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  • May 08, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Hound of the Week: John Cordero '19

Congratulations to our next Hound of the week, John Cordero ’19! John’s leadership the past four years has ranged from being an RA, and President of the Esports club all which he has carried into his senior year. “Being involved gave me a family here on campus. Being an RA, in particular, gave...

Hound of the Week: John Cordero '19
  • May 07, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Travel Tuesday: Abby Cunningham '20

Abby Cunningham ’20 a marketing major decided to study abroad so that she could see the world while continuing her education. Abby chose the Czech Republic, specifically Prague to be her home away from home. “Prague is an absolutely beautiful city, has the top business school in Europe, is centr...

Travel Tuesday: Abby Cunningham '20
  • May 06, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Student Leaders, Scholars Named Valedictorian and Salutatorian Named for Assumption's 102nd Commencement Exercises

Following a rigorous selection process, Assumption is pleased to announce the valedictorian and salutatorian for its 102nd Commencement on Sunday, May 12, at the DCU Center in downtown Worcester, where more than 660 candidates for graduation will receive either an associate’s, bachelor’s or mast...

Student Leaders, Scholars Named Valedictorian and Salutatorian Named for Assumption's 102nd Commencement Exercises
  • May 01, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Professor Michael Land, Ph.D., Named New England Journalism Educator of the Year

The New England Newspaper and Press Association (NENPA) has named Associate Professor of English and Director of Assumption’s Community Service Learning Program Michael Land, Ph.D., New England Journalism Educator of the Year. The prestigious award recognizes a professor at a university or coll...

Professor Michael Land, Ph.D., Named New England Journalism Educator of the Year
  • May 01, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Through Service, Providing Global Relief, in Worcester

Traditional final examinations are generally held in a classroom with a proctor. For students enrolled in GLS 112: Perspectives on Global Humanitarian Relief, their final exam found them at Urban Missionaries, a refugee apostolate in Worcester, supporting its efforts to provide for refugees, asylees...

Through Service, Providing Global Relief, in Worcester
  • Apr 30, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Hound of the Week: Katelynn Rosa ’19

Congratulations to our next Hound of the Week, Katelynn Rosa ‘19! Katelynn is an English Mass Communications major and Psychology minor from Prospect, CT. She is involved on campus as President of the Muse Literary Club, and was an intern for the Office of Communications for the spr...

Hound of the Week: Katelynn Rosa ’19
  • Apr 30, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Travel Tuesday: Garrett Logan '21

Garrett Logan ‘21, a political science major, has always had an interest in the different cultures expressed in the city of Rome. “I have always wanted to go to Italy to see the stunning architecture Rome has to offer. Rome has a unique history with many distinct eras such as the Renaissance and...

Travel Tuesday: Garrett Logan '21
  • Apr 29, 2019
  • Office of Communications

New Center to Empower Students to Discover their Passions and Purpose

Center for Purpose and Vocation to Connect Students to Assumption’s Many Services Provided to Help Them Make a Meaningful Impact on Society Assumption has established a new Center for Purpose and Vocation (CPV) to advance institutional efforts to build a dynamic and inclusive culture of vocatio...

New Center to Empower Students to Discover their Passions and Purpose
  • Apr 26, 2019

Assumption Accounting Professor Named 2019 Outstanding Educator of the Year

Assumption Associate Professor of Accounting Jennifer Niece, CPA, MBA, has received the 2019 Outstanding Educator of the Year Award from the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants (MSCPA). This award recognizes Prof. Niece’s excellence in teaching and motivating students, as well as...

Assumption Accounting Professor Named 2019 Outstanding Educator of the Year
  • Apr 25, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Boston 25 Explores Celebrity-endorsed Faith Groups with Assumption Theology Professor

Assumption Associate Professor of Theology, Christopher Kloftt recently spoke with Boston 25 News on the impact of celebrities generating interest in new faith communities.    ...

Boston 25 Explores Celebrity-endorsed Faith Groups with Assumption Theology Professor
  • Apr 25, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Travel Tuesday: Ariana Orcera '21

Meet Ariana Orcera ’21, a criminology major from Puerto Rico. Ariana is spending her spring semester in Spain to learn more about her Spanish heritage. “I chose Spain to study abroad because my dad's part of the family is from Spain and I saw it as a great opportunity to learn more about my...

Travel Tuesday: Ariana Orcera '21
  • Apr 24, 2019
  • Katelynn Rosa

Hound of the Week: Alaina Kendrick '19

Congratulations to our next hound of the week, Alaina Kendrick ‘19! Alaina is an accounting major from Wethersfield, CT and is involved in a large variety of activities both on and off Assumption’s campus. Some of these activities include: being a member of the Human Services Club and the Studen...

