The Campaign for Advancing Humanics at Springfield College
As part of Homecoming 2024, the campus community came together to dedicate the Brown Cooper Health Sciences Center, and celebrate the achievement of the Advancing Humanics Campaign.
The festivities officially marked the completion of the campaign that started in 2018, and concluded at more than $53 million. The day was filled with appreciation for all of the benefactors who contributed and inspired hope and growth, and reinforced that the world needs Springfield College graduates living our Humanics philosophy.
The success of the Advancing Humanics Campaign highlights the generosity of our donors, who truly make Springfield College special. Our benefactors have inspired hope and growth, and reinforced that the world needs Springfield College graduates living our Humanics philosophy.
Humanics is Guiding Light for Peter and Claire Polito
Springfield College Emeritus Professor Peter Polito and his wife Claire highlight the Springfield College Humanics philosophy as their guiding principles.
Joseph Williams, G'66, Provides Student Scholarships
Joseph Williams, G’66, an international leader in the world of therapeutic recreation, remains committed to supporting the next generation of students.
Find Life-Long Connections at Springfield College
Springfield College has been home to Ken, G'73, DPE'75, and Sonja, G'76, Wall for more than five decades, and they remain committed to giving back to their adopted home.
Celebrating the Brown Cooper Health Sciences Center
As part of Homecoming 2024, the campus community officially celebrated the achievement of the Advancing Humanics Campaign and the naming of the Brown Cooper Health Sciences Center.
Bugbee Family Pavilion Dedication and Celebration
As part of Homecoming 2024, the Bugbee Family Pavilion was officially dedicated on a beautiful fall day. The Pavilion is located at the far end of Stagg Field, and will serve as a gathering place for alumni and families attending games held in that iconic venue.
Linda Arslanian ’71 Has Demonstrated a Passion for Helping Others
Dr. Linda Arslanian ’71, PT, DPT, MS, has had a remarkable career within the physical therapy profession, including a tenure of nearly 20 years as the Executive Director of Rehabilitation Services at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Mass.
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