[…]Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is a special highlight in the Colleges of the Fenway community. This spectacular museum is located in walking distance from all of the Colleges in the consortium. The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum displays an art collection of world importance, including works that rank among the most significant of their type. Isabella Stewart Gardner collected and carefully displayed a collection comprised of more than 2,500 objects—paintings, sculpture, furniture, textiles, drawings, silver, ceramics, illuminated manuscripts, rare books, photographs and letters—from ancient Rome, Medieval Europe, Renaissance Italy, Asia, the Islamic world and 19th-century France and America. Built to evoke […]
[…]Assignment OverviewIntroduction to Community Emergency Response Team (CERTs)CERT and the Incident Command System (ICS)Community Hurricane PreparednessPreparing for Mass Casualty Incidents: A Guide for Schools, Higher Education, and Houses of WorshipMulti-Hazard Emergency Planning for SchoolsIntroduction to Emergency Management for Higher EducationIncluding People With Disabilities & Others With Access & Functional Needs in Disaster OperationsOverview of Mass Care/Emergency AssistanceIntroduction to Continuity of Operations Planning for Pandemic InfluenzasReconstitution Planning CourseLocal Damage AssessmentIntroduction to Debris OperationsDebris Management Plan DevelopmentABCs of Temporary Emergency PowerDams Sector: Crisis ManagementActive Shooter Prevention: You Can Make a DifferenceActive Shooter: What You Can DoWorkplace Security AwarenessEmergency Management for Senior OfficialsCommunity Preparedness: […]
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[…]as Fenway was originally inhabited by the Massachusett tribe, among other Indigenous groups. These communities thrived for thousands of years, developing complex societies and sustainable practices that deeply respected the land. The rivers, forests, and coastal areas provided abundant resources, fostering a way of life that was both rich and balanced. Cultural Contributions Indigenous Peoples have significantly influenced the cultural landscape of Fenway. From traditional ecological knowledge and sustainable practices to art, music, and storytelling, their contributions continue to resonate today. Events such as powwows, exhibitions, and workshops celebrate this enduring legacy, offering insights into the vibrant traditions of Indigenous […]
Calendar The five member schools of the Colleges of the Fenway do not have the same academic calendar. All classes will start each semester within two weeks of each other. Students are responsible for following the calendar of the host institution. Students are also responsible for discussing housing needs with their home institution. If a conflict exists between calendars, it is the student’s responsibility to negotiate an acceptable resolution with the appropriate faculty members (i.e. final exams at the same time). During inclement weather classes cancel at one school may not be cancelled at another. It is the student’s responsibility to check for closings at […]
[…]students, Community, Student Programs The Gwen Ifill College of Media, Arts, and Humanities presents its 2023 Ifill Forum, "Leadership and Democracy: The Enduring Power of Black Women." This year's [...] More […]
[…]International Ballet Seminar of the Royal Danish Ballet (Copenhagen, Denmark). During these summers she trained under the guidance of Fernando Bujones, Laura Alonso and Martin James, among others. Carla joined the company of Ballet Concierto of Puerto Rico under the guidance of Artistic Director, Lolita San Miguel where she danced in great classics, Giselle, Swan Lake, La Fille Mal Gardee, Copellia, Romeo and Juliet, Don Quixote, and The Nutcracker. In addition to her classical repertoire, Carla has danced in numerous modern and contemporary works by Jesus Miranda, Carlos Cabrera, Maria Julia Landa, Alberto Mendez, Kristen Duffy-Young and Bill Evans. Otero […]
Not into team sports….that’s okay…the COF has you covered! We offer many recreational activities throughout the year for you to participate in. Whether you’re into running, kayaking during the Fall, biking, ice skating, or shredding the slopes, we have an activity for you! Many of these activities are low cost or NO cost at all to enjoy. Be sure to sign up for the IMLeagues platform to stay up to date on all the fun COF has to offer you. There are MANY more events throughout the year! COF also offers Ice Skating, Hiking, Fantasy Sport Leagues, HR Derby’s, March […]
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[…]focused on issues related to sustainability, offered in the Spring Annual Muddy River Symposium showcasing student research on the Muddy River. This year’s 18th Annual Muddy River Symposium Student Research will be showcased on April 10, 2024 at Simmons University. Teach-Ins focusing on issues relating to sustainability and the environment from various lenses Student Mini-Grants which provide funding for sustainable projects Development and oversight of the COF Minor in Sustainability, approved by all five […]
