Come celebrate with Campus Ministry. All welcome.

Change of time due to the Super Bowl.

Sodexo will be hosting a Super Bowl showing in the STAC on Sunday, February 2 at 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Dinner will be at 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the STAC... everyone will swipe as normal for their meal. 

Please register for this event on HANDSHAKE.

Please join Greg Lewis, Program Director at Exeter College, Oxford University to learn more about the prestigious summer programs to:

OXFORD: England – This six-week summer program at Exeter College, Oxford is a unique opportunity for Carroll students to experience undergraduate life at one of the most prestigious universities in the world, the University of Oxford. Exeter College is one of the constituent colleges of the University of Oxford and the fourth oldest college of the University. Highly competitive.

CAMBRIDGE: England – The International Security and Intelligence Program and Conference, Magdalene College Cambridge - is a four-week university-level program aimed at those with an academic or professional interest in intelligence and contemporary security threats. It offers a unique opportunity to work with leading practitioners and academics from the security and intelligence worlds. Held in early July – early August each summer. Highly competitive.

What is Catholic Studies? A Discussion and Lecture by John Boyle.

February 6th, 7pm, Lower Campus Center

Dr. John Boyle, a Professor of Catholic Studies at University of St. Thomas, is a founder and current Chair of the oldest running Catholic Studies Program in the world. He will discuss the meaning and uniqueness of Catholic Studies and its role in the Catholic College curriculum.

Sponsored by Carroll College Catholic Studies. Free and open to the public.

Come learn what your love language is and how to maintain healthy relationships. You can take the 5 Love Languages Quiz, grab a treat, and make your own Valentine’s Day cards!

Sponsored by the Health Sciences/Public Health Club.

Meet at the HAC 3:15pm and head up to Mac Pass with us! We plan to make it back before the STAC closes for dinner. All equipment and basic instruction provided. Sign Up Here

The third show of the season and our first show of 2020 will be Emilie: La Marquese du Chatalet defends her life tonight by Lauren Gunderson, running Feb 7-15. This show is about physicist Emilie du Catalet and her work (and love affair) with Voltaire. In this play, Emilie will suspend the laws of time and space to appear before us and defend her existence, telling her story from her own perspective. Kim Shire will direct.

Come join fellow students for a Laser Tag Tournament at Montana Advanced Laser Tag on Saturday Feb 8th from 3-9pm. The tournament runs 3-9pm and game times will be announced Friday evening. This will be a 5v5 tournament and team rosters must be submitted by noon on Friday. Sign up here

The third show of the season and our first show of 2020 will be Emilie: La Marquese du Chatalet defends her life tonight by Lauren Gunderson, running Feb 7-15. This show is about physicist Emilie du Catalet and her work (and love affair) with Voltaire. In this play, Emilie will suspend the laws of time and space to appear before us and defend her existence, telling her story from her own perspective. Kim Shire will direct.

Meet a Carroll professor, a current student and Carroll alumni in  Spokane, WA at the Historic Davenport Hotel in the Early Bird Banquet room. Learn more about Carroll's range of stellar academic programs, fantastic location in the middle of Montana's great outdoors, and fun and inspiring campus community.

Explore how Carroll College will help you build the career you want and the life you aspire to. Also pick up details you need about academic options, how to apply, and financial aid.

RSVP with your total number of guests by Jan 20 with: Hannah Sylvester at hsylvester@carroll.edu or text 509-638-2415.

Apply to be a Resident Assistant for the 2020-21 school year!

Why be an RA?

1. You get to play a crucial role in building community on Carroll's campus.
2. You get to help other students navigate their college experience.
3. You get to work on improving your leadership skills which you can bring with you for the rest of your life.
4. You can learn so much about yourself and others through working in a position like this.
5. You can become a better version of yourself.

Other Incentives

1. It is noteworthy on a resume.
2. There is great satisfaction in helping others.
3. This position prepares you for so many things.
4. Your room is covered and you get paid a stipend,too.

Applications are due February 10 by 5:00PM to studentlife@carroll.edu or paper copies turned to the Student Life Office (Borromeo Hall 131).

Resident Assistant (RA) Application 2020-21

Resident Assistant (RA) Candidate Reference Form 2020-21

All Carroll College senior students are invited to attend the Annual Etiquette Dinner hosted by  Career Services, Alumni & Family Engagement, and Sodexo. 

Students

Come learn what it takes to make a great first impression and how to navigate through a formal business dinner with style. During the meal, students learn the basics of proper dining from use of the napkin, silverware, and glassware to appropriate topics of conversation and what to do at the conclusion of the meal. During the professional meal, a trained etiquette presenter guides participants through the fine dining experience.

• 5:00 - 5:30 p.m.: Professional Head Shot Photos taken for LinkedIn or other professional needs.
• 5:30 - 6:00 p.m.: Social
• 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.: Dinner and Presentation

The dinner is FREE to Carroll seniors who will soon launch their careers. The dinner is sponsored by local and regional organizations. Register now!

Student Registration

Business Sponsors

Thank you for your interest in sponsoring the Carroll College Senior Etiquette Dinner on February 11. Please consider sponsoring a table or two whether you can attend or not. Sponsor a table

Contact Renee' Wall (rwall@carroll.edu or call 406-447-5169) in the Alumni Office if you have any questions. Thank you for your support of our Carroll College students!

Sponsor a Table

The Gaming Club will be hosting another Smash Bros Night! There will be consoles available, but feel free to bring your favorite way to enjoy the game! In honor of Valentine's Day, a doubles tournament will take place if enough people are present.

