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Alumnae Lauren Pardue ‘22 returns to the Visual and Performing Arts Department.
Graphic Design major Josh McCarthy, on his design internships with Eleanor Shonkoff and Laura Kurdziel and how graphic design helped to further their research.
Maxwell Beland ’24, who will graduate from Merrimack's School of Arts and Sciences on Friday, May 17, was awarded the Merrimack Medal for exemplifying outstanding character and achievement of service to his classmates and the College community.
The 10 honorees will be recognized across the College’s five school-based Commencement ceremonies on Thursday, May 16, and Friday, May 17.
More than 200 students representing all five schools proudly presented at locations across campus research work and projects across various disciplines.
John-Paul Haley-Read ’20 M’21, who works as a senior research technician at Dana Farber, has big plans for his future researching viruses and diseases.
The 2024 edition of the L.E.A.D. Awards recognized Merrimack students and organizations that made impactful contributions on the campus community over the past year.
The College hosted the annual student research conference for the first time in 10 years.
Dave Fielding M’25 wrote “Into the Darkness: A Journey of Love, War and Emotional Freedom” about his mental health struggles while serving in the U.S. military.
Amber Bean ’24 helped to plan the College’s annual fundraising event in Lawler Arena.
