[…]about diversity and what it means to live in a “country of immigrants,” while enhancing their global awareness. Click here for more information. Minors at other COF Schools The hallmark of the five college consortium, cross-registration enables students to take courses that may not be offered at their home institution, in addition to the chance to explore academic minors. Through cross-registration, students can take courses and complete the equivalent to a minor at another COF campus. Click here for more […]
The Colleges of the Fenway HR committee is pleased to offer the COF Employee Cross-Registration program, which began in 2006. Colleges of the Fenway offers cross registration privileges for current full-time, benefited faculty and staff of its member institutions as follows: Undergraduate courses are available for cross registration on a space available basis, and subject to the terms of this policy. Course pre-requisites must be satisfied before an eligible employee may enroll in a course.Eligible faculty and staff may enroll in one course per semester through this arrangement, including summer sessions. Eligible employees are those full-time, benefited employees who have […]
[…]from this policy. Undergraduate courses offered through MassArt’s Professional and Continuing Education Program will be made available on a space available basis to COF employees through this program.Wentworth – Courses taken by Wentworth employees cannot conflict with their regular work schedule.Where do I find out about how to cross register?You can read about the employee cross registration process on the COF website here. There is also information in your Human Resources Office about the employee cross registration process.How do I find a class for cross registration?There is an on-line searchable database here. Notification of acceptance into the course will be made shortly before […]
[…]for COF Dance. She teaches Ballet and Latin and serves as treasurer for the Massachusetts Dance Education Organization (MADEO) […]
[…]life, while seeking innovative methods of investing in services and containing the costs of higher education. Combined, the colleges represent more than 12,000 Boston undergraduate students. Each semester, in one of the many benefits created under the partnership, hundreds of students cross-register for courses within the six COF schools. Last year, the consortium helped the member institutions save over $2 million through joint contracts and purchasing. For more information on the COF and its impact in the city, see the group’s latest annual report. The full proclamation language can be found here. Photos from the March 29, 2017 COF 20th […]
[…]dedicated, currently planned for 2022, the Embrace will provide a living space for conversation, education and reflection on the racial and economic justice ideals of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King, and serve as a permanent monument to the Kings’ time in Boston, a period in which they met and fell in love, and which helped shape their approach to a just and equitable society. The concept of a memorial to the Kings has been alive in Boston for decades, and a memorial to Dr. King is already in place at Boston University, but entrepreneur Paul English jumpstarted […]
[…]of sustainability and environmental issues by providing resources and activities focused on education, scholarship, and service to the community. The directorship of the center is drawn from the Colleges of the Fenway (COF) faculty for two year appointments. Ongoing annual Center activities include: Environmental Forum, a course open to all COF students that provides both academic and service-learning opportunities focused on issues related to sustainability, offered in the Spring Annual Muddy River Symposium showcasing student research on the Muddy River. This year’s 18th Annual Muddy River Symposium Student Research will be showcased on April 10, 2024 at Simmons University. A community […]
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[…]certification as a Bill Evans Teacher. Kristen is also the President of the Massachusetts Dance Education Organization. Kristen has been choreographing professionally for more than 15 years. She is the Co-Director of Accumulation Dance Company with Meghan McLyman, www.accumulationdance.org. They have received support for their choreography from New England Foundation for the Arts, The Boston Foundation, Boston Center for the Arts, and have been presented by The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, The Somatics Dance Conference, The Southern Vermont Dance Festival, Salem Arts Festival, Trident Art Gallery, Dance for World Community, The Dance Complex, Green Street Studios, Tufts University, College […]
[…]sessions have included, Managing Time and Stress, Managing Up, Understanding Change in Higher Education, Retirement Planning, Effective Communication and Public Speaking. Programs are also implemented in conjunction with the Colleges of the Fenway, EAP provider, ALLOne Health. 2018-2019 Training and Development workshops will be posted in late August. Registration is required for all sessions. Completion of any 4 sessions during the Fall and Spring semesters will earn you a certificate for your personnel files. Please email Tasha Baclawski, tbaclawski@colleges-fenway.org to enroll in the COF Training & Development certificate program. COF Training and Development sessions are planned and coordinated by the COF Training and Development Committee. Questions regarding […]
