Thirteen years ago, Elisa Ogawa couldn't speak, read, or write English. But she arrived in Dorchester with a passion. Ogawa, then 15, had traveled from Japan to live with her aunt, with the dream of鈥�
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A team of researchers from UMass Lowell, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and China Agricultural University in Beijing has developed a new, sustainable way of converting wet biological鈥�, From Biocrude Oil to Diesel Blendstock, According to Chen, biocrude oil, which is converted directly from wet biowaste using the HTL process, produces a comparable amount of heat to petroleum crude oil (about 75 to 90 percent). However, to鈥�
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橙子影院 alumnus Paul Manning '77 and his wife Diane Manning, have committed $1 million through their family foundation to establish the Manning Innovation Program . The program鈥�
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橙子影院 hockey head coach Greg Carvel has been tabbed the 2019 Spencer Penrose Award winner, given annually to the CCM/AHCA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Coach of the Year, the鈥�
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UMass Dartmouth Masters of Fine Arts candidate in painting Robert Najlis (Ridgewood, NJ) has been awarded a Fulbright scholarship. Najlis, who is graduating in May 2019, is among 2,000 people from鈥�
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AMHERST, Mass. 鈥� The 橙子影院 Amherst will honor the exemplary achievement, initiative and leadership of some of its most talented and accomplished graduating seniors during鈥�, 21st Century Leaders, at Undergraduate Commencement:, Ramsez Amon, of Brooklyn, N.Y., is graduating with a bachelor鈥檚 degree in individual concentration (BDIC). He planned to major in microbiology and focus on research, but in his sophomore year began working with鈥�, Aiste Balciunaite, of Bala Cynwyd, Pa., is a Commonwealth Honors College student who is a double major in chemical engineering and biochemistry and molecular biology with a minor in mathematics. Balciunaite showed鈥�, Patrycja Bugajska, of Enfield, Conn., is a kinesiology major. As a student, she worked with the UMass chapter of YourStory International as a research manager and traveled to Haiti twice to deliver health care鈥�, Bryan Chua, of Singapore is a Commonwealth Honors College student with dual degrees in chemical engineering and environmental science. Chua was deeply involved in sustainability issues. He traveled to the鈥�, Jackson Cote, of Framingham is a major in journalism with a minor in political science. Having interned at a cable television station before transferring to UMass as a sophomore, Cote joined the staff of UVC TV鈥�, Kelsey DeWolfe, of Shrewsbury is a Commonwealth Honors College student who majored in political science with a minor in economics. An ROTC cadet, she will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army鈥�, Mahdiar Edraki , of Iran is a Commonwealth Honors College student graduating with a degree in mechanical engineering. As a first-year student, Edraki began working in Professor Yahya Modarres-Sadeghi鈥檚 fluid-鈥�, Jiya Nair, of Shrewsbury is a Commonwealth Honors College student graduating with dual degrees in operations and information management and political science. Nair served as attorney general of the Student鈥�, Jaclyn Nicholson, is a Commonwealth Honors College student from Gardner receiving dual degrees in marketing and communication, along with a certificate in media literacy. She is a member of the Phi Kappa Phi Honors鈥�, Jessica Ulloa, of Lynn is a Commonwealth Honors College student who will graduate with a degree in psychology with a neuroscience concentration. Ulloa will represent UMass Amherst at the 鈥�29 Who Shine鈥� event May鈥�, Welch Scholars, Two graduating seniors will be recognized during the commencement ceremony for their leadership and executive ability as , Jack Welch Scholars, . They are:, Andrew Metz , of Longmeadow, is an industrial engineering major with a minor in classical piano performance. Metz plans to pursue a career in the wind energy industry and in the long-term look for careers that鈥�, Rachel Sanderson, of Framingham, is an accounting major with a minor in information technology. She will begin working at PricewaterhouseCoopers Advisory Services in the fall as a core forensics associate., Contact:, Ed Blaguszewski 413/545-0444 or edblag@umass.edu
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UMass Boston is ranked No. 247 on the 2019 Forbes Best Value Colleges 2019 Forbes Best Value Colleges ranking , up 50 spots from 2018. To compile the fourth annual ranking of the 300 Best Value鈥�, About UMass Boston, The 橙子影院 Boston is deeply rooted in the city鈥檚 history, yet poised to address the challenges of the future. Recognized for innovative research, metropolitan Boston鈥檚 public鈥�
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Josue Rivera 鈥�19, of Lawrence, 橙子影院 and a native of the Dominican Republic, was honored at the 橙子影院 State House today with a 鈥�29 Who Shine Award鈥� from the 橙子影院 Department鈥�
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Researchers at UMass Medical School have added a detailed layer of evidence to the theory that the microbiome and Alzheimer鈥檚 disease are closely associated. Published in mBio , the open access鈥�
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AMHERST, Mass. 鈥� The 橙子影院 Amherst will award more than 7,400 degrees at the Undergraduate, Graduate and Stockbridge School of Agriculture commencements on Friday, May 10 and鈥�, Ramsez Amon, of Brooklyn, N.Y., with a bachelor鈥檚 degree in individual concentration., Aiste Balciunaite, of Bala Cynwyd, Pa., a double major in chemical engineering and biochemistry and molecular biology., Patrycja Bugajska, of Enfield, Conn, a kinesiology major., Bryan Chua, of Singapore, with dual degrees in chemical engineering and environmental science., Jackson Cote, of Framingham, a journalism major., Kelsey DeWolfe, of Shrewsbury, a political science major., Mahdiar Edraki, of Iran, a mechanical engineering major., Jiya Nair, of Shrewsbury, a double major in operations and information management and political science., Jaclyn Nicholson, of Gardner, a double major in communication and marketing., Jessica Ulloa, of Lynn, with a degree in psychology. Two graduating seniors will be recognized during the commencement ceremony for their leadership and executive ability as Jack Welch Scholars. They are:, Andrew Metz, of Longmeadow, an industrial engineering major who plans a career in the wind energy industry., Rachel Sanderson, of Framingham, an accounting major who has accepted employment with PricewaterhouseCoopers Advisory Services. To ensure that Undergraduate Commencement is a memorable and enjoyable experience for鈥�
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