Tom Shamshak appeared on Channel 25 Fox News
Tom Shamshak, director of the Professional Investigators Program in the Center for Professional Education, appeared on Channel 25 Fox News: Person of interest in Molly Bish case pleads guilty in Fla. case
Professor Tom Nolan Quoted in Boston Globe, on channel 25
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan appeared recently in both the Boston Globe and on channel 25, on this controversial New York police action An officer pointing a gun at unarmed civilians? I can’t think of any reason that would be justified, Witnesses dispute police account of fatal shooting
CPE director Ruth Ann Murray quoted in the Retirement Income Journal
CPE director Ruth Ann Murray is quoted in this article in the Retirement Income Journal on a new professional designation, which will also be a new certificate program for us: Boston University's Center for Professional Education is offering an online course on the RMA that starts in late October... More
Professor Mary Beaudry quoted in Boston Globe
CAS Archeology and MET Gastronomy Professor Mary Beaudry was pictured and quoted in this Boston Globe piece “It’s certainly not what historians and people in charge of the Duck Tours want to be part of what Boston was all about,’’ said Mary Beaudry, a Boston University archeology professor. “We haven’t had... More
Instructor John Vyhanek referenced in the Wellesley Patch
Culinary Arts Certificate instructor John Vyhanek was referenced in this piece in the Wellesley Patch The menu relies heavily on Ozargun's Turkish roots, with family recipes adapted from those cooked by his grandmother back home, and those he and his cooking mentor John Vyhnanek developed together for Cafe... More
Professor Tom Nolan quoted in Metro International
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan was quoted in a recent Metro International “Now judges and jurors always expect to see forensic evidence,” notes Thomas Nolan, a professor of criminal justice at Boston University. “If that evidence isn’t presented, they assume that the defendant is innocent.” Getting from unidentified skull... More
Iconic chef celebrates 75th birthday in Menlo Park
Boston University Lecturer, award-winning chef and television personality Jacques Pepin celebrated his 75th birthday in Menlo Park on Thursday. Proceeds went to support Pepin's latest cooking show, "The Essential Pepin." Pepin has produced five programs that have aired on PBS, and is taping episodes for his new show in October. ... More
MET Professor appointed to the Board of European and Mediterranean Research Business Institute
Metropolitan College Professor and Chair of Administrative Sciences Kip Becker was appointed to the Board of European and Mediterranean Research Business Institute (EMBRI). The EuroMed Research Business Institute includes all member states of the European Union, along with non-EU countries bordering the South Mediterranean and Middle East. It is designed to contribute... More
Professor Tom Nolan Quoted in The Patriot Ledger
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan was quoted Quincy's Patriot Ledger in an article about a suspect in two recent bank robberies in the area. "It’s indicative of a system that often sees cases like this fall between the cracks," said Tom Nolan, associate criminal justice professor at Boston University. Nolan, a retired... More
MET Alumna Patricia Chadwick Interviewed on CNBC
This morning MET Alumna, advisory board member, and donor Patricia Chadwick appeared on CNBC's "pre-market" morning news and talk program Squawk Box. In the interview, she discusses the current state of the economy and actions to speed recovery. Watch the full segment below.
Judith Marley appears in Boston Business Journal
MET Administrative Sciences part-time lecturer Judy Marley appeared in this week’s Boston Business Journal in an article about Emmanuel College's new graduate certificate program in biopharmaceutical leadership. "What makes the program at Emmanuel different from a standard management and leadership course is that the classes are grounded in case studies and... More
MET International Students Pictured in BU Today
Metropolitan College international students from Spain’s Universidad San Pablo CEU are featured on BU Today enjoying warm weather in Boston.
Richard Cravatts’ Essay published on American Thinker
Richard Cravatts, director of the Boston University's Center for Professional Education Publishing Program, has written an essay entitled, "Identifying Palestinian Anti-Semitism Is Itself Racist?" No sooner had a three-day conference on contemporary anti-Semitism at Yale University ended than voices of disapproval arose over a perceived bias and even latent racism of... More
First Annual Sustainability@BU Festival Today
The First Annual Sustainability@BU Festival will be held today, September 16, from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the George Sherman Union Plaza. Come learn about Metropolitan College’s Applied Sustainability Graduate Certificate or check out some of the other student clubs, University programs, and private companies that focus on environmentally... More
Bob Glovsky Quoted in fins.com Article
Former Boston University Financial Planning Director Bob Glovsky was quoted in an article on fins.com on the importance of mentoring among financial advisers. A combination of solid continuing education and easy camaraderie — is not easy to find. But it is critical in the current challenging economy, according to Bob Glovsky, More