Region 1 – The Northeast United States

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Region 1 includes the following states:  Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont

 

 

Corrine Condon

Vice President, Region 1 Northeast
Northeastern University
c.condon@northeastern.edu

About Corrine

Corrine serves as Assistant Co-op Faculty for Mathematics, Physics, and Biology programs at Northeastern University’s College of Science. In her current role, Corrine teaches and advises students, helping them secure meaningful cooperative education opportunities that bridge classroom knowledge with professional practice. She focuses on preparing students for the transition from academic to professional environments and specializes in building student confidence. Her work emphasizes the practical application of scientific knowledge in workplace settings and centers on helping students recognize their existing talents and translate academic achievements into professional success.

She brings 12 years of expertise in connecting students’ talents with real-world applications. Her work supporting students began in 2013 with an AmeriCorps position at College Forward in Austin, Texas. Here, she completed 1,725 hours of national service in ten months teaching first-generation high school students through a year-long curriculum of 70 college prep classes that pertained to college applications, financial aid processes, and professional development. Since, she has served in various student affairs roles such as Area Coordinator with Residence Life at MCPHS University and Assistant Director of Off Campus Engagement and Support at Northeastern University.

Corrine has been a member of CEIA since 2023 and has participated in multiple committees to support the organization. She holds a B.A in Communication Studies with minors in Leadership Studies and Public Relations from the University of Rhode Island, and a Master’s degree in Higher Education Administration from Boston College.

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