Campus Community Accomplishments
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UMassD hosted the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center roadshow to highlight regional climatetech leadership. The event spotlights how the University and Southeastern Mass. are hubs for oceantech, renewable energy, and workforce innovation.
Chancellor Fuller gave Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey, members of her cabinet, UMass Trustees, and UMass President Marty Meehan a tour of the LARTS Restoration project site.
Professor Mike Goodman (Public Policy) was featured in an article about the impact the government shutdown could have on Massachusetts.
The annual STEM4Girls program, an event which brings local girls from grades three through eight to campus to be “scientists for a day” alongside UMassD volunteers was featured in an article.
Athletics invites faculty to Faculty Appreciation Night at the football game vs. Massachusetts Maritime on Friday, October 3 at 7 p.m. Faculty receive free admission with a valid UMass Pass. A complimentary shuttle will run from Lot 5 starting at 6 p.m.
Provost Ram Bala received $445,918 from Office of Naval Research for “New Sensing Algorithms for Complex Seabed Terrain”. The project develops advanced sensing algorithms to improve the accuracy and resolution of mapping in complex seabed environments. By enhancing how data is processed and interpreted, it supports safer navigation, resource management, and ecological monitoring in challenging underwater terrains.