Communication Alumnus Named Sports Writer of the Year

Cole McNanna '18 (communication) was recognized as the Division 2 Sports Writer of the Year by the Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA), the largest association of girls athletics coaches in the nation.

Associate Professor Jane Lawless Addresses Access Limitations to Evidence-based Information Among Nurses

Jane Lawless, Associate Professor, Electronic Resources Librarian, and Liaison to the School of Nursing and Health Sciences programs, outlines practical solutions for professional nurses who face limited access to recent evidence-based research in the March 2019 issue of Massachusetts Report on Nursing.

Associate Lecturer, Major (Ret.) Neal Duckworth Honored at Joint Military Service Ball

Associate Lecturer of Criminal Justice and Sociology and Major (Ret.) Neal Duckworth, an expert on terrorism and homeland security issues, was the Guest of Honor at the Joint Service Military Ball on Friday, March 1 in Cambridge.

Students, Faculty, and Staff Learn Restorative Justice Principles

Curry students, faculty, and staff recently came together for a two-day training session on restorative justice, led by Title IX Coordinator Rachel King and Dr. Jennifer Balboni, Professor of Criminal Justice and Sociology.

Associate Professor Sheryl Cifrino Earns Ph.D. in Health Professions Education

Dr. Sheryl Cifrino, Associate Professor of Nursing, recently earned her Ph.D. in health professions education.

Hyde Park Bulletin Features Cover Story on Senior Art & Design Exhibit

Curry's "Art of this World" exhibit at the Menino Arts Center (MAC) showcased the work of fourth-year Curry students graduating with degrees in Design and Studio Arts.

Communication Students Announced as Finalists in National Competition

Curry College communication students are once again being recognized for their work on a national level.

Dr. Julian Bryson Named a Semi-Finalist in National Classical Arts Contest

Associate Professor of Fine and Applied Arts Dr. Julian Bryson has been selected as a semi-finalist for The American Prize in Composition-Choral for his pieces - A Parable of Choices, Green is the Color of Its Flame, and All Things New.

Dr. Ann Leonard-Zabel Published in Training Book for Educators and Mental Health Professionals

Psychology Professor Dr. Ann Marie Leonard-Zabel's book chapter, entitled "The Dance of Traumatic Brain Injury: Understanding and Implementing Strategies and Approaches to Empower the Afflicted Student," was recently published in a first-of-its kind training book for Learning Disabilities Worldwide (LDW).

Communication Alumnus Named Sports Writer of the Year

Cole McNanna '18 (communication) was recognized as the Division 2 Sports Writer of the Year by the Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA), the largest association of girls athletics coaches in the nation.

Students, Faculty, and Staff Learn Restorative Justice Principles

Curry students, faculty, and staff recently came together for a two-day training session on restorative justice, led by Title IX Coordinator Rachel King and Dr. Jennifer Balboni, Professor of Criminal Justice and Sociology.

Hyde Park Bulletin Features Cover Story on Senior Art & Design Exhibit

Curry's "Art of this World" exhibit at the Menino Arts Center (MAC) showcased the work of fourth-year Curry students graduating with degrees in Design and Studio Arts.

Communication Students Announced as Finalists in National Competition

Curry College communication students are once again being recognized for their work on a national level.

Curry College and Roxbury Community College Sign Transfer Agreement to Benefit RCC Students

Curry College and Roxbury Community College (RCC) today announced that the schools have signed a transfer agreement that provides RCC graduates the opportunity to complete their bachelor’s degree through Curry College’s Division of Continuing Education and Graduate Studies.

Curry College Commencement Moves to the Xfinity Center

We want to share with you that the location of this year's ceremony has changed. Based on the needs and requests from students and families in past years, and to improve everyone’s experience, we are moving our Commencement ceremony to the Xfinity Center in Mansfield.

Curry MBA Students Deliver Important Insights to Leaders at Caritas Communities

On December 11, students in the Curry College MBA program presented their conclusions to the leadership of Caritas Communities, a non-profit organization that provides affordable housing to low-income individuals in the Greater Boston area.

M.Ed. Students Reflect on Practicum Results at Capstone Event

On December 8, five Curry M.Ed. students presented analyses of their students' growth and learning during their practicums. Commonly referred to as "student teaching," the practicum is the final fieldwork experience for graduate students pursuing an Elementary Education or Moderate Disabilities license.

Curry Student Honored at Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation Dinner

Ismae Bailey, Class of 2021, a beneficiary of the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation, was honored as a student speaker at the Foundation’s 1st Annual Dinner, held at the Seaport Boston Hotel.

Communication Alumnus Named Sports Writer of the Year

Cole McNanna '18 (communication) was recognized as the Division 2 Sports Writer of the Year by the Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA), the largest association of girls athletics coaches in the nation.

