sign in sign up
<<
Home , Boston College, Colleges of the Fenway, MCPHS University, Wheelock College

Welcome to Emmanuel . Emmanuel College is academic excellence in the Table of Contents liberal arts and sciences. The Emmanuel Learning Experience 2 3 It is commitment to mission and service to others. The Sciences 4 It is discovery through research, internships and global study. Research + 6 It is community spirit on campus and beyond. Internships + Career Development 8

It is engagement with the vibrant and diverse city of Boston. of the Fenway 10

Study Abroad 11

It is a place to bring your all. A place to call your own. A place Start Here — Campus + Boston Map 12 where you can make a difference and discover your passion. Campus + Residence Life 14 Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur 16

Mission + Ministry 17 It is personal. Athletics 18 It is powerful. Leadership + Engagement 20

It is your next step. Alumni Network 22

Visit + Apply 24

Welcome to Emmanuel College. The Emmanuel Learning Experience A HANDS-ON APPROACH

Here, every class is taught by a professor, not a teaching assistant, creating a deep, personal student-faculty relationship that begins on day one. With more than 50 areas of study to explore, our goal is to instill in you the knowledge, skills and habits of a mind developed through the study of the liberal arts and sciences.

We are a community with a lifelong passion for teaching and learning, rooted in the commitment to rigorous intellectual inquiry and the pursuit of truth. We believe in an education shaped by the Catholic intellectual tradition — one that develops your academic potential, your sense of self and your commitment to serve others.

Students who demonstrate superior academic ability and promise are invited to participate in our Honors Program — a four-year academic and co-curricular program to sharpen your critical thinking, enhance Academic Support your communication skills and open doors to fascinating research A GUIDED PATH TO EXCELLENCE opportunities in a wide range of disciplines.

Beginning at Orientation, your academic advisor will help you Our goal is to position you for success at the college level, for a lifetime transition into college life. You’ll meet regularly to develop a four-year of learning and for participation in a diverse and global society. It is academic plan, select courses, review your academic progress and tap all part of our founding mission: to transform lives and make a better into additional resources. world with a strong values-based education.

In the Academic Resource Center (ARC), you’ll find the programs, peers and professionals to help hone your learning skills, improve your writing abilities and turn tutoring into a powerful resource.

2 Boston LEARN ON LOCATION IN A HISTORIC, GLOBAL CITY

We live in a vibrant, international, culturally rich, sports-crazed and intellectually engaged city, and we take advantage of it at every turn.

During art class, you won’t just look at slides of Claude Monet’s Water Lilies, you’ll stand before the painting in the Museum of Fine Arts. In chemistry, you won’t just read about pH levels, runoff and ecosystems, you’ll analyze them in the collection of brooks, ponds and culverts known as Boston’s Muddy River.

As part of a service-learning course, you will take the knowledge learned in class and immediately apply it to effect positive change in the community. These elective courses — in art or education, science or sociology, history or business — partner with local organizations to provide you with significant experiences that extend your classroom into the community. Courses have included “Catholic Social Teaching,” “Spanish at Work in the Community” and “Management Research for Positive Change.”

17-acre campus in Boston’s Fenway neighborhood

3 The Sciences A WORLD-CLASS SETTING FOR DISCOVERY

The sciences have been an integral part of an Emmanuel College education since its early years. Our neighbors are some of the most prestigious medical, academic and research institutions in the world. This location offers you unmatched opportunities in the highly competitive fields of science, technology and health care.

The Maureen Murphy Wilkens Science Center Welcome to academics in action. The Wilkens Science Center is a 47,500- square-foot, world-class facility where a new generation of students like you can achieve scientific literacy and prepare for high-growth professions and graduate study. This is a commitment to your future that reflects our mission, with a state-of-the-art space that enhances interactive teaching and learning.

Beyond science excellence, this building also demonstrates a commitment to our shared future of green sustainability with its energy-efficient operating systems and design elements.

student-faculty ratio means small, 14 :1engaging and interactive classes

4 Floors Classrooms for Bonds: Science Living-Learning all academic areas Community Programs in the Sciences This exciting science-specific, integrated learning environment for residential students is designed to intensify and expand your Labs educational experience beyond the classroom.

Science You’ll live in the same residence hall with other students who are Center equally driven by their love of science. And you’ll learn together, by the supported by computers loaded with science software, organized Square feet of tutoring and study sessions, special faculty presentations and numbers academic space 47,500 conversations, peer mentoring and more.

