2021-2022 Emmanuel College Viewbook

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Many colleges talk about being “in the Boston area,” but Emmanuel is in the city’s very heart.

Our home in the Fenway neighborhood has been a huge part of the student experience since our founding in 1919.

For more than 100 years, we have been at the forefront of innovation, educating doers and differencemakers in the Catholic intellectual tradition, preparing students to meet the demands of a constantly changing, global marketplace.

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DUNKIN

EMMANUEL COLLEGE

ROBERTO CLEMENTE FIELD

BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER STARBUCKS

MERCK RESEARCH LABORATORIES

ISABELLA STEWART GARDNER MUSEUM

DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE

BOSTON CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL

CHARLES RIVER

THE BEST OF ALL WORLDS, IN

one exceptional college town

NEWBURY STREET

HOUSE OF BLUES

Just a day in the Fenway neighborhood.

Here you’ll stroll across the Quad to class. Venture up the street to conduct research at your Boston Children’s Hospital internship. Head to bustling Boylston Street with friends to grab a bite to eat or catch the Sox game at Fenway Park. And that’s just within a seven-minute walk from campus.

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That’s the life of an Emmanuel student.

That’s the power of proximity.

BOSTON SYMPHONY HALL

JAMES P. KELLEHER ROSE GARDEN SYMPHONY SUSHI FIVE GUYS AMELIA’S TAQUERIA

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EMMANUEL COLLEGE NOTRE DAME CAMPUS 1.5 MILES

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#1 CITY FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL GROWTH AND INNOVATION

#4 BEST CITY FOR HISTORY BUFFS (Travel + Leisure)

(U.S. Chamber of Commerce)

#2 BEST MARKET FOR STEM PROFESSIONALS

#5 BEST CITY FOR CULTURE (Business Insider)

(WalletHub)

#3 MOST WALKABLE CITY (Walk Score)

#6 BEST PLACE TO LAUNCH A SUCCESSFUL CAREER (Bankrate)

#3 BEST CITY FOR SPORTS FANS

#7 BEST CITY FOR FOODIES

(USA Today)

(Sperling)

THE HUB OF THE UNIVERSE . THE CRADLE OF LIBERTY. TITLETOWN. With its unique mix of interest and industry, the city of Boston has many monikers—but to the Emmanuel community, it’s just the world’s greatest college town. The city’s renown for entrepreneurship, innovation, culture and recreation translates to a wealth of opportunity for Emmanuel students, who contribute to and draw inspiration from their home away from home at every turn.

BE IN BOSTON

Boston, you’re my

Our students enjoy all city life has to offer—hardwon championships by hometown sports teams, green space and waterfront views, celebrated works of art, music and theater, and of course, some of the best food in the country. A short walk or ride on the “T” places you at the doorsteps of dozens of industry-leading organizations in research, technology, finance, media, healthcare and more.

Here, you’ll obtain career opportunities that students and graduates in other cities may only ever aspire to experience.

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THE

Gatekeeper Shortly before graduation, Michael secured a role at “Big Four” accounting firm Deloitte as a cyber risk consultant. There, he helps clients build security strategies to defend against data hacking. “Brand image can be torn down overnight from a data breach,” he says. “As e-commerce grows, businesses need protection from individuals looking to exploit weakness in company systems.”

Michael chose Emmanuel because of its location in Boston and its proximity to the city’s “big players.” He immediately set his sights on Boston’s leading names in the financial industry.

Working with the McCafferty Career Center, he earned a summer internship within the Fidelity Center for Applied Technology (FCAT) division of Fidelity Investments. FCAT, established during the Y2K frenzy two decades ago, is an innovation catalyst that helps clients imagine the possibilities of new technologies such as augmented reality, artificial intelligence and digital currency.

“My time there was filled with accelerated learning on emerging technologies and management styles known as Agile and Design Thinking,” Michael says. “One project I worked on was related to keeping information proprietary.

Learning and developing in a group that was founded due to crisis made me want to help solve problems rather than fear them.”

