College of Engineering stories Gaspard Baye: Deep learning PhD student and campus community leader Gaspard Baye '25 came to UMass Dartmouth from Cameroon to pursue an advanced degree in cybersecurity studies. Chris Peter '89, '92, '18, '23: Mission-driven Chris Peter '23, Assistant Director of the STEM Learning Lab and Biomedical Engineering & Biotechnology MS graduate is driven by passion and purpose. Christina Hart '23: Hands-on learning Christina Hart '23 puts her engineering knowledge to work solving real-world problems. Viktoriya Balabanova '23: Seizing opportunities Physics major Viktoriya Balabanova has earned multiple competitive research opportunities and compiled an impressive record of accomplishments, all while raising a family. John Lucas Guimaraes '23: Engineering a more inclusive world Civil engineering student Joao “John” Lucas Coelho Guimaraes is a leader with a passion for public service. Patrick Pasteris '16, '24: Daring to be a disruptor Patrick Pasteris is disrupting the ocean tech market while creating meaningful learning opportunities for younger students. Mckenzie Ferrari '23: Reaching for the (exploding) stars Physics major Mckenzie Ferrari is poised to join the next generation of leaders in astrophysics research. Catching Up with Logan Cabral '22, '23 Logan Cabral, a member of UMass Dartmouth’s first Physics BS/MS cohort, says UMassD gave him every tool he needed to reach even the most ambitious goals. Maggie McCafferty '24, '25 reflects on the impact of scholarship support Bioengineering major, student-athlete, and scholarship recipient Maggie McCafferty found UMass Dartmouth to be her perfect fit. Cameron McAlpine '23: Embracing leadership opportunities Computer Science major Cameron McAlpine says that getting involved on campus opened up a world of possibilities for him. Now, he looks ahead to what’s possible in robotics and artificial intelligence. DEFCON international cybersecurity conference fulfills a dream for Ayyappan Rajesh ’24 Computer engineering major exposed security vulnerabilities in vehicles at Car Hacking Village presentation attended by senior U.S. government officials Jack Sullivan '23 wins thesis competition Physics major earns top prize in the recent undergraduate Three-Minute Thesis Competition. << < 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 > >>