Join author and BHCC Professor George Walters-Sleyon as he shares on the topic of his latest book The Rush for Black Diamonds, Volume One. It explores the Transatlantic slave trade and its mutation into chattel slavery focusing on the involvement of two prominent Enlightenment philosophers: British philosopher, John Locke and President Thomas Jefferson, both slave traders and slave masters. Used as a metaphor, Black Diamonds captures the exploration of Western nations’ rush for Black people across the Atlantic Ocean to be used as economic units and chattel property.
Presenter Dr. George Walters-Sleyon, Professor, Behavioral Science Department
Welcome by Denise Turner, Manager, the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
Sponsored by the Division of Behavioral, Social Sciences and Global Learning and the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
In collaboration with the HOPE Initiative
Join us for a Black history lesson like never before with Muqeedah Salaam and Frederick Williams as they set the record straight with their presentation on Maggie L. Walker, entrepreneur, civic leader and the first African American woman to pioneer the banking industry from their HIS-TOR-I-CAL-LY COR-RECT lecture series as they bring the truth to a relatively unknown Black American.
Presenters Muqeedah Salaam and Frederick Williams, HIS-TOR-I-CAL-LY COR-RECT and Salaam Publishing
Welcome by Denise Turner, Manager, the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
Opening Remarks by Guimard Saint Germain, HOPE Success Navigator, The HOPE Initiative
Sponsored by The HOPE Initiative and the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
,Drop in to meet AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) faculty, staff and fellow students. This event is open to all. Food and refreshments will be served. RSVP at: https://bunkerhillcc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9FEIXc7btyTMJOS?Q_CHL=qr
,Chandler honors truth as a powerful wellspring of wisdom and the visual imagination. She merges wordsmithing to create a lyrical tradition of figurative language that articulates both political and spiritual practice. An exploratory conversation between imagery and text as a harmonic expression of narration and storytelling.
Refreshments will be served.
,Bunker Hill Community College invites you to join us in celebrating our culture, language and creativity as one united community.
,The CECW 2025 Institute will delve into the paradox of AI in higher education: how can we harness its benefits while addressing the many challenges it poses. Often, the advantages of AI are celebrated without fully acknowledging its shortcomings, such as unexpected errors and gaps in knowledge. As AI proficiency increasingly becomes a job requirement, developing critical thinking—an awareness of how to reflect on and address its gaps—becomes essential.
Participants will explore how AI can integrate community dialogue in and beyond the classroom. We will consider strategies for integrating AI across disciplines, ensuring that its use promotes rather than undermines student’s pathways to academic excellence.
,Join the Office of Internships and Career Development for Career Fair 2025 to learn about internships, part-time and full-time jobs, and volunteer opportunities. Register now to see our growing list of employers who will be at the fair.
,Persepolis: Echoes of History, Lessons for Today - Community Speakout
Professor Carlos Maynard will be moderating Echoes of History, Lessons for Today. This discussion program will compare many of the repressions found in the Iran of 'Persepolis' with those we are experiencing in America today. It has been created as a class project by Meeting and Event Planning (HRT-119) students.
Light refreshments will be served. All are welcome to attend.
Sponsored by the BHCC One Book Program
,We've all experienced the challenges of the pandemic's ongoing impact. How do you adapt when everything changes? Come join us for a unique opportunity to witness a live culinary demonstration and hear a powerful story of resilience. You'll learn how Rhonda Persip, a third-generation caterer, faced with unprecedented circumstances, transformed her business to serve our community's most vulnerable: the homeless and the elderly. A story of innovation, community service, and how we can all find ways to make a difference. It's a testament to the adaptability that defines our community.
Q & A session to follow the demonstration.
Presenter Rhonda Persip, Owner & Head Chef, Seasoned with Soul Catering
Welcome by Denise Turner, Manager, the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
Remarks by Chelsea Alexander, Academic Coordinator, DISH Food Pantry and Dr. Kathleen O’Neil, Director, Single Stop
Sponsored by the DISH Food Pantry, Single Stop and the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
,Imagine two women, born within years of each other, living in different regions, with no blood ties. They faced a world with limited rights for women, compounded by the harsh realities of their race. Yet, they rewrote history and shattered barriers, rising to unprecedented heights. Who were these courageous women with determined spirits? We’re excited to welcome back Muqeedah Salaam as she returns with her Historically Correct lecture series, illuminating the lives of Maggie L. Walker, a banking pioneer, and Madam C. J. Walker, America’s first self-made female millionaire. Join us to discover their inspiring journeys!
