Emmanuel College Viewbook 2022-2023

BE IN

THE HEART OF BOSTON

IS KNOCKING AT YOUR DOOR

Emmanuel students reap the benefits of all that the dynamic city of Boston has to offer— including being home to globally renowned organizations and some of the best places to work in the country. Many world-class internship sites are in walking distance or a short T ride from campus. With 100% of students completing an internship as part of the curriculum, Emmanuel College is truly part of the city’s pulse.

Spot some top internship sites and employers on the map.

read more about where our students intern and young alumni work on pages 20-23

Many colleges talk about being “in the Greater Boston area,” but Emmanuel is in the city’s very heart.

A 17-acre residential campus right in the middle of a rapidly transforming part of the city.

A tight-knit community and collaborative campus culture focused on the whole student development.

Where purpose-driven Catholic intellectual tradition meets the critical issues of our time.

Where action is taken and impact is made—in our Boston community, and far beyond.

Our home in the Fenway has been a huge part of the student experience since our founding in 1919. For more than 100 years, we have been at the forefront of innovation, educating in the Catholic intellectual tradition, preparing students to meet the demands of a constantly changing, global marketplace.

The best of all worlds, in one exceptional college town. Welcome to the intersection of everything.

BOSTON, YOU’RE OUR

With its unique mix of interest and industry, Boston’s renown for entrepreneurship, innovation, culture and recreation translates to a wealth of opportunity for Emmanuel students who contribute to and draw inspiration from the city at every turn.

Our students don’t have to go far

TO GO FAR

Emmanuel students enjoy all city life has to offer—hard-won championships by hometown sports teams, green space and waterfront views, and celebrated works of art, music and theater. A short walk or ride on the “T” places you at the doorsteps of dozens of industry-leading organizations in research, technology, finance, media, healthcare and more.

1. MICHAEL CONNELLY ’19 MAJOR: Management AFTER EMMANUEL: Cyber Risk Senior Consultant, Deloitte

CURRENTLY: Program Manager in Engineering Compliance, Google

2. ISABELLA SCHICHTER ’22 MAJOR: Biology

INTERNSHIPS: Research Intern, Department of Developmental Medicine, Boston Children’s Hospital; Research Assistant, Harvard’s Genomes2People Project AFTER EMMANUEL: Immunology Research Assistant, Boston Children’s Hospital

PROFESSOR OF COMMUNICATION & MEDIA STUDIES

MARK FLYNN and TRISTYN SUPRENANT ’20 collaborated on multi-year research projects related to food advertising and the connection between mindfulness and binge-watching habits. Since graduating, Tristyn has served as a public relations assistant at global law firm Ropes & Gray.

A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO EDUCATION—WITH YOU AT THE CENTER

Emmanuel’s curriculum, rooted in the Catholic liberal arts tradition, promotes investigation across disciplines. This results in a multidimensional understanding of the life and clinical sciences, business, humanities, government and politics, and education.

Within our dynamic academic communities, you will engage in career-igniting programs in rising fields, sharpen your critical thinking skills, explore new technologies, and learn to analyze and synthesize complex data—all while participating in the intellectual and cultural life of the city of Boston.

STATS 70+ MAJORS, MINORS AND AREAS OF STUDY

13:1 STUDENTFACULTY RATIO

New Perspectives

LIFE-CHANGING IDEAS

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT

Build a business career that’s both purposeful and profitable.

Success in business is about creating both social and economic value. Prepare to translate Emmanuel’s commitment to innovation and ethical action through rigorous and relevant programs and an emphasis on real-world experience. You’ll graduate with the skills, expertise and moral compass needed to be an indemand leader.

OUR MORE THAN 70 MAJORS, MINORS AND AREAS OF STUDY ARE ORGANIZED INTO FIVE DISTINCT ACADEMIC SCHOOLS

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE & HEALTH

Study at a center of scientific inquiry and innovation.

A rigorous curriculum supported by teaching scholars. State-of-the-art facilities and technology. Opportunities to join research teams as early as your first year. Worldclass internships in life and clinical sciences just steps from campus. Here, you’ll do more than study scientific breakthroughs, you’ll help create them.

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE & HEALTH

SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES CONTINUED...

