- About FSU
- Accessibility
- Accreditation
- Administration & Finance
- Board of Trustees
- Enrollment and Student Development
- Facilities and Capital Planning
- Human Resources
- Institutional Effectiveness
- News & Events
- Office of Institutional Assessment
- Office of Institutional Research
- Office of the President
- Transportation Services
- Administrative Offices
- Marketing and Communications
- Business Office
- Office of Grants & Sponsored Programs
- University Community Club
- Academics
- Colleges
- Academic Affairs
- Catalogs
- The Advising Center
- Center for Academic Success and Achievement (CASA)
- Continuing Education
- Browse Courses
- Continuing Education Degree Programs
- Undergraduate Certificates
- Non-Credit Courses
- Lifelong Learning Programs
- Continuing Professional Education
- English Language Programs
- Message from our Academic English Language Programs Director
- Course Information and Cost
- Register for Our Programs
- ELP Parking/Map
- Academic English Language Programs Calendar 2022-2023
- Community English Language Program Calendar 2022-2023
- International Student Information
- Meet our Faculty
- Meet our Staff
- Meet our Students
- Individualized Study Plans and Specialized Tutoring
- Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
- Refund Policy
- Campus Housing for English Language Students
- Academic Calendar
- Tuition and Fees
- Continuing Education Admissions
- Undergraduate Coordinators and Advisors
- Contact Our Staff
- Explore Programs
- Graduate Studies
- Henry Whittemore Library
- Office of the University Registrar
- Honors Program
- Commencement
- The FSU Difference
- Career Services and Employer Relations
- Centers & Institutes
- Center for Climate Change Education
- Center for Excellence in Learning, Teaching, Scholarship and Service
- Centers for Early Childhood Education
- Center for Global Education
- Center for Inclusive Excellence
- Center for Social Research
- Chris Walsh Center for Educators and Families of MetroWest
- Civic Engagement and Service Learning Center
- Entrepreneur Innovation Center
- Mancuso Humanities Workforce Preparation Center
- Inclusive Excellence
- Planetarium
- Study Abroad
- Arts & Ideas
- New Student and Family Programs
- FSU Environmentalism
- Meet Our Students and Faculty
- Modern Spaces
- Admissions & Aid
- Student Life
- Campus Events
- Clubs
- Counseling Center
- Health Center
- Information Technology Services
- Residence Life and Housing
- Dining
- Commuter Services
- Sexual Harassment & Assault Prevention & Education
- Student Development
- Student Services Center
- Wellness
- Student Involvement and Leadership Development (SILD)
- University Police
- Veteran Services
- Office of Community Standards
- Health & Wellness
- Search
- Roles
- La experiencia universitaria a mi manera
- A experiência universitária do meu jeito

Bridgette Sheridan
Professor, History Department
Bridgette Sheridan
Framingham State History Professor Bridgette Sheridan was honored during the Spring 2016 Commencement ceremony with the Distinguished Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching.
Dr. Sheridan, who has been teaching in the History Department since 2006, was applauded for the ease, humor, and intelligence she employs when introducing students to the craft of history. Students credit her with providing them with the courage to participate more actively in class and with encouraging them to pursue fields related to history. She specializes in the areas of gender history, the history of science, history of sexuality and early modern France. She regularly draws students into her work, actively promoting student scholarship and discovery, and helping engage them in a specific topic of interest.
Dr. Sheridan co-founded the Gender Interest Group in 2008 to expose students to co-curricular intellectual engagement through workshops, speakers and engaging events. She has been faculty advisor to the student History Club since 2009. For several years, she also served as co-faculty advisor to the Phi Alpha Theta History Honors Society. From 2004 to 2007, Dr. Sheridan was a Visiting Scholar in the Women’s Studies Research Center at Brandeis University. She has a master’s degree and PhD in History from Boston College.