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EMTs, from left, Andrew Finerty, Angela Piso and P.J. Roe stand in front of UMass Lowell EMS car
EMTs, from left, Andrew Finerty, Angela Piso and P.J.
Education, Impact
2022 Greeley Scholar for Peace Studies, Soe Mying, sits and smiles at camera
The 2022 Greeley Scholar for Peace Studies, Soe Myint, is the founder of an independent news organization that is reporting on Myanmar in defiance of the military junta.

This year’s Greeley Scholar for Peace Studies

Education, Leadership, Impact
Giulia Po DeLisle, associate teaching professor in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, accepts her OERscar award at the second-annual ceremony, held recently at Moloney Hall.
Giulia Po DeLisle, associate teaching professor in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, accepts her OERscar award at the second-annual ceremony, held recently at Moloney Hall.

“Why isn’t our textbook listed on the sylla

Education, Student Life

 

Student Life, Impact

 

Education, Impact
Computer Science Prof. Xinwen Fu discusses the concept of cyber penetration testing with students from Shawsheen Valley Technical High School during a recent visit to the UML Cyber Range near East Campus.
Computer Science Prof.
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Leadership, Student Life
Senior biology major Adam Iskandar holds Team Amara's Rist Campus-wide DifferenceMaker award alongside, from left, program namesake Brian Rist '77, teammate Brandon Conceicao and DifferenceMaker Director Holly Lalos during the $50,000 Idea Challenge at Moloney Hall.
Senior biology major Adam Iskandar holds Team Amara's Rist Campus-wide DifferenceMaker award alongside, from left, program namesake Brian Rist '77, teammate Brandon Conceicao
Student Life, Impact
Zoi Burns
Zoi Burns

Campus Compact, a national coalition of colleges and universities working to advance the public purposes of higher education, has named 173 student civic leaders who will make up the organization’s 2022-2023 cohort of Newman Civic Fellows.

Education, Impact

UMass Dartmouth was recently awarded a $150,000 grant from the Massachusetts Higher Education Innovation Fund (HEIF) to create a Transformative Justice Practitioner’s Certificate Program to serve students from UMass Dartmouth, Massasoit Community College, and UMass Law. The grant also funds the process to begin establishing a Transformative Justice Center at UMass Dartmouth. This award follows an initial $150,000 grant in spring 2021 that funded research and data collection toward creating the inter-campus Transformative Justice Practitioner’s curriculum.

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