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Earlier today, the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) announced its plan to suspend conference competition for the Fall 2020 semester. Here is our Endicott College Fall 2020 Athletics Plan.

Recognized by the Latinx community for her advocacy efforts and commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Alumna Bianca Robinson M’18, will deliver a Fire Starter Storyteller speech at this year’s Amplify Latinx Conference.

The Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DEI) Task Force at Endicott College is leading the charge in developing strategic plans and timelines for Endicott to become more representative of the world in which we live—creating a more diverse staff, faculty, and student population.

Endicott College professors Katie Clarke and Becca Kenneally have been selected as finalists in the Stage Directors in Theater/Musical Theater and Conductors in Musical Theater divisions (respectively) of The American Prize national non-profit competitions in the performing arts. They were chosen based on their collaboration in directing and conducting Shrek! The Musical at Endicott in April 2019.

Originally from Cape Verde, Celly Gomes is a mother of two young boys and the first of her family to graduate from college—her story is one of perseverance and hope.

The Executive Board of the Endicott College Faculty Association stands in solidarity with our Black students, fellow faculty, staff, and community against racism and the perpetuation of racial injustice in American society.

Our Reimagine Endicott Task Force is developing plans for a positive return to campus in August with classes resuming as originally scheduled on September 2.

Each summer our Endicott College faculty and staff take part in professional development. This year, the Summer Institute went virtual.

Endicott College is one of 130 local nonprofits to receive grants through the Cummings Foundation’s $20 Million Grant Program. The $300k grant will fund expanded programs at The Colin & Erika Angle Center for Entrepreneurship.

Professors Sarah McMahon and Aubry Threlkeld, and doctoral student Maureen McLaughlin, worked on a pivotal issue during the COVID-19 pandemic: mental health.