News Archive
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Andrew Tollison Receives Merrimack College’s Roddy Award for Outstanding Teaching
Tollison, director of the graduate communications program, was recognized at the 2022 Undergraduate Commencement ceremony on May 22.
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Student Speaker Shares Her Personal Journey with Fellow Graduates
Isabel Fernandes ’21, M’22, was selected to address the Class of 2022 at the Graduate Commencement ceremony on May 20.
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A Master’s Degree 54 Years in the Making for Merrimack College student
When Paul Nason ’68, M’22 received his undergraduate degree from Merrimack, it was a very different Merrimack than the one he will receive his graduate degree from on May 20.
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Undergraduate Student Speaker Salutes Merrimack Community
Women’s tennis captain and Austin Scholar Hope Salts was selected to address the undergraduate Class of 2022 on May 22, 2022.
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‘The thing that has really marked my Merrimack experience is the relationships’
Merrimack Medal recipient Theresa Macdonald ’22 reflects on her time at the College and how her experiences reinforced her values and goals.
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Merrimack College selects José Rafael Sánchez as next dean of Science and Engineering
Sánchez, currently the dean of Wentworth Institute of Technology’s School of Engineering, will start at Merrimack July 1.
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Students, Clubs and Orgs Honored at Merrimack College’s L.E.A.D. Awards
The annual ceremony, held in the Rogers Center for the Arts on April 27, recognizes students and groups that have made impactful contributions to the campus community over the past year.
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Merrimack College to Award Seven Honorary Degrees at 2022 Commencement Exercises
Merrimack College will award honorary degrees at the 72nd Commencement ceremonies, recognizing individuals for their significant contributions to their communities and for their exceptional stewardship of Merrimack’s values.
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From the Eyes of the Boston Red Sox
Tim Zue, executive vice president and chief financial officer for the Boston Red Sox, shared with Merrimack College first-year and incoming data science students how the influence of data and analytics has grown exponentially in sports businesses.
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Merrimack College Launches Student-Managed Fund Focused on Blockchain, Crypto
With a generous donation provided by donors Paul and Joyce Mucci P’07, the third student-managed fund at the College will open opportunities in digital currency.
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Merrimack Hosts Panel of Advocates for Universal Free School Meals in Massachusetts
Merrimack College’s Center for Health Inclusion, Research and Practice hosted a discussion on April 14 that examined the myriad benefits that would come from adopting permanent free meals in Massachusetts’ K-12 schools.
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Students Participate in SEND for the First Time in Two Years
Following a hiatus due to the pandemic, Merrimack students in March traveled to Camden, N.J. as part of the SEND program, the College’s alternative spring break service trip.
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Merrimack College Student Named Newman Civic Fellow
Keely McCaskie M’23, a public school administrator in Denver, Colo., is pursuing her master’s degree in community engagement online in the Winston School of Education and Social Policy.
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Merrimack’s Graduate Education Program Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary
Merrimack’s master of education in higher education program celebrated the 10 year anniversary of its first graduating class. The higher education program, one of the first master’s degree programs offered by the College, helped pave the way for the development and expansion of Merrimack’s robust —and still growing—graduate education division.
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Merrimack College Hosts Inaugural Police Academy Class Graduation
The 15 inaugural student officers received a Master of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice in addition to their police academy certification.
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Free For All: Making the Case for School Meals for All in Massachusetts
On Thursday, April 14, 2022, CHIRP - in partnership with Project Bread, is sponsoring a virtual discussion of school meals.
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Merrimack Welcomes Augustinian Prior General to Campus
The Rev. Alejandro Moral Antón O.S.A., Augustinian of Note, participated in a conversation with Austin Scholars at the Rogers Center for the Arts.
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South Carolina Orchestra Performs Pruett’s Symphonic Edition
Associate Professor of Music Laura Moore Pruett’s critical edition of Gottschalk’s composition was used by Summerville Orchestra in February.
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Kenneth S. Rhee, Ph.D. Named Dean of the Girard School of Business
Dr. Rhee will join Merrimack College in July 2022.
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Where the Mack is this? Part I
It’s time to take a closer look at the Merrimack College campus! See if you can identify where each of these photos was taken.
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Merrimack School Counseling Graduate Students Recognized by MASCA
As Merrimack College graduate students Bryce Henderson M’22 and Katelyn Leboeuf M’22 prepare to complete their Master of Education in School Counseling degrees, they reflect on their accomplishments during their time at the College and what type of impact they hope to make throughout their careers.
