:30 PM

    No tickets needed for this event. Come as you are and bring friends! Have you ever heard a laptop orchestra? What happens when a group of people get together to create and perform music on computers instead of violins? This concert will feature the first ever Laptop Orchestra at SCU, showcasing the music of a fun hands-on ensemble that explores the intersection of composition, technology, performance, and creativity. You don't want to miss it!

    For more info on Bruno Ruviaro, director of the laptop orchestra, click here.

    For more info on laptop orchestras, click here.

    To view other Rush Hour Concerts,click here.


    Cost: Free
    Location: Music and Dance Facility, Recital Hall
San Diego Alumni Night at PETCO Park
  • Saturday, Jul 13, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM



    Join us for another year of fun at the Cone?s Loft, overlooking Petco Park!  Many thanks to Alison Cone ?96 and her parents for having us back!  After the reception, we'll walk to the ballgame to watch the San Diego Padres take on the San Francisco Giants.  Tickets are limited, so be sure to RSVP today!

    RSVP Online


    Cost: $35 per person
    Location:
         The Park Lofts & PETCO Park
Santa Rosa Annual Chapter Luncheon
  • Tuesday, May 21, 2013 from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM



    Don't miss this annual Santa Rosa tradition! This year's luncheon will feature Dr. Timothy Hight, professor of mechanical engineering, and Jake Gallau '13, the 2013 Solar Decathlon project manager, as they update us on Radiant House - the 2013 SCU Solar Decathlon House.

    11:30 a.m. No-Host Reception
    Noon Lunch and Program

    Click Here to RSVP
     


    Cost: $30 per person includes lunch with wine
    Location:
         Ca'Bianca Ristorante Italiano
SCU Presents: Theatre Series: Footloose
SCU Presents: Theatre Series: For Colored Girl Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf
SCU Student Composer Recital - Fresh Ink!
  • Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    How new is new? Listen to the latest music on the page, crafted by the most recent Mozarts in the Music Department. From acoustic music to live electronics, this oncert presents Santa Clara's most contemporary voices on campus.


    Cost: Free
    Location: Music and Dance Facility, Recital Hall
SCU Student Performers Recital - Last Stand
  • Wednesday, Jun 5, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    From Bach to Beethoven, and pop to new music, come hear Santa Clara's finest student musicians as they present the culmination of a year's work.


    Cost: Free
    Location: Music and Dance Facility, Recital Hall
Seattle Alumni Night at a Sounders Game
  • Saturday, Jun 8, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM




    Get together with fellow alumni to watch the Seattle Sounders take on Erik Hurtado '13 and the Vancouver Whitecaps!

    6 p.m. Pregame Reception
    7:30 p.m. Kick Off
    Both the reception and game will take place at CenturyLink Field. Seats are located in section 204.

    Click Here to RSVP
     


    Cost: $35 per person includes game ticket & appetizers; $10 per person for reception only
    Location:
         CenturyLink Field
Secrets in Psychotherapy: Concealment, Disclosure, and Therapeutic Success
  • Saturday, May 18, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
    Course # - CPSY x552
    Loyola Hall Room 160
    Credit Hours: 6
     
    Course Objectives:
     
    ·         Understand the role of secrecy and secrets in coping and psychotherapy
    ·         Identify the most commonly reported "most burdensome" secrets of clients
    ·         Understand the role of self-concealment processes in help seeking, LGBT issues, self-esteem management, and relationship development
    ·         Identify issues in facilitating safe discussions of secrets and secret keeping in individual, couples, and family therapy
     
    Course Description:
     
    The belief that revealing one's secrets to a trusted confidant is good for the soul and psyche can be found throughout history, from the Confession of Souls to Freud's pursuit of the pathogenic secret. Most therapists have witnessed how a client?s disclosure of troubling personal information can often be a turning point in therapy, a moment demarcating a shift from shame and vulnerability to relief, authenticity, integration, safety, and pride.
     
    Uncovering and revealing areas of experience that have long been hidden is challenging for both client and therapist. Secrets that are most tightly held, such as sexual abuse, rape, self-hatred, family secrets, extramarital affairs, disenfranchised grief, and serious medical conditions, including HIV-status, are painful and often stigmatized experiences. These secrets reflect the core of clients' inner worlds--the places where they feel least loved and lovable, and most alone. In families, secrets can create triangles and cutoffs, can often pass from generation to generation, and can create the symptoms that bring families into our consulting rooms. Navigating this world of secrets, and sensitively helping clients negotiate their conflicts surrounding disclosure, are hallmarks of the effective therapist.
     
