Friday, April 14, 2023 Emmanuel College Campus, Boston
Gather with us to welcome Emmanuel College’s 13th president and reflect on Emmanuel’s distinctive role in the life of Boston and in Catholic higher education. In 1919, the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur established the college to provide an outstanding liberal arts and sciences education, and that legacy remains vibrant and relevant today.
A Day of Celebration
MASS :: 10:30 a.m. Emmanuel College Chapel, Eisner Administration Building Celebrated by His Eminence Cardinal Seán O’Malley. Seating will be limited; live streaming available both on campus and remotely. Live Stream »
ROBING FOR VISITING COLLEGE PRESIDENTS & DELEGATES :: 11:45 a.m. Auditorium, Eisner Administration Building For those presidents and delegates coming to campus for the procession, please click here to register. Lunch will be provided.
PRE-CEREMONY REFRESHMENTS :: 12:00 noon Atrium, Jean Yawkey Center Enjoy light fare and socialize before the inauguration ceremony.
INAUGURATION CEREMONY :: 1:00 p.m. Gymnasium, Jean Yawkey Center Greetings, remarks, performances. President Boyd’s inaugural address and the official investiture. Live Stream »
CAMPUS FAIR & COMMUNITY CELEBRATION :: 2:30 p.m. Emmanuel Quad Mingle under the tent and enjoy music, dance, student and alumni booths, and demonstrations. Experience the vibrancy of the Emmanuel college community! Refreshments will be served.
RED SOX GAME :: 7:00 p.m. Fenway Park Tickets have been generously shared by our good neighbors, the Boston Red Sox, for the game. A limited number of tickets are available, registration information will be emailed to groups directly.
Appointed President in 2022, Dr. Boyd is leading wide-ranging and collaborative efforts to ensure the thriving of Emmanuel’s Catholic educational mission, making the most of the college’s location in the heart of Boston and its vibrant and supportive community. Read more about Dr. Boyd in her bio.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get to campus? Directions to the college are available here.
Will parking be available on campus? We will make every effort to accommodate all guests to park on campus. It is possible that we may need to direct guests to other nearby, walkable locations. Please contact inauguration@emmanuel.edu if you require special parking accommodations.
Are there any costs associated with events? No, all events are complimentary.
Are there recommendations for nearby lodging? Hotel availability is limited because it is Patriots Day weekend. Emmanuel has secured a small number of blocks of rooms. Information is below.
Residence Inn by Marriott 125 Brookline Ave., Boston, MA 02215 Thurs April 13 $309, Fri/Sat, April 14/15 $419* $309 Thursday night, $419 Friday and Saturday nights King Studio Suite, available through 3/13/23 https://www.marriott.com/event-reservations/reservation-link.mi?id=1670869560421&key=GRP&app=resvlink *Link defaults to higher rate; if Thursday reservation, Marriott will manually adjust to $309
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