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Alumni News
Food Labs Renamed in Honor of Alumna
Tanglewood 2006
Alumni
Association 2006-2007
Board
of Directors
Alumnus
Publishes Chapbook of Poems
IAFSA
Reunion 2006
A Reunion to Remember
Perspectives
Regarding Reunion 2006
History Highlight
Great Skates
Campus News
Flanagan Named President
Commencement 2006
Freshman Honored as Tsongas Scholars
Faculty Publications
Faculty Awards & Honors
Hit the Books and the Beach This Summer
Alumni Services
Liberty Mutual
Online Community
Keep in Touch!
Alumni
Directories
Career
Services
Loan
Consolidation
Credit
Cards
DGCE
The
Framingham State College
Alumni
Association invites you
to visit our Web site
often
for
announcements of exciting upcoming sporting and cultural events!
Please
join us and enjoy the best
that
the New England area offers!
Upcoming Events
Red Sox Baseball
August
1-
SOLD OUT
Cleveland Indians
September 5 - SOLD OUT
Chicago
White Sox
Tanglewood
August 6
Mark
your calendar!
Please
visit www.framingham.edu/alumni/ for information on future events and tickets.
Reunion 2007
Interested in planning your reunion? Alumni in classes ending in 2 and 7
and the class of 2006 are invited to assist in making 2007 Reunion a success.
Reunion
2007
Contact
Laura Lo at
508-626-4559
llo@frc.mass.edu
Marilyn
Manzella at
508-872-9770
office@alumnihouse.org
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Foods Lab Renamed in Honor of AlumnaThe Framingham State College Board of Trustees unanimously
approved the renaming of the Experimental Foods Lab in Hemenway Hall to “The Dr.
Constance B. Jordan Experimental Foods Lab” on May 25.
 Dr. Constance Jordan, professor emerita and
trustee of the College, received her B.S. from Framingham State College in 1941,
her M.P.H. from Harvard School of Public Health in 1948 and her Ph.D. from
Cornell University in 1954. During her career at Framingham State College,
which spanned more than 25 years, she served as professor, department chair and
dean. Her strong commitment to Consumer Sciences, along with her many
contributions to the College and the field of nutrition, have brought
recognition and distinction to her profession and to her College. This
past year she established the Constance B. Jordan Scholarship.
The following is the citation that was presented to Dr.
Jordan when she received an Honorary Degree (Doctor of Science) in 1987:
“Alumna, professor, administrator, and friend. A dedicated humanitarian
whose high professional standards motivate us all. Her many contributions
to Framingham State College will long endure.”
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Tanglewood 2006 -
Sunday, August 6
Join Framingham State College Alumni in continuing the
tradition of distinctive and memorable performances in the
beautiful Berkshire Hills of Western Massachusetts...at Tanglewood. Price of $75
per person includes transportation, reserved seating in The Shed, picnic lunch,
soft drinks and, of course, wine. Chartered deluxe motor coach departs the
Maynard Road parking lot at Framingham State College at 10 a.m. Parking is
available in the lot for the day. We will return to campus immediately after the
2:30 p.m. performance. Please make checks payable to Framingham State College
and mail to: Development & Alumni Relations, Framingham State College, 100 State
St., Framingham, MA 01701. You also may register online using the event
registration form at
www.framingham.edu/alumni/EventRegistration.htm.
Program:
Boston Symphony Orchestra: Donald Runnicles, Conductor; Christian Zacharias,
Piano
Mozart Symphony No. 38, Prague
Strauss Suite From Der Rosenkavalier
Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 5, Emperor
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2006-2007
Framingham State College
Alumni Association
Board of Directors
President
Margaret Brodeur Guardiani ’77
Vice President/President Elect
Michael L. Fabbri '80
Past President
Robert E. Richards, Esq. ’83
Treasurer
Dr. Dale Hamel
Secretary / Executive Director
Alan W. Quebec
Ex-Officio
Dr. Timothy Flanagan
Eileen R. Belloli G'71
Eleanor D. Bushman '83
Shayna Bailey Cameron 98
James Coehlo '07
Joseph Collins '84
Timothy M. Cornely '75
Mary T. Friel ’78
Dr. Constance Brine Jordan ’41
Paul R. MacDonald ’81
Marilyn Booth Manzella ’69
Maureen E. Phipps ’55
Aaron Snyder G’01
Patricia McMahon Towle ’64
Lynn M. Valcourt ’91
Lisa Walmsley ’99 G’02
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Alumnus Aims for
Higher Ground
in Debut
Chapbook of Poems
A keen observer of the small and
significant issues facing our world and our own cities, poet Enzo
Surin '00 recently had his chapbook collection of poetry published by
Finishing Line Press.
