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Connect with The Cardinal Seán O'Malley Center for Mission & Ministry

Samantha Bissell

Project Manager

617-975-9123

Office: Room A-153A

bissells@emmanuel.edu

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Deirdre Bradley-Turner

Director of Community Service & Service-Learning

617-735-9753

Office: Administration Building, Room 152B

bradleyd@emmanuel.edu

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Karl LaClair

Campus Minister for Retreats & Spirituality

617-264-7634

Office: Administration Building, Room 153B

laclairk@emmanuel.edu

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Greg Paré

Campus Minister & Liturgical Music Director

617-975-9001

Office: Administration Building, Room 153F

pareg@emmanuel.edu

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Rev. John Patrick Spencer, S.J.

Vice President of Mission & Ministry and College Chaplain

617-735-9780

Office: Administration Building, Room 153E

spencerj@emmanuel.edu

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Student Life

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Meghan Larkin '19

Meghan is a resident assistant at St. Joseph Hall. She is studying english communications and will graduate from Emmanuel College in 2019.

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Innovators

How Emmanuel alumni are thriving in the changing world of work.

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The Emmanuel Effect

After earning their diplomas, Emmanuel graduates apply their talents at leading businesses, nonprofits and service organizations, as well as prestigious graduate programs.

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Residence Life

Living on Campus, What to Bring/What to Leave

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Arts + Humanities

Emily Solup ’16: A Tale of an Adventurous Historian

Emmanuel students have a longstanding reputation of going above and beyond to fulfill their expectations and achieving their goals--history and secondary education major Emily Solup '16 is no exception.

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Boomtown

Emmanuel is not only in the heart of the world’s greatest college town—it is an integral part of one of Boston’s most dynamic and growing neighborhoods.

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On The Rise

The construction of a modern 18-story residence hall marks a historic step by Emmanuel to enhance the vibrancy of the student experience and to position the college to compete and thrive in its second century.

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Class Traditions

Traditions play a major role in the life of Emmanuel College men and women. Many of these traditions can be traced back to the very first years of the college's founding.