So You Want to Be… a Software Engineer
Eric Braude, associate professor in the Computer Science Department, is featured in The Boston Globe article "So You Want to Be... a Software Engineer."
Getting Native American culture right — An online course hopes to set the record straight.
Greg Salyer, associate professor and chair of the department of Liberal Studies, was featured the BU Today article "Getting Native American culture right — An online course hopes to set the record straight."
The Searchers, GPS-guided scavenger hunts teach new students about the city
Paul "Hutch" Hutchinson, the assistant conference coordinator of Sargent Center’s Conference Programs, was featured the BU Today article "The Searchers, GPS-guided scavenger hunts teach new students about the city."
In Support and Remembrance
Carl Sessa, Assistant Dean of Student Academic Affairs, was quoted in an article for CenterPoint regarding Metropolitan College's recent announcement of the Bryan Willard Scholarship, "In Support and Remembrance."
Richard Maloney’s summer course meets in Boston — and London
BU Today featured Rich Maloney, Assistant Professor of Arts Administration, in the article "Richard Maloney's summer course meets in Boston — and London."
Online courses offer flexibility but require hard work
Susan Kryczka, director of Distance Education, was featured in the The Boston Herald article "Online courses offer flexibility but require hard work."
Arts Research Initiative held by the Department of Arts Administration
The Department of Arts Administration held a symposium on Research, Policy, and Practice in the arts with events taking place on May 16.
2006 Project Risk and Cost Management Conference
The Project Risk and Cost Management Conference took place on May 15, 2006, at 8 a.m. in the Photonics Center.
Metropolitan College Ceremonies featured in BU Today articles
Two articles appeared in BU Today regarding the Metropolitan College Ceremonies that took place on May 14, 2006 in articles "MET celebrates 40 years at convocation" and "Verizon Wireless New England Region President Challenges Metropolitan College Graduates to Make Tomorrow Better."
Rich Maloney elected for three-year term to the Board of Directors of the Center for Arts in Natick
Rich Maloney, Assistant Professor of Arts Administration, was elected for a three-year term to the Board of Directors of the Center for Arts in Natick, which supports the arts in Metrowest.
The MET museum of art: New gallery opens in dean’s office
Heidi Marston, the first artist to show in the Metropolitan Gallery (755 Commonwealth Avenue, room 103), was featured in the BU Today article "The MET museum of art: New gallery opens in dean's office."
Dan Ranalli featured in Spring 2006 issue of Bostonia
Dan Ranalli, Associate Professor of Art History and Arts Administration, was featured in the Spring 2006 issue of Bostonia, discussing art museums and their struggle to stay true to their mission.
Museums alter pact
Rich Maloney, Arts Administration Professor at MET, commented on the MFA's Japanese partnership in The Boston Globe article "Museums alter pact."
Inquiring Minds
The Boston Sunday Globe featured the new noncredit Professional Investigation certificate program, run by MET's Center for Professional Education in the article "Inquiring Minds."
Nineteen months and counting: No murders in Lawrence
Dan LeClair, Criminal Justice professor at MET, offered his analysis to The Boston Globe in the article "Nineteen months and counting: No murders in Lawrence."