Presenter Muqeedah Salaam, HISTORICALLY CORRECT and Muqeedah Publishing
Welcome by Denise Turner, Manager, the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
Remarks by Divya Anand, PhD, Director
Sponsored by the Division of Behavioral, Social Sciences and Global Learning and the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
Theatre Production: "Wonder of the World"
,Theatre Production: "Wonder of the World"
,Applied Music Recital
,Applied Music Recital
,BHCC Pop Ensemble
,BHCC College Choir
,BHCC Jazz Ensemble
,Professor and Author of Graphic Women: Life Narrative and Contemporary Comics
Dr. Hillary Chute is Distinguished Professor of English and Art + Design at Northeastern University and has taught at Harvard University and the University of Chicago. She is the author or editor of seven books, including Graphic Women: Life Narrative and Contemporary Comics (from Columbia University Press in 2010), Disaster Drawn: Visual Witness, Comics, and Documentary Form (from Harvard University Press in 2016), Why Comics? From Underground to Everywhere (from Harper in 2017), and the recent collection Maus Now: Selected Writing (from Pantheon in 2022). Chute was also Associate Editor of Art Spiegelman’s MetaMaus: A Look Inside a Modern Classic, Maus (2011). She has written for venues including Public Books, Artforum, Bookforum, the Village Voice, the Atlantic, the New York Review of Books, and the New York Times Book Review. At the New York Times Book Review she wrote the “Graphic Content” column reviewing comics, with co-columnist Ed Park, from 2018 to 2022. She is featured in the documentary Disaster is My Muse: Art Spiegelman, part of the PBS American Masters series, which first aired in April 2025.
Reception to follow.
We are hosting our annual Health is Wealth Summit focused on Mental Wellness through financial, physical, mental and sexual health. Financial Workshops featuring New York Life Insurance and TD Bank. Health Workshops featuring Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and ViiV Healthcare. Lunch will be provided!
,Register for summer/fall classes during a POP IN session to get a chance to win a gift card for $50. Eight winners will be selected. You don't need to sign up; just POP by to get help with registration and enjoy some snacks! Sessions run April 15 - May 9.
,Register for summer/fall classes during a POP IN session to get a chance to win a gift card for $50. Eight winners will be selected. You don't need to sign up; just POP by to get help with registration and enjoy some snacks! Sessions run April 15 - May 9.
,Register for summer/fall classes during a POP IN session to get a chance to win a gift card for $50. Eight winners will be selected. You don't need to sign up; just POP by to get help with registration and enjoy some snacks! Sessions run April 15 - May 9.
,Register for summer/fall classes during a POP IN session to get a chance to win a gift card for $50. Eight winners will be selected. You don't need to sign up; just POP by to get help with registration and enjoy some snacks! Sessions run April 15 - May 9.
,Register for summer/fall classes during a POP IN session to get a chance to win a gift card for $50. Eight winners will be selected. You don't need to sign up; just POP by to get help with registration and enjoy some snacks! Sessions run April 15 - May 9.
,Register for summer/fall classes during a POP IN session to get a chance to win a gift card for $50. Eight winners will be selected. You don't need to sign up; just POP by to get help with registration and enjoy some snacks! Sessions run April 15 - May 9.
,Join Rhina Espaillat, Juan Matos, Jimmy Valdez Osaku, Emmanuela Maurice, Eddy Toussaint, Tontongi and Jean-Dany Joachim as they delve into the significance of celebrating the work of Haitian and Dominican poets & writers. The poets will share their work exploring the power of poetic voices from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds, the role of language in shaping cultural identity, and the importance of translation in bridging cultural divides.
Hosted by Jean-Dany Joachim, Single Stop, and Founder of Boston's City Night Readings, Cambridge Poet Populist from 2009 to 2011, and the current Poet in Residence at First Church in Cambridge.
,Please come celebrate National Poetry Month with a featured reading by The Sum Poets of Bunker Hill Community College followed by an open mic. We can't wait to read our poetry and to hear yours, so do arrive a few minutes early to sign up for one of ten open mic spots.