MICHAEL CONNELLY ’19 MAJOR: Management INTERNSHIP: Administrative Intern, Fidelity Center for Applied Technology AFTER EMMANUEL: Cyber Risk Senior Consultant, Deloitte

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70+ MAJORS, MINORS AND AREAS OF STUDY

17 ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETIES

105 FULL-TIME FACULTY

14 FULBRIGHT RECIPIENTS SINCE 2011

13:1 STUDENTFACULTY RATIO

39 STUDENTS RECEIVED FUNDING TO PRESENT RESEARCH AT NATIONAL CONFERENCES SINCE 2018

16 DIVISION III VARSITY ATHLETIC TEAMS

65+ COUNTRIES TO EXPLORE THROUGH STUDY ABROAD

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF COMMUNICATION & MEDIA STUDIES MARK FLYNN and TRISTYN SUPRENANT ’20 collaborated on multi-year research projects related to food advertising and the connection between mindfulness and binge-watching habits. Since graduating, Tristyn has served as a communications coordinator for TÜV Rheinland North America.

YOUR INTELLECTUAL EXPLORATIONS ARE BOUND ONLY BY THE LIMITS OF YOUR CURIOSITY. What are your most burning questions? About the scientific and historical underpinnings of life? Society? The future?

Working with professors in small-class settings, Emmanuel students challenge each other—and themselves—to reevaluate, reconsider and revise again and again. The work you undertake to confront those questions will play a vital role in achieving your aspirations and broadening your sense of what’s possible.

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New Perspectives Life-changing Ideas

DON’T JUST PLAN YOUR COURSES— SHAPE A COURSE FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE Emmanuel’s curriculum, rooted in the Catholic liberal arts tradition, promotes investigation across a breadth of disciplines. This results in multidimensional understanding of life and clinical sciences, business, humanities, government and politics, and education. Within our dynamic academic communities, students engage in career-igniting programs in rising fields, sharpen their critical thinking skills, explore new technologies, and learn to analyze and synthesize complex data—gaining an incomparable foundation for a lifetime of employability.

FIND YOUR FOCUS The purpose of exploration is discovery, and both are important in finding your ideal course of study. Emmanuel’s multidisciplinary approach is about opportunity: Students who are still exploring may delve into many topics of study, and those who have committed to a major may add a specialized or complementary focus. Combined with our dedicated Academic Advising services, you’ll discover your own path in no time.

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SCHOOL OF

SCHOOL OF

Build a business career that’s both purposeful and profitable.

Study at a center of scientific inquiry and innovation.

Success in today’s business world is about creating both social and economic value. Within Emmanuel’s School of Business & Management, you will prepare to translate our community’s commitment to innovation and ethical action in the business sphere. Our rigorous and relevant programs reflect the reality of today’s dynamic markets and the need for integrated approaches to problemsolving. Through an emphasis on realworld experience, you’ll gain a deep knowledge of business fundamentals, such as marketing, economics, finance and accounting, and graduate with the technical expertise and moral compass needed to be a responsible leader. You can also get a jumpstart on your MBA through the School’s 4+1 program.

A robust curriculum supported by teaching scholars. State-ofthe-art facilities and technology.

Opportunities to join distinguished teams of researchers. If you’re an aspiring scientist, you’ve come to the right place. At Emmanuel, you can participate in faculty-led research as early as your first year—tackling projects often reserved for graduate students at other institutions. With the world-class research and healthcare facilities of the Longwood Medical and Academic Area just steps away, along with Merck Research Laboratories – Boston on our campus, you’ll do more than study scientific breakthroughs, you’ll help create them.

BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT

SCIENCE & HEALTH

SCHOOL OF

HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Make connections across disciplines that spark new insights.

Programs in the arts, humanities and social sciences challenge you to synthesize complex topics, explore provocative ideas and consider the critical questions of our time. Our interdisciplinary programs require you to analyze these points of intersection, while gaining a detailed exploration of the theoretical elements of your field and hands-on, real-world experience. Along the way, you will make unexpected discoveries about the world—and about yourself—that will strengthen your capacity to solve problems, challenge assumptions and grow in wisdom.

SCHOOL OF

EDUCATION

Reach and teach with equal parts passion and scholarship.

Today’s teachers are educating tomorrow’s artists, scientists, journalists and entrepreneurs in elementary art classes, middle school science labs, and as part of high school publications and leadership organizations. Emmanuel’s education programs prepare you to create a culture of collaborative inquiry in your classroom and community—one centered on stu­dent learning and healthy develop­ment, while deeply rooted in social justice. You’ll use Boston as your extended classroom and explore a variety of learning styles and instructional methods to meet the needs of all students. You’ll become the teacher who inspires each student to fulfill his or her greatest potential.

