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The Mary Baker Eddy Library provides public access and context to original materials and to educational experiences about Mary Baker Eddy’s life, ideas, achievements, and legacy.

Northeastern University alumni are part of a strong network of over 240,000 spread around the world. One of the many benefits we offer our alumni is the ability to easily tap into this network through our regional and international chapters. Regardless of where you are, there's a good chance there's a Husky nearby.

Welcome to New England Conservatory’s Preparatory School. Whether you are a student who has just begun your musical journey, or you have already reached an advanced level of study, we invite you to make NEC your musical home. Our world-class faculty is committed to providing children of all ages with the best possible learning experience through offerings that range from private lessons and ensemble coaching to classroom instruction and intensive certificate programs. Prep students also have the opportunity to hone their performance skills through participation in workshops, recitals, and concerts throughout NEC, including our very own Jordan Hall. Come and grow with us, connect with other creative young people, and make a joyful noise. We look forward to seeing you here!

Welcome to New England Conservatory’s Preparatory School. Whether you are a student who has just begun your musical journey, or you have already reached an advanced level of study, we invite you to make NEC your musical home. Our world-class faculty is committed to providing children of all ages with the best possible learning experience through offerings that range from private lessons and ensemble coaching to classroom instruction and intensive certificate programs. Prep students also have the opportunity to hone their performance skills through participation in workshops, recitals, and concerts throughout NEC, including our very own Jordan Hall. Come and grow with us, connect with other creative young people, and make a joyful noise. We look forward to seeing you here!

Study after study confirms the myriad health benefits of hands-on music making. So let us provide you with a place to experience it. Choose your instrument. Play it. Beginners and virtuosos both experience the focus and flow, the breath and connection of playing music. At New England Conservatory's Continuing Education program, you’ll find opportunities for all experience levels, all instruments, all genres. Private lessons and small ensembles offer highly flexible schedules—all with a stellar faculty who make the most of your time making music. It’s hands-on medicine of the most delightful kind. Come try us out!

Chabad serving the Jewish students in the Fenway-Huntington avenue area of Boston. Schools including Northeastern University, Wentworth College, NEC, Mass College of Art, MCPHS and MFA.

At Northeastern we bring together a very strong faculty, which excels in both practice and research, with an explicit mission to engage the practical problems of the contemporary city. Free and open to the public January 23: Jane Amidon, "Contemporary Urban Landscape" January 30: Stratton Newbert of Buro Happold, "Recent Work" February 6: Chris Reed of StoSS, "Landscape Urbanism in Practice" March 26: Eric Höweler, Höweler + Yoon Architecture "Fail Fast" April 2: Dr Catherine Burke, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge and Dr Jeremy Howard, Art History, University of St Andrews "The Decorated School"

The Center for Student Involvement encourages and facilitates a broad spectrum of educational and social co-curricular opportunities designed to enhance the experiential learning and holistic development of our students. Through innovative leadership offerings, student organization and fraternity/sorority advisement and employment opportunities, we empower students to be visionary, ethical, culturally competent and responsible members of our global community.

Contact Information All General enquiries to: Haajarah Masoud [email protected] Rebecca Willett [email protected] International Co-op Advisors: Cynthia Sweet [email protected] 617.373.2986 Frank Gonzalez [email protected] 617.373.7975 Ketty Rosenfeld [email protected] 617.373.3466

The Center for Student Involvement encourages and facilitates a broad spectrum of educational and social co-curricular opportunities designed to enhance the experiential learning and holistic development of our students. Through innovative leadership offerings, student organization and fraternity/sorority advisement and employment opportunities, we empower students to be visionary, ethical, culturally competent and responsible members of our global community.

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Living on-campus is an amazing opportunity and experience for your student – one that we hope will be full or learning, meaningful friendships, social development, and of course, fun. Indeed, your student will navigate many exciting and challenging experiences alike and to this end, we believe in forging partnerships with both parents and guardians to support their journey in social and academic success. This account is not monitored 24/7 for emergencies please contact your Hall Staff.

