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UMass Law to have Attorney General Maura Healey as 2018 Commencement Speaker
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey will receive the Chancellor’s Medal at the School of Law commencement exercises on Monday, May 14 at 10 a.m. at the Main Auditorium on the main campus of UMass Dartmouth.
Commencement 2018 speakers announced
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, Southcoast Health System CEO Keith Hovan, and Hasbro Executive Bryony Bouyer to be honored at graduation ceremonies
Chancellor Robert E. Johnson urges students to “fight for their dreams”
The following are the prepared remarks by Dr. Robert E. Johnson for his inauguration as Chancellor of UMass Dartmouth on April 20, 2018
Students garner accolades at DECA competition
DECA's International Career Development Conference and competition prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.
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 Public Policy Center Launches Offshore Wind Economics Project (OSWEP)
Initiative will monitor and analyze a key emerging “Blue Economy” sector in the U.S.
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Building a Blue Belt Initiative roadmap for Africa
UMass Dartmouth Professor Avijit Gangopadhyay invited by King of Morocco to serve as ocean economy and fishing industry panelist at Crans Montana Forum in Dakhla.
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UMass Dartmouth Public Policy Center Launches Offshore Wind Economics Project (OSWEP)
Initiative will monitor and analyze a key emerging “Blue Economy” sector in the U.S.
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Charting the ocean
Dr. Changsheng Chen of UMass Dartmouth's School for Marine Science & Technology is the co-developer of the finite-volume community ocean model, one of the most widely applied tools for oceanographers and limnologists.
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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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Jerry Laakso '18: will return to his native Finland to play hockey professionally
Combining hockey with a business major entrepreneurship and small business.
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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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Marisa McCabe '17: Dual degree arts major
Alum Marisa McCabe talks about the top-notch education she received at UMass Dartmouth's College of Visual & Performing Arts.
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Tia Martineau '18: Cutting-edge research in astrophysics
Next step: PhD in physics/astrophysics
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Sheel Prajapati '18: Coastal systems science
Sheel, who pursued her master's degree in coastal systems science at UMassD's School for Marine Science and Technology, outlines the keys to career success.
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Inventing Our Future
The Inauguration of Robert E. Johnson, Ph.D.
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Mount Ida - UMassD Webinar
Chancellor Johnson, Magali Carerra, Korinne Peterson, and Robert Andrea speak with Mount Ida students and families.
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NASA Satellite Downlink with Astronaut Scott Tingle '87
Students and alumni talk live with UMassD alumnus Scott Tingle '87 aboard the International Space Station.
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Fall 2017 Freshmen Map CVPA Spaces
60+ art and design majors in the fall 2017 Freshmen Seminar course were asked to make a map for each of the two buildings where classes are held – The Star Store and the CVPA Main Campus – we looked at a wide variety of maps and students were encouraged to interpret the idea of map as loosely or tightly as they liked, while using the medium of their choice. The results were as diverse as this incoming class.
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English degree was steppingstone into tech industry for Amanda Phillips
English alumna learned that her English degree was so versatile that she could do anything, even work in the tech industry.
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History alumna brings her passion for history into the classroom
Erin Kochanek enjoyed learning history so much that she now shares that joy with her own students.
