One heart: While 100 years have brought many changes to Saint Rose, our values have remained the same
The heart of our history: the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet
A keeper of our history: RoseMarie Manory ’56
Faces of Saint Rose
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Sister Agnes Rose Burton, CSJ, ’51, G’61: A humble but powerful contributor to Saint Rose and the community
Never one to seek personal attention or accolades, Sister Agnes Rose Burton unobtrusively went about her work of teaching political science. Why, then, was her passing in 2018 a TV news story in the Capital Reg...
The Birchaks: A Saint Rose family through and through
The Birchak family – Dr. Stephen Birchak, his wife Laura (Annie) Birchak ‘94, G’97, G’08, and their sons, Brandon Birchak ‘08 and Nicholas Birchak ‘06, G’08 – is an important part of the Saint R...
Sister Rose Regina Smith, CSJ, ‘50, G’90: The daughter of one of the first graduates of the College and a treasured administrator
Perhaps more than anyone else associated with the Saint Rose story, Sister Rose Regina Smith embodies both the College’s roots and its emergence into a comprehensive liberal arts institution with nearly 3,800...
Sister Charleen Bloom, CSJ, ’57, Ph.D.: A drive to help others use their voice
One night a year, individuals who stutter stand before a group of people to explain how Sister Charleen Bloom and her students gave them the courage and the skills to address them. The occasion is the intensive...
Cathy Cummings Haker: Leading the growth of Golden Knights athletics
Cathy Haker began her career at Saint Rose in 1976 as the part-time women’s basketball coach, and subsequently became director of athletics and recreation, overseeing the varsity program’s growth from o...
An orientation toward excellence in every way: Dr. Huey Bogan, associate professor of education
Beloved associate professor in the School of Education (now Thelma P. Lally School of Education), Dr. Huey Charles Bogan joined the Saint Rose faculty in 1993 from Fairborn, Ohio, where he had taught in public ...
Saint Rose values that persist: Patricia Hunter Standish '50, G'57
Few individuals in Saint Rose history are as decorated as Patricia Hunter Standish ’50, G’57, and her late husband J. Spencer Standish. The couple received the Spirit of Saint Rose Award in 2004, we...
Ensuring the spirit of Saint Rose continues past graduation: The Saint Rose Alumni Association
The Saint Rose Alumni Association was founded in 1924 — the year of the first graduating class — and since then has continued to serve as an important connection to the College. Whether alums consider thems...
A leader for the second half of the century: Dr. Thomas Manion
The College had surpassed its first half-century and was emerging from the civil unrest of the 1960s and short-lived tenure of its fifth president, Alfonse R. Miele, when Dr. Thomas Manion became president. The...
The start of a fully coeducational Saint Rose: Albert Sterling '71
Al Sterling ’71 is one of the first 30 male undergraduates to graduate from Saint Rose after the College went coeducational in 1969 – but that’s not the only remarkable thing about him. He already had muc...
A legacy on the field and in the lives of players: Coach Bob Bellizzi
Although many years have gone by, former players of Coach Bob Bellizzi often get emotional when they speak of the lessons they learned from him on and off the field. He will forever be his own chapter in the hi...
Living the Mission of an Inclusive Community: Jacqueline Curtis
The civil rights movement of the 1960s and ’70s brought calls for more inclusive college campuses. Saint Rose didn’t just talk about it. The College wrote a grant to the state education department to establ...Alumni Stories
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Have FUN with Saint Rose coloring pages!
As everyone is adjusting to these new circumstances, we wanted to remind you that we’re all in this together.
From our kitchen tables, home offices and even our couches, Saint Rose is still working hard for our students and for you. So be on the lookout for fun activities, ways to stay safe and how we can help each other.
To kick things off, we thought we’d start with some FUN! We created Saint Rose coloring pages! Kids and kids at heart, take a picture of your finished masterpieces and share them with us.
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