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David Rosenberg is an Endicott College “Triple Gull” finding success as a BCBA and teacher in the world of ABA and autism.

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.

Endicott College Students will present an eclectic concert on Tuesday, December 11

Lollipops for Breakfast, a music and puppet production by The Gottabees, shows on December 15

Join the Endicott College community as they celebrate the tenth semester of dance choreographed by guest artists in the show: Guest Choreographers X! December 7-8.

Join the Endicott Singers in the Interfaith Chapel for an intimate candlelit holiday performance: Lumens, December 6 and 9

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.

Working as a research assistant alongside Associate Professor of Psychology, Dr. Alefiya Albers, has proved to be beneficial for Abby Keim '19 in more ways than one.

From the Heart to the Hand: Artists Who Inspire provides an overview of four former art professors who taught at Endicott College.

Winter is coming, and with it comes holiday break. Why not earn some college credit between semesters?