William James College to Participate in Community Action Partners

William James College, a leader in educating the next generation of mental health professionals to support the growing and diverse needs of the mental health workforce, announced it has been selected to participate in the Harvard Business School Association of Boston’s Community Action Partners (CAP) Program.

Through the CAP program, Harvard Business School and Kennedy School alumni will provide pro bono assistance to optimize the organizational structure of William James College and leverage opportunities to partner with local organizations.

“CAP will make a great difference in helping us increase enrollment, diversity within our student population, and partner with like-minded organizations,” said Dr. Nicholas Covino, President of William James College. “These achievements will undoubtedly further our efforts to meet the evolving mental health needs of society and will help us leave a greater impact on the Greater Boston community.”

The volunteers offer a powerful blend of business expertise and passion for making a difference in the community. CAP projects result in significant impact for nonprofit clients and are a uniquely rewarding volunteer experience for alumni.

“We are very pleased to work with William James College this year,” said Amelia Angella, Executive Director of Community Action Partners. “William James College is doing critical work for the greater Boston community. The nature of its mission and social impact make the school a very attractive partner for our alumni volunteer teams.”

To learn more the CAP program, visit http://cap-hbsab.org/, and to learn more about William James College, visit www.williamjames.edu/.