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On Saturday, November 3, nine ENC students and Prof. Jonathan Twining volunteered for Massachusetts Audubon’s Owl Eve event at the Blue Hills Trailside Museum.
Dr. Eric Severson, Associate Professor of Philosophy, has published anarticle in the Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychologyentitled “Beyond Hermeneutics: Levinas, language, and psychology”.
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy’s devastation, the ENC community, led bythe Student Athlete Advisory Committee, stepped up to assist withrelief efforts in partnership with Nazarene Disaster Response.
Begin the holiday season with the Chamber Singers’ annual Madrigals Feast dinner theater on Saturday, November 17 at 6:30 at Central Baptist Church in Quincy.
In mid-October, ENC Alum (Biology ‘85) and Trustee, Daniel Chung, presented in Shrader Lecture Hall on The Gene Therapy Clinical Trials for Childhood Blindness entitled, “And the Blind Will See.”
Thomas Harrison has joined Eastern Nazarene College as director of the Pre-Law program. Inaddition to teaching courses, Harrison will oversee the growth of theprogram, advise students regarding law careers and work to expand thecollege’s pre-law and business internship opportunities.
2012 10 31This past summer I was at the University of Maryland, College Park in their Micro robotics Research Experience for Undergraduates program. I worked to program small ground robots to perform tasks using a quadrotor as a sort of
2012 10 14The Physics and Engineering Department is proud to announce that our department is now aLabVIEW Academy. With this recongnition, students will be able to leave our program as certified labview associate developers and achieve CLAD desgination. “The LabVIEW
Alumna Carol (Riedel, 82) Lopinski presented a study on “Educating theCommunity in Supporting Military Families from the Present Conflicts”during Homecoming Weekend 2012.
Nazarene Theological Seminary (NTS) received approval from the state ofMassachusetts to offer courses for its Master of Divinity Degree (MDiv)at Eastern Nazarene College (ENC) in Quincy, MA. As such, ENC willbecome the fourth school to partner with NTS in its Multi-CampusSeminary initiative.