Digital History

Digital Media Production*

Diplomacy & Security English Film*

Food Studies* French*

Gender & Women’s Studies* Global & Public Health*

Graphic Design History

Human Services

International Relations & Comparative Politics

International Studies

Italian*

Latin American Studies* Legal Studies*

Middle East Studies* Migration Studies*

Peace Studies*

Philosophical Psychology* Philosophy Photography*

Political Communication* Political Science

Pre-Law

Social Inequality & Social Justice

Sociology

Spanish

Spanish for Healthcare Professionals* Studio Art

Sustainability & Global Justice Theater Arts

Theology & Religious Studies Transcultural Studies*

Writing, Editing & Publishing

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Elementary Education Math Education*

Secondary Education Biology Chemistry English History Mathematics Spanish

MAUREEN MURPHY WILKENS SCHOOL OF NURSING & CLINICAL SCIENCES

Nursing

*denotes minor or certificate program

SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Make connections across disciplines that spark new insights.

Programs in the arts, humanities and social sciences prepare you for success by challenging your assumptions about the human experience in new ways. Through our multidisciplinary approach, you’ll consider society’s most pressing questions—as well as the cultural, political and historical complexities behind the answers.

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Reach and teach with equal parts passion and scholarship.

Emmanuel’s education programs prepare you to create a culture of collaborative inquiry in your classroom—one centered on student learning and development, while deeply rooted in social justice. Boston serves as your extended classroom as you explore learning styles and instructional methods to meet the needs of all students.

MAUREEN MURPHY WILKENS SCHOOL OF NURSING & CLINICAL SCIENCES

Redefine compassionate, ethical, innovative patient care.

Experience the unique advantages of nursing education and clinical practice in one of the nation’s healthcare epicenters. Through intellectual curiosity and academic excellence, you’ll learn to think critically, communicate effectively, and better understand the diverse factors that affect patient beliefs and behaviors.

MENTORS, COLLEAGUES &

Champions

Emmanuel professors are outstanding scholars. More importantly, they’re collaborators and advisors who are sincerely interested in what and how you think and are fully committed to your ultimate success.

With movements such as Black Lives Matter and #MeToo shining a light on systemic inequalities, corporate stakeholders are looking for organizations to commit to actionable plans to increase diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MANAGEMENT DR. KELLY BASILE AND MANAGEMENT MAJOR RYAN ARISIAN ’24 began researching DEI targets as a part of executive compensation, as well as metrics such as employee diversity, board diversity and managerial diversity and firm performance to answer the question: Do corporations who tie executive compensation to DEI targets perform better on DEI outcomes and overall, have better firm performance?

awaits

THE MORE YOU KNOW ABOUT THE WIDER WORLD, THE MORE LIKELY YOU ARE TO SUCCEED WITHIN IT.

Emmanuel students feel at home in Boston, but they are also eager to expand their education across international borders— an approach that honors the global mission of the College’s founders, the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur.

Emmanuel offers hundreds of opportunities to become a global citizen—join one of our multicultural awareness and advocacy clubs, take a course with a built-in travel component, or spend a semester exploring a new country.

HAMPI, INDIA

A visit to the ancient capital of the Vijaya Nagara Empire in Karnataka during Emmanuel’s “India: Religion, Culture, Justice” travel course.

Honored

Emmanuel students compete for—and win—prestigious scholarships and fellowships to pursue research, travel and more. Just a few highlights:

• 14 Fulbright recipients since 2011 to locations such as Italy, Malaysia, Andorra, Indonesia, Ireland and Latvia

• Truman Scholarship recipient to study public policy at the graduate level and advocate for conflict resolution in Sudan

• Boren Scholarships to study Amharic in Ethiopia and public health in Brazil

• Gilman Scholarships to study language and culture in Spain, India and Morocco

17-acre

RESIDENTIAL CAMPUS WITH A BEAUTIFUL QUAD RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF A RAPIDLY TRANSFORMING PART OF THE CITY.

From Frisbee on the Quad to latenight open mic sessions in the JYC, our campus is always in motion.

Home AWAY FROM home

There’s a lot to love about living on campus. The opportunity to meet new people, the convenience of being so close to class, and the bustling streets of Boston outside your window. You’ll find everything you need in your residence hall, including kitchens and dining areas, laundry facilities and spacious lounges to socialize or study.

The Atrium of the College’s St. Julie Hall also serves as the central gathering place on the residential side of campus. Along with plenty of lounges and patio space, the ground floor also features Dunkin’, the Dance Studio and Fitness Center, Joe Di’s Food Mart, the McKenna Media Center and ample group and solo study rooms.