Curry Alumnus Nearly Makes NHL Debut vs. Boston Bruins

Steve Jakiel '10 (business management) came close to playing his first NHL game on Saturday, February 16 during the L.A. Kings' game against the Boston Bruins.

Curry College Commencement Moves to the Xfinity Center

We want to share with you that the location of this year's ceremony has changed. Based on the needs and requests from students and families in past years, and to improve everyone’s experience, we are moving our Commencement ceremony to the Xfinity Center in Mansfield.

Curry MBA Students Deliver Important Insights to Leaders at Caritas Communities

On December 11, students in the Curry College MBA program presented their conclusions to the leadership of Caritas Communities, a non-profit organization that provides affordable housing to low-income individuals in the Greater Boston area.

Psychology Faculty, Students, Alumna Present Research at Regional Conference

Dr. Mia Khera, current Curry Psychology students, and a recent Curry alumna presented a poster outlining their research at the New England Psychological Association (NEPA) Annual Meeting on November 10 at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

COM Student to Help Produce Red Sox World Series Documentary for NESN

Curry College communication major TJ Deinstadt, Class of 2019, was picked by NESN producers to help with the development of a documentary about the 2018 Red Sox historic season.

Software Development Students, Alumni, Faculty Attend International Tech Conference

Five current Curry College Software Development students recently attended Visual Studio Live, an international software development/user experience/virtual reality conference.

Homecoming and Family Weekend Wrap Up: Kicking Off Fall 2018 at Curry

Alumni and parents joined students, faculty, and staff on campus for Homecoming and Family Weekend 2018, on September 28-30.

Communication Alumna Wins Broadcasting Award for Series on Opioid Crisis

Curry College alumna Gina Marini '11 (Communication) was recently recognized by the Maine Association of Broadcasters for her journalistic work in addressing the opioid epidemic in New England.

Associate Professor Jane Lawless Addresses Access Limitations to Evidence-based Information Among Nurses

Jane Lawless, Associate Professor, Electronic Resources Librarian, and Liaison to the School of Nursing and Health Sciences programs, outlines practical solutions for professional nurses who face limited access to recent evidence-based research in the March 2019 issue of Massachusetts Report on Nursing.

Associate Lecturer, Major (Ret.) Neal Duckworth Honored at Joint Military Service Ball

Associate Lecturer of Criminal Justice and Sociology and Major (Ret.) Neal Duckworth, an expert on terrorism and homeland security issues, was the Guest of Honor at the Joint Service Military Ball on Friday, March 1 in Cambridge.

Students, Faculty, and Staff Learn Restorative Justice Principles

Curry students, faculty, and staff recently came together for a two-day training session on restorative justice, led by Title IX Coordinator Rachel King and Dr. Jennifer Balboni, Professor of Criminal Justice and Sociology.

Associate Professor Sheryl Cifrino Earns Ph.D. in Health Professions Education

Dr. Sheryl Cifrino, Associate Professor of Nursing, recently earned her Ph.D. in health professions education.

Dr. Julian Bryson Named a Semi-Finalist in National Classical Arts Contest

Associate Professor of Fine and Applied Arts Dr. Julian Bryson has been selected as a semi-finalist for The American Prize in Composition-Choral for his pieces - A Parable of Choices, Green is the Color of Its Flame, and All Things New.

Dr. Ann Leonard-Zabel Published in Training Book for Educators and Mental Health Professionals

Psychology Professor Dr. Ann Marie Leonard-Zabel's book chapter, entitled "The Dance of Traumatic Brain Injury: Understanding and Implementing Strategies and Approaches to Empower the Afflicted Student," was recently published in a first-of-its kind training book for Learning Disabilities Worldwide (LDW).

Dr. Mia Khera Presents at National Multicultural Conference

Associate Professor of Psychology Dr. Mia Khera presented and facilitated a roundtable discussion on the model minority myth and race relations at the National Multicultural Conference and Summit (NMCS), held January 16-19 in Denver, Colorado.

Actress Allison Williams Joins Dr. Karen Lischinsky to Work with the Transformational Prison Project

Dr. Karen Lischinsky, Associate Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice at Curry College and director of the Transformational Prison Project, recently released a video with actress and advocate Allison Williams to raise awareness about the project, which provides spaces where survivors of violent crimes and those who have committed them can engage in dialogue to build understanding and empathy in order to move toward healing.

PAL Experts Share Insights in Book Review and at Harvard Research Conference

Dr. Laurie Fox, Program for Advancement of Learning (PAL) Professor, published a book review in the Fall 2018 issue of The Educational Therapist, 39(2), 22-23.