Emmanuel + Merck

Emmanuel is the only college in the country with a private pharmaceutical research facility right on campus. Merck Research Laboratories — Boston opened its 12-story, 300,000 square-foot facility at Emmanuel in 2004. The Merck partnership offers the Emmanuel community unique academic and scholarship opportunities.

5 Research + Scholarship SET YOURSELF APART

At Emmanuel, professors are always on the look out for outstanding papers that can be delivered at national conferences in areas such as science, psychology or political science, as well as poems, stories and essays that can be published in anthologies and literary journals.

Here, undergraduates work shoulder-to-shoulder with faculty on major research projects and regularly see their work in print. At most colleges, this experience is only for graduate students, who strive to be noticed in the sea of students eager for the privilege of stepping into world-class research labs. Working closely with faculty, even in the first year, is part of the fabric of the Emmanuel experience.

Faculty members have distinguished reputations and maintain connections all over the world, but they choose to teach at Emmanuel because they are driven to be part of your transformation. Just ask any of these students.

40 students conducting summer research on campus

6 This photo currently below the effective print resolution.

Jenny, Class of 2014 Research: “The Functions of Alternative Schooling for At-Risk Youth; Through the Eyes of Teachers” presented at the Eastern Sociological Annual Meeting in New York City.

Simon, Class of 2014 Awarded a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship in India to study politics, Islamic culture, religious integration and the Urdu language.

Rijad, Class of 2016 Research: “Badiou: Religion as Event” presented at the 6th Annual North American Undergraduate Conference in Religion and in Philadelphia, Pa.

Briana, Class of 2015 Research: “Development of a Single Molecule DNA Cleavage Assay” presented at the 57th Annual Meeting of the Biophysical Society in Philadelphia, Pa.

Emma, Class of 2015 Research: “Application of Biodetergents for the Facilitation of Lysyl Oxidase Purification” presented in the division of biological chemistry at the 245th American Chemical Society National Meeting in New Orleans, La. 40 students conducting summer research on campus

7 Internships + Career Development EXPERIENCE. FOR REAL.

Intellectual rigor meets practical reality and theory meets practice in valuable internships across all disciplines. Your will be a pivotal component of your educational experience and an essential opportunity in your journey toward both a professional career and graduate school. Our Career Center will help guide you through the process and provide you with such resources as the HireSaints database, where you can access more than 1,200 internship listings.

Here in Boston, Emmanuel College has partnerships across a broad spectrum of areas, from marketing to financial services, from politics to communications, from law enforcement to health care. Whether at a Fortune 500 or a non-profit, an internship will give you an on-the-spot view of how the world works. A world you are eager to join. A world you may change someday. A world that welcomes Emmanuel students like you.

% 90 of students participate in one or more internships

8 Brianna Examples of Recent Internships Major: Global Studies • American Red Cross Internship: Office of Former Senator , Immigration Intern • Amnesty International “In this role, I served as a liaison to constituents, aiding in the immigration and • Arnold Worldwide Advertising naturalization process. I had the opportunity to meet with Homeland Security and gain • Aramark- valuable knowledge about immigration law and the day-to-day plights of constituents • Big Brothers Big Sisters and their families. After graduation, I intend to explore job opportunities abroad working • Boston Bruins in embassies, which I feel will complement my time spent in the senator’s office.” • Boston Police Crime Lab • Boston Children’s Hospital Doug • Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Major: English Communications • Fairmont Copley Plaza PR Office Internship: Hill Holliday, Media Buying Intern • “I was able to shadow other departments and discover more about different aspects of • Hill Holliday the advertising industry — a staple of the Hill Holliday internship program. One day, I • The Improper Bostonian Magazine volunteered to assist with a photo shoot and it just so happened that the woman working • Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum next to me was the head of the accounts management department. She told me that • KISS 108 FM Radio she loved my attitude and that she wanted to have me as part of her team right after • KPMG graduation, which was amazing to hear.” • Kraft Sports Marketing • Make-A-Wish Foundation Frank • MA Attorney General’s Office Major: Psychology; Minor: Organizational Leadership • MA General Hospital Internships: WGBH & Biogen Idec • MA Multicultural Council “In both instances, my internships took place in the human resources departments. • MA Prevention of Cruelty to Children They offered me a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes work concerning personnel and • MA State House employee relations. In addition, I conducted research on campus that further drove • Middle Eastern Studies Institute me to a career path focused on personal interaction. Through on-campus research • Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and internships, Emmanuel provided me the experiences and skills to excel.” • Museum of Science • NASA Christine • Aquarium Major: Biology • NESN Internships: and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center • New England Cable News “My professors at Emmanuel really helped me focus my career path, from introducing • New England Genealogical Society me to genetic counseling, a field of science with which I was previously unfamiliar, to • O’Neill and Associates helping me define and set my career goals. Emmanuel’s reputation in the sciences and • PUMA its partnerships with the institutions in the Longwood Medical and Academic Area make • Robert Goodman, P.C. studying here a unique, challenging and rewarding experience. I’ve been offered many • United Nations of opportunities that aren’t readily available to undergraduates, even at larger schools.” • WCVB-TV 5, Boston’s ABC Affiliate • WGBH Antiques Roadshow 9 THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT

Six colleges are better than one. Especially when your five neighbors have the special areas of study of the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, MCPHS University, Simmons College, Wentworth Institute of Technology and . All of the Colleges of the Fenway are within walking distance.

Together, we share library privileges, dining and recreational facilities; cross-register for each other’s courses; play in our joint orchestra; compete in intramural sports and more. This is city living at its best, hanging out with the neighbors.

10 Study Abroad GO FAR

International study lets you pursue a language, a major, a dream. We offer access to more than 500 study abroad programs all over the world, from Barcelona to Beijing, from a week at spring break to a summer, a semester or a year. Emmanuel faculty lead travel courses to Greece, India, Australia and more.

These experiences will expand your mind, invigorate your spirit and offer advantages that will stay with you for life. Tomorrow, these may open the door to a job, and then help you do that job better with the perspective of a global context.

Our Office of International Programs, partnering with the Colleges of the Fenway’s Global Education Opportunities Center, is where you start. There, you can find the country and program that are right for you. Emmanuel students have studied management in China, leadership in England, art in Italy, political and economic development in South America and much more. What will you do?

possible countries to explore 70

11

500 Start Here: 17

16

14 15 13 18

12 11 12

19

10

1 3 9 6 2 4 7

5

8 12 Emmanuel College Campus

1. Administration Building 2. Maureen Murphy Wilkens Science Center 3. Cardinal Cushing Library 4. Merck Research Laboratories — Boston 5. Jean Yawkey Center 6. Loretto Residence Hall 7. Saint Ann Residence Hall 8. Julie Residence Hall 9. Saint Joseph Residence Hall 10. Roberto Clemente Field (home athletic field)

Boston Landmarks Minutes Away

• Game day at Fenway 11. Emerald Necklace (Boston’s famous park system) • Free concerts on the Esplanade 12. Fenway Park • Ice skating in the Boston Common 13. Mass Ave. Bridge to Cambridge • The street musicians in Harvard Square • Any restaurant in the North End 14. Charles River • Newbury Street in the late afternoon sun 15. Back Bay • Faneuil Hall Marketplace at night 16. Boston Common and the Public Gardens • The IMAX at the Museum of Science 17. John Hancock Tower • Sailing on the Charles River 18. Symphony Hall 19. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

13 Campus + Residence Life A PLACE TO CALL HOME

400 The Fenway is your new Boston address for the next four years. Your new home base has a big green yard in the middle of Boston’s medical and business worlds.

If the entire city of Boston is your extended classroom, the Jean Yawkey Center is your extended living room. It’s your student center, your dining hall, your state-of-the-art gym and fitness center. Your residence hall is a place where you can gather, study, participate in activities and be at home. All four residence halls are just steps from the middle of campus, so you are never far from the action.

Your community is more than a historic , and contemporary classrooms, labs and playing fields. Your community is full of resources for personal success and expression. A Family Affair: The Bakers and Boston

For the Baker family from Holden, Mass., Boston is like a second home. Kathy and Fred Baker, parents of Chris ’14 and Matt ’17, met as undergraduate students in Boston and have fond memories of their urban student experience. They drive into the city so often and effortlessly to the point Kathy says the car “just drives itself.” If they could have a vacation home anywhere, she admits it would be here, in town. “The second we arrived on campus for a visit, we felt how energetic

It took one visit to Emmanuel’s campus to realize it was the right place for their sons. and vibrant a place this is. The fact that Chris transitioned so well Chris transferred to the College during his sophomore year and was immediately here was a plus for Matt, who was able to gain a sense of the great hooked by the welcoming environment. He got involved on campus from the very community that Emmanuel is. It’s a thrill to have them here start, notably as a member of the track & field team, which eased the adjustment. For together. Emmanuel has so much to offer both of them.” Matt, it was Boston or bust, and Emmanuel offered the type of personal interactions he sought from his own college experience. Together, Chris and Matt are following in KATHY BAKER – PARENT '14, '17 their parents’ footsteps and making the city of Boston (and Emmanuel), their own.