Gunther Schuller founded this innovative program in 1973 to explore the "third stream" that is formed when the streams of classical music and jazz are creatively combined. Under the leadership of Ran Blake, a MacArthur Fellow, the program has evolved to embrace a rich palette of world music forms. Our faculty come from a broad range of stylistic backgrounds, with collective expertise in jazz, 20th-century composition, Jewish folk styles, and North Indian classical music. Master musicians from various world music traditions regularly visit for studio instruction, masterclasses, and concerts. Our program is one of the few places in the world where one can absorb and synthesize the music of other cultures in a personal and creative way. Our graduates include such notable performers as internationally renowned jazz and Klezmer clarinetist Don Byron, keyboardist John Medeski of Medeski, Martin & Wood, and Jacqueline Schwab, whose solo piano improvisations were featured in Ken Burns’s award-winning PBS series "The Civil War."

Welcome to New England Conservatory’s Preparatory School. Whether you are a student who has just begun your musical journey, or you have already reached an advanced level of study, we invite you to make NEC your musical home. Our world-class faculty is committed to providing children of all ages with the best possible learning experience through offerings that range from private lessons and ensemble coaching to classroom instruction and intensive certificate programs. Prep students also have the opportunity to hone their performance skills through participation in workshops, recitals, and concerts throughout NEC, including our very own Jordan Hall. Come and grow with us, connect with other creative young people, and make a joyful noise. We look forward to seeing you here!

The tradition of jazz at NEC goes back to 1969, when we launched the first fully accredited jazz studies program at a music conservatory. A few years later came the launch of the equally innovative Third Stream program—now known as Contemporary Improvisation. Today, NEC's jazz program is renowned internationally with our alumni and faculty having received many awards and honors, including Grammy Awards, MacArthur Fellowships, the Rome Prize, and being named NEA Jazz Masters. Some of our current faculty and artists in residence include Fred Hersch, Jason Moran, Dave Holland, Miguel Zenon, Ran Blake, Jerry Bergonzi, Donny McCaslin, Dominique Eade, Billy Hart, Rakalam Bob Moses, Cecil McBee and many more. Please check this page regularly for updates on our concerts, faculty, alumni, press reviews, photos, videos, music and more!

Study after study confirms the myriad health benefits of hands-on music making. So let us provide you with a place to experience it. Choose your instrument. Play it. Beginners and virtuosos both experience the focus and flow, the breath and connection of playing music. At New England Conservatory's Continuing Education program, you’ll find opportunities for all experience levels, all instruments, all genres. Private lessons and small ensembles offer highly flexible schedules—all with a stellar faculty who make the most of your time making music. It’s hands-on medicine of the most delightful kind. Come try us out!

A community of over 13,000 NEC alumni live and perform in more than 40 countries throughout the world, and we are proud to share their stories and successes. Our alumni are soloists, chamber musicians, entrepreneurs, and members of classical, jazz, and commercial ensembles of all shapes and sizes. They hold teaching posts at colleges and conservatories, own record labels, serve as managers with leading arts organizations, and compose and produce for the television, film, and radio industries. In short, they’re everywhere – and they’re paving the way for a bright musical future.

At Northeastern we bring together a very strong faculty, which excels in both practice and research, with an explicit mission to engage the practical problems of the contemporary city. Free and open to the public January 23: Jane Amidon, "Contemporary Urban Landscape" January 30: Stratton Newbert of Buro Happold, "Recent Work" February 6: Chris Reed of StoSS, "Landscape Urbanism in Practice" March 26: Eric Höweler, Höweler + Yoon Architecture "Fail Fast" April 2: Dr Catherine Burke, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge and Dr Jeremy Howard, Art History, University of St Andrews "The Decorated School"

Experiential. Relevant. Entrepreneurial. Empowering. Some things about Northeastern will never change. But the Empower campaign will—with your help—transform higher education for today’s students and professionals. And it will fuel our efforts to solve the greatest global challenges of our time. How? By investing in intellectual capital, human capital: Our students and faculty. The campaign has three strategic priorities. We will leverage our century-strong leadership in experiential education—co-op, study abroad, service learning, and research—to prepare exceptional student-leaders. We will recruit and support a world-class faculty. And we will ignite innovation in emerging fields and industries, including health, security, and sustainability. Together, we can: • Discover drugs for diseases from cancer and diabetes to malaria; • Build homes and skyscrapers that withstand earthquakes; • Invent devices that help disabled patients regain lost function; and • Settle new frontiers of inquiry: urban coastal science, sustainable manufacturing, renewable energy, restorative justice, video gaming, and green architecture, to name but a few goals. With your support, Northeastern will continue a legacy of innovation, entrepreneurship, and service to society. Join us in shaping the future.