    In this one-day seminar we will look at secrets in everyday clinical practice and identify therapeutic techniques and relationship qualities that can bring the dialectic of concealment and disclosure into the center of therapeutic action. Recent work on self-concealment, trauma disclosure, covert processes in therapy, therapist and client disclosure, and end-of-life closure will inform lectures and discussion.
    This workshop is designed for marriage and family counselors, psychologists, social workers, health professionals, clergy, and other human service workers.
     
    Instructor:
     
    Dale G. Larson, Ph.D., is Professor of Counseling Psychology at Santa Clara University.  A researcher, licensed clinical psychologist and marriage and family therapist, Dr. Larson is a Fulbright Scholar and a Fellow of the American Psychological Association.  He is the author of the award-winning book, The Helper's Journey:  Working With People Facing Grief, Loss, and Life-Threatening Illness, and his work on self-concealment and health have gained national attention, with more than 100 research studies using his Self-Concealment Scale, and articles in Redbook, First for Women, and Family Circle.


    Cost: $140
    Location: Loyola Hall
Seeing Through the Big Bang
  • Monday, May 20, 2013 at 7:30 PM

    How would we know if our world was just one of an infinite succession of universes?

    For free tickets, contact: stephanie@aimath.org


    Cost: Free
    Location: Music and Dance Facility, Recital Hall
Shared Catholic and Protestant Ash Wednesday Service
Social Media Metrics
  • Thursday, May 30, 2013 from 7:45 PM to 9:00 PM

    How are social media platforms demonstrating return on investment in companies?  What are the top metrics your company defines value from your social media tactics? 

    The Santa Clara University Marketing Network invites you to join us at the Forbes Conference Room in the Lucas Hall building for a fun and informal discussion with social media and marketing analytics experts as they provide their insights on the topic of social media marketing.


    Cost: Free
    Location: Lucas Hall, Forbes Family Conference Center
Spring 2013 Choral Concert
  • Friday, Jun 7, 2013 at 7:30 PM

    Santa Clara University Concert Choir and Chamber Singers offers a proud tradition of excellence in choral singing. The repertoire is varied, including major works from a variety of periods of music history.


    Cost: $15/$10/$10
    Location: Mission Church
Spring 2013 Jazz & Concert Band Concert
  • Wednesday, May 29, 2013 at 7:30 PM

    Heat up your life! Swing to the music, get energized with tunes from the Big Band Era or mellow to the shoothing sounds of cool Jazz with this hot concert.


    Cost: $15/$10/$10
    Location: Music and Dance Facility, Recital Hall
Spring 2013 Orchestra Concert: Brilliant Finale
  • Saturday, Jun 1, 2013 at 7:30 PM

    The SCU Orchestra's final concert of the year features three brilliant works written for the stage by Beethoven, Massenet and Stravinsky, Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony, and a chamber work by Ravel featuring SCU harpist, Laura Brown.

     

    Works to be performed:

    Beethoven's Egmont Overture
    Stravinsky's Berceuse and Finale from The Firebird
    Massenet's Le Cid Ballet Suite
    Schubert's Symphony No. 8, "Unfinished"
    Ravel's Introduction and Allegro


    Cost: $15/$10/$10
    Location: Mission Church
Spring Quarter Classes End
  • Friday, Jun 7, 2013

    Classes will end for the spring quarter in the School of Education and Counseling Psychology.


    Location: Loyola Hall
Spring Quarter Final Exams
Spring Semester 2013 ends
Student Recital: Andrew Metzger/Nicole Petroff
Student Recital: Anton Achondoa
  • Sunday, May 19, 2013 at 3:00 PM

    Join us for a free concert featuring the talented musicians of Santa Clara University.


    Cost: Free
    Location: Music and Dance Facility, Recital Hall
Student Recital: Gabriela Solis
  • Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 7:30 PM

    Gabriela Estephanie Solis's Senior Recital for Voice (mezzo-soprano) and Flute will feature Baroque Oratorio and Opera selections by Handel and J.S.Bach, German Lieder by Schumann and Schubert, French mélodies
    by Faure, and American art songs by Hundley and Rorem. Also on the program is Poulenc's Sonate, C.P.E. Bach's Hamburger Sonate, the Haydn London Trio No. 3, and selections from Hindemith's Acht Stucke.

    Melissa Lin will be accompanying on piano. Also featuring Andrew Metzger, tenor; Elizabeth Grishaw, violin; Tyson Dethlefsen, cello; and Anton Achondoa, piano.


    Cost: Free
    Location: Music and Dance Facility, Recital Hall
Student Recital: Kyle Arrouzet
  • Sunday, May 19, 2013 at 1:00 PM

    Join us for a free concert featuring the talented musicians of Santa Clara University.