The Sum Poets are a collective of women and gender-expansive Bunker Hill Community College Students, Alum and Faculty. Alexis Ask, Maya Blanco, Luleta Meharenna, and Deborah Schwartz will be representing our larger collective at the reading.
Powerful Mental Health Advocate, Olympic Gold Medalist & WNBA Hall of Famer
,Hear stories and poems from Tell Magazine editors and Spring 2025 contributors. Pages from the new digital magazine edition will be on display.
Hosted by the Spring 2025 Tell Magazine Editors and Faculty Advisor, Professor Alison Ruch, English Department
Sponsored by the Division of Humanities and Learning Communities and the English Department
Join by Zoom
Meeting ID: 824 2721 7301
Passcode: 537715
Over the past few months, a committee composed of faculty, staff, and students has diligently evaluated our current Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle, to ensure that it meets the diverse needs of the BHCC community. Following careful consideration, we have decided to explore alternative options.
The committee has selected three vendors—Blackboard, Canvas, and D2L—to present their solutions and answer your questions regarding their services and the rationale behind their recommendations as the best fit for our new LMS. We cordially invite the entire BHCC community to attend these demonstrations.
Over the past few months, a committee composed of faculty, staff, and students has diligently evaluated our current Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle, to ensure that it meets the diverse needs of the BHCC community. Following careful consideration, we have decided to explore alternative options.
The committee has selected three vendors—Blackboard, Canvas, and D2L—to present their solutions and answer your questions regarding their services and the rationale behind their recommendations as the best fit for our new LMS. We cordially invite the entire BHCC community to attend these demonstrations.
The vendor will spend the day on campus to provide in-person presentations and engage in a Q&A session. These sessions will take place in D-Lobby from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., where you can also provide feedback via QR codes linked to surveys for each presentation.
,Over the past few months, a committee composed of faculty, staff, and students has diligently evaluated our current Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle, to ensure that it meets the diverse needs of the BHCC community. Following careful consideration, we have decided to explore alternative options.
The committee has selected three vendors—Blackboard, Canvas, and D2L—to present their solutions and answer your questions regarding their services and the rationale behind their recommendations as the best fit for our new LMS. We cordially invite the entire BHCC community to attend these demonstrations.
The vendor will spend the day on campus to provide in-person presentations and engage in a Q&A session. These sessions will take place in D-Lobby from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., where you can also provide feedback via QR codes linked to surveys for each presentation.
,Over the past few months, a committee composed of faculty, staff, and students has diligently evaluated our current Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle, to ensure that it meets the diverse needs of the BHCC community. Following careful consideration, we have decided to explore alternative options.
The committee has selected three vendors—Blackboard, Canvas, and D2L—to present their solutions and answer your questions regarding their services and the rationale behind their recommendations as the best fit for our new LMS. We cordially invite the entire BHCC community to attend these demonstrations.
The vendor will spend the day on campus to provide in-person presentations and engage in a Q&A session. These sessions will take place in D-Lobby from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., where you can also provide feedback via QR codes linked to surveys for each presentation.
,Over the past few months, a committee composed of faculty, staff, and students has diligently evaluated our current Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle, to ensure that it meets the diverse needs of the BHCC community. Following careful consideration, we have decided to explore alternative options.
The committee has selected three vendors—Blackboard, Canvas, and D2L—to present their solutions and answer your questions regarding their services and the rationale behind their recommendations as the best fit for our new LMS. We cordially invite the entire BHCC community to attend these demonstrations.
Over the past few months, a committee composed of faculty, staff, and students has diligently evaluated our current Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle, to ensure that it meets the diverse needs of the BHCC community. Following careful consideration, we have decided to explore alternative options.
The committee has selected three vendors—Blackboard, Canvas, and D2L—to present their solutions and answer your questions regarding their services and the rationale behind their recommendations as the best fit for our new LMS. We cordially invite the entire BHCC community to attend these demonstrations.
Come and experience a sampling of stories from students, faculty, staff and alumni that were collected for BHCC's 50th Anniversary and PTK's Honors in Action Project
,Come and experience a sampling of stories from students, faculty, staff and alumni that were collected for BHCC's 50th Anniversary and PTK's Honors in Action Project
,Come and experience a sampling of stories from students, faculty, staff and alumni that were collected for BHCC's 50th Anniversary and PTK's Honors in Action Project
,The Chelsea Fair features transfer opportunities with our Joint Admissions partners: UMASS Boston, UMASS Lowell and Lesley University. Connect with BHCC staff and enjoy food, music and prizes.
