[…]addition to her work at COF, Kristen serves as Vice President of the Massachusetts Dance Education Organization, the regional chapter of the National Dance Education Organization. She was awarded the prestigious Arts|Learning Distinguished Arts Education Advocate Award for Dance in 2020. Her passion for developing community dance programs also led her to serve on the boards of the Boston Dance Alliance and Boston Youth Moves. As an artist, Kristen performs, choreographs, and co-directs Accumulation Dance, a Boston based dance company, with Meghan McLyman. They have received grants for their choreography from the Boston Foundation and New England Foundation for the Arts. Their […]
[…]after many great successes and accomplishments of the program, including creating transformative educational experiences for students, embracing a culture of innovation and creativity, enhancing institutional resources, and engaging, empowering and recruiting a diverse community. In an effort to utilize Wentworth resources, BPS STRIVE Wentworth Training Program enlisted help from students from the Capstone Program and Principles of Marketing course. The Capstone Project is the culmination of a Business Management student’s entire course of study at Wentwoth and the equivalent of their senior thesis. Wentworth students from Professor Michael Mozill’s Principles of Marketing course, John Altman, J. Griffin Moran, Dylan […]
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[…]social repercussions. Mainly, the bleaching is due to the temperature rise in the sea caused by global warming. Unfortunately, global warming is an impact of our lifestyle, which includes pollution, destructive fishing techniques and careless tourism. The Japanese government is taking action by placing laws that promote nature restoration. Although damage this great will take a long time to recover, it is still possible if the right conditions prevail. By providing people with the present status of the coral reefs, they can take action for marine conservation such as reducing pollution and not overfishing. It is important to learn about […]
[…]McKenna said. “Not only is it strengthening Emmanuel’s position in higher education, it is also helping to fulfill the College’s limitless potential as it enters its second century.” After the speaking program, student leaders were on hand to offer tours of amenities such as the fitness center and dance studio, and to escort guests to the event space on the 17th floor to take in the sweeping views of […]
[…]Equity, and Inclusion Faculty and Staff Global Experience Student Events Faculty experts from Emmanuel College will share their knowledge of the history of the Middle East, the current war between Israel and Hamas, and help [...] More […]
[…]Hurricane PreparednessPreparing for Mass Casualty Incidents: A Guide for Schools, Higher Education, and Houses of WorshipMulti-Hazard Emergency Planning for SchoolsIntroduction to Emergency Management for Higher EducationIncluding People With Disabilities & Others With Access & Functional Needs in Disaster OperationsOverview of Mass Care/Emergency AssistanceIntroduction to Continuity of Operations Planning for Pandemic InfluenzasReconstitution Planning CourseLocal Damage AssessmentIntroduction to Debris OperationsDebris Management Plan DevelopmentABCs of Temporary Emergency PowerDams Sector: Crisis ManagementActive Shooter Prevention: You Can Make a DifferenceActive Shooter: What You Can DoWorkplace Security AwarenessEmergency Management for Senior OfficialsCommunity Preparedness: Implementing Simple Activities for EveryoneSurveillance Awareness: What You Can DoDetermination Memorandums and AppealsIntroduction to […]
[…]of this project is to create an opportunity for collaboration between two centers of environmental education: the Boston Area Climate Experiment and Mass Audubon’s Drumlin Farm. The funding will be used to create two “Photo Post” sites, one at each location, which will engage visitors to help track the growth and development of native species of plants over time and their phenological response to climate change. Surrounding the photo posts will be garden beds planted with a variety of native plant species. Bee Awareness Event – Wheelock College As a part of our Course Bee-Aware Environment & Society at Wheelock College, we […]
This 30-minute virtual training is available to all COF students, staff, and faculty. If you have any questions, please reach out to your institution’s public safety […]
[…]18 at the university’s Summer Commencement. “These projects provided practical, hands-on education for the students and actionable plans for the city at the same time,” said Michael Mozill, associate professor in the Department of Management. There’s also the potential to impact quality of life for residents of the neighborhoods. Mozill and other management faculty members, with Department Chair Leonard DeLosh and Patrick Hafford, dean of Wentworth’s College of Arts and Sciences, oversaw some 20 student capstone projects for 2019, including the City of Boston concepts. Teams of students presented their work at a July 31 campus forum attended by city […]
