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Resident IT Students Unwind With Faculty on Bowling Night

02.01.2013 Business & Hospitality, Information Technology, Students
Camaraderie beyond the classroom
Camaraderie beyond the classroom
At left, Daniel W. Yoas, among the supportive faculty members on hand, and Taylor R. Lapointe, an information technology: information assurance and security concentration major from Pelham, N.H. and Resident Assistant for the living-learning community
At left, Daniel W. Yoas, among the supportive faculty members on hand, and Taylor R. Lapointe, an information technology: information assurance and security concentration major from Pelham, N.H. and Resident Assistant for the living-learning community
Thumbs-up for the chow-down
Thumbs-up for the chow-down
Faculty member Lisa R. Bock joins in the fun.
Faculty member Lisa R. Bock joins in the fun.

Fourteen students from the Information Technology Living-Learning Community in Dauphin Hall joined four faculty members from the School of Business and Computer Technologies – Denise S. Leete and Daniel W. Yoas, associate professors of computer information technology, and Lisa R. Bock and Anita R. Girton, assistant professors of computer information technology – for a recent evening of bowling and pizza at ABC Lanes on Park Avenue. The LLC regularly organizes educational and social programs for its residents, among the Residence Life Office’s varied living-learning communities across campus that bring out-of-class opportunities to students enrolled in the same academic majors.
Photos by Brian D. Walton, coordinator of matriculation and retention for the School of Business and Computer Technologies

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