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Marist College

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Marist College is a private institution that was founded in 1929. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 5,475 (fall 2022), and the campus size is 242 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. Marist College's ranking in the 2024 edition of Best Colleges is Regional Universities North, #10. Its tuition and fees are $46,110.

Marist College overlooks the Hudson River in Poughkeepsie, New York. Students at Marist can choose from more than 40 undergraduate majors and more than a dozen master's degrees. Marist students often benefit from the school's special partnership with the multinational technology corporation IBM. For decades, the IBM staff has worked with Marist students and faculty to brainstorm and try innovative technologies. One product that has come from this relationship is the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library and Museum website, developed jointly by Marist and IBM. Students interested in polls, politics and the press can take part in courses, internships and polling through the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion's Marist Poll, a survey research center.

For a dose of reality, freshman can familiarize themselves with the Marist Mindset List, which originated at Beloit College and summarizes the worldview of each year's incoming class. Produced by the Marist School of Liberal Arts and the original co-founders, the list details things that have "always" or "never" been true in the first-year students' lifetimes. To get involved on campus, students can choose from more than 80 clubs and student organizations, including Greek life and student government. Student athletes can join intramural and club sports, as well as the more than 20 Marist Red Foxes varsity teams, which compete in the NCAA Division I Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. Notable Marist alumni include former NBA star, Rik Smits, and CEO of 1-800-Flowers.com, Chris McCann.

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The entire length of the tour will take the user to 13 of the most important buildings found on the Marist Campus. The overall purpose of the tour is to show users what buildings will most likely be most significant to them if they chose to come to Marist, what the history and purpose of those buildings are, and additional opinions and perspectives on those buildings from students currently attending Marist College.

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Mccann center, sheahan hall, champagnat courtyard/residence hall, student center/music department, marian residence hall, james a. cannavino library, our lady seat of wisdom chapel, lowell thomas, hancock center, dyson center, leave a comment, download the app, download the pocketsights tour guide mobile app to take this self-guided tour on your gps-enabled mobile device..

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Marist Music Enters New Era

May 29, 2024 — Say the words “two trumpets” to any of the hundreds of students, alumni, and faculty who have been involved with the Marist Band throughout its history, and they will immediately understand the reference.

Those words invoke the snowy Saturday in January of 1986 that serves as the band’s origin story—when Art Himmelberger drove two Marist students, both trumpet players, to Madison Square Garden to serve as a scrappy pep band supporting the College’s men’s basketball team.

"At one point, I’m driving in the snow thinking, 'what in the world am I doing?'" Art said.

What he was doing was planting the seed for a program that would grow into a center of school spirit, artistic excellence, and community for generations of Red Foxes. Now, after 38 years at the helm of Marist’s band program, Art is set to retire.

“Art’s presence on campus will be felt forever,” said Dr. Malcolm Jones , the current Director of Bands at Marist. “His leadership and vision have made the music program what it is today.”

A percussionist who graduated from the University of Michigan and served as Sgt. Major in the U.S. Army, Art grew up in Pennsylvania and was introduced to music from the age of two by watching his father’s band rehearsals.

In his early days at Marist, Art supplemented the student performers with friends and colleagues from the military music groups. He points to the mid-1990s as a time when the Marist Band cemented its status as the real deal.

“It took eight to 10 years,” Art said. “Finally by the mid-1990s we had a sizable amount of students, led by a determined group who went out and recruited other students. This allowed us to give our first concert, and then ultimately create the marching band.”

Art became the director of the entire music program in 2001, and it has now grown into a powerhouse with many ensembles, courses in music history and theory, and a music minor program. Ensembles have performed across the nation, at places like Carnegie Hall, Disney World, and a presidential inaugural parade in Washington, D.C.

The band and music department have come a long way in this time. Alumni from before the 2014 construction of the music building in the Murray Student Center will remember the intrepid members of the band fraternity and sorority, Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma, clearing out lunch tables to turn the main dining hall into a temporary rehearsal space each week.

Art says this kind of dedication to music has been part of the fundamental DNA of the program since the original “two trumpets.”

“Students today as students then — they pour their heart into it,” Art said.

For many, it was the inspiration of Art’s commitment to the program that set them on their own path of dedication.

“To see someone with such enthusiasm and passion drew me in,” said John Svare '99, a drummer who majored in political science. "Art’s leadership, organizational skills, and having a mission — all of those were life lessons.”

“The music program here helped mature people ahead of their time, so when you get out of college you’re prepared to lead,” said Jordanna Yap '09, who played clarinet and graduated with a degree in information technology.

“It was the band that really sold me on coming to Marist,” said Katie Bianco '12, a flute and piccolo player who majored in psychology. “I was thrilled at how everyone who was involved in the band truly wanted to be there.”

Art’s mentorship of students struggling academically or personally also marked his decades-long career at the helm of the department.

Austin Lanari '12, a trumpet player who majored in philosophy, remembers Art bringing him and his parents into a dark classroom in the basement of the student center after he’d lost scholarship funds due to poor grades. Art worked with Austin and his parents to come up with a course schedule that could help Austin get back on track, which he ultimately did.

“Back then it seemed odd being 19 years old in that room having this guy that I’ve only known for a year be invested in the fact that I’m messing up my life,” said Austin. “But he had perspective that I didn’t have then.”

Faculty in the music department gained a deeper understanding of teaching and mentorship from Art as well.

“I have learned to listen actively to students, understand their individual needs, and guide them not only in music but in their personal development as well,” said Julie Martyn-Donato, who has taught in the music department since 1993, having been introduced to Art by a friend.

“Art’s passion for music and education is contagious,” she said. “It’s been a privilege and a joy to work with such an excellent human being.”

Art credits his own mentors from the University of Michigan as principal influences for his approach to teaching and mentorship.

When Art couldn’t afford the expense of the second half of his university education, he almost abandoned the academic track to play drums in a traveling circus. That was when Dr. William Revelli, who led the Michigan marching band for 36 years, came to Art’s aid.

“Dr. Revelli was relentless, but it was tough love,” Art said. “I was ultimately awarded a graduate teaching fellowship as an undergraduate as well as funds from the Michigan band’s alumni association so I could complete my degree.”

With this as a formative experience, paying it forward to his own students was a no-brainer.

“We,” he pauses for emphasis, “ we could not have accomplished what we accomplished without the dedication of all the students involved in the Marist music program.”

The influence of the program extends far beyond academic and professional life for many students. At Art’s retirement reception on April 27, Assistant Director of Music Michael Napolitano asked the gathered crowd how many of them had met their spouse through the band. Dozens of hands went up, including Katie’s and Austin’s.

“Austin and I essentially owe him everything now,” Katie said, holding up the hand with her wedding ring on it.

Looking to the future, Dr. Jones is excited to build on Art’s ethos to continue to grow the department, which consists of over 15 ensembles. These include the Marist Band, Singers, and Orchestra, the a cappella groups Sirens, Time-Check, and the Enharmonics, as well as other small ensembles and choirs.

“This program is at an excellent turning point and I do not doubt that the future is very bright for the Marist Band and Music Program,” said Dr. Jones.

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