MET professor Tom Nolan analyzes NYC police controversy
MET professor Tom Nolan appeared on Fox News' "Legal Analysis: Police Shooting at NYC Wedding" in front of Marsh Chapel and also in a Newsday article, "Why so many shots?", discussing a current controversy in NYC where police employed deadly force with tragic consequences.
BU press publishes articles regarding the President’s Council on BU and the Global Future
Two articles appeared in the BU presses regarding the President's Council on BU and the Global Future: "Shaping BU's place in the world" and "BU may offer aid to foreign students."
Technology Course Enhancement Symposium
The Technology Course Enhancement Symposium took place on Monday October 30, 2006 in the George Sherman Union Second Floor Auditorium.
Dean’s Reception
On Friday, October 27, 2006, Metropolitan College undergraduates who received scholarships, made Dean's List, or were inducted into Alpha Sigma Lambda—an Honor Society for adults in continuing education programs—were honored at the Dean’s Reception. The event was hosted by Dr. Carl Sessa, Assistant Dean of Student Academic Affairs. The speaker... More
Roger Warburton publishes two journal papers
Roger Warburton, associate professor for Administrative Studies, has two papers that were recently accepted in the professional journals International Journal of Production Economics (IJPE) and Journal of Information & Optimization Sciences (JIOS).
Tea party gets students into the act
Heidi Marston, an Arts Administration student and inaugural artist in our Metropolitan Gallery, is cited and quoted in The Boston Globe article "Tea party gets students into the act."
MET featured in fall issue of edibleBoston
In the fall issue of edibleBOSTON, our culinary, wine, and gastronomy programs are mentioned throughout. One article, "Spilling the Beans," mentions the the Elizabeth Bishop Wine Resource Center and scholarship support for African-American women to pursue advanced studies in wine.
New England’s Unsolved: What Happened to Jane Park?
Tom Shamshak, who heads our Professional Investigator certificate program, was featured on Fox 25 - "New England's Unsolved: What Happened to Jane Park?"
SEP program gets $500K in scholarships
Professor Carla Romney has been appointed to the Massachusetts Department of Education's Mathematics and Science Advisory Council. Professor Romney's successful NSF grant was also featured in BU's Daily Free Press article "SEP program gets $500K in scholarships."
BU promotes Sullivan to associate professor
John Sullivan, associate professor of Administrative Sciences, is featured in The Marblehead Reporter article "BU promotes Sullivan to associate professor."
BU teams up with defense contractors
Assistant Dean Judy Marley was quoted in The Daily Free Press regarding our work with the defense industry in the article "BU teams up with defense contractors."
Helping MET freshmen succeed in science
The Metropolitan College has received the biggest grant in its history, thanks to Professor Carla Romney. This achievement is featured in the BU Today article "Helping MET freshmen succeed in science."
MET administrative sciences lecturer promoted
John Sullivan, recently promoted to Associate Professor, is featured in the BU Today article "MET administrative sciences lecturer promoted."
MET launches book and magazine program
The newest Certificate Program in Book and Magazine Publishing, offered by CPE, is mentioned in the BU Today article "MET launches book and magazine program."
Vijay Kanabar and MET featured in PMI Today
Vijay Kanabar, Associate Professor for Computer Science and Administrative Studies, graces the cover of PMI Today, the monthly Project Management Institute newsletter, along with an article on our recent accreditation. We were also featured in www.pmi.org.