14 “The second we arrived on campus for a visit, we felt how energetic and vibrant a place this is. The fact that Chris transitioned so well here was a plus for Matt, who was able to gain a sense of the great community that Emmanuel is. It’s a thrill to have them here together. Emmanuel has so much to offer both of them.”

KATHY BAKER – PARENT '14, '17

15 Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur THE GREATEST WORK

In 1919, the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, who believe that education is the greatest work on earth, opened Emmanuel College to provide an education to those who otherwise might not have the opportunity to aquire one. Their mission was clear: making known God’s goodness…educating for life.

The rigorous intellect, the vibrant faith and the joyful spirit of this powerful mission are embodied in Sister Janet Eisner, SND, who first came to Emmanuel as a student. She returned as a professor, served as Chair of the English Department and Director of Admissions, and now serves as President.

Sister Janet loves the students of Emmanuel College. But make no mistake, her expectations are high. This is an education that will make a difference in your life. In return, it is expected that you will make a difference in the lives of others.

“A Catholic college is a place where the dialogue between faith and reason is taken seriously. Here, students engage in discussions of the ethical issues of our time.”

SISTER JANET EISNER, SND, PRESIDENT

16 Mission + Ministry LIFT UP YOUR HEART

In an active campus community committed to social justice, you make a difference, when and where you want. We believe a personal and loving God calls each of us to engage in the contemporary world around us. This is a community of possibilities, a force for action.

Campus Ministry Inspired by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, our community lives and celebrates a belief in the goodness of God and the goodness of God’s people, no matter what faith they follow. This is the soul of our mission. Through focused ministries, educational programs, Service: Belief in Action volunteer service, prayer and Liturgies, Campus Ministry provides opportunities for you to deepen your spirituality, act justly and We learn and teach, research and explore, work and play in the context live faithfully. of a greater society — a society of people who need what we can give. We challenge ourselves to act, to lead and to give generously to others. We work for justice and keep the connection between faith and action The Center for Mission + Spirituality alive in many ways. In fact, more than 80% of our students participate This is a cause that lives within the hearts of the entire Emmanuel in service. community. The Center seeks to translate into action the strong mission, beliefs and legacy of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. • Alternative Spring Break • Peace First “A Catholic college is a place where the • America Reads • SAGE Mentor Program dialogue between faith and reason is Through the 1804 Society, a leadership organization named in honor • English for Speakers of Other • Saints Giving Back taken seriously. Here, students engage in Languages (ESOL) of the founding year of the Sisters of Notre Dame, students promote • Spark the Truth discussions of the ethical issues of our time.” • Emmanuel College Community • Sunday Service Group service to others and serve as ambassadors of Emmanuel by sharing Outreach (ECCO) SISTER JANET EISNER, SND, PRESIDENT • Tutoring in After-School Programs the mission both on campus and in the community. • Jumpstart

17 Athletics GET IN THE GAME

Go Saints! At Emmanuel, sports can be for everyone. Even as we recruit top Division III student-athletes, we welcome and develop everybody interested in recreation both on and off the playing field. We shape individual growth with strong athletic competition and high academic standards.

Here, you will find leadership opportunities and support. The coaches and staff of the Athletics Department believe in the value of physical activity for the mental, physical, emotional and spiritual health of all.

Facilities for Peak Performance Our facilities are top tier. The Jean Yawkey Center houses our gymnasium, home to our and volleyball programs, and our fully equipped fitness center with views of the quad. Roberto Clemente Field features synthetic turf and lighting for , soccer and . Our track & field team practices indoors at the Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center and outdoors on the rubberized track encircling Clemente Field.

student-athletes named Academic All-Conference in 2012-2013 59

18 NCAA Division III Women’s Teams Men’s Teams We’re proud to be an NCAA Division III school Basketball Basketball Cross Country Cross Country Indoor Track & Field Golf Lacrosse Indoor Track & Field Outdoor Track & Field Lacrosse Soccer Outdoor Track & Field Softball Soccer Volleyball Volleyball

student-athletes named Academic All-Conference in 2012-2013 59

19 Leadership + Engagement GET INVOLVED. ENHANCE YOUR RÉSUMÉ.

This is a place where you can be involved and become a leader on campus and in the community from day one. Students at Emmanuel are truly engaged in the life of the College and the city, through leadership roles in the Student Government Association, clubs and organizations, major fundraising drives, athletics and more. As Orientation Leaders, Resident Assistants, Peer Tutors and Admissions Ambassadors, current students serve as mentors to their fellow classmates.

