Sabrina Boggio Empowers Local Women to Interview with Confidence
Students seeking employment or advanced degrees gain a competitive advantage through research projects with faculty and corporate partners provided by the Center for Biotechnology and Biomedical Sciences.
Recently a group of Merrimack students presented their research at the Northeast Undergraduate Research and Development symposium.
Dr. Charlotte Berkes and Dr. Jimmy Franco are using a supercomputer to collaborate on research into new drugs to treat people with HIV, histoplasmosis and tuberculosis. Their results could improve the quality of life for thousands of people.
A class project has brought green power’s benefits to the Mendel Science, Engineering and Technology Center and given electrical engineering students hand-on experience.
Students will produce better written translations of foreign languages with the help of computer science professor Lisa Michaud’s work on algorithms used in machine translation.
Students who tutor in the Mathematics Center gain the benefits of experiential learning while helping other students understand math concepts and improve their math self-confidence.
Amie Begin presented her research, “The Slump Test” at this years NURDS Conference.
An after-school program lead by faculty at Merrimack College that integrates physical activity and academic lessons in science and technology could have nationwide impact and become a model of innovation.
Provost Josephine Modica-Napolitano, Ph.D., recently announced new appointments that have taken place within the Office of Academic Affairs, effective immediately.
Senior Maggie Jacques named to ASCE top ten individuals list
Extensive case-study analyses and engaging curricula in the Master of Science in Management program
“I would absolutely recommend this program to a friend.”
Executive Development prepares graduate students for successful leadership in business
Here is a look at five of the MSMgt students. Their goals are as varied as the stories of all 40 students
Jessica Scaramuzzo ’12 capped her four years at the Girard School with a Financial Executives International Outstanding Senior Award from FEI’s Boston chapter.
A group of ten Merrimack College students, accompanied by Lecturer Mela Heestand and Prof. Saenz de Viguera, from World Languages and Cultures, attended a presentation by Colombian indigenous activist Ligna Pulido at Brandeis University, to countercelebrate Columbus’s Day.
Irene Lantz, ’12, secured a highly sought after internship at Deloitte Tax in Boston during summer 2011. Throughout her internship, Lantz was mentored by alumnus James Hogue, ’99, and was able to participate in a competitive team project based on a hypothetical client. Her experiences at Merrimack and during her internship helped her obtain employment at the firm this fall.
Sigma Iota Epsilon recently welcomed 100 juniors and seniors into the professional management fraternity. The society highlights creative development, organization, cooperation and service as their cornerstones. The group is planning many activities for this fall including an outreach program with Lawrence Public Schools, a career panel featuring Merrimack alumni and a fundraiser.
Working on an international business project with teammates from Australia, Ghana, India, Mexico and Poland poses many obstacles, not least of which is when to meet.
Merrimack College students have recently been involved in an Environmental Protection Agency grant, obtained by a collaborative effort between the College, the Town of North Reading, the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Martins Pond Association.
Merrimack introduces Master of Science and Engineering and Master of Science in Management to its graduate offerings.
Merrimack students conducting summer research in the Center for Biotechnology and Biomedical Sciences. The students are working on an interdisciplinary project to discover novel chemotherapeutics for the treatment of Histoplasmosis.
Seven people with a Merrimack connection spent June 3 - 9 in Haiti with ProjectMedishare, sharing their talents with delivering clean water and with physical therapy. The groups hope to return in January 2013 to continue their humanitarian work.
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Congratulations to Brandy Liljeblad for winning an honorable mention in the Academic Programs International photo contest.
Dr. Modica-Napolitano, Professor Heffernan, Professor Pass, and the 15 students pose with the Merrimack College banner in front of the Duomo in Florence, Italy.
Chris Igo ‘13 credits his education at Merrimack for keeping him on track with his racing goals.
This might look like an ordinary bike or running path, but there is a sinister history that permeates it that can give a person shivers. Just ask Dr. Warren Kay, associate professor of religious & theological studies.