Deborah Dele-Oni '18 conducted research during her internships at UMass Medical and Brown University.
Through athletics and internships, Brandon has developed the discipline that will translate into a successful business career.
After graduation, Travis Weiland plans on moving to Boone, North Carolina to start his tenure-track position as an Assistant Professor of Mathematics Education at Appalachian State University.
Kris Cambra, Director of Biomedical Communications at Brown University, used her master's degree in professional writing to help her advance in higher education.
As the Connect program's peer mentor lead, Jennifer Legee '17 helps other students discover their potential.
Tia Martineau' 18 & Kiersten Nunes '18 participated in NSF-funded summer research programs.
Ellie Paris-Miranda's vision of the "Afro-shentrepreneur" focuses on the empowerment of African women and women of the African diaspora.
Sarah, a management information systems major, is founder of the Big Data Club at UMassD
Physics major forges her own applied physics track.
After visiting campus, Mollie Madigan '18 knew UMassD was where she'd accomplish her goals.
Rachel Allen, PhD '18 is the first UMass Dartmouth recipient of a Jonas Center Nursing Scholarship.
Political science and crime and justice major Madison Boucher talks about how receiving scholarships has allowed her to focus on academics, athletics, and community involvement.
Victoria Carter '18 found her passion for psychology after taking elective courses.
Senior design project promoted campus diversity and dialogue.
Alum Marcos Sastre-Cordova talks about his work as a systems engineer and explains how pursuing his doctorate degree at SMAST helped advance his career path.
Alum Greg DeCelles talks about SMAST's collaborative environment and the added value of working with faculty, peers, and local fishermen
Alumna Valerie Hall talks about her studies at UMassD's School for Marine Science & Technology and the Intercampus Marine Science Program, which allows students to take courses anywhere in the UMass system.
UMassD alum joins Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection's Waterway Protection Program to help address Commonwealth's statewide concerns
As the founder of C.A.R.E., Vanda Depina '17 created a supportive environment for students who are on their own.
Lexie Almeida '20 chose a biology major to prepare for a future as a physical therapist.
Semirah Dolan '18 views her software engineering internship in Silicon Valley as a priceless opportunity.
In celebration of Black history, legacy, and culture, UMassD students intersect with a crowd of thousands of participants and viewers during the African American Day Parade – one of the country’s most distinguished national processions.
Ceramics artist Heather Jo Davis, MFA '17 champions the value and preservation of wilderness areas.
Planning for a career in animation, Meaghan O'Neill '17 is a dual major in graphic design and digital media.
The Class of 2021 is made up of 1,351 first-year students from 16 states and 5 countries.
Embracing innovation with an agile mind.
One of the first graduates of the PhD in Engineering & Applied Science program, Rahul studied supernovae using some of the largest supercomputers in the world.
Elizabeth Talerman is an innovator in marketing and brand strategy.
Associate professor and director of the Dotson Bridge and Mentoring Program at Simmons College.
Thoughtful renovation nurtures innovation.
Sheri McCoy '80 is chief executive officer and director of Avon Products, Inc.
Giving back to her alma mater and helping women succeed.
The Diversity Nursing Scholars Program addresses the need to recruit a more diverse population to become nurses.
Playing with your mind and your heart in the fast-evolving field of visual effects.
Roxanne Leone's accomplishments include winning the 40 Under 40 Leader Award from Dealerscope Magazine.
Callie Nunez '17 has been recognized for her efforts to raise awareness around combating the ongoing opioid crisis.
The next step for Brandi Bass '17 is the management development training program at Aetna, Inc.
Mechanical engineering major Tharima Ferdausi talks about how receiving scholarship support has allowed her to focus on her career path.
Illustration major Quinn Harris talks about how receiving a scholarship has enabled him to pursue his studies, develop as an artist, and engage in community service.
Bioengineering major Matthew Phou talks about the inspiration behind his interest in the engineering and medical fields, and the benefit of scholarships.
John Ferguson '17 gained professional experience in marketing & social media.
Graduating with a PhD in Educational Leadership & Policy Studies, he has previously earned three other degrees at UMassD.
From student leadership to study abroad, Kevin Delaney '17 has participated in many of the experiences and opportunities available to UMassD students.
Peer health educator Eve Kuzmech '17 took on leadership roles and conducted research to improve student health and safety.
Well-rounded: Talia D'Ambruoso '17 combined her studies in bioengineering with women's soccer, study abroad, and two internships.
During her internship at Together We Bake, Jenyka Gassnola '17 gained new skills, was featured in an NPR article, and was invited to a White House event.
Mabel Tejada '17 envisions a career that will be driven by her values and beliefs.
As a student leader, Sofia Reppucci '17 has learned the "true power of change."
Gabrielle Monteiro received the 2015 Campus Compact Newman Civic Fellows Award for her commitment to community engagement.
While working as an insurance underwriter for Sun Life Financial, Elizabeth Beshansky decided it was time to earn her MBA.
A research internship at Yale and her studies in biology at UMassD have prepared Elizabeth for the challenges of medical school.
An internship at the State Department and a semester abroad in Germany have convinced Alex Siddall '17 of the value of international education.
From school days in a refugee camp to the pursuit of a degree in accounting, education has been a constant for Etienne Niyonsaba '17.
Physics alumna Danielle Tinkham was a regional winner of a PhysTEC Teacher of the Year Award.
Photography major Molly Harrington '12 is a photographer and photo editor for a Boston-based online fashion retailer.
MIS major Myles Dias '17 has broadened his horizons with involvement in DECA, Unity House, and the founding of an NAACP chapter on campus.
A passion for motorcycles led Dustin to build the Tachyon, a prototype electric motorcycle.
Carlos Wahnon Veiga, Ambassador of Cape Verde to the US, will deliver keynote address “Cape Verdean Communities and Belonging in Challenging Times” at the University’s 1st Annual Cape Verdean Cultural Day on Friday, April 7
Award-winning film Passage at St. Augustine chronicles movement that led to passage of Civil Rights Act of 1964.
UMass Dartmouth's Black History 4 Seasons Council announces events for 2017.
For marketing major Samantha Gottlich '18, gaining hands-on experience is an important step toward her dream job in social media.
Students working with the service organization traveled to Haiti in January to donate clothing, food, and supplies.
After graduating in 2009, Lauren Watka blended her love of scholarship with adventure and experienced many exciting opportunities.
Building the skills to meet the building challenges of the 21st century
SMAST researchers look to gain better understanding of local flounder population
UMass General Counsel’s office visits campus for a discussion about the public interest in advancing the university’s mission
Initiative inspired by the late Rev. Robert Lawrence and facilitated by UMass Dartmouth Leduc Center for Civic Engagement encourages citizens to exchange guns for Market Basket gift cards and Domino’s pizza coupons
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