    Cost: Free
    Location: Music and Dance Facility, Recital Hall
Student Recital: William Kelly
  • Sunday, May 19, 2013 at 7:30 PM

    Join us for a free concert featuring the talented musicians of Santa Clara University.


    Cost: Free
    Location: Music and Dance Facility
Study Abroad 101
Summer and Fall Application Deadline
  • Friday, May 24, 2013

    Applications due for potential students applying to begin in Summer or Fall 2013


    Location: Loyola Hall
Summer New Student Orientation
Summer Session 1 Classes Begin
Sunday 6 PM Liturgy
  • Sunday, May 19, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM

    Sunday Evening Eucharistic Liturgies (Masses)are held at 6 and 9 p.m. in the Mission Church throughout the academic year.  Note changes in schedule around holidays and breaks.


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Jun 2, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM

    Sunday Evening Eucharistic Liturgies (Masses)are held at 6 and 9 p.m. in the Mission Church throughout the academic year.  Note changes in schedule around holidays and breaks.


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Jun 9, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM

    Sunday Evening Eucharistic Liturgies (Masses)are held at 6 and 9 p.m. in the Mission Church throughout the academic year.  Note changes in schedule around holidays and breaks.


    Location: Mission Church
Sunday 9 PM Liturgy
Sunday Morning Liturgy
  • Sunday, May 19, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, May 26, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Jun 2, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Jun 9, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Jun 16, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Jun 23, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Jun 30, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Jul 7, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Jul 14, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Jul 21, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Jul 28, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Aug 4, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Aug 11, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Aug 18, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Aug 25, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Sep 1, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
  • Sunday, Sep 8, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM

    Each Sunday morning Santa Clara University offers a Catholic Mass at 10 am.  All are welcome to this liturgy.

    9/18/11: Mass will be on the St. Ignatius Lawn to welcome our new students


    Location: Mission Church
Supervision in a Clinical Setting
  • Friday, Jun 21, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

    Course # - CPSY x374

    Loyola Hall Room 160

    Credit Hours: 7

    Register Here for In-Class or Live Stream! 

    Course Objectives:

    • Did the instructor address the different styles of supervision?
    • Did the group discuss the process of supervisee development?
    • Did the instructor review requirements to supervise practicum and interns?
    • Did the instructor address the professional and ethical responsibilities of the supervisor? 

    Course Description:

             Clinical supervision is one of the most important areas of psychotherapy training. Some view it as the principal method for preparing counselors-in-training for psychotherapeutic practice. However, until recently little focus had been given to skills and qualifications needed to be an effective supervisor. The goals of the course are four fold: to understand developmental needs of supervisee, gain exposure to differing supervisory styles, gain insight into one's supervisory style, and receive overview of regulations and ethical standards for supervision. Theoretical and applied aspects of supervision will be explored. Any recent requirement changes will also be discussed.  Through case studies, discussion, peer supervision and research, participants will have an opportunity to explore relevant issues and effective supervisory styles. Participants are encouraged to bring in cases for discussion.

     

    Instructor:

             Dr. Lucila Ramos-Sánchez is an associate professor in the Counseling Psychology Department at Santa Clara University. She received her doctorate from the University of California, Santa Barbara in Counseling/Clinical/School Psychology, with an emphasis in counseling psychology. Dr. Ramos-Sanchez joined the Santa Clara University faculty in fall of 2000.  She has published in the areas of Latino/a mental health specifically investigating variables that affect counselor credibility, the effects of bilingualism in the counseling process, self-efficacy and academic achievement of Mexican-American students, and clinical supervision.  From a clinical perspective, her interest is in the area of multicultural counseling. 


    Cost: $140
    Location: Loyola Hall
The Art and Science of Mindfulness
  • Friday, Jun 14, 2013 from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM

    Course # - CPSY x___
    Loyola Hall Room 160
    Credit Hours: 3 

    Register Here for In-class or Live Stream!

    Learning Objectives:

    1.  Participants will be knowledgeable of current meditation research spanning the fields of psychotherapy, medicine,  and cognitive neuroscience.
    2.  Participants will be able to define mindfulness three core elements of mindfulness, intention, attention and attitude.
    3. Participants will be knowledgeable of different means of integrating mindfulness and meditation into clinical work.
    4. Participants will be knowledgeable about how mindfulness is related to self-care.