Maria and the Butterflies auditions.

Our final show of the season is a first for Carroll College! We are commissioning this play to tell the story of a female scientist. It is titled: Maria and the Butterflies. This musical is by Katherine Gee Perrone with musical score by Dana Cardon, running April 17-26, 2020. This show is about Maria Sibylla Merian, a painter and scientist from the 1600's who studied and illustrated the metamorphosis of bugs and butterflies.

This hour long play will be our TYA production of the year. We will host audiences for school day matinees as well as weekend performances for the public. Kim Shire will be directing.

Pick up FREE tickets during lunch in the Cube for Birds of Prey: Harley Quinn

This event discusses difficult subjects such as sexual harassment and sexual assault, more specifically anonymous stories from survivors. This event is in O'Connell 107 from 7-8:30 and will include personal testimonies from survivors. No phones are allowed. Part of Spring Fever Week. Hosted at Carroll College. Presented by The Gender Studies Department, FAE, And GSA.

Get published in the Carroll College's Literary Magazine!

Looking to share your creative work(s)? Submit your short stories, poems, song lyrics, and more to Colors, Carroll College's Literary Magazine. We are also looking for submissions for cover art, like photography, artworks, etc.  This is open to the Carroll community and anyone else who may be interested beyond that.

• For short stories, the max word count is 1,800 words
• For poems/lyrics, there's a 60 line max (multiple poems can add up to this).
• For photography, there's a 4 photograph max with brief description of each photo
• THERE IS NO MINIMUM word/line count or photography submission

Deadline for submissions is Wednesday, February 12th. Send submissions and any questions to colors@carroll.edu.

Join us for a business skills workshop where students and community members learn the ins and out of business skills. Join us for this bi-weekly skills workshop and learn how to:

• Use LinkedIn
• Create a cover letter or resume
• Prepare for an interview
• And more!

CSA/ASCC meeting room in the Upper Cube. Sponsored by the Carroll College Business Club.

Maria and the Butterflies callbacks.

Our final show of the season is a first for Carroll College! We are commissioning this play to tell the story of a female scientist. It is titled: Maria and the Butterflies. This musical is by Katherine Gee Perrone with musical score by Dana Cardon, running April 17-26, 2020. This show is about Maria Sibylla Merian, a painter and scientist from the 1600's who studied and illustrated the metamorphosis of bugs and butterflies.

This hour long play will be our TYA production of the year. We will host audiences for school day matinees as well as weekend performances for the public. Kim Shire will be directing.

Located in Simp 101 from 7-8:30, this event includes special guests, such as community members, physicians, faculty and students. We will be discussing the importance of sexual health and safety within relationships and answering questions for those that have them. Part of Spring Fever Week. Hosted at Carroll College. Presented by The Gender Studies Department, FAE, And GSA.

It's Carroll College night with the Helena Bighorns hockey team. Lots of fun! Pick up FREE tickets during lunch in the Cube to cheer on the Bighorns! Sponsored by CSA.

The third show of the season and our first show of 2020 will be Emilie: La Marquese du Chatalet defends her life tonight by Lauren Gunderson, running Feb 7-15. This show is about physicist Emilie du Catalet and her work (and love affair) with Voltaire. In this play, Emilie will suspend the laws of time and space to appear before us and defend her existence, telling her story from her own perspective. Kim Shire will direct.

An active shooter is a person actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area. It is important that members of our Carroll community understand how to respond should we find themselves in such a situation. By attending one of these sessions, you will be provided guidance about where to go, what to do, and how to protect yourself in case of a shooter incident on campus  as well as what to expect when law enforcement arrives on scene.

For Carroll College Employees and Students. Presented by Noal Petty, Helena Police Department. “RUN, LOCK, FIGHT”

• Session 1:  9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
• Session 2:  12:30 – 2:30 p.m.

Learn How to Respond / Emergency Preparedness

An active shooter is a person actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area. It is important that members of our Carroll community understand how to respond should we find themselves in such a situation. By attending one of these sessions, you will be provided guidance about where to go, what to do, and how to protect yourself in case of a shooter incident on campus  as well as what to expect when law enforcement arrives on scene.

For Carroll College Employees and Students. Presented by Noal Petty, Helena Police Department. “RUN, LOCK, FIGHT”

• Session 1:  9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
• Session 2:  12:30 – 2:30 p.m.

Learn How to Respond / Emergency Preparedness

Zinnstarter Spring pitch event will be held in  the Sage room (Library) Tuesday February 18, 2020 at 4:00 p.m.  Any Carroll student that has a business/entrepreneurial idea is welcome to  present their 3 minute elevator pitch to the ZinnStarter Board. Those that are selected will be asked to continue to round 2 on April 2, 2020.

Each entrepreneurial idea stands to win up to $1000 from ZinnStarter for startup costs and the opportunity to work with business leaders who will help mentor you and your project. If you are interested, please contact Annette Ryerson aryerson@carroll.edu.

Join us Thursday, February 20 at 7:00 p.m. for this spring's math debate at Carroll College, as Dr. Eric Sullivan, Dr. Kim Ayers, and Dr. Kelly Cline debate the topic, "Who is the most influential mathematician who died before their time?"

Dr. Cline will be arguing for Emmy Noether, Dr. Ayers will be arguing for Srinivasa Ramanujan, and Dr. Sullivan will argue for Evariste Galois.

Please be sure to show up early as seats fill up quickly for our popular math debates. If you are unable to attend, we will be livestreaming the event over Facebook Live.