Block Party and After Party are two of our largest and most beloved events! Join students from across the five campuses in early September at the COF Block Party, which features food, giveaways, novelties, student clubs and orgs, COF program information, and many Boston vendors. Then, head to our host campus for a free late-night after-party! BLOCK & AFTER PARTY 2024 We are excited to announce the 2024 COF Block Party and After Party Information! As is tradition, we will hold the Block Party on the first Friday of classes, with the After Party following. BLOCK PARTYDate: Friday, September 6th […]
[…]training and development sessions have included Managing Time and Stress, Managing Up, Understanding Change in Higher Education, Retirement Planning, Effective Communication and Public Speaking. Some programs are implemented in conjunction with the Colleges of the Fenway EAP provider, All One Health, while others are one-off offerings through internal or external facilitators. WATCH RECORDING November 2: Communication and Teamwork WATCH RECORDING January 16: Working Smarter, Not Harder WATCH RECORDING: February 7: Coping for Educators WATCH RECORDING: February 13: Leading, Managing and Mentoring: Practical Advice for University Administrators, PW = ^@K@1QA7 WATCH RECORDING: March 13: Raising Children in a Social Media Era WATCH RECORDING: March 14: […]
Click here for the COF Staff Directory Colleges of the Fenway Central OfficePhysical Address: Simmons University, One Palace Road Building Suite B-108, 300 The Fenway, Boston, MA 02215Mailing Address: Colleges of the Fenway, c/o Simmons University, 300 The Fenway, Boston, MA 02215Tel: 617.521.3955General Email: […]
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[…]undergraduate careers, students will be well positioned to succeed in these fields and to bring a comprehensive understanding of migration and immigration to their professional and civic lives. Requirements Migration Studies minors will be required to take: One Required Course: Introduction to Migration Studies: [Offered annually in Spring, rotating instructors, rotating campuses] All students must take “Introduction to Migration Studies,” an introductory-level course (1000-level at Emmanuel, 100-level at Simmons, etc.) familiarizing students with the major issues, methods, and frameworks of migration and immigration studies. This is the only new course we are proposing as part of the Migration Studies minor. Total number of courses required: Five […]
[…]more about the E-bar, follow their story on Instagram #e__bar (two underscores). Contact Peter Comeau, comeaup1@wit.edu, with questions about the project or future collaborative opportunities. Faculty and staff are encouraged to direct students HERE to access the application for the next round of COF Center for Sustainability mini-grants. Deadline to apply is December […]
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[…]officially bestowed the title of President Emerita upon Sr. Janet. The day before Commencement, the campus welcomed graduates of the Class of 2022 and their families for Baccalaureate Mass. Along with readings and music of hope and prayers for the graduating class, Molly Keane ‘22 gave a reflection of the class’s time at Emmanuel. “I couldn’t help but think about how waving ‘hello’ became a part of my daily routine on Emmanuel’s campus,” she said. “For so many of us, waving our hands fostered our first connections at Emmanuel, and for so many, it will be the last thing we do to say goodbye.” Keane encouraged her […]
[…]With generous support from the Endeavor Foundation and the Luce Foundation, BT2P was able to fund 15 proposals, comprising partnerships among more than fifty higher ed institutions, consortia, and community organizations. Simmons University, the Center for Sustainability and the Environment at Colleges of the Fenway, Wentworth Institute of Technology, and Mass Audubon will partner on a two-course sequence on climate justice, racial justice, and environmental education addressing inequities in access to green space in the city of Boston. BT2P launched The Way Forward initiative in fall 2020 as a response to the current intersecting crises facing American society and higher […]
[…]expert in engagement economics and Assurance (audit) practice systems/applications, utilizing a comprehensive understanding of Firm financial systems and technology to execute and deliver strategic and effective financial decisions to stakeholders and mitigate any risks in engagement profitability. Within her recently appointed role as a Digital Accelerator, she’ll work to implement digital strategy as part of a focus on automating processes. Keeva is receiving extensive training in Alteryx, Tableau, data analytics, and data manipulation, focusing on innovative data analytics and process automation to bring cutting-edge technology to our teams and clients. Keeva is a proud dance mom who lives in Powder […]
