High school students who are interested in the exciting profession of sports broadcasting will certainly benefit from some hands-on experience in the field, making the Dean College summer sports broadcasting programs worthwhile. This program gives budding sports broadcasters plenty of opportunities to learn new skills and experience everything the field has to offer. Read on to learn more.
If you are a high school student interested in sports broadcasting, sport management or forensics, you can get a real taste of the total college experience by attending one of our pre-college summer programs! These programs have endless benefits, which include making new friends, gaining valuable college life skills, and experiencing first-hand the workload of a potential future career field. Read on to learn more.
Dean College pre-college summer programs are designed to give high school students a taste of college life while also preparing them for what a general course load entails at the college level. Read on to learn more about our forensics, sports broadcasting, and sport management pre-college summer programs.
Dean College was proud to welcome Alyce Pagliarini as our latest speaker in the Leadership in Action Series.
March marks Women’s History Month, which commemorates and encourages the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in American history. Women’s history is interwoven in our curriculum at Dean College. Read on for a few standout courses Dean offers that focus on important women in U.S. history.
First year student Nicalas Fernandes ’23, a member of the Cape Verde Olympic Taekwondo Team, recently competed at the African Olympic Qualification Tournament for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. While he didn’t qualify, there is still a chance for him to be chosen as a wild card entry. Read on to learn more about his journey.
February 29 is leap day, a date that usually occurs every four years. What will you decide to do with your day? Read on for 5 ways to make the most of the extra 24 hours.
Did you catch a showing of Little Women at the movie theater? This past fall famous faces like Meryl Streep, Saoirse Ronan and Emma Watson were spotted in the Boston area. Since many of the scenes were shot locally, Assistant Professor of Dance Studies Stephen Ursprung was cast as a principal dancer in the film! Read on for his experience.
Looking to join a dance team on campus? Loose Screws may be for you! In 2014, Frankie Soldevere ‘16 had the idea to form a new dance and performance tap group. Today the tap-based group has 13 members and focuses on peer learning and performing.
The Dean College School of the Arts is now playing La Bête/The Beast. The performance will run February 20-23. La Bête, translates as “the beast” or “the fool” in French, and this comedy—inspired by French playwright Molière—centers on the dueling temperaments within a court theatre troupe and its royal patrons.
