Simmons University faculty member is senior author of paper outlining the urgent need for universal, frequent rapid COVID-19
Preeminent Women’s Leadership Conference to Showcase “Resilience and Authenticity” of Inspiring Leaders During Ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic
A fundraiser to support COVID-19 hunger relief in MA with online events on Sunday, May 2
Assistant Professor John Young to lead project to advance knowledge about limb generation processes in frogs
The public health programs at Simmons prepare students to work toward achieving health equity at the local, national and global levels
Support from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation enables Simmons to boost efforts to provide accessible and accurate information about COVID-19
Online DSW program enables students to pursue diverse clinical social work careers by focusing on leadership, clinical practice and teaching
CompleteDegree@Simmons provides adult women learners with the opportunity to earn degrees in high-demand programs
Council will advance Simmons’ mission of inclusive excellence and provide a framework to address issues of racial and social justice
Allen will read an excerpt from her YA novel during a virtual reception hosted by the Associates of the Boston Public Library on October 8
Simmons’ center for innovation, education, training & research in behavioral health receives award from the Council on Social Work Education
Head to The Fenway on August 28th for the first Fenway Friday with FoMu!
Annual Re-Imagined Impact Breakfast featuring Governor Deval Patrick is Tuesday, Oct.6
National Association of Black Social Workers recognizes Dr. Johnnie Hamilton-Mason with Distinguished Educator of the Year award
Simmons students who created 'Learned from our Neighbors' exhibit will discuss its making and highlight stories from Boston West End history
Four Mass. human services agencies commission study to analyze career needs of workers who are foreign-born and people of color
Simmons Assistant Professor Kate Walker to participate in webinar that helps participants better identify and treat malnutrition
Celebrate the everyday legends in Boston.
Hundreds of students and their families participated in commencement ceremony that featured remarks from U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley
UNO’s is matching every $10 Pay-it-Forward Pizza purchased one-for-one, to help feed those who need it most during these challenging times.
Grant to increase number of social workers who can deliver high-quality care to underserved populations dealing with substance use disorders
Award named in honor of Simmons University President will recognize women leaders who demonstrate commitment, compassion and vision
Virtual training offers information about the latest trends, technologies and best practices in the growing field of telebehavioral health
Virtual Birthday Parties with At-Home Make-Your-Own Pizza Kits Available Now for Pick-Up or Touchless Curbside Take-Out
Boston-based energy company supports health care workers by donating 2,000 gloves and 1,000 protection masks
Bank is directing more than $5 million to support community relief across service area
Event allows participants to make women’s history more visible on the internet by writing and editing female activist Wikipedia entries
Virtual panel discussion will offer social work educators tips for utilizing digital resources to enhance teaching and practice
Dr. Marie desJardins recognized for her leadership and contributions in the field of artificial intelligence education and diversity
Dr. Wooten will succeed Helen G. Drinan, who ends her term in June after serving as Simmons’ president for the past 12 years.
Associate Professor Tamara Cadet advancing efforts to develop health decision support interventions for older adults
Simmons to honor trailblazing journalist with postage stamp unveiling and a ‘Reasons to Write’ postcard writing session
PYD participates in global movement for support from donors
Partners for Youth with Disabilities presents the 2019 Mentor of the Year award to Amy Patterson, who has been a mentor for three years.
18th Annual Celebration for Boston-based Mentoring Program
Introducing our valued members
Mohammed Al-Noor, a volunteer at the Haynes Early Education Center in Roxbury, shares his first-year mentoring story.
Jaylah spoke with education nonprofit Boston Partners in Education to share her unique perspective on their mentoring program.
Local education nonprofit, Boston Partners in Education, recognized the school at its annual AMP Awards
Tom O'Brien shares why education is important to him and why he feels the HYM Investment Group has a responsibility to support BPS students.