A desire to lend a helping hand took seven groups of Suffolk students to Alternative Spring Break (ASB) locations across the country, where they helped build homes, worked with an environmental organization, and addressed LGBTQ+ issues. The Center for Community Engagement has sponsored the life and community changing ASB service-learning program for 17 years.
The newly elected president and vice president ofSuffolk’s Student Government Associationare international students, a first for the University. Daniel Gazzani, Class of 2018, who came to Suffolk from Venezuela, is the first international studentto be elected to the SGA’s top spot.
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Suffolk Journal, best known for reporting the news, is now making headlines of its own. The University’s weekly student publication was recognized as one of the finest all-around collegiate newspapers nationwide by the
College Media Association.
My name is Rachel Barouch and for the past three years, I have served as a Suffolk University Peer-Health Educator (SUPER). As a SUPER, I serve as an on-campus wellness resource for students, providing info. and tools regarding various health-related topics.
Through my participation in the SUPER program, I have improved my public speaking, sharpened my leadership style, and developed time management skills, and an increased knowledge about personal wellness.
In a marriage of the creative and the practical, senior business students organized a campus-wide display of work created by campus artists, with an Art Week opening reception hosted in a Sawyer Business School space.
This interdisciplinary collaboration, now in its fourth year, teaches art students the business aspect of bringing their creations to the public and gives business students exposure to project management.
The Suffolk University Madrid Campus offers a unique summer program for undergraduate students. The program, late May through late June, allows students to take one or two courses while experiencing the city of Madrid and Spanish lifestyle.
