An article by Dr. Steven Gunning and Dr. Shavindrie Cooray appears in a recent edition of the International Journal of Systems and Society.
Curry College Alumnus and Pittsburgh Penguins Professional Scout Al Santilli '92 helped position the Penguins for back-to-back Stanley Cup wins.
The Commonwealth Coast Conference named 46 Curry student-athletes to the Spring Academic All-Conference Team.
Curry College Trustee Joyce A. Murphy, Hon. '99, MPA, has been elected board chair of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care.
On May 25, Curry College community members gathered to celebrate 14 retiring faculty and staff members. During the course of their collective careers, these valued colleagues dedicated more than 350 years to Curry College.
Curry College celebrated its Commencement on Sunday, May 21, 2017, at the D. Forbes Will Athletic Complex in Milton, Mass. Alumna Karen A. Daley '85, Hon. '17, Ph.D., R.N., FAAN, a health care leader and nursing advocate, served as Commencement speaker and was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.
The MACJ cohorts presented their final Capstone projects, which included their findings and recommendations regarding two particular issues confronting law enforcement and the communities they serve.
The Business Management Department at Curry College has received first-time accreditation from the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE).
A group of Curry students will spend five weeks in Chengdu, China, this summer, through a partnership with Massachusetts Education International. Highlights of the program include visits to the Chengdu offices of Coca-Cola and Intel, a tour of the Sanxingdui archaeological site, and a trip to the Giant Panda Research Base.
Communication Professor Kirk Hazlett authored a piece about how public relations professionals can handle evolving communication challenges in the era of fake news.
The 48th annual Curry College Awards Recognition Ceremony honored Curry College students who have achieved excellence in academics, student life, the arts, and athletics, as well as recognized Curry staff and faculty for their efforts. This was an inspiring afternoon with over 75 awards presented.
Quincy Patrol Officer Tara Kelliher Waters '99 recently received the Robert P. Dana Distinguished Service Award for Law Enforcement, after she saved the life of a woman who had been stabbed.
Curry College students, as part of the Student Activities Office's Leadership Development Program, recently visited a Quincy homeless shelter to help beautify the grounds. Also, Honors Program students and faculty helped prepare meals for guests at Rosie's Place, a women's shelter in Boston.
On Wednesday, April 26, Curry College honored seniors who were named to the Dean's List for each and every semester they attended the College. This special event took place at the Shelley I. Hoon Keith and John W. Keith Alumni House and recognized 57 members of the Class of 2017 for their exceptional academic achievement.
Curry College alumnus and trustee Anthony M. Campo, Esq. '79 has been appointed to the bench as an Associate Justice of the Superior Court in Massachusetts.
Politico shares Dr. Aaron Arnold's expert perspective on political relations between the U.S. and Iran.
Nursing students are bringing a series of health initiatives to Milton Residences for the Elderly, as part of Curry's Positive Intergenerational Engagement program.
Psychology professor Dr. Ann Marie Leonard-Zabel recently received honorary recognition of distinction from the American College of Disability Analysts (ACDA), for her contributions to the field.
Dr. Deborah C. Jackson, Hon. '14 recently visited campus as part of the Women's Leadership Council's Personal Perspectives dinner series. Dr. Jackson, President of Cambridge College, spoke to students about her career in both the private and non-profit sectors and shared her experiences in higher education.
Criminal Justice students recently observed a suppression hearing presided over by First Justice Richard Savignano during a visit to Stoughton District Court. These trips are part of Professor Peter Hainer's ongoing experiential learning series, where students spend several hours in various regional courts, sitting in on a range of cases and hearings.
Politics and History students recently traveled to Chicago to present research at the Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA) meeting.
Program for Advancement of Learning (PAL) Professor Dr. Diane Webber recently presented at the 36th Annual Conference on the First-Year Experience in Atlanta. Dr. Webber shared her insight into closing the gap for students with learning differences, from individualized education programs to self agency.
Curry College students served as peer educators, teaching nearly two dozen Milton High School students about media literacy, social pressure, persuasion, and substance abuse prevention.
The American Nurses Association - Massachusetts (ANA-MA) published an editorial written by Nursing Professor, Dr. Susan A. LaRocco in its March 2017 edition of the "Massachusetts Report on Nursing."
Throughout the academic year, the Center for Career Development strives to provide Curry College students and employers the opportunity to network on campus. On Tuesday, March 28, Curry students had the chance to do just that.
Politics and History Professor Dr. Grant Burrier shares insight with the Patriot Ledger about changes coming to Cuba.
Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Holly Gray, along with five senior education students, traveled to Raleigh, North Carolina, to attend the North Carolina Reading Association Conference. Curry students participated in several sessions and explored numerous literacy topics. Dr. Gray presented a session titled "Dive into Fabulous Fiction & Exuberant Expository."
Former WBZ-TV sportscaster Bob Lobel stopped by Curry College on March 21 to speak to Lecturer Jim Young's Radio/TV Sports Broadcasting class. After covering Boston sports for nearly 30 years, Lobel had some interesting stories to share with Communication students.
Dr. Bruce Steinberg presented at the 2nd International Conference on Addiction Medicine and Reward Deficiency Syndrome in Baltimore, MD. Dr. Steinberg's talk took place in front of an international audience of scientists and clinical practitioners.
Curry College students majoring and/or minoring in Business Management and Information Technology traveled to the West Coast and Silicon Valley to experience the hub of business and tech first-hand.
Jordan Newlin, Class of 2019, placed second during an Intercollegiate Horse Show Association competition in Plympton.
Curry students who ventured to Cuba in January 2017 for a study abroad experience share their takeaways from the trip.
