Tom Shamshak appears on NH news broadcast
Tom Shamshak, who directs our Professional Investigators program, appeared in this NH news broadcast on an unsolved murder.
MET alumni featured in Bostonia
Sharon Sergeant, a MET alumna and instructor in CPE's Genealogical Research program, appears in a major, fascinating feature on debunking fraudulent Holocaust memoires in the current issue of Bostonia. Also in the same issue of Bostonia, an alumna of our culinary certificate program, Katherine DeWitt See, is profiled as... More
Steroids don’t turn officers into hotshots
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan was quoted in this Boston Herald article on steroid use by police officers.
Can you dig it? SoHIP’s summer series offers rich Renaissance chamber music
Arts Administration Professor Rich Maloney serves as the President of the Board of Directors of an early music nonprofit organization, the Society for Historically Informed Performance. In this capacity he was interviewed extensively for an article that appeared in the Metrowest Daily Newspaper this past Thursday.
Tom Nolan provides insight on the use of surveillance cameras in local towns
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan was quoted yesterday in the Boston Globe on the use of surveillance cameras in local towns.
Looking Good Enough to Eat
This weekend's conference on food styling, hosted by MET's Gastronomy Program was featured in today's BU Today.
Rob Nahigian appointed to Mass Highway Real Estate Appraisal Review Board
Rob Nahigian, who teaches Commercial Lease Analysis for CPE's Real Estate Program, has been appointed by Gov. Deval Patrick to the Mass Highway Real Estate Appraisal Review Board.
Teen left home with dog and met killer
Tom Shawshak, who directs our Professional Investigators Program, is quoted in this CNN article and video.
Advertise on NYTimes.com Summer Break? I’m Working on It
BU's summer pre-college programs are highlighted in this New York Times article, and Summer Term Assistant Director Alexandra Adams is quoted.
Steve Delaney hired as Human Resources director in Danvers
Steve Delaney, who teaches in our Urban Affairs/City Planning programs, was recently hired as Human Resources director in Danvers, a town where he has worked intermittently throughout his career. This Salem News article traces his municipal career path through various towns north of Boston
MET student and EMT helps to save life of father of graduating student
During the Psychology Department Convocation this past Sunday, a MET student, Alexander Su, was one of two EMTs who saved the life of a father of one of the graduating students who had gone into cardiac arrest. Alex Su had trained at BU to be an EMT and was hired... More
Unsolved: Kathy Lynn Gloddy
Tom Shamshak, who directs our private investigation program, is interviewed in this Fox piece on an unsolved NH murder.
Tom Nolan quoted regarding missing records in an unsolved shooting
MET Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan is quoted in this Cape Cod Times article involving missing records in an unsolved shooting.
The Internet Coming of Age
Archived in BUniverse is the Spring distinguished lecture presentation, co-hosted by the computer science departments in CAS and MET, and introduced by Professor and Chair Lou Chitkushev and MET Lecturer, and 2008 recipient of MET’s part-time teaching award, John Day. On Saturday evening, October 17th, we will be celebrating the thirtieth... More
New MET Programs
New MET Programs are mentioned in Inside Higher Ed including Leadership, Career Colleges, Environmental Science, Law and Aging, Arts Education, Prosthetics and Orthotics (Brussels' MS in Leadership referenced).