Eighteen Curry students worked as a team of consultants for the Newport Polo Club, in Newport, Rhode Island. Under the guidance of faculty mentors, the cohort defined, analyzed, and developed innovative, data-driven recommendations to increase club membership.
The Curry College School of Nursing was well represented at the recent Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Research Congress in Dublin, Ireland. Nursing faculty members Dr. Coleen Toronto, Dr. Barbara Pinchera, Dr. Maureen O'Shea, and Dr. Maureen Hillier presented their research to nearly 1,400 nurse researchers, students, clinicians, and leaders from around the globe.
In conjunction with its new Bachelor of Science in Public Health & Wellness, Curry has partnered with the Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) Select Scholars Program.
President Kenneth K. Quigley, Jr. is pleased to announce that W. Patrick Hughes has been elected as board chair of the Curry College Board of Trustees.
The June edition of the Massachusetts American Nursing Association's Report on Nursing features three Curry faculty members: Professor Cathleen Colleran, Senior Lecturer Donna DelloIacono, and Professor Susan A. LaRocco.
The Ipswich Chronicle recently profiled Carolyn Lynch, Class of 2018. Lynch, an Ipswich native, is a varsity softball player and Criminal Justice major who hopes to one day work for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
A gift from Joe ('83) and Benita Kaminkow is helping to support upgrades of the WMLN-FM studios. Renovations are being completed at Curry's flagship radio station over the summer, including new soundproofing, roofing, furniture, carpeting and more.
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.
Recent Curry College graduates were selected to play in the New England Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (NEILA) East-West All-Star Game.
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.
