Some days it’s a dorm room. On another day, it might be a hospital room, a physical therapy clinic, an operating room, or even a location in a private home. The Arnold S. Goldstein Simulation Labs change environments daily to reflect real-world settings with increasing complexities. Students are immersed in hands-on challenges, learning to work in interdisciplinary teams, as they will in their careers. Using video-capture technology, simulation labs, debriefing rooms, high-tech patient simulators, and patient actors, students translate theoretical concepts to real skills and behaviors. The simulation suite is named for the late Arnold S. Goldstein, P’61, PhD’90, former dean, professor, lawyer, and author at Northeastern’s Bouvé College. LEARN MORE »