Keys to Degrees News and Events
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Verizon Foundation Awards $10,000 to the Keys to Degrees Program for Single Parents at Endicott College
The Verizon Foundation recently awarded a grant of $10,000 to Keys to Degrees to be used for the expanded mentoring program and the residential summer program.
Teen mom: John McCain VP pick won me over
Keys to Degrees student Lisa Spilman talks to the Boston Herald about her thoughts on the pregnancy of VP candidate Sarah Palin's daughter and the presidential campaign.
Memoir of a teen mom: Doubt, hope and, in the end, success
Jessica Benson, a Keys to Degrees graduate and a feature writer for the Gloucester Daily Times, writes about her life as a single mother in this Times feature.
College Offers Support For Moms
Boston's WCVB TV News program, Education Matters, profiles The Keys to Degrees Program. Reporter, Bianca de la Garza visits the Endicott College campus and talks with program participants.
Good Morning America Profiles Endicott Program
The Keys to Degrees program at Endicott College was a feature news segment on ABC News morning show. The program assists young, single parents and their children to live on campus and to attend the College. story and video
Boston Carrying a Toddler with His Course Load
The Keys to Degrees Program is the front page feature story in the City & Region of the Boston Globe on Tuesday, August 28, 2007.
Not So Typical Students Move into School
The Keys to Degrees Program is the lead story on the evening edition of New England Cable News (NECN) on Tuesday, August 28, 2007.
The Keys to Degrees Program is one program spotlighted in Behind the News: Tough Challenges, Mary Cathcart's Message from the Chair in the Fall 2007 edition of The New England Journal of Higher Education.
The Keys to Degrees Program is the focus in the January 12, 2008 news story, Program Aids Parenting Teens, in The Republic.
The Oprah Magazine highlights Single Parent Program. See March 2008 edition with article entitled "Head of the Class," found on page 64 -- on newsstands now!