La Feria de Chelsea ofrece oportunidades de transferencia universitaria con Joint Admissions partners: UMASS Boston, UMASS Lowell y Lesley University. Conéctate con el personal de BHCC y disfruta de comida, música y premios.
,Join us in celebrating the students who have earned the Inclusive Communication Practices Skill Badge. The celebration will include a brief presentation about best practices in using Skill Badges for career planning. Faculty, staff, and students who are interested in learning more about this new initiative are welcome to attend, and the first 15 students who RSVP will receive a FREE hooded sweatshirt. Free food and drink will also be provided. This event is sponsored by the Humanities to Career Program.
,Join us in celebrating the students who have earned the Inclusive Communication Practices Skill Badge. The celebration will include a brief presentation about best practices in using Skill Badges for career planning. Faculty, staff, and students who are interested in learning more about this new initiative are welcome to attend, and the first 15 students who RSVP will receive a FREE hooded sweatshirt. Free food and drink will also be provided. This event is sponsored by the Humanities to Career Program.
,Join us as we congratulate and recognize the success and achievements of this year’s graduating class. Share memories and enjoy some refreshments, activities, and live music.
Special recognitions for graduating HOPE and LSSI Scholars, International Students, Veterans, Student Engagement Leaders, Early College and Dual Enrollment graduates, PTK Honorees, and Academic and Departmental Awardees.
,Join us as we congratulate and recognize the success and achievements of this year’s graduating class. Share memories and enjoy some refreshments, activities, and live music.
Special recognitions for graduating HOPE and LSSI Scholars, International Students, Veterans, Student Engagement Leaders, Early College and Dual Enrollment graduates, PTK Honorees, and Academic and Departmental Awardees.
,Congratulations Class of 2025! Please swing by the Veterans Center (N-116) to pick up your BHCC Veteran Stole and Challenge Coin. Lunch will be provided.
,Join us as we celebrate an exciting new chapter in clinical education!
Bunker Hill Community College, in partnership with Labcorp, is proud to unveil the brand-new Simulation Lab in Chelsea — a space designed to offer students hands-on practice in Phlebotomy clinicals right on campus. This innovative public-private partnership gives BHCC students the opportunity to gain essential clinical skills while creating a pathway to potential employment with Labcorp.
Enjoy light refreshments, hear from special guests, and learn more about how this collaboration benefits our students and community. Join us to witness the excitement and support the next generation as this initiative takes shape.
,The 2025 Commencement will take place at 11 a.m. on May 22, 2025 at:
MGM Music Hall at Fenway
2 Lansdowne Street
Boston, MA 02215
Watch the ceremony live on YouTube
,“Two Nations, One Battle: Bunker Hill in British and American Memory” is a special panel discussion exploring the Battle of Bunker Hill from both American and British perspectives. The discussion, which is free and open to all, will include American author of history Nathaniel Philbrick and British historian Dr. Emma Hart, with moderator and public historian Dr. Brooke Barbier. To set the tone for the evening, a musical prelude will be performed by Ken Burns’ pianist Jacqueline Schwab, performing several pieces that reflect the popular music of that era, a mix of traditional English and colonial styles, including ballads, dance tunes, and patriotic songs.
Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and take part in a broader community conversation following the discussion. This public event promises to offer a compelling reflection on the past—and what it means for us today. Attendees are encouraged to bring their personal books, written by the panelists, for signing.
Admission is free. Sign up.
This program has been made possible through financial and in-kind donations from the following co-presenters: Friends of the Charlestown Branch of the Boston Public Library, the Bunker Hill Monument Association, British Consulate-General Boston, Bunker Hill Community College, and the National Park Service of Boston.
,You are invited to BHCC's Student Convocation, a two-hour event to welcome new students to the BHCC Community. We will celebrate the start of the new academic year and promote programs and resources to support students on their academic pathway. There will be music, food, activities, and great conversations as well as opportunities to win great BHCC swag. Please join in to help welcome the newest members of the college community. Additional details will be forthcoming in the weeks ahead.
,In this talk, Theodros Woldeyohannes will give an introduction and overview of GIS, background on his journey into the GIS field, and illustrate the applications of geospatial modeling with specific examples in the areas of environmental monitoring and health.
