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Going Pro

Sportswriter in the making Jesse Cinquini '22 covered the Boston Celtics, Memphis Grizzlies and a historic New York Knicks run this past season.
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Michael Pellegrini ’22 Interns with Global Investment Manager MFS

A Skill-Building Summer: Michael Pellegrini ’22 Interns with Global Investment Manager MFS

 This summer, Michael Pellegrini ’22 is skipping the pool and jumping instead into the world of finance and investments as a client services intern with leading global investment manager MFS Investment Management.
Melissa Greener, MACJ ’07 was sworn in as the first female commander in the department’s history by Chief Anthony Marag ’92

Melissa Greener, MACJ ’07 Sworn In as Randolph’s First Female Commander in Department History

 On July 19, MACJ alumna Melissa Greener ’07 made history in the Randolph Police Department. Greener was sworn in as the first female commander in the department’s history by Chief Anthony Marag ’92.
Kat Neal ’23

Biochemistry Major Gains Summer Research Experience at Tufts

 This summer, Biochemistry major Kat Neal ’23 is getting real-world research experience through the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at Tufts University. The Building Diversity in Biomedical Sciences program offers a ten week, mentored research experience for students interested in pursuing future PhD or MD/PhD studies.
Prestigious Teach for America Program Selects Curry Graduate for Second Consecutive Year

Prestigious Teach for America Program Selects Curry Graduate for Second Consecutive Year

 She may have just finished her studies as a new college graduate, but Monique Magras '21 is returning to the classroom this month. The young Curry alumna was recently selected as part of the 2021 cohort of the Teach for America program, one of the largest K-12 educational nonprofits dedicated to creating equity in education.
Hailey DeCoffe '21 M.Ed '22 Speaks at Educators Rising National Conference

Hailey DeCoffe '21 M.Ed '22 Speaks at Educators Rising National Conference

 Supporting social-emotional learning for middle school students is critical to academic success, according to research led by Hailey DeCoffe '21 M.Ed '22. This weekend, she'll present her findings to roughly 1,300 aspiring educators at the Educators Rising Annual National Conference. The virtual event brings together hundreds of high school students from across the U.S. who aspire to join the education field and enter undergraduate teacher education programs.
Curry College and Quincy College Partner to Offer Bachelor’s Degree Program in Criminal Justice at Quincy College

Curry College and Quincy College Partner to Offer Bachelor’s Degree Program in Criminal Justice at Quincy College

Beginning this fall, Quincy College students and alumni who have completed their associate degree in criminal justice will now have the opportunity to continue to study on the Quincy campus to earn their Bachelor of Arts degree through a new partnership with Curry College.
Emily Howe Awarded Grant to Research Music and Cultural Performance in Trinidad and Tobago

Emily Howe Awarded Grant to Research Music and Cultural Performance in Trinidad and Tobago

 With funding awarded from the Marion and Jasper Whiting Foundation, Ethnomusicologist and Curry Music Faculty Member Emily Howe will travel to Trinidad and Tobago next summer to research music, cultural performance, and festival in the Caribbean nation.
In Final Project, 5th Year MBA Cohort Partners with Clean Harbors

In Final Project, 5th Year MBA Cohort Partners with Clean Harbors

 Before crossing the stage and graduating as the first Curry College 5th Year MBA cohort last weekend, Don Alex Antoine, Zoltan Eross, Zoie Lee, Alexis McLea-Perry, and Mike Polito showed they were more than ready to launch their future careers as business leaders. The team of five acted as consultants this spring and produced a new project proposal for Clean Harbors, Inc., North America's leading provider of environmental and industrial services.
International Learning Returns: Students Make Plans to go Abroad for Fall and Spring

International Learning Returns: Students Make Plans to go Abroad for Fall and Spring

 This month, a handful of Curry College students are exploring plans to study abroad for the fall and spring semesters with destinations that include Costa Rica, London and Japan. As travel restrictions relax, the College offers several ways for students to travel either semester-long or short-term trips through its Study Away program
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