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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.