Events

As a cornerstone of the Simmons 125th Anniversary Celebration, President Lynn Perry Wooten will host an afternoon of information and inspiration. It will feature a dialogue between the presidents of historically women’s colleges, how they are building programs to prepare...

Join us for a conversation with Dina Badawy, U.S. Diplomat at the United Nations, on April 2! This is the first in a series on women in diplomacy this semester. A look at the evolving role of women in diplomacy...

Jane McManus, a sports journalist and author of The Fast Track: Inside the Surging Business of Women's Sports, will be speaking on April 2 at 3:00 PM in Room C-503. This is a great opportunity to learn about the growing...

The New England Faculty Development Consortium (NEFDC) is hosting a virtual workshop on AI in Academia. The CFE is offering a limited number of free registrations for Simmons faculty and staff. Please contact [email protected] to express interest or ask questions...

Award-winning journalist and Pulitzer Prize finalist Jacqueline Charles will visit Simmons to speak about the situation in Haiti, the challenges facing the interim government, and the prospects for continued support from the international community. She will likely touch upon her...

Housing encampments present many complex challenges for cities, intersecting public health concerns with policy decisions. This panel will bring together experts in public health, social services, and policy to explore the implications of encampments, including health risks, housing insecurity, and...

NASA-supported DREAM_WSTEM program is proudly hosting a keynote session for Dr. Maha Radhakrishnan. We are excited to invite everyone, especially all majors to an engaging talk by Maha Radhakrishnan, MD, a distinguished leader in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. With...

Would you like to know how to open a dialogue with a colleague about a challenging subject? Would you like to know what to do when someone gets defensive, even before the conversation or efforts at open dialogue begin? These...