Higher Ground is a small, yet
powerful, collection of poetry that speaks on many levels of racial,
social, economical and spiritual struggle, from the streets of the
inner city to the halls of higher education. Written just months
before the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, Higher Ground
seeks to uplift the spirit and liberate the heart, crafted in the rich
traditions of jazz, blues and hip-hop.
University of Oregon associate
professor and poet Dorianne Laux says, “Enzo Surin writes, ‘I guess
I'll keep on writing until my lines can stop a bullet,’ and we're
grateful for his commitment, for his willingness...these are bold,
necessary poems.”
Author and poet J.D. Scrimgeour says, “James Baldwin tells us that
love is difficult. Surin testifies to that, and, like
Baldwin, he also testifies to love’s necessity.
This is poetry that matters.”
Surin is a literacy advocate and is
currently employed as a library assistant at
Bunker Hill
Community College in
Charlestown,
Mass. He also volunteers as editor
of Joy of Writing, a literary journal for Literacy Volunteers
of Charlottesville/Albemarle. His poetry is forthcoming and has
appeared in The Caribbean Writer, Soundings East,
Pine Island Journal of New England Poetry, Red River Review,
Tight, and other literary journals. He has participated in
poetry readings in
New York,
New Jersey,
Chicago and
Massachusetts. He lives in
Boston, where he looks to continue
his involvement with literacy efforts in the inner city.
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Independent Association of Framingham State
Alumni
2006 Annual Meeting
More than 40 members of
the Independent Association of Framingham State Alumni gathered on June 3, 2006,
at Alumni House for the Association’s annual meeting. They hailed from
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island, Michigan,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and California. IAFSA President Kathleen
Cotter ’78 welcomed the audience and introduced each speaker.
Treasurer Lecia
Shronce ’03
detailed the
balance in each of the funds held by the Association. Virginia Baldi Ferguson
’59, Chair of the Amelia Davis Fund, asked for volunteers to write notes of
cheer to elder or shut-in alumni. She also is looking for the names of any
alumni who are in need of financial assistance from the Fund. Gloria Aspesi
’57, Chair of the Ellen Hyde Loan Fund, reported on the committee’s activity
and asked for help in letting
FSC students know of the availability of interest-free loans. Marilyn Booth
Manzella ’69, Executive Administrator, reviewed the activities of the office
during the past year and appealed for candidates to serve on the Executive
Board, volunteers to assist with office work and committee members. The
reports were followed by a number of questions from the audience and a lively
discussion. The Executive Board was grateful to hear the views of the
members of the Association who encouraged the Board to continue on its current
path of service. A reception hosted by the IAFSA Executive Board followed.
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Reunion Weekend 2006
Despite periodic torrential downpours, the spirit of more than 300 alumni and
friends could not be dampened during Reunion Weekend, June 3 and 4, 2006.
Framingham State College graduates came “back to the hill” from California,
Oregon, Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia,
Maryland, Florida, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Maine, New
Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, and of course, Massachusetts. They spanned
eight decades, with representatives from 1936 to 2005, and celebrated at more
than a dozen events, including luncheons, dinners, a cocktail reception, a
memorial service, campus tours and an awards ceremony.
Mildred Maynard Patt '36, along with members of the Classes of 1941, 1946 and
1951 enjoyed a luncheon hosted by Interim College President Philip M. Dooher.
Linsley Hall housed more than 50 alumni, including Helen "Tenney"
Gardner Miller
'46, who drove solo from Michigan for the Big Weekend. Those brave enough to
relive their College days experienced the joys of roommates and the tribulations
of community washrooms. And overnight guests reportedly thoroughly enjoyed
themselves during late night sessions of reminiscing about the "best years" of
their lives.
