MCLA Offers Health Sciences Degree With Concentration in Radiologic TechThe program has been approved through the MCLA governance process and the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology, and students completing the degree are eligible to sit for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Radiography examination. MCLA Spring Theatre Season Kicks Off With 'Topdog/Underdog'"Topdog/Underdog" opens on Friday, March 6, with additional shows on March 7, 10, 11, and 12. All performances begin at 8 p.m. There will be additional matinee performances at 2 p.m. on March 7 and 8. A talk-back with Creech and the cast will be held after the March 8 matinee performance. General admission tickets are $15. Main Street in North Adams Filled With Art in the New YearNew work from local artists, one Mass MoCA artist in residence, two MCLA alumni and eight MCLA students has been placed in storefront windows along Main Street. Climate Change Expert: Keep Heat on Banks, InsurersA leading expert on climate change Thursday told a packed house that while big oil is an enemy, it is not the only one. Nine MCLA Students Attend the 2019 COPLAC Conference at Keene State CollegeThe students traveled to Keene State College on Friday, Nov. 8, and Saturday, Nov. 9, with MCLA professors Dr. Jenna Grace Sciuto, associate professor of English and chair of undergraduate research, and Dr. Anna Jaysane-Darr, assistant professor of anthropology and associate chair of undergraduate research. MCLA Alumni Association Announces 2019 AwardsMore than 60 alumni and friends of the college gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of the 2019 alumni honorees, and remarks were given by MCLA President James F. Birge, MCLA Board of Trustees Chair Denise Marshall '81, and Alumni Association Board of Directors President Dan Summers II '07. MCLA's Berkshire Cultural Resource Center Names New DirectorAs director, she will assume oversight of MCLA's public art spaces and programs, including MCLA's Gallery 51, its performing arts program, MCLA Presents!, and its four-month summer arts festival, DownStreet Art. MCLA Enters 125th Year With Calls for CollegialityMassachusetts College of Liberal Arts is hoping to enter an era of "good feelings" this semester, with a goal that the college community should treat each other better. Congressman Neal Stresses Free Speech at MCLA CommencementU.S. Rep. Richard Neal urged the new graduates of Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts to not only hear, but to listen and not to be afraid of encountering alternative opinions. Congressman Neal to Speak at MCLA 120th CommencementIn addition, Richard Alcombright, mayor of North Adams for four terms, will receive an honorary doctor of public service degree; and Shirley Edgerton, director of Youth Alive Inc., and cultural proficiency coach for Pittsfield Public Schools, will receive an honorary doctor of humane letters degree. North Adams Elementary Students Get College ExperienceAlthough it was spring break and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Students were off last week, class was in session in Venable Hall. MCLA Expands Pittsfield Presence With New LocationMichael Steben earned an associates degree from BCC and then built a career as an IT person. He worked his way up in the industry and he got offered a leadership position, heading the IT Department for the city of Pittsfield. It didn't take him long to realize that he needed to learn more beyond just technology. |