Pursue your M.Ed. with concentrations in licensure or research through the School’s 4+1 program.

MAUREEN MURPHY WILKENS SCHOOL OF

NURSING & CLINICAL SCIENCES

Redefine compassionate, ethical, innovative patient care.

Nurses are the backbone of U.S. healthcare. They are on the front lines of patient care, while also playing a critical role in advancing the nation’s healthcare system from hospitals to community health centers and from the bedside to the boardroom. As a nursing student at Emmanuel, you will develop your personal philosophy of nursing to inform a practice that appreciates the diversity of human experiences. Through intellectual curiosity, academic excellence and skills-based practicums in our brand new skills and simulations labs, you will develop as a well-rounded, in-demand nursing professional who understands the cultural, social, economic and political factors that affect patient beliefs and behaviors.

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Our more than 70

MAJORS, MINORS AND AREAS OF STUDY ARE ORGANIZED INTO DISTINCT ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

SCHOOL OF

BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT Data Analytics*

Human Resources Management*

Economic Policy

International Economics

Economics

Leadership*

Finance

Management

Healthcare Management

Marketing

Accounting

Sport Management

SCHOOL OF

SCIENCE & HEALTH Biochemistry

Mathematical Modeling

Biology

Mathematics

Biostatistics

Neuroscience

Chemistry

Physiology

Counseling & Health Psychology

Pre-Dental

Developmental Psychology

Pre-Veterinary

Forensic Science

Statistics

Pre-Medical

Health Sciences

SCHOOL OF

HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES African & African Diaspora Studies*

Art Therapy

American Politics & Government

Ceramics*

Catholic Studies*

American Studies

Communication & Media Studies

Arabic*

Criminology & Criminal Justice

Art Education Art History*

CONTINUED

SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES CONTINUED...

Digital History

Philosophical Psychology*

Digital Media Production*

Philosophy

Diplomacy & Security

Photography*

English

Political Communication*

Film*

Political Science

French*

Pre-Law

Gender & Women’s Studies* Global & Public Health*

Social Inequality & Social Justice

Graphic Design

Sociology

History

Spanish

Human Services

Spanish for Healthcare Professionals*

International Relations & Comparative Politics

Sustainability & Global Justice

International Studies Italian* Latin American Studies* Legal Studies* Middle East Studies* Migration Studies*

Studio Art

Theater Arts Theology & Religious Studies Transcultural Studies* Writing, Editing & Publishing

Peace Studies*

SCHOOL OF

EDUCATION Elementary Education Math Education* Secondary Education Biology Chemistry English History Mathematics Spanish

MAUREEN MURPHY WILKENS SCHOOL OF

NURSING & CLINICAL SCIENCES

Nursing

*denotes minor or certificate program

4+1 Programs also offered for Emmanuel College’s MBA and M.Ed. program

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Mentors, Colleagues &

Champions

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Emmanuel professors are outstanding scholars.

More importantly, they’re collaborators and advisors who are sincerely interested in what and how you think and are fully committed to your ultimate success.

GRADUATES OF THIS RESEARCH TEAM have gone on to prestigious master’s and Ph.D. programs in biostatistics, finance and education, research analyst positions at major healthcare and financial institutions and teaching positions at area high schools

Propelled by a $300,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, Associate Professors of Mathematics Benjamin Allen and Christine Sample (above) and an ever-evolving group of undergraduates have studied evolution as a mathematical process using evolutionary graph theory, in hopes the research will aid in the understanding and treatment of cancer, which can be seen as unwanted evolution occurring inside the body.

The student and faculty team work side-by-side throughout the academic year and over the summer, and present both locally and across the country. In the past two years, the group was invited to present their work at a conference of the National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis in Tennessee and saw their findings published multiple times in PLOS Computational Biology.

“Evolution occurs when there are genetic changes in a population over time,” the team explained. “These genetic changes, or mutations, impact an individual’s ability to survive and reproduce. We examined how the spatial structure of a population affects the rate at which mutations accumulate, as well as the balance of weak selection versus neutral drift.”

“The grant proved what we have long known—that the Emmanuel faculty engages students in the very highest levels of scientific research,” Dr. Sample said. “The skills and experience they gain in our labs set them apart in whatever field or career they choose.”

