At Bouvé, students are surrounded by a community dedicated to supporting, teaching, mentoring, and inspiring—in and out of the classroom. Post-graduation, the Bouvé community continues to play an important role in the professional lives of many of our alumni, with countless opportunities for mentorship and lifelong learning.
Welcome to the family. The Northeastern Office of Student Orientation and Parent/Family Programs is dedicated to helping families navigate the college experience — academic, social, or administrative. The office invites you to connect with fellow Husky families, receive campus news, attend webinars and other events, and much more.
For Parent/Family assistance, please contact the Office of Student Orientation and Parent/Family Programs at 800-696-6516 or email parents@northeastern.edu. If calling, please note that our office hours are Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The Bouvé alumni network is 40,000+ strong, representing a diverse group of leaders and practitioners working around the globe in every facet of health care, science, business, government, academia, and the nonprofit world. Alums tap into this vibrant network to forge social and professional connections, mentor students, attend Bouvé and Northeastern-sponsored events, and continue learning throughout their lives. Our alumni and friends are the heart and soul of Bouvé, and their ongoing support keeps us moving forward. Contact the Office of Alumni Relations at alumni@northeastern.edu or 617-373-2656 or toll-free at 888-NUALUMNI (682-5866).
Bouvé’s success is supported by and made possible by the surrounding community and its employer partners. Every year, hundreds of undergraduate and graduate students gain invaluable practical skills in co-op placements: in busy emergency rooms and hospital wards, innovative research labs, high-tech startups, and many other sites in Boston and beyond, thanks to our partnering employers. Our community partners also include organizations here and abroad that host Bouvé students as volunteers, mentors, teachers, and learners—opening their eyes and hearts to the health care challenges of local and global communities.
