Many high schoolers think that traveling out of state for school is the best option. They see it as expanding their horizons and getting to be an adult on their own terms. While both of those things are true, there are many reasons for staying in the great state of Massachusetts as well. Read on to learn more.
Do you enjoy sports to the point that you want to shape what a professional team does off of the field and have an effect on how the team is viewed? Do you attend off-season events at the stadium and wish you had a hand in planning them? If so, then getting a degree in sports marketing might be your best option. Read on to learn more.
Attending college near Boston, Massachusetts should be on every high schoolers list of potential college locations. Filled with plenty of things to do, this city has a lot going for it. If you’re wondering what the many benefits of living and studying near Boston are, read on to learn more.
In order to get hired as a sports broadcaster, you first need to create a portfolio. This portfolio should consist of numerous clips that display your abilities and talent as a sports broadcaster. Thanks to modern technology, you can place your portfolio online and include a link to your portfolio on your resume. How can you build up your portfolio in order to attract attention? Read on to learn more.
Getting into sports broadcasting requires a lot of hands-on experience, as well as plenty of knowledge about the chosen sports that you want to follow as a professional. In addition, many people choose to get a college degree in the field, which provides them with plenty of extra knowledge in things like media ethics. The real question is: how do you choose the right sports broadcasting college? Read on to learn more.
Want to work in sports marketing? This specialized field can be a bit tricky to get into, but it is possible once you know how. It comes down to a number of things, including who you know, hands-on experience, classroom instruction, and taking the time to master the right skills. Read on to learn more.
Every week, we’re showcasing our graduating students as they prepare to say goodbye to Dean. On each #TransformationTuesday, you’ll get a before and after look at where they started vs. where they are now. Next up is Zion Hall '23, a Theatre major with a concentration in Musical Theatre. Read on to learn more.
The 2022-23 performance season comes to a close this weekend with Dance Company, opening tonight and running through Sunday, April 30, 2023! Read on to learn more about the showcase.
Every week, we’re showcasing our graduating students as they prepare to say goodbye to Dean. On each #TransformationTuesday, you’ll get a before and after look at where they started vs. where they are now. Next up is Mellissa Healey '23 who is getting her bachelor’s degree in Dance and an associate degree in Sport Management. Read on to learn more.
Creating a performance from the ground up, our talented senior dance students will share their choreography, performance, and production expertise in the annual Dance Senior Showcase on Friday, April 21 and Saturday, April 22, 2023. One of those senior choreographers is Hayley White ’23, a double major in Dance and Health Science, who gave us a look inside her creative process. Read on to learn more.