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Merrimack College Joins Pope Francis’ Initiative to Combat Climate Change
The College will establish a working group to explore grassroots responses to the most critical environmental and social challenges laid out in the Vatican’s Laudato Si’ Action Platform.
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Creating a Workforce for the New Economy
Merrimack College is educating its students with the skills they need in a specialized economy and partnering with employers to fill high-demand positions.
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Test Your Mack IQ
Ever wonder how much you really know about Merrimack, Warriors? Find out today by testing your Mack IQ.
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Training the Next Generation of Police Leaders: Introducing the Merrimack College Police Academy
Amid a nationwide conversation on the role of policing in America, Merrimack is spearheading an innovative approach to officer education by combining a police academy training regimen with a master’s degree in criminology and criminal justice — the first program of its kind in the Commonwealth.
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Reflective Architecture Works by W Gavin Robb
Merrimack College’s Department of Visual and Performing Arts’ (VPA) McCoy Gallery at the Rogers Center for the Arts hosted the exhibition by W Gavin Robb, a tomb, a cabinet, February 5–March 8, 2022.
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Bianca Baldassaro ’23 Becomes First Ever Female Co-Portfolio Manager of the Merrimack Investment Fund
Bianca Baldassaro ’23, a Merrimack College Junior majoring in Business Administration with a concentration in Corporate Finance and Investments and minoring in Music, is beginning her role as the first female Co-Portfolio Manager of the Merrimack Investment Fund.
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Students Share the Story of the First Women at Merrimack
Merrimack College students are taking a closer look at — and helping to tell the compelling story of — the first female students and teachers at Merrimack College.
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Nancy Wynn Curated COVID-19 Art Exhibit
The need to make artwork and share it with others has long been a driving force for Associate Professor Nancy Wynn, MFA. She first shared her photographs documenting ballet classes over thirty years ago. Recently, she continued that tradition with new work she exhibited in the Clare Gallery, at the St. Patrick-St. Anthony Franciscan Center for Urban Ministry in Hartford, CT.
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Because We Believe: Marking Merrimack’s 75th Anniversary
Merrimack College celebrates 75 years of enlightening minds, engaging hearts and empowering lives.
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Tollison, director of the graduate communications program, was recognized at the 2022 Undergraduate Commencement ceremony on May 22.
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Women’s tennis captain and Austin Scholar Hope Salts was selected to address the undergraduate Class of 2022 on May 22, 2022.
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The annual ceremony, held in the Rogers Center for the Arts on April 27, recognizes students and groups that have made impactful contributions to the campus community over the past year.
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With a generous donation provided by donors Paul and Joyce Mucci P’07, the third student-managed fund at the College will open opportunities in digital currency.
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Keely McCaskie M’23, a public school administrator in Denver, Colo., is pursuing her master’s degree in community engagement online in the Winston School of Education and Social Policy.
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On Thursday, April 14, 2022, CHIRP - in partnership with Project Bread, is sponsoring a virtual discussion of school meals.
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Isabel Fernandes ’21, M’22, was selected to address the Class of 2022 at the Graduate Commencement ceremony on May 20.
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Merrimack Medal recipient Theresa Macdonald ’22 reflects on her time at the College and how her experiences reinforced her values and goals.
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Merrimack College will award honorary degrees at the 72nd Commencement ceremonies, recognizing individuals for their significant contributions to their communities and for their exceptional stewardship of Merrimack’s values.
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Merrimack College’s Center for Health Inclusion, Research and Practice hosted a discussion on April 14 that examined the myriad benefits that would come from adopting permanent free meals in Massachusetts’ K-12 schools.
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Merrimack’s master of education in higher education program celebrated the 10 year anniversary of its first graduating class. The higher education program, one of the first master’s degree programs offered by the College, helped pave the way for the development and expansion of Merrimack’s robust —and still growing—graduate education division.
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When Paul Nason ’68, M’22 received his undergraduate degree from Merrimack, it was a very different Merrimack than the one he will receive his graduate degree from on May 20.
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Sánchez, currently the dean of Wentworth Institute of Technology’s School of Engineering, will start at Merrimack July 1.
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Tim Zue, executive vice president and chief financial officer for the Boston Red Sox, shared with Merrimack College first-year and incoming data science students how the influence of data and analytics has grown exponentially in sports businesses.
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Following a hiatus due to the pandemic, Merrimack students in March traveled to Camden, N.J. as part of the SEND program, the College’s alternative spring break service trip.
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The 15 inaugural student officers received a Master of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice in addition to their police academy certification.