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In Pursuit of

Purpose

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In the spirit of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, the Emmanuel experience combines intellectually challenging academics with the advancement of justice and peace. Here, you will act on your beliefs in ways that benefit yourself and others, and embrace the Sisters’ mission of “making known God’s Goodness, educating for life.”

MORE THAN 80% OF OUR STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN SERVICE INITIATIVES, CONTRIBUTING

50,000+

VOLUNTEER HOURS EACH YEAR.

LIVING THE

Mission “A critical part of working for social justice in any capacity is service. When I first came to Emmanuel, I joined the S.T.A.R.T. (Students Taking an Active Role Together) program and learned I could work toward social justice in many ways. Through various classes like Food Policy and Social Justice and Environmental Forum, I soon found that my sociology major

THE HEART OF THE CATHOLIC TRADITION

and sustainability minor would guide me to a life

At Emmanuel, service takes many forms, from college-wide days of service and summer service fellowships, to service-oriented clubs and organizations such as Saints Giving Back, Emmanuel College Community Outreach and Habitat for Humanity.

that food is involved in every social justice issue

But for many students, service is so much more than that. It’s not a weekend or spring break activity, but a call to action to live life more purposefully. They engage in social justice initiatives around food security and poverty alleviation as part of their coursework and go on to establish purposeful careers in law, economics, public service, education, government, humanitarian and nonprofit organizations or as entrepreneurs serving the greater good.

working for food justice. Alternative Spring Break trips to Phoenix and New Orleans taught me in some way. Emmanuel’s Urban Food Project is an incredible organization that taught me for three years what food justice is, and how it can be achieved through gardening, education, and service. I’m excited to continue my education to learn how to enhance the food system socially, culturally and economically.”

KEATON BERGERON ’21 MAJOR: Sociology, concentration in Social Inequality & Social Justice SERVICE ROLES: Student Manager, Emmanuel’s Urban Food Project; Intern, 95&9 Community Garden AFTER GRADUATION: Master’s Candidate, Integrated Food Studies, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

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Home AWAY FROM

home

There’s a lot to love about living on campus. The opportunity to meet new people, the convenience of being so close to class, and the bustling streets of Boston outside your window. You’ll find everything you need in your residence hall, including kitchens and dining areas, laundry facilities and spacious lounges to socialize or study.

The Atrium of the College’s New Residence Hall also serves as the central gathering place on the residential side of campus. Along with plenty of lounges and patio space, the ground floor also features Dunkin’, the Dance Studio and Fitness Center, Joe Di’s Food Mart, the McKenna Media Center and ample group and solo study rooms.

4-year EMMANUEL HOUSING EXPERIENCE

FROM MOVE-IN DAY TO COMMENCEMENT, THERE’S A

100% chance

YOU’LL NEVER MISS A BEAT.

Whether you’re finalizing an international trade deal with the Model United Nations or facing-off with fellow gamers in an esports tournament, you’ll benefit from near-infinite freedom to discover new interests and engage with what you love. These experiences offer built-in opportunities to develop confidence, a spirit of collaboration and undiscovered talents.

And who didn’t love getting the neighborhood kids together to play ball in the yard? Through the Colleges of the Fenway, meet up with students at our other four member institutions for a campus game of intramural flag football, dodgeball, Ultimate Frisbee and more.

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CLUBS, ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS

Here are just a few... but remember, the only option not available to you is boredom.

Art Club Asian Student Association Baseball Club Big Man on Campus Biology Club Black Student Union Business & Economics Club

Chemistry Club Commuter Student Association EC Dance Marathon EC Programming Team EC Superfans EC Ultimate Esports FenHarmonics (a cappella group) Field Hockey Club Gender Equality Club Graphic Design Club Habitat for Humanity Her Campus Model United Nations OUTspoken Photography Club Political Forum Sailing Club Tennis Club The Body Project The Hub Newspaper Youth in Government

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17-acre

RESIDENTIAL CAMPUS ALONG BOSTON’S EMERALD NECKLACE From Frisbee on the Quad to latenight open mic sessions in the JYC, our campus is always in motion.

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BE INSPIRED

To declare your commitment as a Saint is to dive headfirst into a tradition of athletic excellence.

Welcome to an era marked by historic championship titles, unprecedented accolades, NCAA tournament berths and All-American honors. And we’re just getting started.

Amidst our 16 NCAA Division III athletic programs, there’s a spot reserved for committed studentathletes ready to leave their mark and preserve their legacy. We play for keeps. Because, quite frankly, we wouldn’t have it any other way.

