News Archive

Maureen “Mo” Jones ’06, a graduate of MMC’s Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) & Audiology program, recently launched her new business, moLife, a platform for public speaking that uses SLP strategies to empower women.

After a virtual hiatus due to COVID-19, a new exhibition graces the walls of the Hewitt. Changing Lanes: Painters Explore Dimension in Clay will run in the Hewitt Gallery of Art from October 19–December 2, 2020.

The entire Marymount Manhattan College community mourns the passing of Eilene Keller Bertsch ’59, the longest-serving Chief Academic Officer in the College’s history. She will be remembered for her vision of making MMC more accessible and affordable, her kindness and compassion, and her love of all things Marymount Manhattan since the moment she arrived as a first-year student—65 years ago, in 1955.

MMC’s Plan for Spring 2021

Two graduates of MMC’s Theatre Arts program, Adrienne Warren ’09 and James Cusati-Moyer ’12, have been honored with nominations for the upcoming 74th Tony Awards.

Johnson, an Associate Professor of Theatre Arts, directed These Days, a newly commissioned play by Jacqueline E. Lawton for the Flash Acts Festival.

Thompson ’20, a recent graduate in Studio Art and Digital Media and Video Production, will premiere her short film, Patience Brings Roses, at NewFest Film Festival.

Stay connected, even while we’re apart. Check out Issue #9 of MMC’s biweekly newsletter. Read the full newsletter here for information on a wide variety of campus happenings, 2020 Presidential Election events, LGBTQ History Month, and more!

The Doorstep, hosted by MMC’s Assistant Professor of Communication and Media Arts, Tatiana Serafin, alongside Carnegie Council Senior Fellow Nikolas Gvosdev, is an international news podcast that invites listeners to challenge currents ways of thinking and to embrace a global perspective.

The entire Marymount Manhattan College community mourns the loss of Eileen P. McCardle ’50, one of the four original graduates of MMC’s inaugural class. With us since our beginning in Tarrytown, New York, Mrs. McCardle remained an impassioned supporter of the College and its alumni. Her generosity and spirit will always be remembered.

Marymount Manhattan College President, Kerry Walk, Ph.D., has appointed Michael G. Salmon, M.Sc. to Assistant Vice President/Dean of Academic Excellence and Senior Advisor to the President.

Stay connected, even while we’re apart. Check out Issue #8 of MMC’s biweekly newsletter. Read the full newsletter here or click on the image below for information on Latinx Heritage Month, campus events, virtual internships, and more!

Joy, a short film written and directed by recent graduate Emilee Wermenchuk ’20, will be shown in the Online New England Film Festival from Tuesday, September 8 until Wednesday, October 14.

Marymount Manhattan College College and the Office of Student Development and Activities proudly celebrates Latinx Heritage Month, traditionally observed each year from September 15 through October 15, to honor the historic, cultural, and artistic contributions of Latinx Americans to the United States.

After spending the spring 2020 semester creating artwork in quarantine, seven senior Art majors opened the Virtual Senior Solos Exhibition in the Hewitt Gallery of Art, all online!

Nadia Brown ’17, who graduated with a BFA in Acting, along with her fellow mentors at the Distance Theater Youth Collective in Maplewood, New Jersey, will be directing “Signs of Life: An Evening of Safe Social Distant Theater” in Maplewood’s Memorial Park Amphitheater, taking place from September 4 through September 6, 2020.

Stay connected, even while we’re apart. Check out Issue #7 of MMC’s biweekly newsletter. Read the full newsletter here or click on the image below for information on the College’s Program change period, (virtual) fun in the city, and more!

Welcome to the start of the fall semester! The MMC library staff has created the following guide that will help you understand the adjustments made to the library this semester and will direct you in using the library’s services. As we are all well aware, new protocols are in place for the college.

 

Dr. Lauren Erin Brown, Associate Professor of History and Politics and Human Rights, has received two grants to support her new book project, Cold War, Culture War, War on Terror: The Art of Public Diplomacy in a Post-Cold War World.

The Office of Institutional Advancement and the MMCMagazine editorial board is thrilled to release the latest edition of Marymount Manhattan College’s annual magazine. Read class notes, feature stories on “Internships to Careers” and the College’s response to COVID-19, faculty spotlights, campus news, and more!

As Marymount Manhattan College prepares to re-open to students on August 31, 2020, a new screening process and reservation system has been implemented and will be required of all MMC community members who plan to visit Main Campus.

MMC students, faculty, and staff now have complimentary access to The New York Times online academic pass.