Exploring Roxbury

Creators: Samantha Lasky, A Maltman, S Whiteman, H Mohamed The purpose of this project was to get to know a Boston neighborhood that we would be serving in, Roxbury. The goal was to change our single stories about the neighborhood and see both the strengths and weaknesses that are in the community. Exploring Roxbury helped…

CMN 6940-10 Artifact

Creator: Ahmad Abdul Khalek Given the nature of the course many if not all clients choose to keep the information they provided along with the deliverable the students are expected to produce confidential. With that being said I have attached a presentation that outlines the unique selection process the course adopts and how the semester…

BIOL 2299 St Marks

Creators: Katherine Bond, Dan Elman, Thelma Tricoire The artifact is a slide that represents the service done at St Mark Community Education Program (SMCEP) by the BIOL 2299 course. It represents the learning and partnership through the pictures included….

Changemakers

Creator: Alexa Gagosz https://alexagagosz.wixsite.com/changemakers Americans across the country say they do not receive enough good news in their day-to-day lives. In such a divided political climate, it’s not hard to believe. Even in a city like Boston, where voting patterns are deep blue and the city’s identity is similar from neighborhood to neighborhood, the stresses…

Team Red Panda Service Marketing Project

Creators: Aliza Khandelwal, Justin Winuk, Madeline Wolf, Logan Taylor, Justin Rockmore This presentation represents the service our group did with The Franklin Park Zoo. It showcases activities the custom marketing plan our group developed for the zoo as a solution to some of its current marketing problems….

Food Justice and Social Change Research Projects

Creators: Angela Magin, Amanda Savona, Lissette Bermudez, Nora McGowan, Lena Gaultier, Jessica Carr, Madison Haywood, Maria Victoria Virasoro This semester the Food Justice and Social Change class partnered with YMCA ILC Boston to conduct a series of research projects that would ultimately be used as a resource for both the YMCA ILC and the students…