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Women’s Varsity

THERE’S NO QUESTION ANOTHER BANNER IS GOING UP, JUST WHETHER YOU WANT TO HELP RAISE IT.

Men’s Varsity

VICTORY, DECLARED OUR SWEET

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Basketball Cross Country Golf Indoor Track Lacrosse Outdoor Track Soccer Softball Volleyball

IN THE PAST TWO SEASONS, SAINTS PROGRAMS GARNERED AWARDS AT ALL LEVELS OF COMPETITION:

10 NATIONAL 20 REGIONAL 352 CONFERENCE

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VISIONARIES “B.O.N.D. is a safe haven meant for growth, betterment and connection.

I am proud to lead my peers in promoting academic excellence, leadership development and mentorship opportunities during a time when it can be difficult to find your own best path.”

YANNIC WILLIAMS ’20 MAJOR: Management—Marketing PAST PRESIDENT OF B.O.N.D. (Brotherhood. Opportunity.

Networking. Direction.)

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At Emmanuel, leadership is more than a title—it’s about the desire to connect, enact positive change and achieve common goals with creative, uncommon solutions.

THE

Connector When Felice arrived at Emmanuel College for her new student orientation, she was told she would get out as much as she put in. “Once I started to engage with the program, I knew that EC was the place for me,” she said. She became an orientation leader to help other students feel like they also made the right decision coming to Emmanuel.

Throughout her three years of welcoming the newest Saints, Felice’s goal remained the same: to be a resource for incoming students every step of their transition.

“No question is too big or too small.”

FELICE CABRAL ’21 MAJOR: Communication & Media Studies 3X ORIENTATION LEADER

HONORED Emmanuel students compete for—and win—prestigious scholarships and fellowships to pursue travel, research or graduate education. From 2020 to 2021: • Emmanuel celebrated its first Truman Scholar, who will study public policy administration at the graduate level to advocate for peace and conflict resolution in Sudan • A senior won a Boren Scholarship to study Amharic in Ethiopia, realizing the power of language and communication during an internship at the U.S. Department of Defense

• Two biology majors were named Goldwater Scholars for their undergraduate research and plans to contribute to the study of neuroimmunology and the autism spectrum, as well as diseases in dementia • A sophomore sociology major was awarded a Gilman Scholarship to study abroad in Spain in the spring of 2022 • Two students were awarded Fulbright fellowships to the Czech Republic and Spain

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BE INSPIRED

Adventure

awaits

HAMPI, INDIA A visit to the ancient capital of the Vijaya Nagara Empire in Karnataka during Emmanuel’s “India: Religion, Culture, Justice” travel course.

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THE MORE YOU KNOW ABOUT THE

wider world,

THE MORE LIKELY YOU ARE TO SUCCEED WITHIN IT.

Emmanuel students feel at home in Boston, but they are also eager to expand their education across international borders—an approach that honors the global mission of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur.

Emmanuel offers hundreds of opportunities to become a global citizen—join one of our multicultural awareness and advocacy clubs, participate in service projects at home and abroad, take a course with a built-in travel component, or spend a semester exploring a new country.

65+ COUNTRIES 500 PROGRAMS 10 CONSECUTIVE YEARS OF FULBRIGHT RECIPIENTS

BEYOND

Big Ben Emmanuel students return with Instagram feeds full of amazing photos from their travels—but many go beyond seeing the sights to participate in experiences that alter the course of their academic or career trajectories.

• Studying the intricacies of typography in Germany through our exchange program with Bauhaus University • Investigating public health policy in Brazil • Taking steps to combat the HIV epidemic while serving with Swaziland’s El Shaddai Ministries • Advocating for the rights of disabled workers in Indonesia • Brushing up on Arabic with the residents of Morocco • Demonstrating nanotechnology at the International Beijing Science Festival • Getting up close and personal with the marine microbiology in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef • Taking courses in finance, accounting, marketing and economics at the University of Westminster, London • Performing a traditional Kuchipudi dance in India • Hiking to the first outpost of Tendai Buddhism in Japan • Meeting the president of Greece while tracing fifth-century Athenian general Thucydides through his historical account of the Peloponnesian War

