May 18, 2025
On Sunday, May 18, President Jay Gonzalez conferred over 400 degrees during the 145th Curry College Commencement ceremony held at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Mass.
On Sunday, May 18, President Jay Gonzalez conferred over 400 degrees during the 145th Curry College Commencement ceremony held at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Mass.
While working in a medical Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in Boston during the devastating 2013 Marathon bombings, Devin Sadlers '13 was overwhelmed by the intensity and gravity of the tragedy as critically injured patients poured into his unit. Yet, amidst the weight of it all, he experienced a moment of clarity—he knew that nursing was his true calling and that he was exactly where he was meant to be.
Over 70 students proudly presented their scholarly achievements and creative projects at the annual Academic Forum held in Katz Gymnasium. The Academic Forum highlights a diverse array of student-led projects, ranging from scientific research and graphic design to studies in the media. Under the guidance of faculty mentors, students presented their work through posters, presentations, and digital displays.
The Curry College community proudly welcomed Chief Justice Margaret H. Marshall, Hon. '02 back to campus for the bi-annual President's Speaker Series. Chief Justice Marshall shared her inspiring story with Curry students, faculty, and staff, highlighting her journey, values, and commitment to justice and equality.
Throughout her childhood, Melanie Bohane '19, M.Ed. '20 struggled to find the motivation needed to complete her academic tasks. It wasn’t until two of her high school teachers saw her potential beyond her grades, that she began to feel empowered in her education. In those moments, Melanie was inspired her to pursue a career in teaching, with the goal of providing others with the same kind of guidance and understanding.
Quincy Miller, Vice Chair, President, and COO of Eastern Bank, will serve as the 2025 Curry College Commencement Speaker on May 18 at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Mass. Miller has been recognized by the Boston Business Journal as a “Power 50 Most Influential and Impactful Leaders in Boston,” multiple years as “The 100 Most Influential People in Boston” by Boston Magazine, and as an inaugural member of the GK100 “Most Influential People of Color in Boston” by Get Konnected.
For Charlie Morgan ‘26, Disney is more than just a place of nostalgia, it's the setting for a dream come true. Thanks to the Disney College Program, Charlie now works as a concierge at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort. His days are filled with a variety of tasks, each contributing to the guest experience.
The 2024-2025 season will go down in history for the Curry College Men’s Hockey team. After breaking multiple records throughout the regular season, the #1 nationally-ranked Colonels achieved what was once a pipe dream—securing a spot in the NCAA Division III Frozen Four for the first time in program history.
Einstein Bros. Bagels officially opened on the Curry College Milton campus on Monday, March 24. Located in Kennedy Academic Building, Einstein's offers a variety of bagels with cream cheese, flavored coffee, blended beverages, and more.
Over 70 students proudly presented their scholarly achievements and creative projects at the annual Academic Forum held in Katz Gymnasium. The Academic Forum highlights a diverse array of student-led projects, ranging from scientific research and graphic design to studies in the media. Under the guidance of faculty mentors, students presented their work through posters, presentations, and digital displays.
The Curry College community proudly welcomed Chief Justice Margaret H. Marshall, Hon. '02 back to campus for the bi-annual President's Speaker Series. Chief Justice Marshall shared her inspiring story with Curry students, faculty, and staff, highlighting her journey, values, and commitment to justice and equality.
Quincy Miller, Vice Chair, President, and COO of Eastern Bank, will serve as the 2025 Curry College Commencement Speaker on May 18 at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Mass. Miller has been recognized by the Boston Business Journal as a “Power 50 Most Influential and Impactful Leaders in Boston,” multiple years as “The 100 Most Influential People in Boston” by Boston Magazine, and as an inaugural member of the GK100 “Most Influential People of Color in Boston” by Get Konnected.
For Charlie Morgan ‘26, Disney is more than just a place of nostalgia, it's the setting for a dream come true. Thanks to the Disney College Program, Charlie now works as a concierge at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort. His days are filled with a variety of tasks, each contributing to the guest experience.
