[…]“Legacy of Love.” They married in June 1953, and stayed in the city until 1954 when Coretta completed her degree in music education and they moved to Atlanta. Circumstances made it impossible for him to return to BU to receive his degree at commencement in 1955 (it was mailed to him, instead) – and he returned for an honorary degree from BU in 1959. Dr. King returned to Boston on a handful of occasions over the ensuing years, most famously in April 1965. On that visit, just one month after the marches at Selma, Dr. King addressed a joint session […]
14 Mar The ABCs of Effective Risk Management in Higher Education 03/14/24 12:30 pm - 1:45 pm Faculty and Staff Gain a fundamental understanding of legal concepts and policies that govern the workplace. Learn more about resources and support. Are you a new manager? Did [...] More […]
[…](and deep post-concert conversations) was humbling and satisfying for those who attended. In welcoming ACDA dancers to the dance community, the adjudicators noted that these young dancers are the future of the field and society. As one adjudicator succinctly put it, “dancers are the future because, especially in these turbulent times, people are looking for ways to engage deeply with others, to build authentic and meaningful connections. Dancers have already been doing that for decades, and finally, people are paying […]
[…]and Mummers. Deborah moved to Boston in 2007 and soon thereafter joined Static Noyze Dance Company, a Boston based and widely renowned Hip Hop dance company once featured on MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew (ABDC). She is currently a proud alumna of Static Noyze. Deborah loves instructing in COF Dance and watching her students grow as dancers, artists, friends, and […]
[…]pm - 4:00 pm MassArt Tower Auditorium Performing Arts COF theater, performing arts, theater arts Saturday, April 23rd at 2pm Saturday, April 23rd at 7pm Sunday, April 24th at 2pm $14 General admission, $7 students, faculty, and staff [...] More […]
[…]pm - 9:00 pm MassArt Tower Auditorium Performing Arts COF theater, performing arts, theater arts Saturday, April 23rd at 2pm Saturday, April 23rd at 7pm Sunday, April 24th at 2pm $14 General admission, $7 students, faculty, and staff [...] More […]
[…]pm - 4:00 pm MassArt Tower Auditorium Performing Arts COF theater, performing arts, theater arts Saturday, April 23rd at 2pm Saturday, April 23rd at 7pm Sunday, April 24th at 2pm $14 General admission, $7 students, faculty, and staff [...] More […]
[…]In a world where race disparities are evident, she says “it is beautiful to see how a community can come together to support one another.” The experience is a huge part of who she is today. It’s one of the reasons why, although she always wanted to be a doctor of some sort, she chose optometry specifically: An optometrist sees people of all walks of life, all ages, all abilities. Plus, systemic diseases are often present in the eyes. So as an optometrist, Zarina says, “you’re the gateway for getting patients to go to the doctors they need to go […]
[…]so closely aligned with the mission of my life. I have already received many great rewards since becoming part of the Wheelock community in July. There is a tremendous amount of scholarship taking place within our community. Whether it is our faculty leading research in the early childhood and social work fields, our alumni being appointed principals or elected to public office, or our students leading legislative effects here in the Commonwealth, there is a lot of progress being made in improving the lives of children and families. Among our undergraduate students is the Secretary of the National Federation of […]
[…]lives. Ashley’s interests include fitness and wellness, Ice Hockey, playing with her daughter, comedies, rooting for all Philadelphia sports teams. Ashley can be reached […]
