HQ Function

Served as the sole comprehensive campus for all academic programs, administrative operations, student housing, and extracurricular activities of the former Mount Ida College.

Notable Features:

The picturesque campus included a blend of historic and modern buildings, such as Holbrook Hall, Alumnae Hall, the Shaw Hall Library, various academic centers, residence halls, an athletics complex, and extensive green spaces. The Wadsworth Museum Gallery was also a notable feature.

Work Culture:

(Historical) Mount Ida College cultivated a close-knit, student-centric community. The work culture for faculty and staff was characterized by a dedication to teaching, student mentorship, and preparing students for their careers in a supportive environment.

HQ Significance:

The campus is historically significant as the home of Mount Ida College for over a century, contributing to the education of thousands. It is now an integral part of UMass Amherst's strategy to expand its reach and program offerings in the Greater Boston area.

Values Reflected in HQ: (Historical) The campus and its operations historically reflected values such as community, accessible education, career preparedness, and personalized student development.

Location:

As a regional private college, Mount Ida College's primary operational focus was within the United States, particularly serving students from New England and other domestic regions. It did not maintain international campuses or offices. Its global connections were primarily through its diverse student body, which included international students, and its alumni network.

Street Address:

777 Dedham Street

City:

Newton

State/Province:

Massachusetts

Country:

USA