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10 (1) FLORENCE, ITALY (2) BALI, INDONESIA (3) ROME, ITALY (4) WEIMAR, GERMANY (5) CAIRNS, AUSTRALIA (6) OAHU, HAWAII (7) ORPHEUS ISLAND/QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA (8) MEKNES, MOROCCO (9) CHIANG MAI, THAILAND (10) JONKOPING, SWEDEN (11) HYDERABAD, INDIA (12) DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND

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one year BY

AFTER GRADUATION RELATEDNESS OF JOB TO GOALS of employed graduates reported employment in a position related (somewhat or very) to their career goals

EMPLOYMENT RATE of graduates who were seeking employment had found a job

WORK & STUDY LOCATIONS states across the country (plus 9 countries spanning 4 continents) where graduates are employed or continuing their education

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GRAD SCHOOL PLACEMENT RATE of graduates who were seeking admission to graduate school had been admitted

87%

95%

JOB SATISFACTION of employed graduates reported satisfaction with their current occupation

CAREER OUTCOMES RATE of graduates were working, enrolled in additional education or engaged in military volunteer service. (75% were employed, 18% were enrolled in further education and 2% were engaged in military or volunteer service.)

88%

94%

95%

Stats for the Class of 2020

AUSTIN GREENSTEIN ’18 MAJORS: Management and Economics INTERNSHIPS: Ticket Services Intern, Boston Red Sox; Wealth Management Intern, Morgan Stanley; Marketing Analytics Intern, Hill Holliday AFTER EMMANUEL: Account Executive, Fenway Sports Management

AN EMMANUEL EDUCATION PREPARES STUDENTS TO EXCEL IN A HOST OF CAREERS— SOME ONLY NOW BEING IMAGINED. The critical and creative habits of mind employers prize most are at the core of an Emmanuel education. Quantitative reasoning. Innovative thinking. Problem solving. Teamwork.

The ability to speak and write extraordinarily well. These skills provide an incomparable foundation for a lifetime of employability. And it all begins on day one.

BE IN DEMAND

more connected Less Ordinary

NOT ALL CAREER CENTERS ARE CREATED EQUAL Sure, Emmanuel’s has a physical space on campus, but here, career development truly happens all the time, all over campus. So, whether you’re wondering “Where do I start?” or already looking for experience in specific industries, Emmanuel’s dedicated staff (alongside the network of career champions you’ll build) within the Leslie Ferrick McCafferty Career Center support and guide you in realizing your career aspirations, while educating and enabling you to take an active role in your professional development.

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“I’ve used the Career Center services since my first year at Emmanuel. They were extremely helpful in preparing me for my internship experiences, beginning with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute [in the Division of Philanthropy and Corporate Partnerships] my sophomore year. The staff in the Career Center have always been friendly and knowledgeable, and they care about the students. They’ve supported me with resume reviews, and I always enjoyed attending their Recruiter series in which representatives from companies speak about opportunities and share industry insight.”

TAYLOR ROSS ’21 MAJOR: Management INTERNSHIPS: Human Resources Intern, Harte Hanks; Development Intern, DanaFarber Cancer Institute AFTER GRADUATION: Marketing and Sales Rotational Associate, Legrand North America

FROM YOUR EMPOWERMENT… • Enroll in our (required) Career Planning & Engagement course, designed specifically for first-year students. Whenever you decide to undertake your internship search, you’ll be ready.

• Meet with your Career Advisor early and often. Career development was built on a foundation of mock interviews, résumé review and cover letter coaching—bring the process into the 21st century with a lesson in personal branding and marketing.

• Expand your horizons. Emmanuel has six distinct Career Communities to help you to connect your major, your talents and your aspirations, to an industry or a purpose—rather than a singular career path.

• Our employer connections are unparalleled, and yours will be, too.

Attend the Career Center’s Recruiter Series and other on-campus networking events, as well as large, off-campus career fairs, targeted by industry and teeming with the nation’s top-notch employers.

• Take on an internship (or two).

• It takes a village—or a community.

Ours extends far beyond the confines of our campus to an extended community of peers, faculty and staff and more than 20,000 living alumni, all who know what it means to be a Saint.

...TO YOUR PURPOSEFUL CAREER.

