Patrick is a paranormal investigator for TruTV’s “Haunting Evidence.”
He will talk about “haunting” cases he has worked on and what’s involved
in a paranormal investigation.

Come to the presentation and enter the drawing* for a chance
to accompany Patrick on an investigation on the Nichols College campus.
(*drawing to participate in the investigation is for Nichols students only.)

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Meet coaches, administrators, and students and learn about the benefits of a Nichols College education.

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Inspired by the book The Last Lecture, by the late Professor Randy Pausch from Carnegie Mellon University, Nichols College faculty and staff members respond to the question, “If you could give one lecture, knowing it would be your very last, what important things would you tell your students?” (Sponsored by Nichols Reads)

The grand finale of the Last Lecture Series features four distinguished members of the Nichols College Community:

Professor Larry Downs
Professor Rick Hilliard
Professor Karen (Sasha) Tipper

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Inspired by the book The Last Lecture, by the late Professor Randy Pausch from Carnegie Mellon University, Nichols College faculty and staff members respond to the question, “If you could give one lecture, knowing it would be your very last, what important things would you tell your students?” (Sponsored by Nichols Reads)

Ms. Charlyn “Charlie” Robert, Associate Dean of Students and Director of Athletics at Nichols College and Professor Luanne Proko step to the podium in the fifth last lecture session

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Inspired by the book The Last Lecture, by the late Professor Randy Pausch from Carnegie Mellon University, Nichols College faculty and staff members respond to the question, “If you could give one lecture, knowing it would be your very last, what important things would you tell your students?” (Sponsored by Nichols Reads)

Professors Libba Moore and Hans Despain share their stories in the fourth Last Lecture session

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Inspired by the book The Last Lecture, by the late Professor Randy Pausch from Carnegie Mellon University, Nichols College faculty and staff members respond to the question, “If you could give one lecture, knowing it would be your very last, what important things would you tell your students?” (Sponsored by Nichols Reads)

Professor Colleen Colles and Professor Jeffrey Halprin seek to inspire students in the third Last Lecture Session

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Inspired by the book The Last Lecture, by the late Professor Randy Pausch from Carnegie Mellon University, Nichols College faculty and staff members respond to the question, “If you could give one lecture, knowing it would be your very last, what important things would you tell your students?” (Sponsored by Nichols Reads)

The second group to present their last lecture include:
Brian McCoy, Vice President for Student Affairs/Dean of Students and Dawn Sherman, Assistant Dean for Special Academic Programs

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Inspired by the book The Last Lecture, by the late Professor Randy Pausch from Carnegie Mellon University, Nichols College faculty and staff members respond to the question, “If you could give one lecture, knowing it would be your very last, what important things would you tell your students?” (Sponsored by Nichols Reads)

Professor Joel Cormier and Professor Joanne Newcombe are the first faculty members to deliver their words of wisdom to students.

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Jessica Jackley is the founder of Kiva.org, a web site that connects people through lending to alleviate poverty. The concept behind Kiva.org is having individual internet users lend as little as $25 to developing world entrepreneuers, providing affordable capital to help them start or expand a small business. Come learn how this talented woman has combined her business skill with social responsibility.

Read Jessica Jackley’s Bio

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This powerful stage performance uses humor and audience interaction with the characters to addresses the issue of acquaintance rape on college campuses. The program is designed to promote social change around issues of equality and violence against women. Strongly recommended for first year students.

The Rape Crisis Center of Central Massachusetts - Agency Details

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