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Merrimack’s School of Science and Engineering recognized for Foundations in STEM Success Program
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Congratulations graduates, parents and families. Commencement will arrive quickly, visit
www.merrimack.edu/commencement for the information you will need as you make preparations to attend Merrimack College’s 63rd Commencement.
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New Theatre Arts major makes its debut
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Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Merrimack College and The Eagle Tribune have partnered to bring the best and the brightest minds in leadership to the North of Boston region. Come listen to speakers who are at the top of their fields in leadership, education, creativity, social media, marketing and publishing.
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Join Dr. Phil Gardner, Director of the Collegiate Employment Research Institute at Michigan State University to learn the benefits of co-ops and internships. Learn how to get started on your search for these types of experiential learning opportunities, and how the O’Brien Center can help!
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Provost Josephine Modica-Napolitano, Ph.D., recently announced new appointments that have taken place within the Office of Academic Affairs, effective immediately.
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Senior Maggie Jacques named to ASCE top ten individuals list
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with Dr. Finne Coleman, Monday, February 11, 2013, 7:00pm in Cascia Hall
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As the College continues with snow removal operations, please note the following parking changes:
Resident vehicles parking in the Campus Center lot (Sakowich Lot) need to be moved no later than 1:00 p.m. today (Sunday) to prepare the lot and accomadate parking for this afternoon’s hockey game. Parking spaces have been cleared in resident lots 8A, 8B and 8C that will accomodate the resident vehicles parked in the Campus Center lot.
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The College community is happy to announce that senior Katie Ganser has been selected to deliver the 2013 First Lecture at Merrimack College on Monday, February 25, 2013 at 7 p.m. in Cascia Hall.
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Merrimack College is excited to announce that it will be partnering with Fairleigh Dickinson University, Concordia University Chicago, Norwich University, and Sichuan University as the new Chengdu American Study Abroad Center will open. This center will be managed by G-MEO, a leader in Chinese study abroad programs.
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Merrimack College has partnered with The Eagle Tribune to present the 2012-2013 Merrimack Valley Leadership Series. The next speaker in the series will be Sir Ken Robinson, who is an internationally recognized leader in the development of education, creativity, and innovation.
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More than 4,500 alumni, students, staff, families, and friends returned to the Merrimack College campus to attend this year’s highly-anticipated Homecoming: A Family Weekend, taking place November 2 – 3.
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This academic year, Father Ray and the Division of Mission and Student Affairs would like to establish a new tradition to honor all fallen veterans called “Mack Gives Back Day.”
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Cardinal Sean O’Malley came to Merrimack on Monday, October 15 to honor Rabbi Burton Visotzky of the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York City. The College awarded Rabbi Visotzky its prestigious Goldziher Award for his courageous and pioneering work in Jewish-Muslim Relations.
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Trailing by a goal, 1-0, after the first half, senior forward April Daugherty (Wakefield, R.I.) scored two goals three minutes apart to lift the seventh-ranked Merrimack field hockey team to arguably its biggest victory in recent memory, a 2-1 decision, on the road against No. 5 UMass-Lowell to clinch the regular-season Northeast-10 Conference title on Tuesday night at Cushing Field.
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Blue and gold confetti flooded the air as Warrior spirit soared in Hammel Court last Friday evening. The stands in the gym were filled to capacity as students displayed their enthusiasm for Merrimack armed with yellow rally towels and clad in Merrimack-inspired attire.
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In an effort to emphasize the importance of leadership in the Merrimack Valley, the College, in collaboration with the Eagle-Tribune, will be bringing five distinguished speakers on leadership to campus throughout the academic year.
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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.
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Campus ministry is sponsoring service trips for winter and spring breaks as well as during the summer. Faculty and staff are encouraged to serve as advisors.
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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.
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Macbeth to be performed at the Rogers Center for the Arts October 11-13. Co-directed and adapted by recent alumna Claire Kinton, ‘12 and Fr. Richard J. Piatt, O.S.A.
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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.
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The Merrimack Community has celebrated its second major construction project on campus – the Student Residences Project. This project is another critical piece in achieving the College’s strategic success to accommodating enrollment growth.
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A small group of students, faculty and staff from the School of Science and Engineering opened their hearts and their minds to spend June 3, 2012 to June 9, 2012 in the third-world country of Haiti, using the skills they learned at Merrimack College to help those in need.
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The College’s 65th academic convocation began with a standing-room only mass led by Reverend Raymond F. Dlugos, O.S.A., Ph.D. The mass was intended to bring together the Merrimack community at the beginning of this new academic year.
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Merrimack introduces Master of Science and Engineering and Master of Science in Management to its graduate offerings.
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August 30 marks the culmination of a year and a half long collective effort to launch the entirely updated Merrimack.edu website.
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The largest freshman class in recent history arrived on the Merrimack campus greeted by Residence Life staff, orientation leaders, the Merrimack community and brilliant sunshine. With many new friends around to lend a helping hand, the Class of 2016 has already begun the academic year in good form.
