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Link to Homepage for CURRENT PULSE STUDENTS


Announcements:

Although PULSE sections are currently listed as Dept Permission, any open seats are only available to those on the Waiting List.  Please stop by Stokes N125 to add your name.

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With Love Mural
Hyde Square Task Force

About PULSE

The mission of the PULSE Program is to educate our students about social injustice by putting them into direct contact with marginalized populations and social change organizations and by encouraging discussion on classic and contemporary works of philosophy and theology. . . read more!


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Interested in taking PULSE?

Admittance to PULSE is handled through the regular undergraduate registration process.  Look for information to be posted on the home page prior to spring registration.  If you have any questions please contact the PULSE office.

PULSE Council Alumni

Were you a PULSE Council Member? Send us an email at pulse@bc.edu to be added to our database and request information about your classmates.

PULSE Council 2013-2014 Announced!

On Saturday April 13th, the current PULSE Council concluded deliberations to select the next PULSE Council.  With gratitude for the generosity of spirit of all applicants, the council made an incredibly difficult decision. 


Announcing the 2013-2014 PULSE Council:

Nicholas Dunn

Adam Esposito

Andrew Faiz

Jon Friese

Katie Hayward

Allison Hess

Carolyn Jativa

Kelsey Jones

Kasey Jong

Stephanie Lancet

Kadie Maher

Anna Marie Paolicelli

Leah Nees

Katie Oskar

Sacha Ramjit

Ale Rodriguez

Sarah Schmidt

Lexi Schneider

PULSE Office Move to Stokes Hall

Since close to its founding, the PULSE Program Office has been in McElroy 117.  The location was chosen based partially on availability, and partially because of the grass-roots student-driven nature of the program.  In the 40+ years since taking up residence in McElroy Hall, the PULSE Program has grown and evolved, but remained true to its founding principles.

Today, the PULSE Program is housed in the Philosophy Department of the College of Arts & Sciences.  THIS WEEK our office is moving to Stokes Hall with the Humanities Departments - where it will be, for the first time, located in the same building as its faculty and parent department.  On the first floor of the new building, our new office is on the corridor that was designed as a 'walk-through' for students and visitors to campus.  It is our hope that the nature of the corridor, and proximity to classrooms will increase our ability to interact with, and to better serve PULSE students, alumni, and faculty.

We are excited for the opportunities that the new space will provide!

Read more about the development of Stokes Hall here.

 

Launch of revamped PULSE website!

In anticipation for the upcoming move to Stokes Hall, the PULSE Office has considered the ways in which its website can better serve current students, supervisors, interested community partners, alumni, and the Boston College community at large.

We welcome all to explore our site, and to email PULSE with any feedback!