From a decade-long career as a hairdresser to her acceptance into a Ph.D. program in Nursing, Cassey Bullard’s career path has been anything but traditional. As she stood behind her salon chair, she never imagined that the girl from rural Iowa, with a town of 960 people and one traveling doctor, would be on her way back to the Hawkeye State as a Registered Nurse, bachelor’s degree recipient, and doctoral degree candidate.
Dr. Courtney James has always been committed to providing quality care. On paper, she’s an experienced physical therapist. But to her clients, she’s a compassionate healer. Curry Magazine sat down with Dr. James to discuss the launch of the new Exercise Science major and the significance of healing through exercise.
Curry College appointed Maura McNamara to serve as the inaugural Executive Director of the Neurodiversity Center for Excellence. This is an important role that will lead one of the College’s strategic plan initiatives that focuses on expanding Curry’s legacy of educating neurodiverse learners.
Joey Deprey '26, a Business Administration major with a Finance minor, spent the fall semester studying abroad in Turin, a leading business and cultural destination in Northern Italy.
The Natural Sciences and Mathematics Department recently joined the Education Department with help from Visual & Performing Arts to host 55 fifth-grade students from Stoughton Public Schools for a day of learning, games, and STEAM activities.
On Sunday, May 18, President Jay Gonzalez conferred over 400 degrees during the 145th Curry College Commencement ceremony held at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Mass.
The 2024-2025 season will go down in history for the Curry College Men’s Hockey team. After breaking multiple records throughout the regular season, the #1 nationally-ranked Colonels achieved what was once a pipe dream—securing a spot in the NCAA Division III Frozen Four for the first time in program history.
For Charlie Morgan ‘26, Disney is more than just a place of nostalgia, it's the setting for a dream come true. Thanks to the Disney College Program, Charlie now works as a concierge at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort. His days are filled with a variety of tasks, each contributing to the guest experience.
A cohort of Curry students recently returned from a faculty-led trip to New Orleans as part of the newly created course, Music and the Call for Justice. Developed by Associate Professor of Music Dr. Emily Howe, this course aims to use music as a lens to think through some of the pressing issues of our times in relation to identity, the environment, and justice.
The Curry College men’s hockey team has rewritten the record book several times over this season, and most recently, notched another mark as the first team in history to earn a #1 seed for the national tournament.
From a decade-long career as a hairdresser to her acceptance into a Ph.D. program in Nursing, Cassey Bullard’s career path has been anything but traditional. As she stood behind her salon chair, she never imagined that the girl from rural Iowa, with a town of 960 people and one traveling doctor, would be on her way back to the Hawkeye State as a Registered Nurse, bachelor’s degree recipient, and doctoral degree candidate.
Joey Deprey '26, a Business Administration major with a Finance minor, spent the fall semester studying abroad in Turin, a leading business and cultural destination in Northern Italy.
The Natural Sciences and Mathematics Department recently joined the Education Department with help from Visual & Performing Arts to host 55 fifth-grade students from Stoughton Public Schools for a day of learning, games, and STEAM activities.
Earlier this month, Curry College School of Business and Technology students competed against some of the best college business programs in the country and beyond at the Northeast Intercollegiate Sales Competition (NISC) hosted by Bryant University.
While working in a medical Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in Boston during the devastating 2013 Marathon bombings, Devin Sadlers '13 was overwhelmed by the intensity and gravity of the tragedy as critically injured patients poured into his unit. Yet, amidst the weight of it all, he experienced a moment of clarity—he knew that nursing was his true calling and that he was exactly where he was meant to be.
Throughout her childhood, Melanie Bohane '19, M.Ed. '20 struggled to find the motivation needed to complete her academic tasks. It wasn’t until two of her high school teachers saw her potential beyond her grades, that she began to feel empowered in her education. In those moments, Melanie was inspired her to pursue a career in teaching, with the goal of providing others with the same kind of guidance and understanding.
