Tradition Meets Innovation at Post-Merger MET – New programs seek to fill industry needs.
MET is featured in the BU Today article "Tradition Meets Innovation at Post-Merger MET - New programs seek to fill industry needs."
Destination: Sargent Center Winter Family Camp – Mild temperatures won’t dampen outdoor fun
The Sargent Center for Outdoor Education is featured in the BU Today article "Destination: Sargent Center Winter Family Camp - Mild temperatures won't dampen outdoor fun."
Pixnit was here
Arts Administration students James Manning and Lydia Ruby were quoted in a Boston Globe article on an outlaw graffiti artist in the article "Pixnit was here."
MET Gastronomy Program recognized by Julia Child Foundation
MET's Gastronomy Program was recently recognized by the Julia Child Foundation with one of its first grants.
Richard Smith featured on WBUR
Richard Smith, a former Prison Education student, now on campus, was featured on WBUR on December 18th. He works for Partakers, which helps our prison program by preparing students for their academic courses.
Fred Raskin passes away
Fred Raskin, who has taught finance part-time for MET over the years, recently passed away. His obituary can be found on Boston.com.
Project Management at the South Pole
Alfred Santino, an Administrative Sciences lecturer in Project Management, is profiled in the BU Today article "Project Management at the South Pole."
Richard Cravatts writes two opinion pieces for the New York Sun and Front Page Magazine
Richard Cravatts, who heads the Book and Magazine Publishing Program offered by the Center for Professional Education, wrote an opinion piece for the New York Sun titled "High School Propaganda," and an article for Front Page Magazine titled "I'm ... More
Career spans from wired to wireless
Bob Stott, a member of the MET Dean's Advisory Board, was featured in an article in The Boston Globe article "Career spans from wired to wireless."
MET featured in December 2006 issue of Brookline Magazine
The December 2006 issue of Brookline Magazine has an article called "Higher Education: What is the actual value of undergraduate and advanced degrees?" where we are featured throughout.
Photographer Daniel Ranalli: Beer and Burger
Daniel Ranalli, director of the Arts Administration Program, is profiled in Maverick Arts Magazine in the article Photographer Daniel Ranalli: Beer and Burger. The article also mentions Metropolitan College and the Arts Administration Program.
Money and Morals in Book Publishing
Richard Cravatts, heads our new Publishing Program in the Center for Professional Education, wrote an opinion piece for the online American Thinker on the scandals and slippery slope of modern book publishing in the article "Money ... More
College classrooms making room for more retirees
The Evergreen Program was mentioned in The Daily Free Press article "College classrooms making room for more retirees."
Respecting Police Officers as Individuals
Kristen Roman, one of our online MCJ students, from Madison, Wisconsin, is featured in the BU Today article "Respecting Police Officers as Individuals" as a result of her op-ed piece in Newsweek (in the My Turn column) on "The Officer's Pledge: To Serve and Deflect?"
Daniel Ranalli announces works in December exhibition
Daniel Ranalli, director of the Arts Administration Program, will have a number of works in the December exhibition at Gallery Kayafas titled Pictures Outside The Box: Photography Without a Camera from November 27th through December 1, 2006. The show includes a number of artists from the U.S. whose work is... More