     

    Course Description: 

    Based on Dr. Shapiro?s book, The Art and Science of Mindfulness: Integrating Mindfulness into Psychotherapy and the Helping Professions, the workshop offers scientific research and meditative practices for therapists interested in awakening the mind and opening the heart. Drawing on current research in psychology, medicine and cognitive neuroscience, we will investigate the effects of mindfulness meditation on decreasing pathology and increasing positive psychological and physiological states. Further, we will explore the mechanisms of action through which mindfulness meditation has its transformation effects. Finally, will delve into the potential ways of integrating mindfulness and meditation into psychotherapy and the helping professions. Through didactic presentation, meditation practices, clinical case examples, and small group activities we will explore specific pathways of applying mindfulness personally and professionally to cultivate greater health, well being and freedom.

     

    Instructor: 

    Shauna L. Shapiro, Ph.D. is Associate Professor of Counseling Psychology at Santa Clara University and an internationally recognized expert in mindfulness.  Dr. Shapiro's clinical work and research focus on the applications of mindfulness to help develop greater health and well being from the individual to the global level. Dr. Shapiro graduating summa cum laude from Duke University and received her doctorate in clinical psychology at the University of Arizona, where she served as adjunct faculty for Andrew Weil's Center for Integrative Medicine. With 20 years of meditation experience studying in Thailand and Nepal, as well as in the West, Dr. Shapiro brings an embodied sense of mindfulness to her academic work.  She has conducted extensive clinical research investigating the effects of mindfulness training across a wide range of populations and has published over 70 peer-reviewed journal articles in addition to co-authoring the critically acclaimed professional text, The Art and Science of Mindfulness, with a forward by Jon Kabat-Zinn.  Dr. Shapiro is the recipient of the American Council of Learned Societies teaching award, acknowledging her outstanding contributions to graduate education in the area of mindfulness and psychotherapy. Dr. Shapiro has been invited to lecture for the King of Thailand, the Danish Government, Dean Ornish's Preventive Medicine Institute, Nueva Innovative Learning, and the World Council for Psychotherapy, Beijing, China, Her work has been featured in the American Psychology Monitor, Wired Magazine, USA Today, Oxygen, The Yoga Journal, and theAmerican Psychologist.

    Shauna is coauthor, with Linda E. Carlson, of The Art and Science of Mindfulness: Integrating Mindfulness into Psychology and the Helping Professions

     


    Cost: $75
    Location: Loyola Hall
This Is Your Brain on Marriage
  • Friday, Jul 19, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

    Course # - CPSY x704
    Loyola Hall Room 160
    Credit Hours: 3
     
     
    Course Objectives:
    At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
    • Have a clear understanding of the big, medium and ‘on the ground’ picture of brain research and how that knowledge relates to couples work (see attached that will become a handout).
    • Have the language to help couples engage in Emotional Forensics.
    • Learn specific tools to use with couples.

     

     

     
    Course Description:
    Many clients encountered in psychotherapy practice suffer from repeating patterns (neural pathways) that are obtained genetically as well as through childhood, life experience, and inter-generational behaviors. These patterns, and the repetitious cycle, often cause great difficulty and distress in the client’s life and in their interpersonal relationships.
     
    Understanding and explaining the basics of Attachment Theory and interpersonal neurobiological research helps clients place their struggles into known and changeable behaviors and competency. Ultimately, couples need hope while their brains are rewired through therapy, practice, and neural plasticity. I refer to this with clients as Emotional Forensics. Being able to name one’s attachment style and limbic response takes many couples issues out of content discussions and/or fights and into process interactions where healing occurs.
     
    Instructor: 
    Chandrama Lynne Anderson, MA, MFT, is the president of Connect2 Marriage Counseling, Inc. and in private practice in Palo Alto. Chandrama is the author of Connect2 Couples Blog (4th year), Connect2 Personality Mapping: A Breakthrough Psychotherapy Tool for Understanding Your Clients, Their Families, and Their Relationships (2012), No U-Turn at Mercy Street: A Memoir and Resource Guide for Grieving Parents (2010). She is co-author of Building an eCommerce Website (1998), a Stanford Professional Education Workshop, and technical editor of Webmastering for Dummies (1997). In her previous career in high technology, Chandrama served in executive and management positions at Stanford University and in Silicon Valley. She was an instructor/speaker for conferences including Women in Technology, Seybold Seminars, Stanford’s “Publishing on the Web” and “The Stanford Conference on eCommerce.” 
     
    Here are links to my site, Couples Blog, and books:
    Check out the Couples Blog


    Cost: $75
    Location: Loyola Hall
TIAA-CREF
  • Tuesday, Jun 25, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

    A representative from TIAA-CREF will provide retirement counseling to employees. This is a 30-minute confidential appointment that can be scheduled by calling TIAA-CREF at 1-800-842-2007 or online at www.tiaa-cref.org/moc.


