Field Studies In Exploring Culture, Politics and the Environment, Food Programs Hit the Academic Mainstream
MET's Gastronomy Program was mentioned as a "pioneer" in food studies by The Washington Post.
The MBTA is Underfunded and Overextended
Terry Regan, who is a MET lecturer and serves on the Urban Affairs Advisory Board and co-teaches a MET course on Transportation Planning, wrote an article for the summer issue of CommonWealth Magazine, entitled, "The MBTA is Underfunded and Overextended."
New Arts Administration student interviewed by NBC’s Brian Williams
Bingru Wang, a new Arts Administration student, was interviewed by NBC's Brian Williams in Beijing (he unwittingly had taught her English).
No-snitch mentality sign of the times
Professor Tom Nolan was quoted in an August 14th Cape Cod Times article.
Lights, Camera, Flirt
Terri Trespicio, who teaches in the Publishing program through MET's Center for Professional Education and serves as senior editor of Body+Soul Magazine, parlayed her traumatic experiences on a reality TV dating show into a recent Boston Sunday Globe article in the "Coupling" column entitled, "Lights, Camera, Flirt."
Silence keeps cops scrambling for clues in Clark Rockefeller case
MET Professor Tom Nolan appeared in today's Boston Herald column on the "Clark Rockefeller" case, and he was also interviewed by WCVB Channel 5, WFXT Channel 25, and WHDH Channel 7.
Two colleagues in Publishing Program make media appearances
Two colleagues, who teach in the Publishing Program through the Center for Professional Education, have made recent media appearances: On last night's reality TV episode of "Sox Appeal" on NESN, instructor Terri Trepescio (senior editor, Body + Soul Magazine) was one of three women vying for the affections of the bachelor... More
BU on Politics: Rolling the Dice on Gambling in Mass.
Today's BU Today features an interview with Professor Dan LeClair, on the implications and potential ramifications of legalized casino gambling in Massachusetts.
Unintended Fallout of Loan Crisis
In today's Boston Globe, Richard Cravatts, director of Boston University's certificate program in publishing in the Center For Professional Education has an op-ed piece on the ironies of the mortgage crisis.
Professors Suresh Kalathur and Tanya Zlateva receive $10,000 grant from IBM
Professors Suresh Kalathur and Tanya Zlateva have received a $10,000 grant from IBM for their curricular development proposal "Enhancing IT Curriculum for the Globally Integrated Enterprise." This award also creates access to significant amounts of software applications for our students and faculty. Congratulations and thanks to Tanya and Suresh as... More
Student in the Accelerated Degree Completion Program ADCP receives ALPFA scholarship
A student in the Accelerated Degree Completion Program ADCP — Jacqueline Calderon — is one of 50 scholarship recipients (out of 700 applicants) from the Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting (ALPFA). She will be honored at a national convention with the organization and its sponsors in Phoenix this August. More
2008 MET Commencement Newsletter
MET's Commencement 2008 Newsletter is released
Not-so-green acres
Rick Dimino, former part-time lecturer and a current member of our Urban Affairs AdvisoryBoard has been quoted in the Boston Sunday Globe's front page article on the Rose Kennedy Greenway.
Camp Gourmet
In the latest Bostonia (summer 2008), Sargent Center's gourmet chef Victor Beguin is profiled. You can also see Victor in his kitchen at the Sargent Center. In the same issue on page 15, several BU Global students are pictured at a farewell reception for departing international students.
Evergreen Students Receive, and Give, an Education
In today's BU Today, art historian Jonathan Ribner discusses his experience teaching in MET's Evergreen Program.