 Meanwhile,
the Class of 1956 turned out in record numbers, with 47 percent of classmates
celebrating on campus. The 1956 Reunion Committee planned a moving memorial
service, officiated by Sister Harriet Cutting, for departed classmates. After
the service, the Class joined Dr. Dooher for a private dinner. At the dinner,
members of the Class received a Memory Book that captured their yesteryears at
Framingham State College. Margaret Callahan received a special surprise - she
won a fabulously stylish red hat keeping with the Class's plan to wear such hats
during the Procession of the Classes the next morning. A rousing round of
stories of the good old days told by members of the Class followed, with Nancy
Tracy Fitzgerald setting the tone
for lots of laughter.
One brave group of 1981ers decked out in rain gear decided to take a tour of the
beautifully transformed, albeit a bit soggy, campus. They enjoyed checking out
their former living quarters in O'Conner Hall before putting on their dinner
attire and joining some of the younger classes for a delightful dinner and
dancing.
The rain continued Sunday morning, but that didn't scare off alumni representing
the Classes of 1936 - 2001 who participated in the annual alumni processional.
They marched from Crocker Grove to the newly renovated College Center Forum for
the General Assembly and Alumni Achievement Awards Ceremony. Keeping with
tradition, 12 celebrating classes presented Dr. Dooher with gifts to the
College. After the presentation of Class Gifts, Professor Edward Melegian
performed a nostalgic tribute to the Celebrating Classes. Incoming Alumni
Association President Margaret Brodeur Guardiani '77 presided over the awards
program in which Mary Paula Casey Baumann '61, Andrea M. Hallion G'75,
Pamela S. Hunt '87, M. Joan Dewire McKenna '56, Kimberlee
Sirois Pita '90 and Richard S.
Willis '74 G'78 were honored as Distinguished Alumni. Faculty from the honorees'
respective departments presented the awards, adding their touching comments
about each of the outstanding alumni.
Then it was off to lunch. Alumni had the opportunity to
congratulate the honorees and mingle with old friends before
their journeys home. As the weekend came to an end, there
were countless vows to spread the word to missing classmates
about the importance of returning to the beloved hilltop College,
and there were more than a few vows to keep in touch and not
wait to get together until the next Reunion to Reconnect, Reunite
and Reminisce.
STAY CONNECTED!
Check out the 2006 Reunion photo gallery at www.framingham.edu/alumni/
Join the Alumni Online Community at
www.alumniconnections.com/olc/pub/FRC/
Don't miss out on future alumni events! Mark your calendar for Tanglewood on
Aug. 6, 2006, and
Homecoming on Oct. 21, 2006.
If you're in a Class ending in 2 or 7, or the Class of 2006, make your Reunion a
success by joining your Reunion Planning Committee. Contact the Office of Alumni
Relations at 508-626-4561 or e-mail development@frc.mass.edu
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Perspectives |
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Regarding Reunion 2006...
"I just wanted to e-mail you to say thanks to you and all the staff for the hard
work you put into making the 2006 Reunion a special day for all. This is the
first time I have attended a Reunion and it was my 20th, which I was able to
share with my mother (Anne Murphy Buonopane), who celebrated her 50th, and my
sister (Theresa Buonopane Fontes), who celebrated her 15th. We had a great time,
and the food at the luncheon was delicious. I'm sure with the inclement weather
it was difficult to keep things organized, but you all did a great job. I really
admired how the 50th Reunion class had their graduation picture on a pin, and
one woman even brought her yearbook from 1956. I also loved the red hats..."
Sincerely,
Diane Buonopane Bernazzani '86
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"As a member of the Class of '46, I want to thank you for the warmth and welcome
we found at the College last Saturday [June 3]. The lunch was excellent, the
president's greeting heartfelt, the van an unexpected and necessary joy. Nina
Ricci (I can't believe that name; I wear her often) and President Dooher were
incomparable. I almost felt as if I had never left, though our campus was so
very, very different, and charming, too. My Class had 77 members; 8 of us came,
one driving solo from Michigan; 23 are dead, and perhaps the weather kept a few
safe by their own firesides. For some reason, I knew I would appear if I had to
walk! It was a Reunion to Remember.
