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Stories from Soundings: Endicott’s Teaching Fellows Program Reaches New Heights

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Stories from Soundings: Fueled by Passion, Thriving Off Support

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Stories from Soundings: Alumni Turn Van Loan School Experiences into Successful Businesses

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Stories from Soundings: Evolution of the Division of Academic Success

Formally known as Academic Resources and Student Success, the newly named Division of Academic Success has been continuously evolving over the last decade to provide the programs and services that are needed to help students become happier, more successful Gulls.
Alumni
Matt Leslie '02 and Susie Castillo '01 posing outdoors

Stories from Soundings: Fueled by Passion, Thriving Off Support

From Endicott, to LA, to New York, and back to LA—again. Matt Leslie and Susie Castillo know a thing or two about the importance of lending support where it’s due. And it’s all in the name of creative success.
Arts and Culture
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Student Performance Recital and Endicott Chamber Ensemble

Endicott College Students will present an eclectic concert on Tuesday, December 11
Campus Happenings
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Field Hockey Back on Top as Conference Champions

Endicott field hockey beats rival UNE to capture championship glory.
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Key Findings from Jeremiah Program Non-Residential Student-Parent Support Expansion in Boston

A new study by the Program Evaluation & Research Group (PERG), funded by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, reports on adaptations and implications of the shift to a non-residential approach in Jeremiah Program Boston, an anti-poverty organization serving low-income college-going single mothers and their children.
Faculty and Staff
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Book by Assistant Professor Lara Salahi Sheds Light on Culture of Outbreak Response

Award-winning genetic researcher teams with tenacious award-winning journalist, and Outbreak Culture—a narrative that examines the behaviors during infectious disease outbreaks—is born.
Internships and Careers
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Turning a Digital Media Degree into a Broadcast Journalist Career

When Matt Leighton ’18 walks into the newsroom at NBC5 News in Lebanon, N.H., he has no idea where his day is going to take him. There is no daily routine as a broadcast journalist. He can’t predict whether he will be asked to interview a local political figure, investigate an unfortunate tragedy, or tell the feel good story of the week.
Students
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Zach DeNike ’20 Turned His Classroom into a Recording Studio—Here’s How He Did It

He designed his own major and with a whole lot of grit, an insane drive, and work ethic, DeNike was able to build his education around his passions.
Van Loan School
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Stories from Soundings: Endicott’s Teaching Fellows Program Reaches New Heights

The Van Loan School at Endicott College’s Teaching Fellows Program, which began with seven fellows half a decade ago, has experienced positive growth, now with 37 fellows in 17 school districts across Greater Boston, the North Shore, and Merrimack Valley.

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