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  Boston College Assistant Professor of Sociology and Environmental Studies Lacee Satcher has received the American Sociological Association Dissertation Award for “(Un)Just Deserts: Examining the Consequences of Economic, Social, and Environmental Disinvestment in the Urban South.” Satcher’s dissertation focused on the concept of compounded disadvantages—a series of adverse circumstances, particularly in an urban area, that

 Mr. Brevard is a graduate from The University of Connecticut. He was employed by Xerox Corporation in New York City, where he worked for 18 years. During this time frame he advanced in many positions within the company’s marketing division. He received 6 President Club Awards enabling him to travel throughout the U.S. and other

April is National Minority Health Month Submitted by: Christine Pajarillo, LICSW, VP of Programs and Social Services and Carolyn Reynolds, MS, Associate Director of Behavioral Health Services, Whittier Street Health Center.  As April is National Minority Health Month (NMHM), a time to raise awareness about health disparities that continue to affect people from racial and

      By Will Geiger Updated: March 31st, 2022 Historically, access higher education has not always been equal. Many groups, including African American and Black students, have been left out of educational opportunities. Because of this, many colleges and scholarships aim to support African American students as they pay for college. These scholarships include