From concerts to open mic nights, comedy shows to intramural sports, there is always something happening on campus. Catch the spirit at Midnight Madness, where we kick off the basketball season. Organize our annual Mr. Emmanuel contest. Enjoy the food, performances and music of International Hospitality Night. Raise money Children’s Hospital during Dance Marathon.

20 Clubs + Organizations It is our diversity of interests that brings us together as a vibrant, dynamic community. Emmanuel students get involved in the 90+ clubs, organizations and activities available to them on campus, and every year we start something new. Bring your ideas! New clubs started just last year include photography, yoga, and swim.

• Academic Clubs • Special Interest + • Media Clubs Political Clubs • Leadership Clubs • Performing Arts • Cultural Organizations • Spirit Groups • Club Sports • Student Government + • Colleges of the Fenway Program Boards Intramural Sports • Service Clubs • School Spirit Clubs

See the full list at www.emmanuel.edu/studentlife. Joe ’13 B.A. History and Secondary Education 2013-2014 Fulbright English Teaching Assistant, Latvia

Stories such as Joe’s exemplify the philosophy of student engagement at Emmanuel — with a little initiative and an open mind, ideas can become reality.

In 2010, Joe and his classmates were asked to devise a plan that would take Emmanuel’s student-run radio station, EC Radio, to a higher level. Joe’s plan was ultimately chosen and he found himself in the role of EC Radio president. Under his leadership, the station quickly rose in popularity, as Joe featured unknown bands $ raised at the 2013 Dance Marathon and created a live music café in the basement of St. Joseph Hall. He also was able to for Boston Children's Hospital blend his love for history and politics with a new passion for radio by showing up in

40,000 during the winter presidential primary and broadcasting from both the Democratic and Republican National Conventions in the summer of 2012.

21 Alumni Network ACHIEVERS WORLDWIDE

They came to Emmanuel as you will, eager for the knowledge of the past and the skills for the future, and perhaps a little nervous. Today, they treat patients in hospitals and handle investments in financial firms.

The alumni of Emmanuel College are a lifelong network of contacts and friends from coast to coast and continent to continent. They want to see you succeed and will guide you along the way. Once you’re a graduate, you’re a Saint for life.

José, Class of 2012 Fund Accounting Analyst at Brown Brothers Harriman “I had envisioned myself one day working in one of the four major accounting firms in the U.S. Before I thought, 'Wow, the Big Four, maybe someday I'll get there.' When I earned a spot in KPMG's highly competitive internship program it showed Right now, you’ll find recent alumni the quality of an Emmanuel education. Students should feel confident that pursuing exciting careers here: Emmanuel will provide them with the tools to succeed."

Michael, Class of 2007 Allied Advertising • Arnold Worldwide • Bank of America • Pediatric Resident Physician, Baystate Medical Center Beth Deaconess Medical Center • Boathouse Group • “Every part of my Emmanuel experience helped me become a physician. My research with the chemistry department allowed me to present at scientific meetings all over Brigham and Women’s Hospital • Cell Signaling Technologies • the country, and the Office of Student Activities and Multicultural Programs taught Boston Children’s Hospital • Cisco Systems • Ernst & Young • me how to be a leader in a city with a diverse patient population.” Fidelity Investments • Genzyme • Liberty Mutual Group • Mellon Financial • New England Journal of Medicine • Simela, Class of 2004 Paul Revere House • Perkins School for the Blind • Assistant Vice President, Investment Risk Analyst, Wellington Management “I started in a temporary position at Wellington in 2005 and was made an Assistant Soundtrack Studios • State House of Massachusetts • Vice President a few years ago. Students should choose a stable company in an State Street Bank • United Nations Governor’s Office • industry that interests them and that offers continuous opportunities to learn USS Constitution Museum and take on new challenges.”

22 Lauren, Class of 2012 Ph.D. Student, Chemistry, “Emmanuel provided me with the foundation I needed to pursue my Ph.D. in chemistry. I was given access to introductory and upper-level science courses, labs that taught me relevant skills, a competitive internship at a biotech company, and most importantly, an excellent support and mentor system to help guide me.”

James, Class of 2011 Ph.D. Student, Political Science, “My Emmanuel experience provided me with the insight and opportunity to further my academic and professional career. The ability to connect with professors on an individual level gave me the confidence to apply to a Ph.D. program and the expertise in my field to thrive at the graduate level.”

