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94% of First-Year Students Live on Campus TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME TO Boston .............................................................. 2 Campus and Residence Life ............................ 6 EMMANUEL The Academic Experience ............................. 11 Your Success Plan........................................... 14 COLLEGE Internships and Career Preparation ............. 16 Leadership Development .............................. 18 Global Outlook .............................................. 20 EMMANUEL IS ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN THE LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES Engagement .................................................. 23 Mission and Ministry ..................................... 26 It is our identity as a Catholic college, universal in scope and inclusive of all. It is discovery through research, internships and global study. Athletics ......................................................... 28 It is engagement with the diverse city of Boston. It is community spirit on campus and beyond. Visit and Apply .............................................. 30 It is a place to bring your all. A place to call your own. A place where you Campus Map .................................................. 33 can make a difference and realize your greatest potential. Areas of Study ............................................... 35 EMMANUEL.EDU BOSTON LEARN ON LOCATION IN A HISTORIC, GLOBAL CITY Boston is an ideal place to go to college—but it is much more than just a college town. It is a global, culturally rich, sports-crazed and intellectually engaged city, where you will find old and new, tradition mixed with innovation, and centuries of history alongside history in the making. At Emmanuel College, Boston is a core part of your experience. Students live and learn within a hub of world-class medical and research centers, renowned art and science museums, and countless corporations and organizations that are making their mark locally and internationally. EXPLORE THE CITY Free concerts on the Esplanade Ice skating in the Boston Common Bruins and Celtics games at the Garden Restaurants in the North End Shopping on Newbury Street Faneuil Hall Marketplace at night Take in centuries of history walking EMMANUEL.EDU/BOSTON the narrow gas-lit streets of Beacon Hill. 4 5 WELCOME TO THE 17-ACRE CAMPUS IN NEIGHBORHOOD There’s so much to do in Boston’s Fenway BOSTON’S FENWAY neighborhood, from sharing a conversation at a local coffee shop to catching a Sox game at Fenway, the nation’s oldest ballpark. NEIGHBORHOOD Whether you’re an athlete or artist, a foodie or fashion lover, you will find plenty to keep you entertained nearby. COLLEGES OF THE FENWAY Emmanuel is part of a six-college consortium with Massachusetts College of Art and Design, MCPHS University, Simmons College, Wentworth Institute of Technology and Wheelock College that was designed to give students the best of both worlds: living and studying in a small college setting while enjoying the resources of a large academic environment—all within walking distance. In all, the Colleges of the Fenway (COF) encompasses more than 12,000 undergraduate students, 700 full-time faculty and 2,300 course offerings. EMMANUEL.EDU/COF 6 7 CAMPUS AND RESIDENCE LIFE 400 THE FENWAY: A PLACE TO CALL HOME Our residential 17-acre campus is your new Boston address for the next four years. And while the entire city of Boston is your extended classroom, the Jean Yawkey Center (or the JYC, as students call it) is your extended living room. It is your student center, your dining hall, your gym and fitness center, your hangout…all rolled into one. It is your place to cheer on the Saints during basketball and volleyball games or to show off your poetry or songwriting skills on open mic nights. Take one look at the number of activities that take place in the sunny, two-story atrium every day and you’ll see why the JYC is the hub of campus activity. And it all looks out over the quad, your new backyard and the perfect place for a game of Frisbee, a movie night or an outdoor study session. EMMANUEL.EDU/CAMPUSLIFE 8 9 LIVING ON CAMPUS 94% OF FIRST-YEAR LEARNING ON CAMPUS There’s a lot to love about living on campus. Emmanuel College has been educating The bustling streets of Boston outside your students for nearly 100 years, and our window. Easy access to hot meals in the STUDENTS LIVE ON campus serves as an ever-adapting link dining hall. Impromptu touch football games between our past and present. The on the quad. iconic Administration Building represents the balance between tradition and So, what do our students like best about CAMPUS transformation, with its Collegiate Gothic living on campus? The opportunity to meet architecture and historic Chapel alongside new people, and the convenience of being high-tech