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Led by national campaign co-chairs Kevin ’89 and Karen Lucey P’24, the Together We Rise campaign leadership features trustees, alumni and parents whose commitment to Merrimack College spans decades.
Nearly 300 people gathered in Merrimack's Collegiate Church of Christ the Teacher the evening of Sept. 19 to mark the official start of the Together We Rise campaign, where it was announced more than half of the $100 million goal has already been raised.
The next chapter of Merrimack’s story begins with its most ambitious campaign to date. Over the next five years, Together We Rise will raise funds to support the College's efforts to innovate, grow, serve and lead, and strongly position Merrimack among the nation’s leading Catholic research universities.
Nadia Athanasiadis ’28 and George Athanasiadis ’25 are following in the footsteps of their mother Danielle Athanasiadis ’97 and grandfather Mickey Ouellette ‘69.
The asynchronous online program looks to enroll hundreds more students by next year.
This month, Isabel Fernandes ’21, M’22, M’23 began her second year teaching at Lafayette School in Everett, Mass.
As part of the College’s short-term study abroad program, the students learned about the unique geology of the Nordic country, including its black sand beaches and towering glaciers, during a week in August.
Stephanie Garrone-Shufran, associate professor in the School of Education and Social Policy and 2024 Roddy Award winner, delivered the event’s keynote speech.
Fr. Ray preached how community is built through commitment and teamwork at the mass.
Over the past year and a half, Allison Seitchik, an associate professor in psychology, has immersed herself in research on incorporating AI ethically and beneficially in higher education curricula.