VICTORY, DECLARED

VICTORY, DECLARED

THERE’S NO QUESTION ANOTHER BANNER IS GOING UP, JUST WHETHER YOU WANT TO HELP RAISE IT.

To declare your commitment as a Saint is to dive headfirst into a tradition of athletic excellence. Welcome to an era marked by historic championship titles, unprecedented accolades, NCAA tournament berths and All-American honors. And we’re just getting started.

Amidst our 16 NCAA Division III athletic programs, there’s a spot reserved for committed studentathletes ready to leave their mark and preserve their legacy. We play for keeps. Because, quite frankly, we wouldn’t have it any other way

SWEET

Purpose

In the spirit of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, the Emmanuel experience combines intellectually challenging academics with the advancement of justice and peace. Here, you will act on your beliefs in ways that benefit yourself and others, and embrace the Sisters’ mission of “making known God’s Goodness, educating for life.”

THE HEART OF THE CATHOLIC TRADITION

At Emmanuel, service takes many forms—from college-wide days of service and summer service fellowships, to service-oriented clubs and organizations.

For many students, it’s a call to live life more purposefully. They engage in social justice initiatives around ethical business and poverty alleviation as part of their coursework and go on to establish purposeful careers in management, education, government, and non-profit organizations or as entrepreneurs serving the greater good.

1804

THE FOUNDING YEAR OF THE SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR, REFLECTED IN THE COLLEGE’S 1804 SOCIETY, WHICH FOCUSES ON COMMUNITY, EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE.

LIVING THE Mission

“At Emmanuel, I learned I could work toward social justice in many ways. Through classes like Food Policy and Social Justice, I found that my sociology major would guide me to a life working for food justice. Alternative Spring Break trips to Phoenix and New Orleans taught me that food is involved in every social justice issue in some way. I’m excited to be continuing my education to learn how to enhance the food system socially, culturally and economically.”

KEATON BERGERON ’21

MAJOR: Sociology, concentration in Social Inequality & Social Justice

SERVICE ROLES: Student Manager, Emmanuel’s Urban Food Project; Intern, 95&9 Community Garden

AFTER GRADUATION: Master’s Candidate, Integrated Food Studies, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Get set.

Career development is central to the Emmanuel student experience. From day one, you and your network of career champions—faculty, advisors, even your peers—boldly explore your potential, both individually and collectively.

You’ll graduate truly career ready— with the knowledge and skills needed for your first role, but also with an understanding of your values, an enthusiasm for lifelong learning, and confidence to pursue opportunities in which you will make a meaningful impact in any stage of your career.

Whether you’re wondering “Where do I start?” or already looking for experience in specific industries, Emmanuel’s Leslie Ferrick McCafferty Career Center staff educate and enable you to take an active role in your professional development.

How We Do It

• Career Advisors who understand your individual talents and aspirations

• A required first-year course in Career Planning & Engagement, through which students sharpen their resumes, interview skills and more

• Lessons in personal branding and marketing

• Career Communities to help you to connect to an industry or a purpose, rather than a singular career path

• Unrivaled employer connections and recruitment events

Not All Careers are Created Equal

Know-how

WE BELIEVE LEARNING STARTS IN THE CLASSROOM—BUT IT DOESN’T STOP THERE.

Emmanuel students complement their studies with world-class hands-on learning experiences in renowned laboratories, hospitals, media outlets, businesses and nonprofits throughout the city.

100%

OF EMMANUEL COLLEGE STUDENTS

COMPLETE an internship

AS PART OF THE CORE CURRICULUM.

WHERE WE INTERN: (partial list)

Action for Boston Community Development

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Boston Bruins and TD Garden

Boston Children’s Hospital

Boston Magazine

Boston Public Schools

Boston Red Sox and Fenway Park

Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Brown Brothers Harriman

Converse

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

Deloitte

Fairmont Copley Plaza

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Fidelity Investments

Franciscan Hospital for Children Gateway Arts

GBH

Hill Holliday

Joslin Diabetes Center

Massachusetts Democratic Party Massachusetts General Hospital

Massachusetts Office of International Trade Massachusetts State Police Massachusetts Women’s Political Caucus Mayor’s Office of New Bostonians Mission Grammar School Museum of Science

PUMA State Street Toast, Inc.