    Cost: Free
    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
         Room 200
  • Thursday, Jul 25, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

    A representative from TIAA-CREF will provide retirement counseling to employees. This is a 30-minute confidential appointment that can be scheduled by calling TIAA-CREF at 1-800-842-2007 or online at www.tiaa-cref.org/moc.


    Cost: Free
    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
         Room 200
  • Tuesday, Aug 20, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

    A representative from TIAA-CREF will provide retirement counseling to employees. This is a 30-minute confidential appointment that can be scheduled by calling TIAA-CREF at 1-800-842-2007 or online at www.tiaa-cref.org/moc.


    Cost: Free
    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
         Room 200
  • Thursday, Sep 26, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

    A representative from TIAA-CREF will provide retirement counseling to employees. This is a 30-minute confidential appointment that can be scheduled by calling TIAA-CREF at 1-800-842-2007 or online at www.tiaa-cref.org/moc.


    Cost: Free
    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
         Room 200
  • Tuesday, Oct 22, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

    A representative from TIAA-CREF will provide retirement counseling to employees. This is a 30-minute confidential appointment that can be scheduled by calling TIAA-CREF at 1-800-842-2007 or online at www.tiaa-cref.org/moc.


    Cost: Free
    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
         Room 200
  • Thursday, Nov 14, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

    A representative from TIAA-CREF will provide retirement counseling to employees. This is a 30-minute confidential appointment that can be scheduled by calling TIAA-CREF at 1-800-842-2007 or online at www.tiaa-cref.org/moc.


    Cost: Free
    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
         Room 200
TIAA-CREF
  • Thursday, Dec 5, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

    A representative from TIAA-CREF will provide retirement counseling to employees. This is a 30-minute confidential appointment that can be scheduled by calling TIAA-CREF at 1-800-842-2007 or online at www.tiaa-cref.org/moc.


    Cost: Free
    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
         Consulting Room 2
Timesheet Approval Due Date
  • Monday, Jun 3, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Jun 17, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Jul 1, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Tuesday, Jul 16, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Thursday, Aug 1, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Friday, Aug 16, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Friday, Aug 30, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Tuesday, Sep 17, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Tuesday, Oct 1, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Wednesday, Oct 16, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Friday, Nov 1, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Nov 18, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Dec 2, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Tuesday, Dec 17, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Approval of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets approved after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
Timesheet Completion Due Date
  • Friday, May 31, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Friday, Jun 14, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Friday, Jun 28, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Jul 15, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Wednesday, Jul 31, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Thursday, Aug 15, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Thursday, Aug 29, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Sep 16, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Sep 30, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Tuesday, Oct 15, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Thursday, Oct 31, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Friday, Nov 15, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Wednesday, Nov 27, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
  • Monday, Dec 16, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Please Note: Completion of the time sheets are due by noon on the designated due date.

    Timesheets completed after the due date may not be processed until the next payroll. Since the due date is prior to the end date of the pay period, hours should be estimated for the current pay period and will be adjusted as necessary with the following pay period.

    SCU paydays are currently the 7th (for work from the 16th to the end of the previous month) and the 22nd (for work from the 1st to the 15th of the current month). When the pay date falls on Saturday, the checks will be issued on the proceeding Friday and when the pay date falls on Sunday the check will be issued on the following Monday.

    Payroll Advices are available on eCampus.

    Faculty and Staff Payroll Checks can be picked up by payee at the Human Resources Service Center. Employees are required to present identification. All checks not picked up will be mailed to the address of record on the fourth business day after the pay date.

    All Student checks are mailed.


    Location: 475 El Camino Real, Human Resources
Tuesday Bible study
Using Spiritual and Religious Tools in Mental Health Treatment
  • Friday, May 31, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
    Course # - CPSY x840
    Loyola Hall Room 160
    Credit Hours: 6
     
    Course Objectives:
     
    ·         To outline the physical and mental health benefits of spiritual and religious engagement
    ·         To articulate the tension and rapprochement between psychology and religion in clinical practice
    ·         To list and apply to clinical practice 13 spiritual and religious tools for the psychotherapist
    ·         To articulate 7 principles for therapists working with spiritual and religious clients
    ·         Discuss 4 typical ethical problems with psychotherapy and spirituality integration
     
    Course Description:
     
    There has been a remarkable amount of interest in the relationship between spirituality, religion, psychology, and health of late. Contemporary interest in spirituality and religion is hot among not only the general population but among professionals in the mental and physical health disciplines. While most people believe in God and consider themselves to be spiritual, religious, or both, most mental health professionals have little if any training in this area. Mental health professionals can use spiritual and religious principles and tools to better serve their clients even if they do not share the same religious interests. The purpose of this workshop is to offer thirteen spiritual and religious tools common among all of the major religious traditions that can be used by contemporary professional mental health professionals in clinical practice to enhance the already high quality professional services that they provide. Examples of spiritually and religiously integrated treatment along with a variety of ethical precautions are outlined as well.
     
