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Intellectual challenge is at the heart of a Beacon education. We take this very seriously, but we are also very practical about it. Our nine bachelor’s degree programs are intended to prepare our students to find worthy work in today’s global marketplace. Additionally, we encourage students to explore their diverse interests through one or more of our 17 minors.
“Pursuing the life abundant” is the pervading theme that infuses everything we do at Beacon College. It’s something we take very seriously indeed.
At Beacon, you’ll be able to be the most that you can be. Both within the classroom and far beyond it, we nurture a vivacious learning laboratory that calls upon you to seek and cherish all of life’s richness.
Celebrating Seder has become an annual tradition at Beacon College, courtesy of the Resnick family. The wonderful Seder that occurred on Friday, April 3rd was generously hosted by Sam Resnick’s parents. There was delicious food, a great ceremony, and tons of fun.
As would be expected, the event was open and attended by many people from a variety of religious backgrounds. Everyone enjoyed the prayers, songs, and laughter. Students, faculty, staff and parents had a great time eating wonderful food, having great conversations, and learning more about the Jewish religion.
After the great feast and good times, everybody left with full stomachs, courtesy of the delicious cooking of Chef Auld and the homemade chocolate treats of Mrs. Resnick. There were ample memories and a great shared experience of the Beacon College community.
The holding of the Seder dinner has become a treasured tradition at Beacon, as Jewish students far from home are given an opportunity to celebrate this important occasion, and those from other religious backgrounds are able to share in the event and learn more about the Jewish faith.
