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In 1964,
Bouvé-Boston School became Boston-Bouvé College at Northeastern
University and was incorporated into the University as one of the Basic
Colleges. Entering freshmen elected Bouvé as their college and
proceeded at once into their chosen field of study, following the precepts
laid down decades before.
Things changed,
certainly. Bouvé was now coeducational, and operated on the five-year
cooperative education plan used by all other Northeastern colleges. There
were also new facilities, including a spacious outdoor center for a new
Recreation Education program.
In 1980
BBC merged with NU's College of Education to form the Boston-Bouvé
College of Human Development Professions. In 1992 the school merged with
the College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions and continues at
NU as the Bouvé College of Health Sciences. The vision of Bouvé's
founders has moved into the next century.
BBC school patch, 1920s, BBC, Box 97
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