Sincerely,
Cam Hilbert '46
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Mary "Esther" Brady Dehler '46 sends her regards to the Class. She says she
regrets she could not attend Reunion, as Framingham State College and her
classmates have been so good to her. She would appreciate anyone who would like
to tell her how Reunion Weekend was!
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Dear Framingham grads, especially 41ers,
Having moved full time to Florida I’m sure has added many years to our lives. We
do things slowly now but do get around locally. Our last trip north was two
years ago to our oldest daughter’s retirement party from teaching computer
science on Martha’s Vineyard. We are now in our mid-80s. My then-boyfriend (now
husband for 65 years) attended my Framingham graduation. Best wishes to my
classmates and all other Framingham grads. Life has been enriched because of my
Framingham training.
Sincerely,
Helen Pauline Milne Graves '41
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Wish my classmates the best!
Ruth O'Malley White '36
Alumni Perspectives are welcome. Submissions should be no more
than 500 words and can be e-mailed to development@frc.mass.edu or mailed to
Hilltop Happenings Perspectives, Office of Alumni Relations, Framingham State
College, 100 State St., Framingham, MA 01701. Submissions may be edited for
style, grammar, mechanics, content and length.
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June's
Highlight:
Great Skates - Any Familiar Faces Here?
A SKATERS' CHAIN,
APRIL 17, 1980. A group of students skates around campus. They are shown
on State Street in front of Crocker Hall. (From Framingham State College,
by Marc Kantrowitz and Marianne Larson)
Framingham State College has a rich history, steeped in
tradition. Do you have a piece of history to share? Let us know what you think
of this photo, or better yet, send us your own favorite Framingham State College
photo. E-mail pictures and/or responses to
development@frc.mass.edu, or mail
to: Alumni Relations, Att: Laura Lo, Framingham State College, 100 State St.,
Framingham, MA 01701. Please be sure to identify the people or action taking
place in your photo submission. Photos will be returned upon request. Responses
may be published in future editions of Hilltop Happenings.
Last Issue's Highlight:
May Day
POLE DANCING, 1948.
In the May Day pole dance, students hold a long ribbon-like cloth and
march in opposite directions, winding the cloth around the pole. The pole dance
is no longer performed, given way to other activities that students in later
years preferred. (From Framingham State College, by Marc Kantrowitz and
Marianne Larson)
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Flanagan Named President
Dr. Timothy J.
Flanagan, the provost and academic vice president of the State University of New
York at Brockport, has been named president of Framingham State College.
Flanagan, who
also worked as a consultant for the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education,
will replace Dr. Helen Heineman, who retired in December after six years at the
helm. Dr. Philip M. Dooher, vice president of enrollment services, will continue
to serve as interim president until Flanagan officially assumes the College's
top executive job on August 1. He becomes the College's 15th president
Flanagan became provost and vice
president for Academic Affairs at SUNY Brockport on July 1, 1998. As provost, he
was the chief academic officer, overseeing the academic development of the
campus and the allocation of resources within the college’s largest division.
Working with the deans of the campus schools, college senate leadership and
other vice presidents, he helped guide SUNY Brockport through a period of
substantial development. He was also a professor in the Department of Criminal
Justice.
Before joining SUNY Brockport,
Flanagan was on the faculties of Marshall University, SUNY Albany and Sam
Houston State University. For seven years, he was dean of the College of
Criminal Justice and director of the Criminal Justice Center at Sam Houston
State. He received the University of Cincinnati Award from the American
Probation and Parole Association in 1998 for "outstanding contribution to the
field of Corrections in the United States and Canada."
Flanagan is the editor or
co-editor of three anthologies and 15 reference volumes, and 40 journal and law
review articles about crime, justice and public policy. He was honored by the
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences with the Academy Fellow Award for
"distinguished teaching and scholarly achievement" and is a Distinguished
Alumnus of the Nelson A. Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy of the
State University of New York. He has served as the director of the Criminal
Justice Research Center (a non-profit research organization in New York) and as
consultant to numerous federal and state criminal justice agencies and higher
education institutions and organizations.
Flanagan is an alumnus of the
American Council of Education Fellows Program and the Harvard University
Institute of Educational Management. He has delivered invited lectures
throughout the United States, and at leading universities in Austria, Belgium,
China, Ireland, Mexico, Scotland and Australia. He maintains an active interest
in his research specialization centering on public opinion and public policy,
and in higher education.
