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Interested in holding an event at Simmons? Visit Conference and Special Events.
Ramadan is considered one of the holiest months of the year. Ramadan is a time of fasting, worship, and charity, fostering spiritual reflection and resilience. The exact start and end dates may vary slightly based on Islamic traditions and moon...
Ready to start a meaningful career in nursing? At Simmons University, bachelor’s degree holders from any field can discover exciting pathways to seamlessly transition into the nursing profession. Whether your goal is to become a Registered Nurse (RN), Family Nurse...
The Simmons University 2026 Spring Career Fair offers an excellent opportunity for students from the Colleges of the Fenway and professionals to connect and network for full-time positions, internships, and part-time opportunities.
Attend a Dissertation Defense by Mr. John Racine: "Teaching Consultation Skills to Behavior Analysis Master's Students"
The SESD, in collaboration with the Multicultural Center and the Religious Advisor, is hosting a Community Dinner to foster connection and reflection. This event is open to everyone and will feature warm food, reflective dialogue, and activities.
Join us for an engaging on campus info session and explore how our Master of Social Work program — available on-campus in Boston and in a flexible hybrid format—prepares you for a career in clinical social work from day one.
Naw-Rúz, which begins at sundown, is the Baha'i New Year, a traditional celebration in Iran adopted as a holy day as associated with Baha'i. It is a celebration of spring and new life. Community: Bahá’í Common practices: Festive music Dancing...
Are you passionate about a book you’ve recently read? Excited to discover new titles recommended by your colleagues? Then don’t miss our upcoming Book Share Event—an engaging opportunity to share and hear about books that inspire, entertain, and enlighten!
Join Senior Associate Director for Teaching and Learning Sarah Rose Cavanagh in a no-guilt book club this semester, focused on solving common problems (aka “snafus”!) in the classroom.
Join colleagues from across the COF for a casual evening visit to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum!
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