" /> register for this event by January 29.Join author and BHCC Professor George Walters-Sleyon as he shares on the topic of his latest book The Rush for Black Diamonds, Volume One. It explores the Transatlantic slave trade and its mutation into chattel slavery focusing on the involvement of two prominent Enlightenment philosophers: British philosopher, John Locke and President Thomas Jefferson, both slave traders and slave masters. Used as a metaphor, Black Diamonds captures the exploration of Western nations’ rush for Black people across the Atlantic Ocean to be used as economic units and chattel property.
Presenter Dr. George Walters-Sleyon, Professor, Behavioral Science Department
Welcome by Denise Turner, Manager, the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
Sponsored by the Division of Behavioral, Social Sciences and Global Learning and the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
In collaboration with the HOPE Initiative
Join us for a Black history lesson like never before with Muqeedah Salaam and Frederick Williams as they set the record straight with their presentation on Maggie L. Walker, entrepreneur, civic leader and the first African American woman to pioneer the banking industry from their HIS-TOR-I-CAL-LY COR-RECT lecture series as they bring the truth to a relatively unknown Black American.
Presenters Muqeedah Salaam and Frederick Williams, HIS-TOR-I-CAL-LY COR-RECT and Salaam Publishing
Welcome by Denise Turner, Manager, the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
Opening Remarks by Guimard Saint Germain, HOPE Success Navigator, The HOPE Initiative
Sponsored by The HOPE Initiative and the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
,Drop in to meet AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) faculty, staff and fellow students. This event is open to all. Food and refreshments will be served. RSVP at: https://bunkerhillcc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9FEIXc7btyTMJOS?Q_CHL=qr
,Chandler honors truth as a powerful wellspring of wisdom and the visual imagination. She merges wordsmithing to create a lyrical tradition of figurative language that articulates both political and spiritual practice. An exploratory conversation between imagery and text as a harmonic expression of narration and storytelling.
Refreshments will be served.
,Bunker Hill Community College invites you to join us in celebrating our culture, language and creativity as one united community.
,The CECW 2025 Institute will delve into the paradox of AI in higher education: how can we harness its benefits while addressing the many challenges it poses. Often, the advantages of AI are celebrated without fully acknowledging its shortcomings, such as unexpected errors and gaps in knowledge. As AI proficiency increasingly becomes a job requirement, developing critical thinking—an awareness of how to reflect on and address its gaps—becomes essential.
Participants will explore how AI can integrate community dialogue in and beyond the classroom. We will consider strategies for integrating AI across disciplines, ensuring that its use promotes rather than undermines student’s pathways to academic excellence.
,Join the Office of Internships and Career Development for Career Fair 2025 to learn about internships, part-time and full-time jobs, and volunteer opportunities. Register now to see our growing list of employers who will be at the fair.
,Persepolis: Echoes of History, Lessons for Today - Community Speakout
Professor Carlos Maynard will be moderating Echoes of History, Lessons for Today. This discussion program will compare many of the repressions found in the Iran of 'Persepolis' with those we are experiencing in America today. It has been created as a class project by Meeting and Event Planning (HRT-119) students.
Light refreshments will be served. All are welcome to attend.
Sponsored by the BHCC One Book Program
,We've all experienced the challenges of the pandemic's ongoing impact. How do you adapt when everything changes? Come join us for a unique opportunity to witness a live culinary demonstration and hear a powerful story of resilience. You'll learn how Rhonda Persip, a third-generation caterer, faced with unprecedented circumstances, transformed her business to serve our community's most vulnerable: the homeless and the elderly. A story of innovation, community service, and how we can all find ways to make a difference. It's a testament to the adaptability that defines our community.
Q & A session to follow the demonstration.
Presenter Rhonda Persip, Owner & Head Chef, Seasoned with Soul Catering
Welcome by Denise Turner, Manager, the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
Remarks by Chelsea Alexander, Academic Coordinator, DISH Food Pantry and Dr. Kathleen O’Neil, Director, Single Stop
Sponsored by the DISH Food Pantry, Single Stop and the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
,Imagine two women, born within years of each other, living in different regions, with no blood ties. They faced a world with limited rights for women, compounded by the harsh realities of their race. Yet, they rewrote history and shattered barriers, rising to unprecedented heights. Who were these courageous women with determined spirits? We’re excited to welcome back Muqeedah Salaam as she returns with her Historically Correct lecture series, illuminating the lives of Maggie L. Walker, a banking pioneer, and Madam C. J. Walker, America’s first self-made female millionaire. Join us to discover their inspiring journeys!