classrooms and a recently so close to class with no commute time. renovated art department. Another plus? Living on campus is truly the most affordable way to live while attending Our newest campus building, the Maureen college in the city of Boston. Murphy Wilkens Science Center, boasts 14 state-of-the-art laboratories, multi-purpose You’ll find everything you need within classrooms, meeting spaces and common your residence hall, including kitchen and areas, as well as a collaborative energy in dining areas, laundry facilities, and lounges which a new generation of students like you equipped with computers, printers and big- can prepare for high-growth professions and screen TVs. graduate study. And the food? It’s really good. Emmanuel Emmanuel is also the only college in the is committed to purchasing fresh, local, country with a private pharmaceutical seasonal ingredients for our dining hall research facility right on campus. Merck and cafés. And with deli, grill, pizza, pasta Research Laboratories–Boston opened in and stir-fry stations, along with a salad bar, 2004, bringing new academic and scholarship vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options, opportunities to the Emmanuel community. there’s always something for everyone. 10 11 THE ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE EXPAND YOUR HORIZONS Academic programs at Emmanuel are driven by our mission and shaped by the Catholic intellectual tradition, helping to create lives rich in meaning, service and purpose. Students can choose from more than 50 majors, minors and areas of study grounded in the liberal arts and sciences and real-world experiences. Our students graduate with analytical, communication and creative skills, and the belief that education is a lifelong pursuit. We offer a variety of academic opportunities to supplement your coursework, including the Honors Program, membership in national and international honor societies and the option to complete an independent research project to graduate with Distinction in the Field of 50+ MAJORS, Concentration. If you’re interested in extending your academic interests outside the classroom, consider our service-learning courses or a faculty- MINORS AND led travel course. AREAS OF STUDY EMMANUEL.EDU/ACADEMICS 12 13 RESEARCH 14:1 STUDENT- Emmanuel is a place where countless collaborations between faculty and students happen every day. Dive into advanced FACULTY RATIO research to explore your discipline of choice, working side-by-side with faculty as early as your first year. Such hands-on experiences offer powerful advantages, building upon knowledge gained in the classroom and better preparing you for professional opportunities and graduate-level studies. SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS Whether you are looking to gain research or teaching experience or to immerse yourself in another language and culture, take your studies to the next level by applying for nationally competitive scholarships and fellowships. Students have earned Emmanuel-funded scholarships to observe schools in Finland, Boren scholarships to study public health in Brazil, Fulbright Jae Pukma ’14 fellowships to teach English in Latvia and After interning in a pediatric oncology lab at Dana-Farber Cancer Gilman awards to learn Arabic in Morocco. Institute during his senior year, Pukma is pursuing an eight-year What will you do? M.P.H./M.D./Ph.D. program at Tufts University School of Medicine. 14 15 A SAMPLING OF YOUR YOUR NEXT STEPS Meet with your Academic Advisor to discuss goals SUCCESS PLAN Work on a Personal Mission Statement Try out clubs and service activities Choose your major during the second semester of your sophomore year MAPPING YOUR COLLEGE YEARS Get involved in campus leadership AND BEYOND positions Refine your résumé and conduct graduate school research and internship searches An Emmanuel College education prepares you for a lifetime of career with the help of the Career Center fulfillment, not simply a job after college. Faculty and professional staff Study abroad or participate in a travel guide students through a four-year planning process starting on day one. course Your plan includes: Conduct research on or off campus Exploring academic interests Develop professional skills through Further developing leadership skills networking, interview preparation and Building a résumé through internships, service-learning and internships involvement Apply for a prestigious fellowship or Broadening your horizons with study abroad, volunteer experiences scholarship and spiritual retreats Complete a capstone experience Becoming a vital part of the Emmanuel and Boston communities Spencer Deschenes ’14 Recipient of the Global Excellence Graduate Jose Alves ’12 Scholarship for the Masters in Psychological Served as an intern at Big Four audit firm KPMG, and was hired as EMMANUEL.EDU/SUCCESS
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