Part Time Faculty Since 1980
Telephone: 617.719.1246
Fax: 617.552.3874
Email: manzo@bc.edu
Curriculum Vitae
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Education
B.A. Boston College (Summa Cum Laude, Scholar of the College) (1977)
M.Ed. Harvard University (Concentration in Administration, Planning and Social Policy) (1980)
Biographical Summary
David W. Manzo has taught in the Boston College PULSE Program since 1980. In addition in 2004, he became the sixth president of Cotting School. Founded in 1893, Cotting School is America’s first day school for children with a broad spectrum of learning and communication disabilities, physical challenges, and complex medical conditions. Prior to assuming this position, he served 20 years as president of COMPASS, a private educational and social services organization serving high-risk, inner-city children and their families.
David is currently a board member for the following organizations: Massachusetts Association of 766-Approved Private Schools, COMPASS, the Children's League of Massachusetts, Pine Street Inn, Protestant Guild for Human Services and Roxbury Latin School.
He is the recipient of several awards, including two from Boston College - the Exemplary Service Award from the PULSE Program and the Award of Excellence in Public Service from the Alumni Association. He also received the Tennessee-based Lyndhurst Foundation's Prize that honors individuals whose contributions in a variety of fields - including education and community service - embody "creativity, passion, and good will." To the dismay of his friends in Boston, he is a life-long New York Yankee fan.
Fields of Interest
Urban planning, special education and non-profit management
Current Teaching
- Values in Social Services and Health Care, PULSE Program
- Boston: An Urban Analysis, PULSE Program)
Recent Publications
- Manzo, D & Campbell Peters, E (2008) Cotting School: A Pictorial History. Arcadia Publishing |
