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.
Enhancing its new undergraduate program in cybersecurity, Assumption has been named an official member of the National Cybersecurity Training and Education Center. Students and faculty are provided access to a range of resources and curriculum to complement the program, in addition to an extensive network of institutions, business and governments.
Associate Professor of History, Deborah Kisatsky, developed a new course, “Secret Wars of the CIA and KGB.” In the course, students examine the lessor-known dimensions of American and Soviet foreign policy throughout the 20th century, Kisatsky hopes that students will have a. better understanding of the world and rights people have.
Assumption’s accounting program in the Grenon School of Business has earned endorsement by the Institute of Management Accountants, an international association focused on advancing the management accounting profession. Assumption is one of three colleges in New England with the endorsement. The endorsement signifies a rigorous but successful accounting program.
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