Presenter Muqeedah Salaam, HISTORICALLY CORRECT and Muqeedah Publishing
Welcome by Denise Turner, Manager, the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
Remarks by Divya Anand, PhD, Director
Sponsored by the Division of Behavioral, Social Sciences and Global Learning and the Office of College Events and Cultural Planning
Theatre Production: "Wonder of the World"
,Theatre Production: "Wonder of the World"
,Applied Music Recital
,Applied Music Recital
,BHCC Pop Ensemble
,BHCC College Choir
,BHCC Jazz Ensemble
,Professor and Author of Graphic Women: Life Narrative and Contemporary Comics
Dr. Hillary Chute is Distinguished Professor of English and Art + Design at Northeastern University and has taught at Harvard University and the University of Chicago. She is the author or editor of seven books, including Graphic Women: Life Narrative and Contemporary Comics (from Columbia University Press in 2010), Disaster Drawn: Visual Witness, Comics, and Documentary Form (from Harvard University Press in 2016), Why Comics? From Underground to Everywhere (from Harper in 2017), and the recent collection Maus Now: Selected Writing (from Pantheon in 2022). Chute was also Associate Editor of Art Spiegelman’s MetaMaus: A Look Inside a Modern Classic, Maus (2011). She has written for venues including Public Books, Artforum, Bookforum, the Village Voice, the Atlantic, the New York Review of Books, and the New York Times Book Review. At the New York Times Book Review she wrote the “Graphic Content” column reviewing comics, with co-columnist Ed Park, from 2018 to 2022. She is featured in the documentary Disaster is My Muse: Art Spiegelman, part of the PBS American Masters series, which first aired in April 2025.
Reception to follow.
We are hosting our annual Health is Wealth Summit focused on Mental Wellness through financial, physical, mental and sexual health. Financial Workshops featuring New York Life Insurance and TD Bank. Health Workshops featuring Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and ViiV Healthcare. Lunch will be provided!
,Register for summer/fall classes during a POP IN session to get a chance to win a gift card for $50. Eight winners will be selected. You don't need to sign up; just POP by to get help with registration and enjoy some snacks! Sessions run April 15 - May 9.
,Register for summer/fall classes during a POP IN session to get a chance to win a gift card for $50. Eight winners will be selected. You don't need to sign up; just POP by to get help with registration and enjoy some snacks! Sessions run April 15 - May 9.
,Register for summer/fall classes during a POP IN session to get a chance to win a gift card for $50. Eight winners will be selected. You don't need to sign up; just POP by to get help with registration and enjoy some snacks! Sessions run April 15 - May 9.
,Register for summer/fall classes during a POP IN session to get a chance to win a gift card for $50. Eight winners will be selected. You don't need to sign up; just POP by to get help with registration and enjoy some snacks! Sessions run April 15 - May 9.
,Register for summer/fall classes during a POP IN session to get a chance to win a gift card for $50. Eight winners will be selected. You don't need to sign up; just POP by to get help with registration and enjoy some snacks! Sessions run April 15 - May 9.
,Register for summer/fall classes during a POP IN session to get a chance to win a gift card for $50. Eight winners will be selected. You don't need to sign up; just POP by to get help with registration and enjoy some snacks! Sessions run April 15 - May 9.
,Join Rhina Espaillat, Juan Matos, Jimmy Valdez Osaku, Emmanuela Maurice, Eddy Toussaint, Tontongi and Jean-Dany Joachim as they delve into the significance of celebrating the work of Haitian and Dominican poets & writers. The poets will share their work exploring the power of poetic voices from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds, the role of language in shaping cultural identity, and the importance of translation in bridging cultural divides.
Hosted by Jean-Dany Joachim, Single Stop, and Founder of Boston's City Night Readings, Cambridge Poet Populist from 2009 to 2011, and the current Poet in Residence at First Church in Cambridge.
,Please come celebrate National Poetry Month with a featured reading by The Sum Poets of Bunker Hill Community College followed by an open mic. We can't wait to read our poetry and to hear yours, so do arrive a few minutes early to sign up for one of ten open mic spots.
