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USCGA Superintendent Rear Admiral William Kelly and UMass Boston Chancellor Marcelo Suárez-Orozco sign the agreement on Friday. Image by: Gray Milkowski
USCGA Superintendent Rear Admiral William Kelly and UMass Boston Chancellor Marcelo Suárez-Orozco sign the agreement on Friday.
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Society of Women Engineers e-board members practice building catapults in preparation for outreach at Acushnet Middle School. Pictured left to right: Jillian Wilson, Rebecca Rodrigues, Victoria Silva, Alexa Van Voorhis (Photo courtesy of A. Van Voorhis).
Society of Women Engineers e-board members practice building catapults in preparation for outreach at Acushnet Middle School.
Education, Student Life, Impact
UMass Law's Arc of Justice Atrium
UMass Law's Arc of Justice Atrium, designed by Mattapoisett artist John Magnan '99, who also contributed three unique works of his own, was dedicated last fall.
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Black hole graphic
Graphic courtesy Tia Martineau '18 (B.S. Physics), current PhD candidate studying binary neuron star mergers at the University of New Hampshire

UMass Dartmouth Assistant Professor Scott Field, Ph.D., and graduate students, Tousif Islam and Feroz H.

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Abigail Keith works in a lab at UMass Dartmouth
Abigail Keith (BS '20; MS '21) collaborated with Dr.
Student Life, Impact
UMassD celebrates Black History Month graphic

Dear UMassD Community,

Student Life, Impact
Five members of the UMass Dartmouth Career Center staff wear masks and smile at the camera
UMass Dartmouth Career Center staff

The UMass Dartmouth Career Center has big plans for UMassD students.

Research

Yang Wang, MD, PhD, professor of medicine and deputy director of product discovery at MassBiologics of UMass Chan Medical School, leads a team of scientists working to discover and develop antibody-based medicines for infectious diseases and to understand drug resistance in those medicines.

“The world is full of viruses that can cause human disease,” said Dr. Wang. “Some of them are well known, such as the flu virus, while others are new, such as SARS-CoV-2, the virus that can cause COVID-19.”

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Chancellor Michael F. Collins named Mary Munson, PhD, the recipient of the 2022 Chancellor’s Award for Advancing Institutional Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion at the 34th annual Martin Luther King Jr. tribute at UMass Chan Medical School on Jan. 24.

Impact, Research

Back in early 2020, few would have imagined work, school or community life would be carried out largely over video screens. Few in medicine would have foreseen the never-ending pressure of a virus that keeps threatening to overwhelm the health care system.

And few would have imagined that even a year after vaccines and treatments became available, much of life’s routines would still be dictated by COVID-19.

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