Thirty-five Graduating Finance Students Hit Home Run Passing All Four Sector Area Exams (Equities, Fixed Assets, Commodities, and Foreign Exchange)
Management Honor Society inducts another 68 members
Graduating senior, Britni Rooney, is recognized for outstanding performance
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.