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10/01/2021 - Faculty and Staff

Endicott police wear pink, raise money for American Cancer Society

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the department has partnered with the Pink Patch Project to sell custom pink Endicott Police shoulder patches to benefit the College’s annual Relay for Life on April 1, 2022.

Students at Waves of Impact community service Enidcott College hero

09/22/2021 - Students

Endicott Volunteers Make a Big Splash at Local Surf Camp

Endicott students flocked to Good Harbor Beach volunteering on behalf of Waves of Impact, a California-based nonprofit that offers free surf camps for young people with special challenges.

09/13/2021 - College News

Endicott College Names Hempstead Commons after Record-Setting Individual Gift Commitment

Melissa Hempstead made a $6 million commitment to Endicott College to enhance student life and academic enrichment and name the new Hempstead Commons.

07/19/2021 - College News

The HOPE Project

Olivia Landry '22 is connecting community members through service and inspiring others to do the same.

06/29/2021 - Faculty and Staff

Dr. Traci Freeman Appointed Inaugural Dean, Endicott Center for Teaching & Learning

Dr. Traci Freeman will join the academic leadership team on August 15 as the inaugural Dean of the new Endicott Center for Teaching & Learning (ECTL).

06/21/2021 - Press Releases

Aaron Morrison Appointed Vice President for Human Resources

Endicott College has announced the appointment of Aaron Morrison as the new Vice President for Human Resources. He will join the College on June 30.

06/15/2021 - Academics

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.

06/15/2021 - Academics

Global Gulls Discuss Their Study Abroad Experience

Bennett St. Marie ’22 and Brian Tremblay III ’23 spent last semester studying abroad in Madrid, Spain. Despite challenges presented by the pandemic, it’s an experience they recommend to their fellow Gulls.