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Commencement 2006
Framingham State
College held Commencement 2006 at the Village Green in Framingham Center on May
28. The Commencement Speaker was Peter Meade, executive vice president of Blue
Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts. Meade received an honorary degree in
recognition of his dedication to public service as well as the commitment that
Blue Cross and Blue Shield provides to education, especially its support of the
Tsongas Scholarship program. Honorary degrees also were awarded to Dr. Judith
Gilbride '66, president of the American Dietetic Association; Irwin Yanowitz
'81, principal and executive vice president of Bowdoin Construction Corp.; Grace
Corrigan '79, for her support of the McAuliffe Challenger Center programs; and
to Dr. Helen Heineman, president emerita, for her more than 30 years of service
to Framingham State College.
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9 Freshmen Honored as Tsongas Scholars
Nine Framingham State College freshmen were
among those honored as new Tsongas Scholars for 2005-2006 at a Scholarship
Luncheon at the State House on April 28:
Ashley Arpano, History
Mary Elizabeth Kularski, Early Childhood Education / Spanish
Michelle Lashua, History
Casey Lennon, Undeclared
Bethany McDonald, English
Taryne Murphy, Elementary Education / IDE
Lauren Pronovost, Undeclared
Jillian Sharpe, Modern Languages / Spanish
Michael Williams, Biology
Framingham State College had the largest
number of Tsongas Scholars among the nine state colleges.
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Faculty Publications
Dr. Charles Beck, Education
Department, has an article
titled "How Juggling Introduces Elementary Principles of Motion" in the spring
issue of Science and Children. The journal is published by the National
Science Teachers Association. The article is designed to introduce basic
physical principles of motion required to balance rotating objects.
Dr. Paul Cotter, Professor
Emeritus, Biology Department,
has an article titled "Natural Anti-Gal and Salmonella-Specific Antibodies in
Bile and Plasma of Hens Differing in Diet Efficiency" in the March issue of
Poultry Science. The article is co-authored by Ellen Van Eerden, a doctoral
candidate at Wagneingen University, The Netherlands, where Dr. Cotter was a
Visiting Professor 2004-2005. Dr. Cotter is now a Visiting Scientist at the
Alltech Biotechnology Center, Nicholasville, KY, and is collaborating with the
poultry scientists at the University of Kentucky in the area of nutrition and
immunity.
Professor Arlene Handschuch,
Fashion Design and Retailing,
has an article titled "1,000 Pieces: Some Assembly Required" in the May/June
2006 issue of Belle Armoire magazine. The article features the research,
design and techniques used to create an original wearable art apparel.
Drs. Thomas Koshy and Mohammad
Salmassi, Mathematics Department,
have an article titled "Cassini-like Formulas for Jacobsthal and Koshy
Polynomials" in the March 2006 issue of The Mathematical Gazette.
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Faculty Awards & Honors
Professor Robert Johnson, Jr., Communication Arts Department,
received the Hyde Park Arts Association's Best in Show Award for his black and
white photography at the 17th annual HPAA exhibit at Boston City Hall's Scollay
Square Gallery in April. The event showcased exceptional works from local
artists using oils, acrylic, watercolor, mixed media and photography. Mayor
Thomas Menino and City Councilor Rob Consalvo presented the award.
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Hit
the Books and the Beach This Summer
DGCE
offers accelerated classes
Accelerated five and eight week sessions begin May 30 and July 5, with classes
to fit any schedule - mornings, afternoons, evenings and online.
More than 50 online undergraduate and graduate classes in:
Business
Education
English
Geography
Government
Philosophy
Psychology
Sociology
... and more!
Visit
www.framingham.edu/dgce to find out how you can study anywhere your summer
plans take you.
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Framingham State College
Introduces Liberty Mutual Insurance Discount for Alumni
Framingham member benefits now include savings on auto and home insurance!
As
a Framingham State College Alumni Association member, you may qualify for a
special group discount* on your auto, home and renters insurance through
Group Savings Plus from Liberty Mutual. With Group Savings Plus, you’ll
also enjoy fast, easy round-the-clock claims service and a variety of discounts
including multi-car, multi-policy, safe-driver, passive restraints and
anti-theft device discounts*.
