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By: Michael Cronin
Shannon Connolly ’19 M‘25 previously as an undergraduate student went on four SEND trips to Jamaica and West Virginia.
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By: Michael Cronin
Liza Santerre ’25 is helping to organize and display more than 120 pieces by artists associated with Western Avenue Studios of Lowell, Mass. throughout Merrimack College’s McCoy Gallery and Rogers Center for the Arts atrium.
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By: Joseph O'Connell
Through Merrimack’s Teaching Excellence Advancement Challenge (TEACH), faculty are working to provide first-year students with research opportunities as part of a course.
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By: Joseph O'Connell
Associate Professors Laura Kurdziel and Allison Seitchik will use the more than $400,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health to examine whether napping can improve concussion symptoms.
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By: Michael Cronin
“Whether we have one or two small events a month, I want people to stay engaged and immerse themselves in Black culture,” said BSA President, Deborah Ndayisaba ’ 27.
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By: Michael Cronin
Miguel Romero ’95 M’26, has served on the Lawrence Police Department for nearly 25 years.
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By: Joseph O'Connell
The International Symposium on Disruptive Innovation in Higher Education Institutions was hosted by Hanbat National University in December and brought together colleges and universities from around the world.
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By: Michael Cronin
This marked the second year in a row Merrimack partnered with Lynn, MA non-profit A Bed for Every Child to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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By: Joseph O'Connell
The Mack Force will serve as the go-to virtual resource for any questions, comments or concerns members of the Merrimack community may have.
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By: Michael Cronin
Science Fact x Science Fiction, the latest student art exhibit on display in the McCoy Gallery, features pieces in various mediums from 17 Merrimack students.