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Elizabeth Seton College, Yonkers, NY. 394 likes · 2 talking about this. College & university
Welcome to Seton College. As a Catholic community of faith, inspired by the teaching and charism of Jesus and the values of St Elizabeth Seton, at Seton College, we embrace diversity, celebrate life and learning, and empower our graduates to contribute to society in a meaningful way. At Seton, we value our students as individuals and respect ...
Our history. 1774: Elizabeth Ann Seton was born in the United States. 1809: Dedicated to service in the charism of St Vincent de Paul, Mother Seton's commitment to the care and education of children saw her establish the Sisters of Charity, the first free Catholic school in the United States. Our Catholic school system began as a result and ...
The Seton Hill College Alumnae Corporation created the Elizabeth Seton Award in 1959 to commemorate the life of Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton, founder of the Sisters of Charity. The designation of a contemporary woman whose life achievements paralleled, in some way, that of Elizabeth Seton, would emphasize the relevance of her life in today's ever-changing world.
1800s. 1809 - Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton founded the Sisters of Charity in the United States. 1859 - The Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth was founded in the Diocese of Newark at the Colonel Ward Mansion, by Mother Mary Xavier Mehegan. 1870s - Convent Station became a stop on the Morris Essex line. A railway station was constructed to ...
Elizabeth Seton High School’s strengths do not end in the classroom. Seton’s athletic facilities and prowess have grown over the years. From basic "gym" classes in bloomers and tunics and field sports of early days, Seton has evolved to offer a wider range of fitness activities and Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) sports.
In 1989, Elizabeth Seton College of Yonkers, New York, a two-year junior college, merged with Iona College, becoming the Elizabeth Seton School of Associate Degree Studies within the college. The program existed until 1995, when Iona College reevaluated and reaffirmed its mission to be a four-year institution, and the Seton School of Associate Degree Studies was closed.