The Sum Poets are a collective of women and gender-expansive Bunker Hill Community College Students, Alum and Faculty. Alexis Ask, Maya Blanco, Luleta Meharenna, and Deborah Schwartz will be representing our larger collective at the reading.
Powerful Mental Health Advocate, Olympic Gold Medalist & WNBA Hall of Famer
,Hear stories and poems from Tell Magazine editors and Spring 2025 contributors. Pages from the new digital magazine edition will be on display.
Hosted by the Spring 2025 Tell Magazine Editors and Faculty Advisor, Professor Alison Ruch, English Department
Sponsored by the Division of Humanities and Learning Communities and the English Department
Join by Zoom
Meeting ID: 824 2721 7301
Passcode: 537715
Over the past few months, a committee composed of faculty, staff, and students has diligently evaluated our current Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle, to ensure that it meets the diverse needs of the BHCC community. Following careful consideration, we have decided to explore alternative options.
The committee has selected three vendors—Blackboard, Canvas, and D2L—to present their solutions and answer your questions regarding their services and the rationale behind their recommendations as the best fit for our new LMS. We cordially invite the entire BHCC community to attend these demonstrations.
Over the past few months, a committee composed of faculty, staff, and students has diligently evaluated our current Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle, to ensure that it meets the diverse needs of the BHCC community. Following careful consideration, we have decided to explore alternative options.
The committee has selected three vendors—Blackboard, Canvas, and D2L—to present their solutions and answer your questions regarding their services and the rationale behind their recommendations as the best fit for our new LMS. We cordially invite the entire BHCC community to attend these demonstrations.
The vendor will spend the day on campus to provide in-person presentations and engage in a Q&A session. These sessions will take place in D-Lobby from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., where you can also provide feedback via QR codes linked to surveys for each presentation.
,Over the past few months, a committee composed of faculty, staff, and students has diligently evaluated our current Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle, to ensure that it meets the diverse needs of the BHCC community. Following careful consideration, we have decided to explore alternative options.
The committee has selected three vendors—Blackboard, Canvas, and D2L—to present their solutions and answer your questions regarding their services and the rationale behind their recommendations as the best fit for our new LMS. We cordially invite the entire BHCC community to attend these demonstrations.
The vendor will spend the day on campus to provide in-person presentations and engage in a Q&A session. These sessions will take place in D-Lobby from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., where you can also provide feedback via QR codes linked to surveys for each presentation.
,Over the past few months, a committee composed of faculty, staff, and students has diligently evaluated our current Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle, to ensure that it meets the diverse needs of the BHCC community. Following careful consideration, we have decided to explore alternative options.
The committee has selected three vendors—Blackboard, Canvas, and D2L—to present their solutions and answer your questions regarding their services and the rationale behind their recommendations as the best fit for our new LMS. We cordially invite the entire BHCC community to attend these demonstrations.
The vendor will spend the day on campus to provide in-person presentations and engage in a Q&A session. These sessions will take place in D-Lobby from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., where you can also provide feedback via QR codes linked to surveys for each presentation.
,Over the past few months, a committee composed of faculty, staff, and students has diligently evaluated our current Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle, to ensure that it meets the diverse needs of the BHCC community. Following careful consideration, we have decided to explore alternative options.
The committee has selected three vendors—Blackboard, Canvas, and D2L—to present their solutions and answer your questions regarding their services and the rationale behind their recommendations as the best fit for our new LMS. We cordially invite the entire BHCC community to attend these demonstrations.
Over the past few months, a committee composed of faculty, staff, and students has diligently evaluated our current Learning Management System (LMS), Moodle, to ensure that it meets the diverse needs of the BHCC community. Following careful consideration, we have decided to explore alternative options.
The committee has selected three vendors—Blackboard, Canvas, and D2L—to present their solutions and answer your questions regarding their services and the rationale behind their recommendations as the best fit for our new LMS. We cordially invite the entire BHCC community to attend these demonstrations.
Come and experience a sampling of stories from students, faculty, staff and alumni that were collected for BHCC's 50th Anniversary and PTK's Honors in Action Project
,Come and experience a sampling of stories from students, faculty, staff and alumni that were collected for BHCC's 50th Anniversary and PTK's Honors in Action Project
,Come and experience a sampling of stories from students, faculty, staff and alumni that were collected for BHCC's 50th Anniversary and PTK's Honors in Action Project
,The Chelsea Fair features transfer opportunities with our Joint Admissions partners: UMASS Boston, UMASS Lowell and Lesley University. Connect with BHCC staff and enjoy food, music and prizes.