See
for yourself how much money you could save with Liberty Mutual compared with
your current insurance provider. Call 800-524-9400 or visit online at
www.libertymutual.com/lm/framinghamstate
*Group discounts,
other discounts, and credits are available where state laws and regulations
allow, and are not available in all states. Certain discounts apply to specific
coverages only. To the extent permitted by law, applicants are individually
underwritten; not all applicants may qualify. Coverage provided and underwritten
by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company and its affiliates, 175 Berkeley Street,
Boston, MA.
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Online Community - Helping You Build a Strong
Personal Network
Register today at
www.framingham.edu/alumni
You are just a few clicks away from finding people who could
help you find a new job, explore a career change, or find you the perfect job
candidate. Or maybe you just want to make new friends or find former classmates.
The Online Community is your connection. It's easy to use, free and accessible
only to Framingham State College alumni.
Features include:
CareerLink. Need a mentor? Interested in becoming
a mentor? This tool enables alumni to connect and help one another in the job
market.
Online Directory. A password-protected directory that
allows you to search for classmates and friends, as well as update your personal
profile.
Class Notes. Life is more fun when it is shared with
friends. Post pictures and update news about your family, career, interests and
experiences.
Permanent E-mail Forwarding Address. A permanent e-mail
address that will automatically forward messages from your Framingham State
College account to your current e-mail address.
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Moving? New Phone Number? New E-mail Address?
Be sure to call the Office of Alumni Relations at 508-626-4012 or
e-mail
development@frc.mass.edu
to ensure
your contact information is up to date.
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Alumni Directories on the Way
The 2006 Framingham State College Alumni Directory has been
officially released and shipment to alumni is under way. If you have not
received your copy, have billing inquiries or have questions regarding whether
directories still are available for purchase, please contact the Harris Connect
Customer Service Department at 800-877-6554 or inquiry@harrisconnect.com.
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Career Services
CareerLink, sponsored by the Office of Career
Services, is a new feature of the Alumni Online Community. Fellow alumni and
students can search the CareerLink database for alumni who have agreed to share
information about their jobs and career paths.
Are you using your FSC education in the field
of marketing, business, or economics? Current students and members of the
Business and Economics Club are interested in networking with real-life contacts
in the business world. Have some insight to share in the fashion industry? The
arts? Whatever your career specialty, if you are willing to share your
experience with an FSC student, please let us know by enrolling in CareerLink.
To enroll in CareerLink, visit
www.framingham.edu/alumni and
sign on or register to access the Online Community. Registration is easy and
free. Then, choose CareerLink from the menu for enrollment instructions.
Other features of the Online Community
include: a permanent e-mail address that will automatically forward messages
from your Framingham State College account to your current e-mail account; a
place to post pictures and update news about your family, career, interests and
experiences; and a password-protected directory that allows you to search for
classmates and friends, as well as update your personal profile.
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Loan Consolidation
Looking to
consolidate your college loans?
Click here for a great
rate!
The elimination of the Single Holder Rule now lets
Framingham State College graduates choose their consolidation
lender. Call 877-312-1555 or
click here for a great
rate.
Framingham State
College Credit Cards
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the credit cards that help support Framingham State College.
Designed especially for Framingham State College alumni by MBNA
America Bank, N.A., a Framingham
State College MasterCard and/or Framingham State College American
Express card are available to alumni. Both cards provide numerous benefits to the cardholder while also helping to support alumni and student programs at
no additional cost to you. For more information call, (800)
932-2775 for MasterCard; or (877) 805-8694 for American Express.
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Department of Graduate and Continuing Education
The Center for Lifelong Learners ...
where learning is a lifelong pursuit.
We all know the importance of exercising the mind as well as the body.
Framingham State College now offers a variety of educational programs to
sharpen your intellect and explore your interests. From a living history
presentation to digital photography workshops, you will find programs that
suit your active lifestyle, with weekday and weekend options. Most workshops
meet for a single, two-hour session on Saturdays.
Most classes cost
only $10.
Learning has never been so accessible
... or affordable!
(Click here for list of classes and schedules)
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