Curtis, Class of 2011 J.D. Candidate, University of San Diego “My time at Emmanuel has left me with many lasting memories. From my experience playing on a nationally ranked volleyball team to internships and studying abroad in Barcelona, Spain, the Emmanuel community You’ll find recent alumni pursuing granted me the support to immerse myself in experiential learning graduate and professional degrees here: outside of the classroom.” • Boston College • Boston College Law School • • • Carnegie Mellon University • • • • • Harvard Medical School • Harvard University • London School of Economics • New York University alumni worldwide • Northeastern University , • Pratt Institute 17 000 • Tufts Dental School • • University of Edinburgh 23 Visit + Apply LET’S GET STARTED

Visiting Emmanuel College The best way to imagine yourself at Emmanuel is to visit our beautiful 17-acre campus in Boston. A tour with a current student and an interview with an admissions counselor will give you a personal understanding of our strong community. In addition, information sessions and open houses are scheduled throughout the year.

Applying to Emmanuel College We offer a variety of application programs. Please contact the Office of Admissions for assistance in selecting the program that is best for you.

PROGRAM APPLICATION DECISION ENROLLMENT DEADLINE NOTIFICATION DEPOSIT

Early November 1 December 15 May 1 Action 1

Early December 1 January 15 May 1 Action 2

Regular February 15 Rolling after May 1 Decision December 15

January December 1 Rolling after 3 weeks after Admission September 1 decision

For an applicant to be considered for a merit scholarship, all required items (see Admissions Requirements, page 25) must be received by the appropriate application deadline.

To schedule your campus visit, call the Office of Admissions at 617.735.9715 or register online at www.emmanuel.edu/admissions.

24 Admissions Requirements Common Application (available online) $60 application fee (waived if applying online) Official secondary school transcript or GED scores SAT or ACT scores Essay Letters of recommendation from an academic teacher and a school counselor

Investing in an Emmanuel Education Liberal arts and sciences graduates earn nearly double what high school graduates earn over the course of their working lives. An Emmanuel College education will give you access to a greater job market and open doors to new fields. We are committed to making these dramatic advantages and opportunities affordable for you and your family.

This important investment may require a combination of resources, including support from your parents, state and federal governments, the private sector and the College. How you pay for your college education is as individual a decision as choosing the right college for you.

We’ll support and guide you and your family as you navigate the many resources available to pay for this powerful education, including payment plans, parent and student loans, federal and state grants, private and both merit-based and need-based scholarships from Emmanuel College.

For more information, visit www.emmanuel.edu/admissions or call the Office of Admissions at 617.735.9715 or Student Financial Services at 617.735.9938.

25 Emmanuel Boston At a Glance

Areas of Study Fast Facts

Accounting International Studies Enrollment: 1,800 undergraduates American Politics + Government American Studies* 35 countries and 33 states represented American Studies Leadership* 96% of first-year students live on campus * Literature 90% of students have an internship Art Therapy Management 80% of students involved in service Biochemistry Mathematics 14:1 Student-faculty ratio Biology Middle East Studies* 90+ clubs, organizations and activities Biostatistics Neuroscience Catholic Studies* Peace Studies* Division III Varsity Athletic Teams Chemistry Performing Arts* Basketball (M/W) Cross Country (M/W) Communication + Media Studies Philosophy Golf (M) Indoor Track & Field (M/W) Counseling + Health Photography* Lacrosse (M/W) Outdoor Track & Field (M/W) Crime + Justice Political Science Soccer (M/W) Volleyball (M/W) Developmental Psychology Psychology Softball (W) Diplomacy + Security Pre-Dental Economics* Pre-Law Education — Elementary and Secondary Pre-Medical English Pre-Veterinary Forensic Science Social Justice Gender + Women’s Studies* Sociology Graphic Design Spanish Health Sciences Sport Management Office of Admissions History Sustainability + Global Justice 400 The Fenway Human Services Studio Art Boston, MA 02115-9911 Individualized Majors + Religious Studies www.emmanuel.edu International Relations + Comparative Politics Writing + Literature Call: 617.735.9715 Fax: 617.735.9801 * denotes minor E-mail: [email protected]

For program details, visit www.emmanuel.edu/academics.

PHOTOGRAPHY: ESTO PHOTOGRAPHICS, MARK FLANNERY, JOEL HASKELL, TOM KATES, WILLIAM KIMERIA, CARLA OSBERG, MERRILL SHEA AND CARL TREMBLAY