The Springfield College Office of Alumni Relations hosted Reunion Weekend 2022 from June 9-12 on Alden Street. Check out the following photo galleries below from a weekend of fun, memories, and living our Humanics philosophy! Friday, June 10, 2022 Springfield College Wellness Institute Clinic and…
The Springfield College Department of Biology and Chemistry presented the 23rd annual Britton C. and Lucille McCabe Lecture featuring Mark S. Tisa ’79, MBA, PhD, on April 13, 2022 in the Appleton Auditorium in the Fuller Arts Center. Tisa returned to the campus to discuss the key…
Photo Gallery… The Springfield College Department of Physical Therapy hosted its 25th annual Greene Memorial Lecture on Thursday, April 7, featuring Terry Ellis ’87, G’88, PT, PhD, FAPTA. Ellis featured her work and research as an associate professor and chair of the Department of Physical Therapy and Athletic…
The editors from the New York Times called him a ”Pacesetter Among Blacks in Academia.” Born in New Jersey, Harold Amos ‘41, PhD, attended school in a two-room segregated schoolhouse in Pennsauken, N. J., but went on to become a microbiologist at Harvard Medical School,…
Roscoe C. Brown Jr. ’43 PhD, was born in Washington, D.C., on March 9, 1922. The younger of two children, Brown’s father worked as a public health specialist and his mother as a teacher. Brown served as the valedictorian and treasurer of his 1943 graduating…
In 2006, when I was studying at New Hampton School, I was approached by Coach Katie Hawke about the opportunity to attend Springfield College and play women’s lacrosse. After my visit to the campus and learning about the Humanics philosophy that Springfield College embodied, I…
Meet Marvelous Marcus, the most marvelous child you will ever know. Marcus's imagination is like no other and it is out of this world. He will take you from watching TV in the living room to sailing the high seas as a fierce pirate, but…
An Olympic athlete, a doctor specializing in infectious diseases, a paratrooper in the US army, an LGBTQ activist. Tom Waddell ’59 was many things, including the founder of the Gay Games.
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