Suffolk Arts+Sciences mag

Are you a Suffolk Arts & Sciences student involved in a Service Learning project? Are you volunteering for a local organization or business? Are you an activist working to advance a cause or improve a condition in the greater Boston area? If so, we’d like to hear from you.

Or maybe you’re a faculty member or advisor and you know of students who are hard at work in the community. We’d like to hear from you, too.

We have pages in the next issue of the magazine dedicated to students who dedicate themselves to others as part of their educational experience at Suffolk. We’d like to talk to these students and include them in a photo essay illustrating service learning and community involvement.

If you’re interested in participating, or if you have someone to suggest, please leave your ideas as comments or email us at casnews@suffolk.edu during the month of February. Thanks!

Hello! Suffolk Arts+Sciences magazine was very well received when it was launched in July of 2007. To read the premier issue, click here.

Work on the second issue is underway, with feature stories about Alternative Winter Break, Athletic Director Jim Nelson, Brockton High School teacher Greg Hazelwood, and more.

As always, we welcome your ideas and feedback. Do you know of a College of Arts and Sciences graduate who is doing interesting and “good work” somewhere? If so, please let us know, either by posting a comment or sending an email to casnews@suffolk.edu. We’ll need your suggestions by January 25, 2008 to be considered for the 2008 issue.

Thanks for your interest and support!