Big business meets big laughs in the School of the Arts production of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying! The show opens tonight and runs through Sunday, April 3. Read on to hear from Avery Sullivan ’25, Patrick McKinney ’24, Olivia Amaral ’22 and Shaina Dunn ’22 who shared more about the show and their experiences getting ready for opening night.
Bulldogs are family, on and off the court. We caught up with middle/blocker hitter and outside hitter Christian Sayue ’24, middle and outside hitter Corey Jackson ’25, and outside hitter/libero Joey Medeiros ’25, to learn more about their experiences on the men’s volleyball team.
When students have questions or concerns, there are plenty of faculty, staff and fellow peers on campus ready to help. At Dean, students also have another resource – a chatbot that engages students and connects them to campus resources and support via text messaging.
Dean Leadership Institute was proud to welcome Daniel Chávez ’03 back to campus as a Leadership in Action speaker. Read on to learn more about the wisdom and experience he shared with our Community.
Music is for everyone, no matter your level of experience. On Thursday, March 17, 2022, students, faculty and staff wrote a song together with the Same Thing Project. A songwriting workshop for people from all walks of life, the Same Thing Project provides a place for individuals to be part of a creative community that is open, nonjudgmental and encouraging.
When it comes to college sports, March means basketball. For Sports Broadcasting major George Hathaway ’23, it also meant the experience of a lifetime as he spent spring break covering the Big East Tournament in New York. Read on to learn more.
Dean Leadership Institute was pleased to virtually welcome Mary Katz, Executive Director of The Carson Center for the Performing Arts, as the latest Leadership in Action speaker this semester. Read on to learn more.
Love sports, but don’t want to be on the field? A career as a sports agent might be for you. Read on to learn more about how to become a sports agent.
High school students can experience college life while earning college credits by completing a pre-college program. Read on to learn more about the Forensics and Sports Broadcasting Pre-College Summer Programs at Dean College.
Dean College students had the opportunity to attend the Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP) Conference in January, prior to the start of the 2022 spring semester. Read on to learn more.
