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CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! Despite these unconventional circumstances, you’ve pushed through and made it! We couldn’t be prouder of our all of our community graduates! 🤔 While you think about your next steps and weigh your options – the Mount is dedicating a special admissions day for you and your classmates. We’ll be available to answer questions, […]
We are pleased to announce the addition of a new course to our summer schedule, “Sociology of the African American”, to be instructed by Associate Professor of Sociology and Human Services, Candace Shivers. The course is a sociological analysis of African-American society in the United States and will examine key social institutions including education, the […]
In partnership with the Brewer Center for Civic Learning and Engagement, the Greater Gardner Chamber of Commerce will host a virtual debate between the two candidates for mayor on June 17 via Zoom. The candidates are Attorney Scott J. Graves, Gardner city councilor, and Michael Nicholson, town administrator for the town of Rutland and former […]
The resources below are a collection of those shared by members of our community during our All College Forum and since. We are currently working on developing a LibGuide resource for as many of these resources as we can and will update soon. LaChance Library: Racial Injustice: Where to Start Resources for Parents Books: Coretta […]
Fifty percent of American college students aren’t getting a bachelor’s degree. No, they’re not slackers. Actually, they’re learning skills in demand and positioning themselves for 21st-century careers, according to a recent study from Georgetown University. And they’re doing it in half the time it takes to get a bachelor’s degree. So what’s their secret? These […]
