Archive for April, 2010

Colleen Michaels’ Poem Published in Mom Egg

Thursday, April 29th, 2010

Faculty member Colleen Michaels’ poem “Jet Boat Style” has been published in the 2010 Mom Egg, a collection of writing by and for mothers. The 2010
edition has the theme of “lessons,” and her poem describes her daughter’s swimming lessons at the local YMCA. To celebrate the launch of the book, she was invited to read with 20 other poets and writers from across the country at the Cornelia Street Cafe in NYC.

Colleen will be reading locally this Friday, April 30th, at the Readers and Writers Guild of Hamilton, MA. She will be sharing the stage with another Beverly poet, January O’Neil. The reading begins at 7:30 pm, Christ Church, Hamilton, MA.

Masako Kamiya in Boston Globe

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010

Please read the Boston Globe review of “Masako Kamiya: Outspoken’’ at the Danforth Museum.

Montserrat Interns at Meridian Associates

Wednesday, April 28th, 2010
From left: Meridian interns Zarah Cinarli (pictured with "portrait" of Meridian's wind turbine), Hyun-Ah Jang and Erica Allard.

From left: Meridian interns Zarah Cinarli (pictured with "portrait" of Meridian's wind turbine), Hyun-Ah Jang and Erica Allard.

This semester junior graphic design student Zarah Cinarli, senior photography student Hyun-Ah Jang and senior illustration student Erica Allard are completing their required internships with Meridian Associates in Beverly. The interns designed company newsletters featuring information about the company, Earth Day awareness and Meridian’s work in sustainability. The trio has also designed brochures, developed public presentations and attended trade shows in Boston. Some of their artwork features the hazardous health and environmental consequences of e-waste sent to third world countries. Additionally, Cinarli painted a “portrait” of Meridian’s wind turbine for the company’s new office space. Meridian’s Don Bowen explains his philosophy about working with interns: “It is important to assist with the nurturing of students and helping them to [thrive] in the marketplace. I am certain that Montserrat has cultivated and nourished their creativity and confidence. It is my intention to help them focus on their place in society and to understand business operations.”

Impact of Higher Education on the Workforce and Economy

Wednesday, April 7th, 2010

President Steve Immerman was one of seven North Shore college presidents to speak today about the impact of higher education on the workforce and economy of the region to the North Shore Chamber of Commerce at a breakfast meeting at the Hawthorne Hotel.

From left are President Immerman, Lee Dellicker, Chair of the Montserrat College of Art Board of Trustees and President of Windover Construction, and Jo Broderick, Dean of College Relations and Special Assistant to the President at Montserrat.

From left are President Immerman, Lee Dellicker, Chair of the Montserrat College of Art Board of Trustees and President of Windover Construction, and Jo Broderick, Dean of College Relations and Special Assistant to the President at Montserrat.