Hound of the Week: Alaina Kendrick '19
  • Apr 23, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Honors Convocation Recognizes Students’ Academic Excellence

Assumption recognized 75 students with awards for academic excellence during the 35th Annual Honors Convocation on April 15. Awards ranged from departmental honors to special recognitions, to Assumption’s highest honor, Augustine Scholarships. “The annual Honors Convocation is an opportunity ...

Honors Convocation Recognizes Students’ Academic Excellence
  • Apr 17, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Students’ Academic Research Showcased at Annual Undergraduate Symposium

On April 15-16, 85 Assumption students presented their original academic research projects during the 25th Annual Undergraduate Symposium. This annual event highlights the scholarly achievements of Assumption students and demonstrates the collaboration that occurs between Assumption students an...

Students’ Academic Research Showcased at Annual Undergraduate Symposium
  • Apr 17, 2019
  • Katelynn Rosa

Hound of the Week: Bryce Thomas '20

Congratulations to our next hound of the week, Bryce Thomas ‘20! Bryce is an English major and Psychology minor from Sandwich, MA. She participates in Intramural Battleship, Merely Players, and Residential Life as the HRA of Alumni/Desault Hall. In her spare time, she teaches her residents how to ...

Hound of the Week: Bryce Thomas '20
  • Apr 16, 2019

Travel Tuesday: Portia Bonsu '20

Portia Bonsu '20, a marketing major with a minor in IT, is currently studying abroad at  Assumption's Rome campus for the spring 2019 semester. Portia chose Rome due to its rich history. “I wanted to step outside of my comfort zone and gain a new perspective on education and culture.” Porti...

Travel Tuesday: Portia Bonsu '20
  • Apr 16, 2019
  • Office of Communications

The Ducks Return to Assumption on April 23

Assumption will host its 15th Annual Duck Day celebration, a beloved tradition in which local elementary school children are welcomed onto campus to greet the ducks as they return to campus, on Tuesday, April 23, at 11:30 a.m., in front of the duck pond on campus at 500 Salisbury Street.  Mo...

The Ducks Return to Assumption on April 23
  • Apr 15, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Creedon ’19 Running Boston Marathon to Benefit Martin Richard Foundation

When more than 30,000 runners take their first step of the 26.2-mile journey from Hopkinton to Boston’s Boylston Street, among that throng will be a number of Assumption alumni and at least one student. Meaghan Creedon ’19, a marketing major and English writing minor from Marshfield, is runni...

Creedon ’19 Running Boston Marathon to Benefit Martin Richard Foundation
  • Apr 12, 2019
  • Office of Communications

College to Congress Internship: Madison Piel '20

Madison Piel ‘20, a political science major from Marlborough, CT, was selected for a prestigious internship with College to Congress on Capitol Hill this summer. Of 1,000 applicants, only 19 were selected for the 2019 program.  College to Congress is a non-partisan, nonprofit organization ...

College to Congress Internship: Madison Piel '20
  • Apr 10, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Are There Benefits of Screen Time for Teenagers?

Assumption Associate Professor of Psychology Sarah Cavanagh, Ph.D., was recently tapped to testify before the Washington State Human Services and Early Learning Committee on the impact of teenage exposure to “screen time” on their behavioral health and personal development.  According to...

Are There Benefits of Screen Time for Teenagers?
  • Apr 10, 2019
  • Katelynn Rosa

Hound of the Week: Chloe Amour '21

Congratulations to our next hound oft week, Chloe Amour ‘21! Chloe is a double major in secondary education and history from Holden, MA. She’s involved in a variety of activities on campus which include: Resident Assistant in Worcester Hall, SGA Class Vice President, CAB Executive Chairperson fo...

Hound of the Week: Chloe Amour '21
  • Apr 09, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Travel Tuesday: Francesca DePergola '20

Meet Francesca DePergola ’20, a psychology major with minors in human services and theology. When Francesca first entered college at Assumption, she heard about the opportunity of the Rome campus and knew she had to take advantage. “Ever since I was young, traveling to Europe, especially Italy, ...

Travel Tuesday: Francesca DePergola '20
  • Apr 05, 2019
  • Office of Communications

March Madness as Adverts 250 Project Nets Second Place in National Championship

While much of the country is fixated on this weekend’s NCAA Final Four, Assumption’s Associate Professor of History Carl Robert Keyes, Ph.D., is celebrating a Final Four victory of his own—his Adverts 250 Project finished second overall in The Junto: A Group Blog on Early American History...

March Madness as Adverts 250 Project Nets Second Place in National Championship
  • Apr 03, 2019
  • Office of Communications

Hound of the Week: Daniel DeLuca ’20

Congratulations to our Hound of the Week, Daniel DeLuca ‘20! A biology major preparing for physical therapy graduate school from Riverside, RI, Daniel partakes in a variety of leadership opportunities on campus. Some of Daniel’s positions include being a student leader for Athlete’s Intervarsi...

Hound of the Week: Daniel DeLuca ’20