From a decade-long career as a hairdresser to her acceptance into a Ph.D. program in Nursing, Cassey Bullard’s career path has been anything but traditional. As she stood behind her salon chair, she never imagined that the girl from rural Iowa, with a town of 960 people and one traveling doctor, would be on her way back to the Hawkeye State as a Registered Nurse, bachelor’s degree recipient, and doctoral degree candidate.
Helena Stamatakis ‘23 didn’t always envision a career in sports. She once dreamed of becoming a forensic scientist, then a writer, but it wasn’t until her junior year of high school that her passion for pursuing a path in the sports industry emerged. Now, as the Community Relations Manager for the Worcester Bravehearts Baseball team, she gets to wear many hats in her dream role- handling group sales, bringing fans into the ballpark through promotions, designing graphics, and so much more.
If there’s one word that Dr. Chris Menton, Curry College Class of 1977, would use to describe himself, it’s grateful. Grateful for his education. Grateful for his career. Grateful for his family–his wife and two children–and the beautiful life he built for himself. After struggling for many years with his schooling, it was Curry College’s Program for Advancement of Learning (PAL) that gave Menton the opportunity to redirect his life and receive a truly valuable education.
On Sunday, May 19, President Jay Gonzalez proudly conferred nearly 500 degrees during the 144th Curry College Commencement ceremony held at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Mass.
With various pathways, concentrations, minors, and tracks, our Education students and alumni are fully equipped to shape the minds of the next generation.
President Jay Gonzalez is pleased to announce that Arthur Bernard and Susan D. Griffin ’80 have been elected to serve on the Curry College Board of Trustees.
President Jay Gonzalez is pleased to announce that Kieran Clarke ’84 has been elected to serve on the Curry College Board of Trustees. Clarke, a senior executive with over 20 years of experience in the media industry, has maintained close connections with Curry since he graduated as a Business Management major.
Dr. Courtney James has always been committed to providing quality care. On paper, she’s an experienced physical therapist. But to her clients, she’s a compassionate healer. Curry Magazine sat down with Dr. James to discuss the launch of the new Exercise Science major and the significance of healing through exercise.
Curry faculty are continuously recognized in their craft, showcasing their hard work, dedication, and commitment to scholarly growth. Through their publications, awards, and/or presentations, we celebrate the many achievements of our faculty who work tirelessly to shape our students in the classroom while also advancing knowledge in their fields.
The Natural Sciences and Mathematics Department recently joined the Education Department with help from Visual & Performing Arts to host 55 fifth-grade students from Stoughton Public Schools for a day of learning, games, and STEAM activities.
Earlier this month, Curry College School of Business and Technology students competed against some of the best college business programs in the country and beyond at the Northeast Intercollegiate Sales Competition (NISC) hosted by Bryant University.
Curry College faculty continuously demonstrate remarkable dedication and excellence in their craft, and are regularly published in academic journals, quoted as experts in the media, and applauded by peers at prestigious industry conferences.
Joining 3,500 of some of the most successful forensic science professionals in the United States and beyond, three Curry students recently attended the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) Conference in Denver.
Curry College recently hosted The Future of Work in Education event for Dartmouth College alumni and community members. President Jay Gonzalez, a Dartmouth alum himself, and Professor Jen McNally represented Curry on panels that led discussions on topics on the evolution of teaching in the post-pandemic era and the challenges that education leaders face.
The cherished members of the Curry College faculty are known for their tireless dedication and support to our students - but they are also leading scholars, scientists, artists, and trailblazers in their respective fields. See their many accomplishments from this past summer and fall.
Dr. Laura Callis and Dr. Jennifer McNally were awarded a $400,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to study how students learn statistics and how to improve teaching practices that support students learning introductory concepts, particularly for students with learning differences and those with varied math backgrounds.