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The Class of 2022
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At Commencement, Messages of Hope for a Changed World

Ingrid Rodriguez '22
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A Foggy Day, with Bright Futures Forecasted

Kainu'u Gavin in Endland
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Academics
Jessica Ventura and Morgan Bresnahan '22 and Grace Davidson '23

Engineering a Change

Endicott College’s engineering program may be new, but as the first cohort prepares to graduate, the program and its female faculty have already proven to be game changers for women in STEM.
Alumni
Hannah Oravec designs. Photo by Joyelle West

For Hannah Oravec ’14, Home is Where the Art Is

Interior designer Hannah Oravec ’14 was named a winner of the 2022 New England Home Magazine “5 Under 40” prize, a prestigious award that has previously gone to some of the region’s most creative design and architecture professionals.
Arts and Culture
Imani Perry

Understanding the South to Understand America

Renowned author and scholar Imani Perry stopped by Endicott to promote her New York Times bestselling new book, South to America: A Journey Below the Mason Dixon to Understand the Soul of a Nation.
Campus Happenings
Casey Arnold '14

Igniting Powerful Ideas at Spark Tank

The Endicott version of Shark Tank drew a mix of current students and alumni who showed up to pitch their business and vie to secure $10,000 in startup capital to further their plans.
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The Class of 2022

At Commencement, Messages of Hope for a Changed World

From sage student speeches to the wisdom of Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh, Endicott’s 82nd Commencement was filled with messages of hope and perseverance in the face of adversity.
Faculty and Staff
Liz Matelski and class on Mingo Beach

Inaugural Tadler Center Fellowship Awarded to Elizabeth Matelski

Associate Professor of History Elizabeth Matelski has been named the recipient of the inaugural Tadler Center Fellowship.
Graduate Programs
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Michael Smith D’21 is Uncovering Barriers that Inhibit Undergraduate Veterans

Doctoral student and Army veteran Michael Smith D’21 is identifying the barriers that inhibit veterans—specifically those pursuing their undergraduate degree—as they transition from military to civilian life.
Internships and Careers
Ryan Curley ’23

Students are Solving Real-World Business Challenges in Ireland

When Ryan Curley ’23 signed up for the MTU-Angle Innovation Challenge, a 10-week international business competition, he didn’t realize he’d be tasked with such an unusual business problem. Or that he’d win for Best Technical Solution.
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Tom Sands (left), President of Beverly and Addison Gilbert Hospitals, and Steven R. DiSalvo, Ph.D., President of Endicott College sign the agreement.

Endicott College and Beverly and Addison Gilbert Hospitals Partner to Create a Pipeline for New Nurses

Endicott College and Beverly and Addison Gilbert Hospitals have announced a new collaboration that will create an educational pipeline for new nurses while establishing a wellspring of crucial opportunities and initiatives for both institutions.
Students
Ingrid Rodriguez '22

A Foggy Day, with Bright Futures Forecasted

The Endicott campus was abuzz with students and families who traveled from near and far to celebrate the Class of 2022.
Van Loan School of Professional Studies
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Alumna Kimberly Pizzella Kiesling A’91 ’22 Followed Her Passion Back to Endicott

Alumna Kimberly Pizzella Kiesling A’91 '22 is leveraging her past academic and professional experience to earn her bachelor's degree with the Van Loan School of Professional Studies, and to achieve a long time goal.

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