Students, alumni, and local community members are invited to audition for internationally recognized guest artist Monica Bill Barnes to take part in the upcoming Springfield College CommUnity Dance Concert. You […]
Experience Springfield College in the fall and spend a day on our beautiful campus engaging with members of our unique community! We strongly encourage you to attend the open house program for […]
Join the Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship for breakfast and conversation about hot topics in higher education! This event is open to all full time and adjunct […]
A group exhibition of local artists interpreting transitional space on both sides of a boundary without limitation to material, complexity, or concept within the liminal space, affording a dichotomy of […]
Join us at the Opening Reception for the Please Mind the Gap Art Exhibit at the William Blizard Gallery. This reception is open to the Springfield College community and the […]
Learn more about the Sport and Exercise Psychology Online degree at Springfield College by joining our Zoom Virtual Information Session
Learn more about the Sport and Exercise Psychology Online degree at Springfield College by joining our Zoom Virtual Information Session
College and University Teaching for Healthcare and Medical Professionals Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Information Session
This one-hour workshop is designed to empower educators with practical knowledge and strategies for using digital feedback effectively within the Brightspace learning management system. We will explore how digital feedback […]
What to Expect Meet with program faculty Talk with a graduate admissions recruiter Go over the application process Discuss financial aid with a representative Learn about scholarship and fellowship opportunities […]
The Pygmalion design in Jane Austen's Emma (1815) and in Autumn de Wilde’s Emma (2020) Presented by LeThuy Hoang, PhD Associate Professor of Modern Languages Despite the fact that she died in 1817, Jane Austen's novels continue to thrive in this world since the publication of the first novel in 1811. Emma was Austen’s fourth novel, which […]
