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Dr. Liza Abraham on the Benefits of Green Chemistry in Education and Industry
Dr. Liza Abraham, associate professor of chemistry, is on a mission to help higher education focus on green chemistry that is greener and safer, empowering students to create a positive impact on the world.
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Celebrating Christmas at Gordon: Tree Lighting, Gala and Marketplace Magic
On December 6–7 the Gordon College community and visitors from around the North Shore gathered for a festive time of celebrations at Christmas at Gordon.
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Answering the Call: George Barclay’s (’79B) Journey in Ministry and Community Leadership
George Barclay ’79B has served in ministry his entire career in the northeast and spent the last 30 years at Norwood Baptist Church in Warwick, RI. We sat down with him to ask about his career and trends in the American church.
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Faith, Conservation and Penguins: Allie Cook’s ’25 Internship at the New England Aquarium
Allie Cook ’25 worked as an intern in the African penguin exhibit at the New England Aquarium last summer caring for penguins and educating visitors on how they can contribute to the preservation of God’s creation.
Inside BNY Mellon: Florecita Carías Mejía ’08 on Succeeding in Global Finance
Florecita Carías Mejía ’08 is now senior vice president of custody client services at BNY Mellon. We sat down with her to ask about her career and being a Hispanic woman in the finance industry.
Women in Law Enforcement: Meredith Kercher ’19 on Leading with Empathy
Meredith Kercher ’19, the only female campus police officer at Gordon College, talks about what life is like as a woman and a Christian in law enforcement.
How National Book Award Winner Julia Glass Found Her Path to Publishing Books
Acclaimed novelist Julia Glass came to Gordon on October 24 as the first guest in this year’s Princemere Writers series to read from her latest novel, Vigil Harbor, and answer questions about her path to publishing and career in writing.
New Tech in Neuroscience: Hannah Gallagher ’24’s Brain Scan Research
Hannah Gallagher ’24 (psychology) had the opportunity to work with data on mental rotation during her internship at the Boys Town National Research Hospital (BTNRH) in Nebraska last summer conducting research using the latest neuroscience technology to discover how the brain functions differently in healthy and unhealthy people.
Partnerships for Progress: Herschend School and Local Schools Team Up for Literacy
This past summer the Herschend School of Education was a recipient of a Massachusetts Department of Elementary Secondary Education (DESE) grant that formed an Early Literacy Consortium to tutor children on the North Shore who were struggling with reading.