Massachusetts Bay Community College

      Massachusetts Bay Community College
      Massachusetts Bay Community College - DSC03071.JPG
      Wellesley Campus
      Established 1961
      Type Public
      President John O'Donnell
      Vice-president Richard Haskell
      Admin. staff 74 (full-time)
      250 (part-time)
      Students 6,500
      Location Wellesley
      Framingham
      Ashland
      , Massachusetts, USA
      Coordinates: 42°18′42.16″N 71°15′49.51″W / 42.3117111°N 71.2637528°W / 42.3117111; -71.2637528
      Campus Suburban
      Colors Navy      Gold     
      Sports Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer, Men's, Basketball, Women's Basketball, Baseball, Men's Golf, Women's Golf
      Mascot Buccaneer
      Website www.massbay.edu

      Massachusetts Bay Community College (more commonly known as MassBay) is a two-year college in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. It has three campuses, in Wellesley, Ashland, and Framingham. The college is home to the Wellesley Symphony Orchestra. Massachusetts Bay Community College was founded in 1961. However In 1973, the Massachusetts Board of Regional Community Colleges chose the property of the Elizateth Seton High School in Wellesley for MassBay's permanent campus.

      Events

      Graduation

      The graduation ceremony for all three campuses takes place at the Wellesley campus. In 2006, the ceremony was conducted at a specially constructed tent just outside the Wellesley campus building. The graduation is accompanied by the Wellesley Symphony Orchestra whose home is at Mass Bay. Last commencement occurred on May 23rd, 2013.

      Honors

      Honors and student recognition ceremonies are conducted in the assembly hall at the Wellesley campus.

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      University Presidents

      In 1983, founding president John F. McKenzie retired, and second president Roger A. Van Winkle was appointed. In 1999, the third president, Dr. Lindsey Norman was appointed. From 2005 onward, the president has been Dr. Carol M. Berotte Joseph. In 2004, the College's fourth president, Dr. Carole M. Berotte Joseph was appointed. In 2011, the fifth president of the college, Dr. John O'Donnell was appointed.

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      Last modified on 8 June 2013, at 13:00