    Instructor:
     
    Thomas G. Plante, Ph.D., ABPP is the Augustin Cardinal Bea, S.J. University Professor and director of the Spirituality and Health Institute at Santa Clara University and adjunct clinical professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University School of Medicine. He has authored or edited 19 books including, Spiritual Practices in Psychotherapy: Thirteen Tools for Enhancing Psychological Health (2009, American Psychological Association) and Religion, Spirituality, and Positive Psychology: Understanding the Psychological Fruits of Faith (2012, Praeger).  He recently served as Vice-Chair of the National Review Board for the Protection of Children and Youth for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and is past-president of the Society for the Psychology of Religion and Spirituality (Division 36) of the American Psychological Association. His website address is www.scu.edu/tplante. He maintains a private clinical practice in Menlo Park, CA. 


    Cost: $140
    Location: Loyola Hall
Vintage Santa Clara XXX
  • Sunday, Sep 8, 2013 from 1:30 PM to 5:00 PM


    A true Santa Clara tradition featuring exquisite vintages and culinary classics in support of the dreams of future Broncos.

    Join us for the association's signature food and wine festival, featuring alumni vintners and restaurateurs, a silent acution, and an afternoon of fun. Your ticket entitles you to wine, beer, food tastings, a commemorative glass, a silent auction, live music, great camraderie, and much more! All proceeds from the event go to help support the Alumni Family Scholarship program. 

    Sunday, September 8, 2013
    1:30-5 p.m.
    Mission Gardens, SCU Campus

    $60 per person ($30 of the ticket price is a non-refundable, tax-deductible donation).
    Space is limited and will sell out. Limit of 6 tickets per person.

    Tickets go on sale, Monday, August 5 at 8 a.m. (PST).



    Cost: $60 per person ($30 of the ticket price is a non-refundable, tax-deductible donation)
    Location: Mission Gardens
Visual Cultures of Bollywood
  • Monday, Apr 15, 2013 to Friday, Jun 21, 2013

    Free and open to the public

    This mini-exhibition provides a sampling of the visual cultures that inspire Bollywood, from traditions of mythological painting to pulp art, from symbols of national identity to conspicuously visible consumer global brands. The exhibit presents a selection of film posters from the 1940s to the present and other materials, including posters of movie stars, DVD covers, and books.

    Curators:

    • Judith Rodriguez, Information Specialist, University Library
    • Rohit Chopra, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication

     

    The event is part of the Global Bollywood Series of Events. For more information about this series, go to: http://libguides.scu.edu/bollywood 

    *If you require assistance for any of these events, please contact Joanne Clymer (408-551-1753), jclymer@scu.edu at least 48 hours in advance.

     


    Location: Learning Commons and Library
         Living Room Area, Lower Level
Visual Cultures of Bollywood
Visual Cultures of Bollywood Exhibit
Viva Verdi and the Valkyries
  • Wednesday, May 29, 2013 at 12:00 PM

    Join us for a piano and soprano extravaganza featuring soprano Denise Ritter-Bernardini and pianists Michael Boyd, Teresa McCullough, and Nathan Leonard as they sing and play transcriptions from their favorite operas, including Wagner's The Ride of the Valkyries for eight hands.


    Cost: Free
    Location: Music and Dance Facility, Recital Hall
Weekly Wednesday Worship
  • Wednesday, May 22, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM

    Weekly Wednesday Worship is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to gather weekly in the Multifaith Sanctuary for a diverse array of prayer, reflection and worship experiences that include silent reflection, Protestant Worship, eXaLT (Eucharistic Adoration), Labyrinth, Taizé, Mandala, and The Challenge (a spirituality series that  involves a speaker, meditation and discussion) and more.

     

     


    Cost: 0
    Location: St. Joseph's Hall
         Multifaith Sanctuary
  • Wednesday, May 29, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM

    Weekly Wednesday Worship is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to gather weekly in the Multifaith Sanctuary for a diverse array of prayer, reflection and worship experiences that include silent reflection, Protestant Worship, eXaLT (Eucharistic Adoration), Labyrinth, Taizé, Mandala, and The Challenge (a spirituality series that  involves a speaker, meditation and discussion) and more.

