Alumni News
Beacon Graduate Energized By Work At Walter Reed Hospital
October 26, 2021
...inventory management.
Faculty
Beacon Professor’s Critique of Two Poets Published in National Literary Journal
August 4, 2016
...moment is a potential ‘hinge in time’,” Nesbitt concludes: “Documenting the later moments of Snyder’s existence, this collection is more than a hinge; it is a handhold.
Faculty
Beacon Historian Studies U.S.’s Brother-Against-Brother Struggle in Pictures
August 4, 2016
...the program — which covered the African-American experience from the start of the Civil War to the rise of Jim Crow in the 1890s — dovetailed nicely with preparation for...
In The Media
Beacon Student Reps Beacon on TV
November 1, 2019
...and need for collegiate education designed for those who learn differently to continue the education journey begun earlier at places like Pace Brantley.
Summer For Success
Puzzled!
July 21, 2017
...taste of a college and some beefy tools for managing learning differences they can use to succeed while still in high school.
Travel Abroad
Buongiorno!
September 18, 2017
...some valuable Italian phrases and tips for staying safe.
Travel Abroad
Rome and Beyond
December 4, 2017
...has so much to see and explore, however, since time was regrettably short, we walked immediately to the Piazza dei Miracoli, the Square of Miracles, where we encountered the Duomo,...
Academics
Sh (No Longer) Happens: Beacon Library Turns Page on Tradition
April 27, 2023
...there,” she said.
Alumni News
Jacob Pinckney: The diagnosis doesn’t change the prognosis for success
September 14, 2016
...gone through just to graduate high school.
Staff
Bus Driver
January 2, 2024
...Code Main Phone Number(Required) Alternate Phone Personal Email(Required) Employment Experience List the names of your present or previous employers in chronological order with present or most recent employer listed first...
Athletics
Charity Riders Represent Beacon College in Annual Hospital Fundraiser
November 29, 2018
...the hospital provides, to improve patient care, and to fund medical education scholarships to area high school graduates who will be pursuing medical or allied health related degree programs.