Community relations and community outreach refers to the various methods used to establish and maintain mutually beneficial relationships with the community and Trocaire’s most important stakeholders. Part of that work ensures that Trocaire is well represented and that our college community makes positive contributions … Read Article
Trocaire College’s Radiologic Technology (RT) Club had a busy Fall 2018, and already has plans to do more this semester. In October, for the third consecutive year, the club made a donation and participated in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk at Canalside in … Read Article
Corporate partner Catholic Health to consider course grads for employment BUFFALO, NEW YORK – Feb. 5, 2019 – Thanks to funds from the New York State Regional Economic Development Council, Trocaire College and the Buffalo Center for Arts and Technology (BCAT) are pairing up in … Read Article
Student Life Update: January 2019 Over the weekend, I had the opportunity to be a tour guide on a public art bus tour with Unite by Night, a non-profit organization co-founded by Trocaire Director of Marketing and Public Relations Emily Perryman. Unite by Night dedicates … Read Article
Do you want to work in Western New York’s booming healthcare industry, but aren’t sure where to start? An education in Sterile Processing and Distribution takes just 13 weeks and can be your entry point to a fulfilling healthcare career. Classes Start Jan. 29 … Read Article
At a luncheon at the Buffalo Convention Center on 1/16, Trocaire’s Director of Marketing and Public Relations Emily Burns Perryman’s nonprofit Unite by Night was recognized by the national Federation for Just Communities of WNY (NFJCWNY) as a “Community Leader.” These Community Leader awards are … Read Article
Trocaire Nursing Clinical Instructor Pauline Phillips-Soso loves her job–like, really loves it. Just check out her scrubs: “Nursing is a Work of Heart” She works at Elderwood at Amherst, … Read Article
Two local parishes made a generous gift to Trocaire’s food pantry this past December, donating $2,000 to help assist in its mission to alleviate food insecurity among students. The HOPE (Help Our People Everywhere) Committee of St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Martin of Tours churches … Read Article
“Home Alone 2: Lost in New York” is one of my favorite movies to watch this time of year. Although it only has a 30% on Rotten Tomatoes (a total crime) I watch the film with great nostalgia and fond ness. John Williams’ “Somewhere In … Read Article
Representatives from various areas of the college came together on Dec. 6 to celebrate three Trocaire Nursing students who received $2,500 scholarships from the KeyBank New York Community Scholarship Trust, a charitable trust. The three students honored were Safra Bacchus, Felicia Herrmann and Harpreet Khera. … Read Article
Two Catherine McAuley School of Nursing students have been chosen to deliver speeches at Trocaire’s December 2018 Commencement ceremony. Meet them both below! Nora Durham Nora Durham was born and raised in the Buffalo area and intends to stay in the area working in Medical … Read Article
Trocaire alumna Janelle Ganje ’15, CST recently received Kenmore Mercy Hospital’s Outstanding Surgical Technologist of the Year award. The merits of this award are based on surgical skill, clinical excellence, critical thinking, integrity and a persistent interest in the field of Surgical Technology. “Janelle is a positive, high … Read Article
Public Event is Thursday, Nov. 15 at Mercy Center in Buffalo Trocaire College’s Office of Mission, Ministry and Service is sponsoring a panel discussion on the topic of immigration this Thursday, Nov. 15. The event will be held from 2-3:30 p.m. at the Mercy … Read Article
With the success of its first year, the focus of Trocaire’s Pathways to Nursing Success program expanded to offering some of its supports to students outside of the program in the form of scholarships. In total this fall, Pathways has awarded $6,000 in scholarship funds … Read Article
Amy Breski, PhD, assistant professor of psychology at Trocaire, has published an article regarding her professional experience concerning the opioid crisis, titled “Recovery Is Possible -Individuals Must do the Work, and Families Can Help.” The article can be accessed here— just click the box that says … Read Article
Three Trocaire College students will be hitting the runway next month for the WNY Women’s Foundation’s 15th annual Fall in Fashion event at The Foundry Suites. Trocaire College is a sponsor of this year’s event, which is “an afternoon of fashion, food and friends, benefiting the … Read Article
Trocaire College’s Board of Trustees has elected six new members to three-year terms on the board. The new trustees are: Teresa M. Majors, CPA and partner at Dopkins & Company, LLP Sister Lisa Mary McCartney, RSM, Ph.D., mission associate at Mercyhurst University in Erie, Pa., … Read Article
At Trocaire, student safety and security is a priority. Maintaining a safe campus environment—and being prepared for unexpected situations —involves cooperation from the entire Trocaire community. To help our students stay connected with our faculty, receive important campus news and immediately receive emergency updates, we … Read Article
If you’ve walked through the hallways on Choate, Seneca, or Transit, you may have encountered Student Association sitting at a table promoting voter registration. The midterm election is Nov. 6. This general election will decide who controls the Senate and House. The deadline to register to … Read Article
The Buffalo Beer Scene is BOOMING! Hear from Buffalo’s first female head-brewer Vandra Ruppel in this week’s episode of #LIFTEDpodcast. Vandra brews at @HydraulicHearth for @Communitybeerworks. She may be a pioneer of the Buffalo beer-scene, … Read Article