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Meeting New Demands with New Offerings: Gordon Launches 30 Academic Programs
Gordon College introduces new and reimagined academic programs for in-demand areas of science, business, psychology, communication and more. These programs will begin in the fall of 2023.
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Amplifying The Voices of Those Who Can’t Speak
The month of March brings awareness to those without speech, sight and other abilities that make it easier to interact in our world. Meet Gordon alumni Samuel Sennott ’04, co-creator of the transformative assistive technology software Proloquo2go.
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What has faith to do with immigration?
Dr. Ruth Melkonian Hoover, professor of political science, explores the intersection of faith and immigration.
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What has faith to do with entrepreneurship?
Dr. Jeffrey Stevenson, director of the center for entrepreneurial leadership, explores the intersection of faith and entrepreneurship.
Gina Kulig Bradley ’01: Financial Services
A political science major at Gordon, Gina Bradley earned a law degree and then embarked on a career in the finance industry. She currently is chief operating officer, general counsel, and a principal of The Colony Group, a… Read More
Inaugural Malcolm Reid Lecture
Faith Seeking Understanding lecture series announces Oliver O’Donovan (University of Edinburgh) as keynote speaker for the Inaugural Malcolm Reid Lecture at Gordon College.
Generation to Generation: 125 Years of Gordon College
On the 125-year anniversary of Gordon’s first day of classes, theologian and author Dr. Os Guinness issued a stirring charge.
Theo Nicolakis ’93: Chief Information Officer
Question he’s most often asked: “Have you abandoned the Red Sox and become a Yankees fan?” Answer: “O ye of little faith.” As the chief information officer for the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, Theo Nicolakis is responsible… Read More
Sean Lovell ’07: Statistician
Sean Lovell and his wife, Duyen, began their overseas adventure on day one: their wedding day in Vietnam. After time at USC, where Sean earned a master’s degree in economics, and three years in New York, where he… Read More