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An infusion of energy, a welcoming presence, an innovative marvel -- the new Health and Social Sciences Building offered much to cheer about at its opening in April. More
University researcher and cancer epidemiologist Richard Clapp appeared on NBC News “Rock Center with Brian Williams” program on Feb. 22 in an interview with the network’s Chief Medical Editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman. More
Students from third grade through high school created artwork for the University’s Cool Science contest which educates the public about climate issues. More

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Doreen ArcusPsychologySocial development of infants and children in the contexts of family, school and community, parenting
Andrew HarrisCriminal Justice & CriminologySex offender policy, specifically concerning sex offender registration and notification laws
Julie ChenVice Provost for ResearchNanotechnology, innovations in materials processing and manufacturing
Frank TaltyCollege of Fine Arts, Humanities & Social SciencesPolitical science, American politics, American courts and legal matters, and Irish politics
Marty MeehanChancellor

Higher education, state and federal government

James ForestCriminal Justice & Security Studiesemerging terrorist threats, insurgencies, transnational criminal networks and U.S. Special Forces training

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Kristina Krull is enrolled in the UTeach program that will help her decide if she wants to become a science teacher.

To Teach or Not to Teach: That is the Question

Art students Duy Hoang, left, and Lars-Erik Miller, right, had the opportunity to show work with faculty member Wael Kamal, center, in Dugan Gallery. Photo by Seth Izen

Faculty-Student Art Show Sets Inspiration in Motion

UMass Lowell’s 2013 concrete canoe team poses with 'Moswetuset.'

Concrete Canoe, Steel Bridge Teams Going to Nationals

UMass Lowell researchers have identified a safer alternative to bisphenol A, or BPA, which is present in the epoxy resin commonly used as food and beverage can liners.

Researchers Discover New, Safer Alternative to BPA

Honorees gather at the Commencement Eve celebration, which raised a record-breaking $725,000 for scholarships, from left: Bernie Shapiro ’56; Chancellor Marty Meehan; Bill Mucica, brother of Gary Mucica, and Sally Mucica, wife of Gary Mucica;  Mark ’81 and Elisia Saab; Edward Davis; Nancy L. Donahue; and Harish Hande ’98, ’00.

UMass Lowell Raises $725,000 for Scholarships

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