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BE IN DEMAND

Where Knowledge Meets

Know-how

JESSICA WANG ’19 (Far Left) MAJOR: Counseling & Health Psychology GRADUATE SCHOOL: M.Ed in Higher Education Administration, Harvard University AFTER EMMANUEL: Director for Student Success, East Tennessee State University

MAT T KING ‘21 (Left) MAJORS: Mathematics and Economics INTERNSHIP: Actuarial Intern, Willis Towers Watson AFTER EMMANUEL: Retirement Actuarial Analyst, Willis Towers Watson

JANNET DESVIRA’19 MAJOR: Economics INTERNSHIP: Fund Analyst Intern, Brown Brothers Harriman AFTER EMMANUEL: Junior Strategy Analyst, Planet Fitness

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THE

Idea Man Robert’s interest in the workings of the wider world grew in 2011 as the Arab Spring became international news. “I love history,” he said, “so knowing the history of the states as well as their current affairs made their actions and interactions more interesting.”

When he came to Emmanuel and took his first economics course, it gave him a new lens through which to view international relations—and he knew the two disciplines would carve out his ideal career in the business and defense industries.

During the summer before his senior year, Robert gained a business strategy internship at Fidelity Investments, where he worked with a team of senior employees to innovate the company’s Workplace Investments solution in efforts to double its revenue. In the fall, Robert interned with the U.S. Department of Commerce, working in the global aerospace and defense sectors. He conducted market research using government databases and import/export statistics and used statistical inferencing to make assumptions about a foreign market.

“Ultimately, I had the ‘problem’ of enjoying all my experiences,” he said. “I thoroughly enjoy working in public sectors of law, community development, business and economic growth, as well as creating new ideas and increasing the standard of living for everyone.”

After graduation, Robert received a full-time job offer as a financial analyst at Raytheon Technologies.

ROBERT COLUMBUS ’20 MAJORS: International Studies and Economics INTERNSHIPS: Legislative Aide, Massachusetts State House; Business Strategy, Finance and Design Intern, Fidelity Investments; International Trade Administration Intern, U.S. Department of Commerce AFTER EMMANUEL: Financial Analyst, Integrated Defense Systems, Raytheon Technologies

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100%

OF EMMANUEL COLLEGE STUDENTS

participate in an internship AS PART OF THE CORE CURRICULUM.

BECAUSE THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR LEARNING IN REAL-WORLD SET TINGS ALONGSIDE ESTABLISHED PROFESSIONALS… Emmanuel students complement their studies with hands-on learning experiences in renowned laboratories, clinics, media outlets, businesses and nonprofits throughout the city. These experiences enable students to apply knowledge in the workplace and prepare to make tangible contributions in a range of professions and communities.

…AND NO BET TER OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE CAREER-IGNITING CONNECTIONS IN THE CITY OF BOSTON.

WHERE WE INTERN: (partial list) Action for Boston Community Development Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Boston Bruins and TD Garden Boston Children’s Hospital Boston Magazine Boston Public Schools Boston Red Sox and Fenway Park Brigham and Women’s Hospital Brookline District Court Brown Brothers Harriman Consulate General of Greece in Boston Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Deloitte Fairmont Copley Plaza Federal Bureau of Investigation Fidelity Investments Franciscan Hospital for Children

Gateway Arts Hill Holliday Joslin Diabetes Center Massachusetts Democratic Party Massachusetts General Hospital Massachusetts Office of International Trade Massachusetts State Police Massachusetts Women’s Political Caucus Mayor’s Office of New Bostonians Mission Grammar School Museum of Science State Street Toast, Inc. US Department of Commerce US Department of State WGBH WHDH-TV

BE HERE

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You’ve worked hard TO REACH THIS POINT

Now is the time to set new, bold goals for yourself—goals you won’t just meet—but exceed.

The 21st-century will continue to bring never-before-seen challenges and opportunities, calling for men and women of vision, competence and character. Be among them.

BE HERE .

Come

marching in

Explore our beautiful 17-acre residential campus in the heart of Boston, and experience our vibrant learning community firsthand. We offer a range of visit opportunities, and the Office of Admissions is readily available to personalize your experience. www.emmanuel.edu/visit

APPLYING FOR ADMISSION

FINANCING YOUR EDUCATION

TUITION AND FEES

Emmanuel accepts the Common Application and offers two earlyaction deadlines in addition to regular decision. Early action is a non-binding process that provides you with your admission decision sooner than a regular decision.

We regard an Emmanuel College education as a shared financial partnership among you, your family and the College. Our goal is to make college costs as affordable as possible. The majority of Emmanuel students receive some form of support to assist them in their educational journey.

