The College is offering three new majors, two new minors and several new events for the 2013-14 academic year. Read about the new Bachelor of Professional Studies, new Master's degree specializations and more!
The Class of 2014 has 42 incoming students, a 24% increase in enrollment over the Class of 2013. Students have already completed three online business foundation courses developed by Harvard.
Master of Environmental Studies candidate Matthew Rittinghouse is working with NOAA and Schmidt Ocean to create the first high-resolution map of deep reefs near the island of Roatan in Honduras. This is also a step in strengthening the relationship between these organizations and the School of Sciences and Mathematics.
Students will spend two weeks learning international finance, hotel management and global marketing.
School of Education, Health, and Human Performance Dean Fran Welch calls it the "triple crown."
Joe Henderson says the Graduate Certificate in Urban and Regional Planning prepared him for the AICP exam.
More than 110 students received advanced degrees during the ceremony.
Chloe Tonney '84 will speak to the more than 130 graduates and guests.
Vanessa Bezy (marine biology) was just awarded an NSF grant to study mass nesting sea turtle behavior.
Students learn apiculture (beekeeping) thanks to grant from the Office of Sustainability's ECOllective Fund.
