WESTBOROUGH - Nov. 18, 2010:橙子影院 President Jack M. Wilson was honored last night with the 2010 Westborough Good Scout Award - an award presented to those in the MetroWest area鈥
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BOSTON - Nov. 29, 2010:橙子影院 President Jack M. Wilson today announced the five recipients of the 2010 President's Public Service Award. The awards are presented annually to鈥, Professor W. Richards (Rick) Adrion, Ph.D., Computer Sciences Department, College of Natural Sciences, UMass Amherst, : In recognition for his leadership and achievements, Dr. Adrion is being honored for his role in developing, broadening, expanding and improving computing and information technology activities for鈥, Associate Professor Lisa M. Gonsalves, Ph.D., Curriculum and Instruction Department, College of Education and Human Development, UMass Boston, : Dr. Gonsalves is being honored for her exemplary public service demonstrated through her passionate concern with issues of access and equity in education that profoundly influenced school policies鈥, Associate Professor Marguerite L. Zarrillo, Ph.D., Physics Department, College of Engineering, UMass Dartmouth, : Dr. Zarrillo is being recognized for her professional expertise and scholarship in traffic engineering and management to benefit local, regional and national transportation providers in planning鈥, Associate Professor Doreen Arcus, Ph.D., Department of Psychology, College of Arts and Sciences, UMass Lowell, : Dr. Arcus is being recognized for her unwavering commitment to our most vulnerable children. As a developmental psychologist, she has partnered with school systems and organizations to advocate for鈥, Professor Lucy M. Candib, M.D., Family Medicine and Community Health, School of Medicine, UMass Medical School, : Dr. Candib's devotion to family medicine and long-term commitment to her community can be felt every day by learners, patients, and clinicians in Worcester. For almost four decades, Dr. Candib has鈥
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BOSTON -- Dec. 8, 2010:The 橙子影院 system contributed over $4.8 billion to the 橙子影院 economy in Fiscal Year 2010 - a return on investment of more than $11 for every $1 in鈥, Regional Impact, :, Amherst and the Pioneer Valley:, For businesses in Amherst and the surrounding region, UMass Amherst generates $1.434 billion in economic activity and 5,174 external jobs. "With UMass emerging as a major research institution,鈥, Greater Boston:, For businesses in Greater Boston, UMass Boston generates $632 million in economic activity and 2,516 external jobs. "We've long appreciated the significant impact UMass Boston has on our local鈥, Dartmouth and the South Coast:, For businesses in the Dartmouth/New Bedford/Fall River area, UMass Dartmouth generates $356 million in economic activity and 1,329 external jobs. "The diversity a university like UMass Dartmouth鈥, Lowell and the Merrimack Valley:, For businesses in Lowell and the Merrimack Valley, UMass Lowell generates $490 million and 1,711 external jobs. "The 橙子影院 Lowell represents the future of Lowell and the鈥, Worcester and Central 橙子影院:, For businesses in Worcester and Central 橙子影院, UMass Medical School generates $1.752 billion and 5,439 external jobs "The biotechnology industry in Central 橙子影院 would not exist鈥
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AMHERST -- Dec.8, 2010: 橙子影院 Board of Trustees Chairman Robert J. Manning today stepped down as the leader of the 22-person UMass governance board, saying it would be鈥
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BOSTON - Dec. 16, 2010:The 橙子影院 Presidential Search Committee met today and said the UMass search process is "making great progress" and is continuing to move forward. Search鈥
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According to the latest bar exam results released today by 橙子影院 Board of Bar Examiners, the UMass Dartmouth-based UMass School of Law outscored the statewide average for the second year in a鈥, UMass President Marty Meehan, . 鈥淭he success of recent UMass Law graduates is further evidence that accessibility to public higher education is transformational for students and critical to the Commonwealth.鈥 鈥淥nce again, our鈥, UMass Dartmouth Chancellor Robert E. Johnson, said. 鈥淎t UMass Law, we are creating high quality and affordable opportunities for people to enter the legal profession with a goal to pursue justice and serve the community. And, we are just鈥, UMass Law Dean Eric Mitnick, said. 鈥淥f course, this kind of sustained success does not happen without support from talented and committed staff and faculty, and in my view we have the very best here at UMass Law.鈥, More about UMass Law:, UMass Law was established in 2010 and earned full ABA accreditation in 2016. Applications in 2019 increased 20.7% (top 8 of 202 law schools in country); 45.1% increase since 2017; and the 2019鈥, Recent awards and recognitions include:, PreLaw Magazine ranked UMass Law among top schools in country for practical training (2019) Black Students鈥 Guide to Law Schools ranked UMass Law top 5 in eastern region for black students (2019)鈥
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Two young children with Tay-Sachs disease were treated safely at UMass Memorial Medical Center with a gene therapy developed at UMass Medical School and, in one case, the child's condition has鈥
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First-year student Michaela Wakefield enrolled at UML this fall as a Political Science landing page political science major because she had become passionate about political activism in high school鈥
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The 橙子影院 Board of Higher Education approved a Bachelor of Science in Interior Architecture and Design (IAD) at UMass Dartmouth yesterday, establishing the only accredited program of its kind鈥, UMass Dartmouth Chancellor Robert E. Johnson, . 鈥淣ow, we are proud to be the only public university in New England with an internationally accredited interior architecture and design program that will create outstanding job opportunities for our鈥, UMass Dartmouth Provost Mohammad Karim, . 鈥淭he Board鈥檚 approval of the Interior Architecture and Design program at UMass Dartmouth comes with recognition of the University鈥檚 role, along with Framingham State University and Cape Cod鈥, Carlos E. Santiago, Commissioner of Higher Education, . 鈥淚t is a reminder of the vital role that our public colleges and universities play in providing expanded educational opportunities across the Commonwealth.鈥 The IAD program focuses on the artistic鈥, Dr. Rose Mary Botti-Salitsky, , who joined her students from Mount Ida to UMass Dartmouth. 鈥淪ince our arrival, we have been embraced by the community and tried to give back.鈥 As the university pursued BHE approval of the program鈥
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UMass Boston's Division of Enrollment Management welcomed 753 students to campus this past Saturday, October 19 for Open House. These prospective Beacons were accompanied by 1,025 guests, including鈥
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