La Feria de Chelsea ofrece oportunidades de transferencia universitaria con Joint Admissions partners: UMASS Boston, UMASS Lowell y Lesley University. Conéctate con el personal de BHCC y disfruta de comida, música y premios.
,Join us in celebrating the students who have earned the Inclusive Communication Practices Skill Badge. The celebration will include a brief presentation about best practices in using Skill Badges for career planning. Faculty, staff, and students who are interested in learning more about this new initiative are welcome to attend, and the first 15 students who RSVP will receive a FREE hooded sweatshirt. Free food and drink will also be provided. This event is sponsored by the Humanities to Career Program.
,Join us in celebrating the students who have earned the Inclusive Communication Practices Skill Badge. The celebration will include a brief presentation about best practices in using Skill Badges for career planning. Faculty, staff, and students who are interested in learning more about this new initiative are welcome to attend, and the first 15 students who RSVP will receive a FREE hooded sweatshirt. Free food and drink will also be provided. This event is sponsored by the Humanities to Career Program.
,Join us as we congratulate and recognize the success and achievements of this year’s graduating class. Share memories and enjoy some refreshments, activities, and live music.
Special recognitions for graduating HOPE and LSSI Scholars, International Students, Veterans, Student Engagement Leaders, Early College and Dual Enrollment graduates, PTK Honorees, and Academic and Departmental Awardees.
,Join us as we congratulate and recognize the success and achievements of this year’s graduating class. Share memories and enjoy some refreshments, activities, and live music.
Special recognitions for graduating HOPE and LSSI Scholars, International Students, Veterans, Student Engagement Leaders, Early College and Dual Enrollment graduates, PTK Honorees, and Academic and Departmental Awardees.
,Congratulations Class of 2025! Please swing by the Veterans Center (N-116) to pick up your BHCC Veteran Stole and Challenge Coin. Lunch will be provided.
,Join us as we celebrate an exciting new chapter in clinical education!
Bunker Hill Community College, in partnership with Labcorp, is proud to unveil the brand-new Simulation Lab in Chelsea — a space designed to offer students hands-on practice in Phlebotomy clinicals right on campus. This innovative public-private partnership gives BHCC students the opportunity to gain essential clinical skills while creating a pathway to potential employment with Labcorp.
Enjoy light refreshments, hear from special guests, and learn more about how this collaboration benefits our students and community. Join us to witness the excitement and support the next generation as this initiative takes shape.
,The 2025 Commencement will take place at 11 a.m. on May 22, 2025 at:
MGM Music Hall at Fenway
2 Lansdowne Street
Boston, MA 02215
Watch the ceremony live on YouTube
,“Two Nations, One Battle: Bunker Hill in British and American Memory” is a special panel discussion exploring the Battle of Bunker Hill from both American and British perspectives. The discussion, which is free and open to all, will include American author of history Nathaniel Philbrick and British historian Dr. Emma Hart, with moderator and public historian Dr. Brooke Barbier. To set the tone for the evening, a musical prelude will be performed by Ken Burns’ pianist Jacqueline Schwab, performing several pieces that reflect the popular music of that era, a mix of traditional English and colonial styles, including ballads, dance tunes, and patriotic songs.
Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and take part in a broader community conversation following the discussion. This public event promises to offer a compelling reflection on the past—and what it means for us today. Attendees are encouraged to bring their personal books, written by the panelists, for signing.
Admission is free. Sign up.
This program has been made possible through financial and in-kind donations from the following co-presenters: Friends of the Charlestown Branch of the Boston Public Library, the Bunker Hill Monument Association, British Consulate-General Boston, Bunker Hill Community College, and the National Park Service of Boston.
,You are invited to BHCC's Student Convocation, a two-hour event to welcome new students to the BHCC Community. We will celebrate the start of the new academic year and promote programs and resources to support students on their academic pathway. There will be music, food, activities, and great conversations as well as opportunities to win great BHCC swag. Please join in to help welcome the newest members of the college community. Additional details will be forthcoming in the weeks ahead.
,In this talk, Theodros Woldeyohannes will give an introduction and overview of GIS, background on his journey into the GIS field, and illustrate the applications of geospatial modeling with specific examples in the areas of environmental monitoring and health.
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