High Impact Friday required documentation:
• For all: Emergency Contact & Safety Information
• For leaders: Completed Field Trip Checklist
THIS WEEK
SATURDAY October 17: Knobels
Event Details: Saturday trip to Knobels led by Madison Lauffer
Sign Up: Register by October 15, 2026 + Emergency Contact & Safety Information
Event Recap: Coming Soon!
ON THE HORIZON
October 23: Calvary Cemetery Fall Memorial Walk
Event Details: Calvary Cemetery Fall Memorial Walk led by Joanne Campbell
Sign Up: Register by October 22, 2026 + Emergency Contact & Safety Information
Event Recap: Coming Soon!
October 30: Trick or Treat on Campus
Event Details: Trick or Treat on Campus led by Madison Lauffer
Sign Up: activities@rosemont.edu
Event Recap: Coming Soon!
November 5 - 7: Stone Harbor Retreat
Event Details: Stone Harbor Retreat led by Jen Thorpe '93
Sign Up: Register by November 3, 2026 + Emergency Contact & Safety Information
Event Recap: Coming Soon!
November 13: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Event Details: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum led by Jason Ager
Sign Up: Register by November 12, 2026 + Emergency Contact & Safety Information
Event Recap: Coming Soon!
November 20 & November 27: Thanksgiving Break
December 4: To Be Announced
Event Details: To Be Announced led by TBD
Sign Up: TBD + Emergency Contact & Safety Information
Event Recap: Coming Soon!
2026 HIGH IMPACT FRIDAYS
October 9: Reading Day
Event Details: Mid term study day
Where: Reading Day is a mid term study day that affords students the opportunity to study for their upcoming mid term exams.
Event Recap: N/A
October 2: Longwood Gardens
Event Details: Longwood Gardens led by April Higgins, Radley Reist, and Joanne Campbell
Sign Up: Register by October 1, 2026 + Emergency Contact & Safety Information
Event Recap: High Impact Friday: Longwood Gardens Recap
September 25: Museum of the American Revolution
Event Details: Museum of the American Revolution led by President Cawley
Sign Up: Register by September 24, 2026 + Emergency Contact & Safety Information
Event Recap: Museum of the American Revolution Recap
September 18: Doylestown Cultural District
Event Details: Doylestown Cultural District Tour led by Joanne Campbell & Tatiana Ripoll-Paez MA MSc
Sign Up: joanne.campbell@rosemont.edu or tripollpaez@rosemont.edu
Event Recap: Recap: Doylestown Cultural District Tour
September 11: McKaig Nature Center
Event Details: 9/11 Memorial at the McKaig Nature Center led by John Henderson
Sign Up: john.henderson@rosemont.edu
Event Recap: McKaig Nature Center Recap: 9/11 Living Memorial Experience
August 28: Welcome Back Block Party 2026
Event Details: Welcome Back Block Party 2026 led by Madison Lauffer
Sign Up: activities@rosemont.edu
Event Recap: Block Party Recap: A Lively Welcome Back on Connelly Green
Rosemont College High Impact Fridays
Rosemont College launched "High Impact Fridays" in Fall of 2026. It is a voluntary initiative offering diverse experiential learning opportunities outside the traditional classroom. Each week features unique activities designed to foster personal growth, career development, and community connection. Ultimately, the program enriches the Student Life experience by connecting academic concepts with real-world practice and preparing graduates for leadership and rewarding careers. Examples include the American Revolution Museum, the Doylestown Cultural District and the 9/11 Memorial at the McKaig Nature Center.
Explore all the current, future and past High Impact Friday events including recaps with photos of past events by visiting the High Impact Schedule & Sign Up page.
The Rosemont Experience
At Rosemont, we believe that no matter what discipline you study, effective communication and problem solving are cornerstones to success. That’s why students take classes across multiple disciplines—to learn to approach complex situations from multiple angles. We also recognize the importance of real world experience in preparing you for a career. In fact, every student engages in at least one internship, volunteer effort, or service learning opportunity.
In the Heart of Suburban Philadelphia's Iconic Main Line
- Beautiful 58 acre Main Line campus located in serene suburban Philadelphia.
- Current students have access to world class advanced degree programs through exclusive partnerships.
- Rooted in Catholicism we welcome all faiths and beliefs.
- Coveted 11:1 student to faculty ratio providing an unparalleled educational experience.
- An average class size of 13 ensures a high caliber, personalized education.
