Faculty and Staff News

From nuclear fears to the psychological trauma of refugees, a faculty panel offered sobering perspectives on the current conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Charlotte Gordon, author and Distinguished Professor of English at Endicott, discusses her new book on Mary Shelley and the hardships of women—then, and now.

After the murder of George Floyd in 2020, Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer Brandi Johnson and Gail Cantor, Director of Spiritual Life and co-chair of the DEIB Task Force, knew they needed to create spaces for students, staff, and faculty to have deep discussions on belonging.

Joining more than 300 colleges and universities across North America, Endicott will bring its green game to the eight-week 2022 Campus Race to Zero Waste competition, which runs from January 30 through March 26.

Dan Chapman, Endicott’s director of student transitions and family programs, calls himself “a liaison between a stressed-out parent and an office on campus that can help their student.” It’s a new role for the College, and Chapman is loving it.

Two Endicott faculty members—Drs. Annabelle Estera and Adilia James—have been named inaugural North Star Collective Faculty Fellows.

The beloved Festival of Lights returned to campus bigger and brighter after a pause in 2020.

Pastry chef Ed Charest is always whipping up something magical for the Endicott community, including his famous whoopie pies. And, yes, the recipe is included.

Hailey-Jade Araujo ’22 blends her love for art with Native culture in a new exhibition honoring Native American Heritage Month.

Looking to get cozy with a good book this fall? Here’s what Endicott faculty have on their reading lists.