News

• NAHN Scholarships Fuel Passion for Nursing

  Published on Thursday, November 12, 2020 as a News Story

  Nathalie Mojica ’22 and Deviyana Rivera ’23 share a commitment to providing equitable healthcare for all populations, especially minority communities. Read more

  

• Jill Perry ’21, MBA ’22

  Published on Friday, November 6, 2020 as a Student Story

  Happiness Connoisseur Event planning is a notoriously high-pressure industry. From weddings and proms to fundraisers and seminars, getting all of the details right is a delicate balance. For Jill Perry ’21, MBA ’22, nothing is more exciting than being the mastermind behind a well-executed event. Read more

  

• Casandra Gore, MAT ’18

  Published on Monday, October 26, 2020 as a Student Story

  By the time she entered middle school, Casandra Gore, MAT ’18, had already caught the “science bug.” Read more

  

• Madison Rosado ’22

  Published on Monday, October 19, 2020 as a Student Story

  Lost in a Book Inhabiting the emotions and thoughts of others—even across centuries—is what drew Madison Rosado ’22 to creative writing.  Read more

  

• One People, One House: Goodwill, hope emerge in Elms’ urban education effort

  Published on Thursday, October 15, 2020 as a Blog Post

  This column was part of The Republican’s series, One People, One House, and was published in The Republican on September 13, 2020. Read more

• Joshua Clark, M.Ed. ’19

  Published on Tuesday, October 13, 2020 as a Student Story

  A Modern Polymath Social studies teacher. Political consultant. Honorary deputy sheriff…These are just a few of the caps that Joshua Clark, M.Ed. ’19 wears on a daily basis. Read more

  

• Julian Brosi ’21

  Published on Monday, October 5, 2020 as a Student Story

  Historian in Training Studying history has taught Julian Brosi ’21 to narrow in on the smallest of details. Whether he is reading about post-WWII Europe or thinking about philosophy, Julian is constantly thinking about how the past can influence the future. Read more

  

• Marisa Lombardi ’21

  Published on Monday, September 28, 2020 as a Student Story

  Surpassing Expectations For Marisa Lombardi ’21, self-confidence is the building block of success.  Read more

  

• Madison Zigmont ’21

  Published on Friday, September 18, 2020 as a Student Story

  Nursing as a Lifestyle For nursing major Madison Zigmont ’21, the act of healing is a gift for both patient and provider.“You’re constantly thinking about how you can improve others’ lives while simultaneously becoming a better version of yourself,” said the Hatfield, MA, local. “It’s like a lifestyle, rather than just a job.” Read more

  

• Tracey Aloisio ’14

  Published on Wednesday, September 16, 2020 as a Student Story

  Sounds of Silence? In the United States, 48 million Americans suffer from hearing loss. For clinical audiologists like Tracey Aloisio ’14, restoring a patient’s ability to hear — or teaching them about alternative ways to communicate — is seen as an opportunity, rather than an obstacle. Read more