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Rachael Buchanan '18: Dreams of bringing healthcare to developing nations
After gaining clinical experience, Rachael Buchanan '18 is focusing on the healthcare side of lab medicine.
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Jarell Samuel '18: Medical technologist at Massachusetts General Hospital
Jarell Samuel '18 majored in MLS to fulfill his lifelong dream of being a scientist.
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English Professor Elisabeth Buck publishes her first book
Professor Buck's book covers the process of academic writing and publication, as well as the push from more open access and multimodality.
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Dr. Maolin Guo: enabling protein imaging in live cells
Dr. Guo is engineering a tool to study protein in cells in order to identify disease-causing genetic mutations.
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Dr. Christina Cipriano: improving student outcomes
The Recognizing Excellence in Learning and Teaching Project (RELATE) is led by Dr. Cipriano.
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Dr. Shakhnoza Kayumova: teaching the language of science
A $778,770 grant from the National Science Foundation supports Dr. Kayumova's research into the best ways to teach English-language learners the language of science.
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Dr. Robert Drew: Research in clownfish genetics
Dr. Robert Drew utilizes newly developed genomic technologies to investigate the genes of clownfish.
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Persistence paid off for math and psychology major
Abigail Reid 18’ didn’t let health complications stop her from completing her double major in psychology and math, as well as starting a career as a technical analyst immediately after graduation.
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The impact of teaching math
Even after almost 20 years in academia, Professor Sigal Gottlieb continues to enjoy her years of teaching, especially interacting and mentoring her students.
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Crime and justice major finds her way
As her four-year journey at UMass Dartmouth comes to an end, crime and justice major Rashelle Noncent ’18 has proven that hard work pays off.
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Making math fun
A tool for building connections between complex ideas in fun, engaging ways
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Year in Review: 2017
The top news stories for 2017 reflect UMassD's commitment to innovation, progress, research, and student success.
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Professor devises a new model to treat digestive health issues
UMass Dartmouth Assistant Professor Vanni Bucci created a system to identify most effective therapies for handling stomach bacteria problems
UMass Dartmouth launches health care and public management degree programs
New bachelor degrees in Health and Society and Public Administration began fall 2018.
Breathing life into UMass Dartmouth College of Arts and Sciences
#CASLife is a new initiative that focuses on relationship building and increased engagement within the college.
