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Students in Regis College’s therapeutic recreation program are completing their practicum this summer with AmpSurf New England, an adaptive surf therapy non-profit organization.

Regis College’s newest orientation leaders spent last week learning more about the institution – and themselves – as they get ready to welcome the Class of 2025, which arrives on campus this fall.

Regis College is pleased to announce that seven faculty members from the School of Arts and Sciences, School of Health Sciences, and Young School of Nursing have been granted promotions.

Associate Professor Lauren Bent was selected as a Kaneb grant recipient for her ongoing research that explores the impact summer camps had on children’s development and family dynamics during the pandemic.

The Steamship Authority on Cape Cod was a recent victim of a ransomware attack. We asked associate professor Robert Duhainy, a cybersecurity expert, to help us better understand these attacks and how to defend against them.

Employees and volunteers who work and serve at any of the 28 YMCAs in Massachusetts can get tuition discounts for online and hybrid campus-based programs at Regis College.

Samantha Gevry, a senior at Shepherd Hill Regional in Dudley, Massachusetts, looks to follow in her mother’s footsteps into nursing.

The university held its second vaccine clinic of the year this past Friday as part of its ongoing efforts to protect the campus community.

Through rigorous testing and impactful guidelines, Regis College recorded a less than one percent COVID-19 positivity rate on campus for the spring 2021 semester and had no disruption to in-person classes.

With the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts recently announcing significant changes to COVID-19 guidelines and recommendations, the light at the end of the tunnel continues to get brighter.

As she receives her doctoral degree in May along with the 2020 Student Excellence Award, Alisa is now Associate Dean of Enrollment at Bunker Hill Community College in Boston’s Charlestown neighborhood but her route there was a circuitous one.

A trio of teachers stand out in Shelagh O’Neil’s decision to pursue a career in education.

“I always knew I wanted to teach and be a mentor, whether in the classroom or on the playfield field,” writes Marina Kelly MEd ’21, the assistant coach for women’s soccer at Regis.

In preparation for a full in-person return to our Weston campus for the fall 2021 semester, all students, faculty, and staff who will live, learn, and work on campus or who will participate in Regis in-person activities are required to be fully vaccina

Susan T. R. Eramo EdD ’21 Saw Herself in Business and Technology. Others Saw a Teacher.

Regis College is pleased to announce this year’s senior class valedictorian Emily Brown of Plymouth, Mass.

Whether John Acord, Jr. came to your rescue as a firefighter or a paramedic or you are fortunate enough to have him as your family nurse practitioner, you have the television show Emergency! to thank.

Brockton-born exercise science major Fabyanno Furbino was having second thoughts. “He mentioned to me that he had recently been thinking about a career in nursing,” recalls his advisor, Health and Fitness Studies Associate Professor Elizabeth Conant.

When she joined Regis as student accounts coordinator in 2916, Melanie says she found “a position that matched my administrative background as well as be back in education.”

“When my grandfather was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease I was visiting the rehabilitation hospital and was able to watch the OT sessions,” she recalls. “It really struck me how client-centered the therapy was.”