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[…]that story. Later in the class, we were out by the rock climbing wall, and there were people around. Most folks around were dancers, so they didn’t really notice us, but there were people working out on treadmills. Adding people to our space changed the way we moved and interacted within it, and it gave me a lot to think about in my own choreography.” Jack Tan, a sixth year pharmacy student at MCPHS University, said that the conference “pushed me outside of my comfort zone in many ways and over the course of four days, I grew significantly as […]

[…]While living in New York, Deborah also performed with the high-energy Hip Hop/Jazz-fusion dance company Adrenaline, under the direction of choreographer John Paolillo (AKA “Johnnie P”), and choreographed the Andrew Lippa musical The Wild Party for the theater troupe Mimes 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 […]

[…]communities,” the mission of which is “to advance the visual health of minority and underserved communities by investing in the success of compassionate students who are eager to serve these communities.” “Starting the National Optometric Student Association at MCPHS was paramount,” Astiney says. “not only for me, but so that I could help create a community within optometry that turned its focus toward increasing diversity.” Astiney would later become the organization’s national president—she just completed her term in July 2020. Her focus on diversity remains strong. Astiney believes that current events have amplified the desire to fight systemic racism and […]

[…]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 the Blind, and a student […]