Academic year costs for 2021– 2022 are listed below: Tuition $43,152 Fees $545 Room and Board (double occupancy): $16,242 Total $59,939

Early Action 1: November 1 Early Action 2: December 15 Regular Decision: February 15 Test-Optional Policy: Applicants for admission (with the exception of first-year, direct-entry Nursing applicants) are not required to submit standardized test scores (SAT/ACT).

For complete information, including information for international and transfer students, visit www.emmanuel.edu/admissions.

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All Emmanuel applicants are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships or community-based awards upon submission of their completed application. These funds are awarded regardless of financial need.

To apply for need-based financial aid, Emmanuel requires only the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Priority Filing Date: February 15. www.fafsa.gov

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To learn more about Emmanuel, or to discuss the application process, please feel free to contact the Office of Admissions.

Twitter: @applyemmanuel and @emmanuelcollege

Emmanuel College Office of Admissions 400 The Fenway, Boston, MA 02115

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P: 617 735-9715 F: 617 735-9801 admissions@emmanuel.edu

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LinkedIn: emmanuel.edu/linkedin

For more information about the options available to pay for an Emmanuel education, please contact the Office of Student Financial Services at 617 735-9938 or visit www.emmanuel.edu/osfs.

NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION Emmanuel College is committed to providing its students, faculty and staff with a working and learning environment in which all people are treated with respect and dignity. No person will be denied employment, admission, or educational opportunity, or otherwise be discriminated against or harassed based on race, color, gender, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national or ethnic origin, disability, veteran or active military status, genetic information or any other legally protected status. Emmanuel College commits itself to diversity and encourages its hiring supervisors to review, recruit, and consider qualified minority, female, disabled and Vietnam era veteran candidates, and encourages such candidates to apply for work at the College.

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EMMANUEL

at a Glance

1,800

FULL-TIME UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

13:1

80%

STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO

17

ACADEMIC HONOR SOCIETIES

OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN COMMUNITY SERVICE

94%

OF 2020 GRADUATES SEEKING ADMISSION TO GRADUATE SCHOOL WERE ACCEPTED WITHIN ONE YEAR

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

100+

CLUBS, ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES

95%

OF 2020 GRADUATES WHO WERE SEEKING EMPLOYMENT HAD FOUND A JOB WITHIN ONE YEAR

DEGREES AWARDED

SCHOOLS

Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Fine Arts Bachelor of Science

School of Business & Management

65+

COUNTRIES TO EXPLORE THROUGH STUDY ABROAD

16

DIVISION III VARSITY ATHLETIC TEAMS

4

YEAR EMMANUEL HOUSING EXPERIENCE

School of Education School of Humanities & Social Sciences Maureen Murphy Wilkens School of Nursing & Clinical Sciences School of Science & Health

MAJORS, MINORS & AREAS OF STUDY Accounting

Developmental Psychology

International Economics

Political Communication*

African & African Diaspora Studies*

Digital History

International Relations & Comparative Politics

Political Science

American Politics & Government

Diplomacy & Security

International Studies

Pre-Law

American Studies Arabic* Art Education Art History* Art Therapy Biochemistry Biology Biostatistics Catholic Studies* Ceramics* Chemistry Communication & Media Studies Counseling & Health Psychology Criminology & Criminal Justice Data Analytics*

Digital Media Production* Economic Policy Economics Elementary Education English Film* Finance Forensic Science French* Gender & Women’s Studies* Global and Public Health* Graphic Design Health Sciences Healthcare Management

Italian* Latin American Studies* Leadership* Legal Studies*

Pre-Dental Pre-Medical Pre-Veterinary Secondary Education

Management

Social Inequality & Social Justice

Marketing

Sociology

Math Education*

Spanish

Mathematical Modeling

Spanish for Healthcare Professionals*

Mathematics Middle East Studies* Migration Studies* Neuroscience Nursing

History

Peace Studies*

Human Resources Management*

Philosophical Psychology* Philosophy

Human Services

Photography*

Individualized Major

Physiology

Sport Management Statistics Studio Art Sustainability & Global Justice Theater Arts Theology & Religious Studies Transcultural Studies* Writing, Editing & Publishing * denotes minor or certificate program

4+1 PROGRAMS Master of Business Administration Master of Education

Office of Admissions 400 The Fenway Boston, MA 02115

617 735-9715 admissions@emmanuel.edu www.emmanuel.edu