Broadway returned to Worcester in February when Assumption presented two sold-out performances of the student-run production of the 2012 Broadway revival of Godspell. It was first staged in 1971 by a group of students studying at Carnegie Mellon University. A majority of the proceeds were donated to the family of Lily Vartanian.
Assumption’s nationally ranked psychology programs are a product of the dedicated faculty who hone their craft outside of the classroom. These members include Leonard Doerfler, Alison Stoner, and Adam Volungis. The New England Psychology Organization promotes the advancement of psychology as a science, profession and promoting as a human welfare.
Assumption faculty are renowned for sharing their knowledge with students. Throughout the year, the Assumption faculty share their academic expertise through publications of books, articles, blogs, radio and podcast interviews. We now look towards faculty that have made their mark and have accomplished pieces in the public news.
The Daniel Patrick Moynihan Center for Scholarship and Statesmanship at Assumption recently launched the Moynihan Model Senate Project. With this, Students simulate historical and contemporary Senate debates, a goal of learning about the nature of statesmanship and the distinct function of the United States Senate in our constitutional republic.
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