Gloddys plea for cold case unit
This article on legislating a "cold case" unit in New Hampshire appeared in citizen.com and quotes both Tom Shamshak, who directs our Professional Investigators program, and David Goldstein, who teaches Criminal Justice at MET.
MET Dean Jay Halfond gives input on distance learning
MET Dean Jay Halfond was quoted in anMSN.com article on distance learning quality.
How Do You Use an Ice Cream Cone?
Janine Sciarappa, former assistant director of lifelong learning and current part-time instructor in our culinary programs, appeared in Prevention.
Community mourns Sargent Camp
BU's Daily Free Press wrote about the closing of Sargent Center for Outdoor Education.
MET alumnus John J. Maalouf ranked in Top 10 International Trade & Finance Lawyers in the United States for the 4th year in a row
The United States Lawyer Rankings for the year 2009 were just released yesterday and MET alumnus John J. Maalouf has been ranked as one of the Top 10 International Trade & Finance Lawyers in the United States for the 4th year in a row.
Gates to Nominate NSA Chief to Head New Cyber Command
General Keith Alexander, a MET alumnus, will be nominated for a new position in the Obama administration to coordinate the defense of Pentagon computer networks and improve US cyberwar capabilities. General Alexander is currently director of the National Security Agency.
Katherine Meyer and MET student Jo An Blake appeared on the Boston Neighborhood Network News
Community outreach manager Katherine Meyer and MET student Jo An Blake appeared on the Boston Neighborhood Network News to discuss the new Scholarships for Parents. Jo An is our first scholarship recipient and tells her story.
Police guidelines posted online, fuel concern
Criminal Justice Professor Tom Nolan was quoted in today's Boston Globe on "Police guidelines posted online, fuel concern."
Robert J. Nahigian honored with 2009 James Felt Creative Counseling Award
Robert J. Nahigian, who teaches Commercial Lease Analysis in MET's Real Estate Studies program, was honored with the 2009 James Felt Creative Counseling Award for his work on relocating, expanding and arranging for financing for the Abby Kelley Foster Charter School (AKFCS) in Worcester. The award was presented March 30... More
MET people featured in Spring issue of Bostonia
The new Spring issue of Bostonia has many mentions of MET people: Page 11 focuses on the closing of Sargent Center for Outdoor Education and quotes Rob Rubendall and MET Dean Jay Halfond. Page 14 pictures and quotes MET alumnus Rene Beil on President Brown's recent Gulf trip. Page 20 is an article... More
BU scholarship helps local parents go back to school
The Bay State Banner ran an article today about MET’s Scholarship for Parents program, in which both Katherine Meyer and Jessica Hill are quoted.
Terri Trespicio appears on two TV segments
Terri Trespicio, who edits Body+Soul Magazine and teaches in CPE's Publishing Program, appeared on two TV segments: The Secrets of Healthy Aging on Fox 25 Boston and Happy Winter How-To on the Martha Stewart Show
Thomas Shamshak featured on a variety of TV news programs
Professional Investigators program (CPE) director Thomas Shamshak has been frequently featured on the Nancy Grace Show (CNN) and other television news programs.
Priscilla Charm featured in article on graduate certificates
An article in the Sunday Boston Globe on graduate certificates features one of our alumnae, Priscilla Claman, and quotes both of us on the value of pursuing an academic credential especially during this recession.
USS Director Ellen Peterson quoted in Sunday Boston Globe
In the Sunday Boston Globe, in an article on medical education, USS Director Ellen Peterson is quoted on our post-baccalaureate certificate in pre-medical studies. This program is "quite rigorous" — often to the surprise of the ten students we admit annually.