Woods College Eagle
The WCAS Eagle is a newsletter intended to provide you with the most up to date and important information from the Woods College.
January 2017
Preview Opening Invitation for exhibition 
Rafael Soriano:  
The Artist as Mystic

Woods College  students
are invited to a Preview Opening of the next exhibition at McMullen Museum of Art, on Cuban artist Rafael Soriano.

RSVP: artmusm@bc.edu  or by clicking 
here.

Graduating this May?

Please complete the  Intent to Graduate Form
 by  February 8th . 
Thomas Hart 
Student Spotlight

Thomas Hart 
BA in Political Science '17 
Finance and Management Certificate Candidate; Westford Academy, Class of 2013

"Many of my family members have attended BC through the years. My mother has worke d in Dev elopment for BC since 2005. Today, my sister and I both attend  the Woods College. It has provided me with wonderful opportunities to learn from great professors and collaborate with engaged students.

The knowledge and experiences gained from my days at Boston College  will be the foundation for my career  and life in the future. I want to thank Father Burns, my professors, and classmates, for making this a great chapter in my life." 
Professor Ted Murphy
Faculty Highlights

Woods College Faculty are continually contributing to their fields through research, publications and presentations.  We are proud of our faculty and their accomplishments:  

Author T.M. Murphy (English) will present his informative and humorous talk about transitioning from struggling in school to discovering the joys of creative expression in a Creative Writing Workshop, part of a schedule of events during school vacation week at the Lenox Hotel.  Following the talk, T.M. will conduct a writer's workshop during which the kids will use their i maginations to create suspenseful scenes inspired by a story starter. 
Learn more about the Boston College Women's Center

" The Women's Center (WC) was founded in 1973 to support, educate, and empower students of all genders in an inclusive and welcoming space. Valuing personal agency and strong community, our staff works to engage Boston College students through mentoring programs, events and conversations that cultivate leadership, authentic relationships, and awareness of intersectional social justice issues."

The Women's Center is open to all students, faculty, and staff, and offers a comfortable atmosphere to seek information, to participate in programming, and to find peer support. It is located in Maloney 441 and is open from  10:00 am to 4:00 p.m.each weekday throughout the academic year. For more information, call 617-552-3489 or 
e-mail women@bc.edu
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