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Dr. Hodge will join Fitchburg State from Colorado State University Pueblo, where she was most recently its Vice President of Operations and Advancement.

Much of the cost to students has been covered by over $82,000 in scholarships provided by the Fitchburg State University Foundation.

The university students shared lessons from faculty member Katharine Covino's book "You Got a Phone! (Now Read This Book)."

Winners were judged to have gone above and beyond the call to create, adapt or adopt OER for academic use institutionally, regionally, and nationally. 

The apartment-style residences will serve the university’s expanding graduate population, including international students.

They will spend the summer training in a variety of areas including defensive tactics, weapons qualification, emergency vehicle operations and applied patrol procedures.

The ceremonies included honors for graduate and undergraduate students as well as distinguished alumni and community leaders.

Dr. Hodge is currently Vice President of Operations & Advancement at Colorado State University, Pueblo, where she has worked in a variety of roles since 2010.

The free concert that will include performances by the university’s Fitchbyrds and the Fitchburg and Leominster High School jazz bands.

The ceremony, which occurs at hundreds of colleges and universities nationwide, recognizes LGBTQIA+ graduates.