Campus Events
Commencement Rehearsal
6:00pm @ Main Hall
Senior Luncheon
CAS, NHP and SPS Bachelor's Candidates Only
12:30pm @ Alumnae Hall
Baccalaureate Mass
5:00pm @ Trinity Center
President's Reception, following Mass
Reunion
Calling all classes ending in "2" or "7" - register now for a weekend of fun and friends.
Online Teacher Recertification
For more than 30 years, Trinity has offered professional development courses for education professionals. 3-credit online classes start June 11, for just $480.
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May Commencement 2012
Congratulations to all our graduates! Trinity will celebrate Commencement on Sunday, May 20, 2012, at 11:00am on the Sister Helen Sheehan Library Terrace.
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New Academic Center
Featuring 24 new classrooms, a 400-seat auditorium, and cutting-edge laboratory technologies, the Trinity Academic Center will be a symbol of Trinity's intellectual values.
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Giving is Powerful
Your generous support of the Trinity Annual Fund transforms the lives of students, enhancing Trinity's resources and strengthening education. A gift of any amount helps to build the long-term future of Trinity.
Give to the 2011-2012 Trinity Annual Fund today!
Latest Blog Posts
President's Blog: Pomp and Circumstance
Congratulations to the Class of 2012! Send me news of your post-graduation plans...
SPS Dean: New Health Care Degree Options
Trinity offers two new programs for students interested in health career careers.
Should Professional Development Be Mandatory or Voluntary (Part I)
Many licensed professionals attend courses or trainings to keep their certifications. Should this be mandatory or voluntary?
Teacher Appreciation
Teacher appreciation should happen every day; who do you thank for your education?
Meet Iman Newsome '12
Iman Newsome '12, a nursing major and member of the Black Nurses Association of Greater Washington, found her calling to the health profession through volunteering.
Newsome, a proud native of D.C. with deep family roots in North Carolina, has always felt the need to serve others. During her high school summer break, while her friends may have been at the mall or just hanging out, Newsome chose to participate in the Children's National Medical Center volunteer program. Newsome, an avid volunteer through high school and freshman year of college, saw firsthand the invaluable contributions nurses provide to people daily.
Newsome feels strongly that her volunteer experience was the key inspiration that piqued her interest to seek a career as a pediatric nurse practitioner. By having a combination of compassion for others and the desire to actively change children's lives for the better, she knew enrolling in Trinity's bachelor of science in nursing program would be a good fit for her future. Read more...
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