US Department of Commerce US Department of State WHDH-TV

JENSIN

INTERNSHIP:

SET YOUR SIGHTS HIGH, and Enjoy the View

AT EMMANUEL, BIG THINKING LEADS TO BIG OPPORTUNITIES. THE PROOF IS IN OUR GRADUATES.

By one year after graduation*:

• 98% of graduates who were seeking employment had found a job.

• 94% of graduates who were seeking admission to graduate school had been admitted (65% pursuing a master’s degree, 16% pursuing doctoral degree)

• Graduates are working or continuing education in 23 states across the country (plus 8 countries spanning 4 continents)

*stats for the Class of 2021

1. ALAINA MARTIN’22

MAJORS: International Relations and Economics INTERNSHIPS: Office of the Governor, State of Massachusetts; Boston Planning & Development Agency; U.S. Department of Commerce; United Nations Association of Greater Boston AFTER EMMANUEL: Associate, Clifton Larson Allen

2. LEANNA GRIFFITH ’22

MAJOR: Graphic Design INTERNSHIP: Design Intern, PUMA AFTER EMMANUEL: Junior Graphic Designer, Janji

3. ANGELA GIRODIER ’22

MAJORS: Biology and Secondary Education INTERNSHIP: Molecular Interactions Intern, Merck Research Laboratories, Boston AFTER EMMANUEL: Science Teacher, Brockton High School

4. CAMPBELL SHEALY ’22

MAJOR: Accounting INTERNSHIP: Audit Intern, BerryDunn AFTER EMMANUEL: Audit Team, BerryDunn

5. MATT KING ’21

MAJORS: Mathematics and Economics INTERNSHIP: Actuarial Intern, Willis Towers Watson AFTER EMMANUEL: Retirement Actuarial Analyst, Willis Towers Watson

Now is the time to set new, bold goals for yourself—goals you won’t just meet—but exceed.

The 21st-century will continue to bring never-before-seen challenges and opportunities, calling for men and women of vision, competence and character. Be among them.

BE HERE.

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APPLYING FOR ADMISSION

Emmanuel accepts the Common Application and offers two earlyaction deadlines in addition to regular decision. Early action is a non-binding process that provides you with your admission decision sooner than a regular decision.

Early Action 1: November 1 Early Action 2: December 15 Regular Decision: February 15

Test-Optional Policy: Applicants for admission are not required to submit standardized test scores (SAT/ACT).

For complete information, including information for international and transfer students, visit www.emmanuel.edu/admissions.

CONTACT US

To learn more about Emmanuel, or to discuss the application process, please feel free to contact the Office of Admissions.

Emmanuel College Office of Admissions

The Fenway, Boston, MA 02115

617 735-9715

617 735-9801

Explore our beautiful 17-acre residential campus in the heart of Boston, and experience our vibrant learning community firsthand. We offer a range of visit opportunities, and the Office of Admissions is readily available to personalize your experience. www.emmanuel.edu/visit

FINANCING YOUR EDUCATION

We regard an Emmanuel College education as a shared financial partnership among you, your family and the College. Our goal is to make college costs as affordable as possible. The majority of Emmanuel students receive some form of support to assist them in their educational journey.

All Emmanuel applicants are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships or community-based awards upon submission of their completed application. These funds are awarded regardless of financial need.

To apply for need-based financial aid, Emmanuel requires only the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Priority Filing Date: February 15. www.fafsa.gov

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TUITION AND FEES

Academic year costs for 2022–2023 are listed below:

Tuition $44,448

$810

and Board (double occupancy): $16,730

$61,988

For more information about the options available to pay for an Emmanuel education, please contact the Office of Student Financial Services at 617 735-9938 or visit www.emmanuel.edu/osfs

NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION

Emmanuel College is committed to providing its students, faculty and staff with a working and learning environment in which all people are treated with respect and dignity. No person will be denied employment, admission, or educational opportunity, or otherwise be discriminated against or harassed based on race, color, gender, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national or ethnic origin, disability, veteran or active military status, genetic information or any other legally protected status. Emmanuel College commits itself to diversity and encourages its hiring supervisors to review, recruit, and consider qualified minority, female, disabled and Vietnam era veteran candidates, and encourages such candidates to apply for work at the College.

MAJORS, MINORS & AREAS OF STUDY