BHCC Magazine -Spring 2020

In This Issue

Features

1 The Interview:
President Eddinger discusses inclusivity and community engagement in the arts with Gardner Museum’s Peggy Fogelman
14 Vital Signs:
Nursing faculty revive pulse of BHCC Nurse Education Program
20 Integrating Arts, Equity and Community through Teaching and Learning:
Learning Communities Institute encourages expression across cultures.

Additional Resources

Campus News

BHCC Offers First Ever Winter Session

Boston’s Commissioner of Veterans’ Services Visits BHCC’s Veterans Center

Amazon Small Business Academy at BHCC

Facebook Partners with BHCC to Offer Digital Marketing Course

Culinary Maverick Elle Simone Scott shares legacy recipes with Culinary Arts students

Bunker Hill Community College Wins Big at Regional Marketing Conference

DISH Food Pantry Opens at BHCC

BHCC Participates in Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week

Featured Stories

President Eddinger discusses inclusivity and community engagement in the arts with Gardner Museum’s Peggy Fogelman

The Interview

President Eddinger discusses inclusivity and community engagement in the arts with Gardner Museum’s Peggy Fogelman
Nursing Article Banner - Students checking for pulse on a patient manikin

Vital Signs

Nursing faculty revive pulse of BHCC Nurse Education Program
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Integrating Arts, Equity and Community through Teaching and Learning

Learning Communities Institute encourages expression across cultures

Web Extras

Partnerships with Amazon and Facebook Empower Small Business Owners

New partnerships with Amazon Small Business Academy and Facebook Community Boston help small business owners grown their business online and launch digital marketing Campaigns. Learn more about Corporate Learning & Professional Development opportunities offered through BHCC’s Division of Workforce and Economic Development.

TRIO Program Offers Student Support Services

BHCC’s TRIO Student Success program provides a strong, supportive community learning environment to students who have demonstrated an academic need and are first generation college students, meet federal income guidelines, or have a documented disability.

NCMPR awards BHCC Nine Medallions for Marketing Communications

BHCC’s Integrated Marketing and Communications (IMC) division brought home nine awards from the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) 2019 District 1 Conference. View the College’s award-winning work.

Transforming to Advance Equity

BHCC prepares for 10-year accreditation by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE) by completing Self Study.

BHCC is here for you with remote summer classes

Summer sessions start June 1st and July 13. Register now.

A Message from the President

President Eddinger on the College’s response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

President Eddinger and Peggy Fogelman on Gardner Ambassador Program

President Eddinger sits down with Peggy Fogelman of the Isabella Steward Gardner Museum, to explore their roles in engaging young, local audiences with the arts and share details on a rewarding new program that embeds students in paid internship positions across the museum and gallery spaces.

Program Spotlight: Nurse Education

Prepare for a career as a Registered Nurse. BHCC’s Nurse Education associate degree program prepares students to take the NCLEX-RN exam.

Film: Maddu Huacuja’s Master Work

Watch Filmmakers Luz Valdez Rivera and Oldren Romero film on Huacuja’s master work from Open the Way exhibition.

Arts & Culture

Image of Wen-ti Tsen’s multimedia exhibition “Hometown: Representing Boston’s Chinatown as a Place of People – Then and Now

Hometown

Wen-ti Tsen’s multimedia exhibition “Hometown: Representing Boston’s Chinatown as a Place of People – Then and Now
Obama-era U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy spoke to students on the importance of innovation and community-based solutions in solving climate change

Gina McCarthy on Climate Change

Obama-era U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy spoke to students on the importance of innovation and community-based solutions in solving climate change.
BHCC ‘s Hispanic Heritage month celebration brought a series of art exhibitions, discussions, and live performances centered on the theme of The Power of Our Latinx Voices.

The Power of Our Latinx Voices

BHCC ‘s Hispanic Heritage month celebration brought a series of art exhibitions, discussions, and live performances centered on the theme of The Power of Our Latinx Voices.
Mexican-American artist Maddu Huacuja’s exhibition Open the Way dispels the myths and misperceptions about migrants through a series of paintings and drawings that inspire meditation on movement, life, migration and the journey of life to death.

Open the Way

Mexican-American artist Maddu Huacuja’s exhibition Open the Way dispels the myths and misperceptions about migrants through a series of paintings and drawings that inspire meditation on movement, life, migration and the journey of life to death.
John’s Munson brings BHCC community on a photographic journey celebrating the places, people and cultural wealth of the photographer’s childhood in Morocco.

Morocco – Returning to the Motherland

John’s Munson brings BHCC community on a photographic journey celebrating the places, people and cultural wealth of the photographer’s childhood in Morocco.
Dominican-born poet and educator Rhina P. Espaillat has fostered creative and collective dialogue about the place of poetry in academia across disciplines and advanced the cause of cultural exchanges through a series of multilingual readings and workshops on the process of translation.

Distinguished Artist Scholar in Residence Program: Rhina P. Espaillat

Dominican-born poet and educator Rhina P. Espaillat has fostered creative and collective dialogue about the place of poetry in academia across disciplines and advanced the cause of cultural exchanges through a series of multilingual readings and workshops on the process of translation.

Past Issues

Magazine Cover

Spring-Summer 2019

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BHCC Magazine Winter 2019 Cover

Fall-Winter 2019

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Spring 2018

By BHCC Magazine

Bunker Hill Community College Magazine Spring 2017 Cover. Cover Story: Food for Thought. Building a hunger team on campus. Also in this Issue: President Eddinger interviews President and CEO of the Boston Foundation Paul Grogan.

Spring 2017

By BHCC Magazine

Fall 2015 Magazine Cover

Fall 2015

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