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Let It Shine Gala
The Let It Shine Regis Gala on October 23, 2019, celebrated Women in STEM during Massachusetts STEM Week. Let It Shine, now in its fourth year, has raised millions of dollars for student scholarships. Regis honored world-renowned Massachusetts Eye and Ear researcher Patricia A. D’Amore ’73, PhD, MBA, with the university’s Shining Example Award. D’Amore, the director of the Schepens Eye Research Institute, was honored for her groundbreaking work that helps treat various ocular vascular diseases that affect millions of people worldwide every year.
“Pat has made significant contributions to the field of STEM including serving as a mentor to countless colleagues,” said Regis President Antoinette M. Hays, PhD, RN. “We are so proud that she got her start in the science labs at Regis.”
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Let It Shine honoree Dr. Patricia D’Amore meets current Regis women in STEM at the Gala.
From left to right: Associate Professor of Biology Shari Litch Gray, PhD, Dr. D’Amore, President Hays, and biology majors Lily Wyand ’20 and Samantina Viduad ’20.
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Announcing: Marshall M. Sloane School of Business and Communication
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President Antoinette M. Hays, PhD, RN, made a surprise announcement at the Gala, unveiling the Marshall M. Sloane School of Business and Communication at Regis. The school is named in memory of Century Bank founder, the late Marshall M. Sloane, who was a longtime supporter of Regis and also the recipient of the Shining Example Award and an honorary Regis degree. Sloane’s children, Barry and Linda (pictured above left with their father), also of Century Bank, were at the Gala to accept the honor. “Linda and I are so humbled by the honor of naming the School of Business and Communication in honor of our Dad. He was such a booster of the mission and success of Regis, to have a school named for him would have brought tears to his eyes. He would be justifiably proud,” said Barry Sloane. “Higher education meant so much to him, and the idea that thousands of graduates will bear his name on their diplomas is a fitting legacy to his life of accomplishments, and his credo that ‘Character Counts.’” Read more about the Sloane School announcement.
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Regis Featured on WBUR 90.9 FM
“Regis College … has thrived over the past 15 years, in part by becoming more than a college.” WBUR 90.9 FM explores the university’s expansion into graduate and online programming with a strategic focus on nursing and health sciences. Read more and listen to Edify's Max Larkin.
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Regis Dental Center Opens
“This center puts Regis in the top tier of dental hygiene programs across the country—our students gain the critical, real-life experience they need guided by our excellent faculty and staff," says Denise Tetreault, director of the Regis College Dental Center, the university's new clinical home for its dental hygiene program. Regis College is the recipient of the 2019 Presidential Choice Award for outstanding contributions to dental hygiene education by the Massachusetts Dental Hygienists’ Association. Read more or make an appointment.
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Rosie's Place 25th Anniversary
City of Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh joined President Hays to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the university's partnership with Rosie's Place. Watch the video to learn how Regis nursing students make a lasting impact as they care for women at the shelter's Wellness Center and gain valuable experience in a real-world setting. Read more.
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Alumni Scholarship
Nominate a prospective undergraduate student for the Regis College Alumni Scholarship—a $2,000 award renewable annually for a total of $8,000. Candidates who have demonstrated exemplary leadership, service, and significant involvement in their school and/or community may be considered for this scholarship. Submit your nomination by November 15.
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Founders' Day 2019
More 900 members of the Regis community honored the mission of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston on September 26, 2019. "Remember to work hard and fight hard, remember that your successes today are the foundations for your success tomorrow, but more importantly your failures are the things that will make you strong enough to get through the really hard times that are coming,” said Lawrence Mayor Dan Rivera, a 2019 Regis honorary degree recipient and Founders' Day speaker. Watch the video.
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Regis Fest 2019
Regis welcomed more than 400 alumni, students, and family members to campus for Regis Fest 2019! The weekend was filled with many inspiring and exciting events, including the induction of six alumni into the Athletics Hall of Fame. View photos and watch the video.
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Regis Career Conference (RC²)
CALLING ALL SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS, AND SENIORS!
RC² is a free two-day conference where participants will learn key career development skills and hear from and network with successful alumni from a variety of industries and organizations. To see the full schedule and register, visit our website.
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