February 12, 2024
Milton, Massachusetts, home of Curry College's Milton Campus, has once again been recognized as the "Safest College Town in America," according to a new study.
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 of Education 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.
This semester, Curry students are exploring the globe while studying abroad. From Tokyo, Japan to Cork, Ireland, and more, our students are immersed in unique cultures while connecting with new friends worldwide.
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.
Identifying the increasing societal need for health professionals with unique skill sets, Curry College has officially launched a major in Exercise Science which will roll out this fall. In Massachusetts alone, the job growth for the Exercise Science field is projected to be nearly 30% by the year 2032.
As part of ongoing efforts to enhance the College’s overall brand, a new academic logo was recently revealed to the Curry community. The prevailing logo, favored by students, staff, and faculty, is just one piece of the extensive branding work the College has completed in partnership with Carnegie Higher Education.
Chuy Gomez Padilla ‘26, Joshua Bracken ‘25, and Thomas Davis ’24 were nominated for their work in the category of "Best Show Intro" for the "WMLN Curry Sports Intro," while recent graduates Bobby Fanning ‘23 and Noah Barthelemy ’23 were nominated in the Best Liner/Sweeper category for "Always Sunny at WMLN."
Milton, Massachusetts, home of Curry College's Milton Campus, has once again been recognized as the "Safest College Town in America," according to a new study.
President Jay Gonzalez is pleased to announce that Anne Margulies has been elected to serve on the Curry College Board of Trustees. Anne is the former Vice President and University Chief Information Officer of Harvard University where she was responsible for information technology strategy, policies, and services that support the university’s mission of teaching, learning, and research.
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.
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 of Education 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.
This semester, Curry students are exploring the globe while studying abroad. From Tokyo, Japan to Cork, Ireland, and more, our students are immersed in unique cultures while connecting with new friends worldwide.
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.
Identifying the increasing societal need for health professionals with unique skill sets, Curry College has officially launched a major in Exercise Science which will roll out this fall. In Massachusetts alone, the job growth for the Exercise Science field is projected to be nearly 30% by the year 2032.
As part of ongoing efforts to enhance the College’s overall brand, a new academic logo was recently revealed to the Curry community. The prevailing logo, favored by students, staff, and faculty, is just one piece of the extensive branding work the College has completed in partnership with Carnegie Higher Education.
President Jay Gonzalez is pleased to announce that Anne Margulies has been elected to serve on the Curry College Board of Trustees. Anne is the former Vice President and University Chief Information Officer of Harvard University where she was responsible for information technology strategy, policies, and services that support the university’s mission of teaching, learning, and research.
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.
Responding to calls for change in American policing, Curry’s Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice faculty have updated and revised the Criminal Justice curriculum, including a new Law Enforcement (LE) concentration for students interested in pursuing policing, as well as offering engaging programming in and out of the classroom.
How does human influence impact local tree species? Led by Dr. Nate Lanning, an associate lecturer in Curry’s Department of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, students studying environmental science set out to answer that question.
Chuy Gomez Padilla ‘26, Joshua Bracken ‘25, and Thomas Davis ’24 were nominated for their work in the category of "Best Show Intro" for the "WMLN Curry Sports Intro," while recent graduates Bobby Fanning ‘23 and Noah Barthelemy ’23 were nominated in the Best Liner/Sweeper category for "Always Sunny at WMLN."
Milton, Massachusetts, home of Curry College's Milton Campus, has once again been recognized as the "Safest College Town in America," according to a new study.
Responding to calls for change in American policing, Curry’s Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice faculty have updated and revised the Criminal Justice curriculum, including a new Law Enforcement (LE) concentration for students interested in pursuing policing, as well as offering engaging programming in and out of the classroom.
How does human influence impact local tree species? Led by Dr. Nate Lanning, an associate lecturer in Curry’s Department of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, students studying environmental science set out to answer that question.
Curry students now have the opportunity to take a unique new course that combines healthcare and…wait for it…ACTING?! No, you read that right, the School of Nursing recently received a grant to build a unique simulated participant program that trains theatre students to act as patients in real-life clinical scenarios.
Curry College Forensic Science program graduate Jacalyn LaLond '23 and Professor Jim Jabbour recently presented research at the 2023 International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts (IABPA) annual conference in Baltimore, Maryland.
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.
Students in the Criminal Justice, Sociology, and Transformative Justice programs visited the John Moakley Federal Courthouse during a recent experiential learning trip into Boston. During this unique field opportunity, students and faculty/staff were able to meet Chief Circuit Court Justice David Barron, from the federal 1st Circuit.
Curry students are spending the summer gaining professional experience in their respective fields of study. Notable internship sites include Boston Children's Hospital, Burlington Police Department, the New England Recovery Center, the Cape Cod Baseball League, and more!
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.
Curry College Forensic Science program graduate Jacalyn LaLond '23 and Professor Jim Jabbour recently presented research at the 2023 International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts (IABPA) annual conference in Baltimore, Maryland.
On October 20-22, Curry College once again welcomed alumni, families, and friends back to campus to celebrate our annual Homecoming and Family Weekend. And despite autumn showers at times, the spirit of the Curry community was never dampened.
Just four months after graduating with a Forensic Science degree and a double minor in Chemistry and Criminal Justice, Brittany Bailey ’23 is crushing her career goals as a Medical Examiner Assistant for the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Boston.
In 2016, two Curry College men’s soccer student-athletes crossed the stage as teammates and entered the work force as Sport and Recreation Management professionals. Now, Ryan Madden ’16 and Richkaard Verrier ’16 are working together as colleagues for the Needham High School Athletic Department.
2022 Communication graduate Jesse Cinquini recently made his career dreams come true, accepting a job as a Boston Celtics writer for Sports Illustrated. A basketball enthusiast through and through, Cinquini couldn’t be more excited for the opportunity to cover his favorite team.
Adding to the prestige of the Curry College Communication program, three alumni in the television industry were honored at the 46th Boston/New England National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) Emmy® Awards ceremony.
For Skubie Mageza, it’s always been about reps. Back in his Curry days, when Mageza was a star athlete for the Colonels football team, his coach would often ask him and his teammates where they see themselves in five years. His answer? Working for ESPN.
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 of Education 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.
Curry faculty are dedicated educators and caring mentors to students as well as leading scholars, scientists, artists, and trailblazers in their disciplines. They are regularly published in notable academic publications, quoted as experts in the media, and applauded among peers at prestigious industry conferences.
Curry College honored the best of the best during its 54th Annual Awards Recognition Celebration. Neary 90 awards were bestowed upon deserving recipients, highlighting the amazing feats achieved in academics, student life, the arts, and athletics.
During her own undergraduate experience, Dr. Gagan “Mia” Khera conducted research examining the experience of South Asian American women, particularly their identity and body image. Twenty-five years later, she’s thrilled to jump back to her study, but this time with the help of a pair of Curry College seniors.
As an associate professor in the School of Nursing; maternity and pediatric coordinator for the undergraduate and accelerated nursing programs; chair of the Educational Outcomes Committee; and interim co-director of the Master of Science in Nursing Program, Dr. Julie Grady is first and foremost a clinical educator.
Curry College faculty are often recognized for their talent, skill, and dedication to their craft. For music program faculty members Anna Williams and Mikhail Veselov, that meant being nominated at the most prestigious music award show in the world-The GRAMMYs®.
In 2022, Curry College celebrated growth, success, and change while being together as a community. As we look forward to 2023, here are the top 22 stories of another great year at Curry.