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As senior vice president and chief financial officer, Harreys will oversee all aspects of the College’s financial management and lead an entrepreneurial environment for revenue growth.
The $750,000 award will build a state-of-the-art instructional facility in Palmisano Hall featuring top-of-the-line instruments used in life sciences research and industry.
Faculty in the School of Arts and Sciences and the School of Nursing and Health Sciences said Merrimack College’s newest research incubator has benefited their work immensely.
More than 100 people gathered to mark the opening of the state-of-the-art applied life sciences research space in Palmisano Hall.
An associate professor in the Winston School of Education and Social Policy, Stephanie Garrone-Shufran was nominated by both students and peers for the 2024 edition of Merrimack College’s teacher of the year award.
Liz Kemp Wiza ’85 has long been inspired by Merrimack’s deep connection to the Lawrence community.
Stephen Campbell ’75 credits his Merrimack experience with playing a key role in his career success.
During an audience in the Vatican’s Clementine Hall on Friday, May 10, the pope addressed a Merrimack delegation on the College’s educational and spiritual mission.
Graduating seniors and graduate students marked the end of their academic journeys at Merrimack during school-based ceremonies held on May 16 and 17.
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.