     

     


    Cost: 0
    Location: St. Joseph's Hall
         Multifaith Sanctuary
  • Wednesday, Jun 5, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM

    Weekly Wednesday Worship is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to gather weekly in the Multifaith Sanctuary for a diverse array of prayer, reflection and worship experiences that include silent reflection, Protestant Worship, eXaLT (Eucharistic Adoration), Labyrinth, Taizé, Mandala, and The Challenge (a spirituality series that  involves a speaker, meditation and discussion) and more.

     

     


    Cost: 0
    Location: St. Joseph's Hall
         Multifaith Sanctuary
  • Wednesday, Jun 12, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM

    Weekly Wednesday Worship is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to gather weekly in the Multifaith Sanctuary for a diverse array of prayer, reflection and worship experiences that include silent reflection, Protestant Worship, eXaLT (Eucharistic Adoration), Labyrinth, Taizé, Mandala, and The Challenge (a spirituality series that  involves a speaker, meditation and discussion) and more.

     

     


    Cost: 0
    Location: St. Joseph's Hall
         Multifaith Sanctuary
Weekly Wednesday Worship
  • Wednesday, May 22, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM

    Weekly Wednesday Worship is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to gather weekly in the Multifaith Sanctuary for a diverse array of prayer, reflection and worship experiences that include silent reflection, Protestant Worship, eXaLT (Eucharistic Adoration), Labyrinth, Taizé, Mandala, and The Challenge (a spirituality series that  involves a speaker, meditation and discussion) and more.

     

     


    Cost: 0
    Location: St. Joseph's Hall
         Multifaith Sanctuary
  • Wednesday, May 29, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM

    Weekly Wednesday Worship is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to gather weekly in the Multifaith Sanctuary for a diverse array of prayer, reflection and worship experiences that include silent reflection, Protestant Worship, eXaLT (Eucharistic Adoration), Labyrinth, Taizé, Mandala, and The Challenge (a spirituality series that  involves a speaker, meditation and discussion) and more.

     

     


    Cost: 0
    Location: St. Joseph's Hall
         Multifaith Sanctuary
  • Wednesday, Jun 5, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM

    Weekly Wednesday Worship is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to gather weekly in the Multifaith Sanctuary for a diverse array of prayer, reflection and worship experiences that include silent reflection, Protestant Worship, eXaLT (Eucharistic Adoration), Labyrinth, Taizé, Mandala, and The Challenge (a spirituality series that  involves a speaker, meditation and discussion) and more.

     

     


    Cost: 0
    Location: St. Joseph's Hall
         Multifaith Sanctuary
  • Wednesday, Jun 12, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM

    Weekly Wednesday Worship is an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to gather weekly in the Multifaith Sanctuary for a diverse array of prayer, reflection and worship experiences that include silent reflection, Protestant Worship, eXaLT (Eucharistic Adoration), Labyrinth, Taizé, Mandala, and The Challenge (a spirituality series that  involves a speaker, meditation and discussion) and more.

     

     


    Cost: 0
    Location: St. Joseph's Hall
         Multifaith Sanctuary
Wine Tasting Reception for All Alumni
  • Friday, Oct 11, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM

    Don't miss this opportunity to connect with classmates and friends while enjoying an impressive menu of alumni-affiliated wines and an assortment of delicious appetizers. Make sure to visit the photo booth to capture the moment!

    $20 per person


    Location:
         St. Ignatius Lawn
Wisdom Therapy
  • Saturday, Jul 13, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

    Course # - CPSY x
    Loyola Hall Room 160
    Credit Hours: 6

    Register Here for In-class or Live Stream! 

    Course Objectives:

     

    Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
    • Identify universal facial expressions which reveal emotional states of our patients: happiness, sadness, fear, anger, and curiosity.
    • Identify signs of autonomic activity which convey emotional arousal and relaxation: pupil size, visible carotid pulse, nostril flaring, changes in breathing rhythms - sighing and holding the breath, and flushing or blanching of the face and neck.
    • Gross Body language and posture: upper body/lower body, leaning, arm/hand gestures, movement/stillness.
    • Integrating verbal interaction with neurophysiologic signs
    • Congruence and incongruence ? how to respond

     

    Course Description:

     

    In the course of psychotherapy clinicians often wrestle with the timing and assessment of their interpretations and interventions. Verbal cues can take the clinician only so far in their understanding of their patients and drawing  inferences about their experiences. Other, nonverbal cues are often learned through experience and may not be consciously integrated for the clinician.
     
