The College of Arts & Sciences has developed a co-op/academic integration initiative titled Project TEAM (Teams for Experiential and Academic Mentoring), designed to further strengthen co-op and academic integration efforts within the College and to create a more comprehensive approach to supporting the students' total educational experience at Northeastern University. At the College level, Project TEAM involves the leadership of the senior staff in the Dean's office as well as faculty and staff of the Center for Experiential Education & Academic Advising (CEA). At the department level, it involves the chair, co-op coordinators, and other key academic faculty and advisors. The projects highlighted below seek to develop and implement key portions of the Project TEAM intiative.

• "Integrating Co-op, the Classroom, and Experiential Learning: A Resource Guide" (.pdf file)
  (Faculty Fellows, revised September 2003)
  *Submit your Integration Form online.
  
  
• College Co-op/Academic Integration Plan: Project T.E.A.M Report (.pdf file)
  (Tim Donovan, Associate Dean)

• Michael Dukakis State and Local Government Fellowship Program
  (William Wray, Political Science Co-op)

• Academic/Co-op Integration Background for Faculty: Critical Skills Workshop
  (Tom Gilbert, Chemistry and Education, and Veronica Porter, Biology Co-op)

• Boston Globe Co-op Integration Project
  (Kellianne Murphy, Journalism Co-op)

• Senior Seminar in Communication
  (Richard Katula, Communication Studies, Jacqueline Sweeney, Communication Studies Co-op, and Pamela Goodale, Communication Studies Co-op)

• Project on Integration for Students in the Molecular Sciences
  (Veronica Porter, Biology Co-op)

• A Scenario of Co-op/Academic Integration for the Music Student
  (Bruce Ronkin, Chair of Music)

• Capstone in Biology (.pdf file)
  (Susan Powers-Lee, Chair of Biology)

• Ethical Awareness on Co-op (.pdf file)
  (Martin Block, Psychology, Perrin Cohen, Biology, and Melissa McDaniels, Psychology Co-op)

• "Look at Your Fish" (.pdf file)
  (Samuel H. Scudder, 1837-1911, American entomologist)