     In this course, an observational model will be presented which integrates facial expression, patterns of breathing, posture, and autonomic signs of stress and relaxation. With this model in mind, the clinician can have an additional nonverbal map of the central unconscious themes of the patient?s interior world. This model also serves an informative guide to the effectiveness of the clinician?s interventions. The work of Ekman, Sapolsky, and Rosen will be presented.

     

            Instructor: 

     

    Robert L. Fisher, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice, with forty years of experience in the areas of psychotherapy, hypnotherapy and consultation. He is a Board Certified Medical Psychotherapist and Psychodiagnostician, and a founding member of the American College of Advanced Practice Psychologists. He has been adjunct instructor at Santa Clara University, Department of Counseling Psychology for thirteen years.
     
    Dr. Fisher has worked in hospitals and clinics for over half of his career, and routinely consults with physicians and nurses in coordinating medical and psychological services for his patients. 

     


    Location: Loyola Hall
You Are the Caring Presence (Trauma) [LPCC]
  • Friday, Jun 28, 2013 at 9:00 AM to Saturday, Jun 29, 2013 at 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM

    Course # - CPSY x262

     Loyola Hall Room 160 

    Credit Hours: 15

    Register Here for In-Class or Live Stream! 

     Course Objectives:

    • Identify the feelings, behaviors, and symptoms associated with post trauma stress and grief
    • Acquire a greater knowledge of the grief process and its components
    • Obtain tools to accurately determine acute and delayed stress response and techniques for intervention
    • Utilize Critical Incident Stress Model for immediate and intermediate response
    • Develop better communication skills to support individuals and groups

    Course Description:

    This workshop will give participants a working understanding of post-traumatic stress and cumulative stress reactions as the natural response to loss, illness, change, trauma, or death. Effective techniques for recognition and intervention will be practiced and specific tools for healing and transforming the traumatic event will be explored. Participants will also examine the specific issues related to response/caregiving professionals and their unique delayed response to trauma.

    At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will: Identify the feelings, behaviors, and symptoms associated with post trauma stress and grief; Acquire a greater knowledge of the grief process and its components; Obtain tools to accurately determine acute and delayed stress response and techniques for intervention; Utilize critical incident stress model for immediate and intermediate response; Increase personal emotional awareness; Develop better communication skills to support individuals and groups.

    Instructor:  

    Janet Childs, M.A. is the Director of Education Centre for Living with Dying through the Bill Wilson Center and is the director of the Bay Area CISM Team. She has over 35 years of experience in counseling, crisis intervention, volunteer management and training development. She has worked at Project Headstart, Community of Communities, Valley Rape Crisis Center, Suicide and Crisis Service, Alum Rock Counseling Center, Santa Clara University, San Jose City College, San Jose State University, and many other institutions of higher learning. Ms. Childs has been a keynote speaker at trauma and loss conferences around the world, is recipient of the Santa Clara County Medical Association Citizen?s Award, the National Organization of Parents of Murdered Children Father Ken Czillinger Professional Award, the COMA (Communications Operations Managers Association), Susan Voellger Award for Training, San Jose Fire Department: Class A: Civilian Devoted Service, Oakland Fire Outstanding Performance, City of San Jose Commendation, as well as numerous other recognitions and honors.


    Cost: $365 (total)
    Location: Loyola Hall
Young Alumni Happy Hour - Los Gatos
  • Thursday, May 30, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM

    Join the SCU Alumni Association for a Young Alumni Happy Hour!  Relax, socialize, and network with other recent Santa Clara University graduates.  Get a group of other young alumni together or just drop by on your own ... either way, you'll have a great time!

    What is a Young Alum? We define a "young alumni" as someone who graduated 10 or less years ago.  As always, we welcome alumni from all generations to enjoy "young alumni" events.  In the end, we strive to create engaging programming that strengthens relationships between our young alumni, the greater Bronco community, and Santa Clara University.  

     

    RSVP


    Cost: No Charge
    Location:
         Los Gatos Bar & Grill
Young Alumni Happy Hour - San Francisco
  • Thursday, Jun 27, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM

    Join the SCU Alumni Association for a Young Alumni Happy Hour!  Relax, socialize, and network with other recent Santa Clara University graduates.  Get a group of other young alumni together or just drop by on your own ... either way, you'll have a great time!

    What is a Young Alum? We define a "young alumni" as someone who graduated 10 or less years ago.  As always, we welcome alumni from all generations to enjoy "young alumni" events.  In the end, we strive to create engaging programming that strengthens relationships between our young alumni, the greater Bronco community, and Santa Clara University.  

     

    RSVP


    Cost: No Charge
    Location:
         TBA, San Francisco
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