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2013 Distinguished Scholar Award for Research on the Education of Asian and Pacific Americans ›
Professor Kiang received the 2013 Distinguished Scholar Award from AERA’s Research on the Education of Asian and Pacific Americans -
Community Partnerships Forged, Strengthened at Annual UMass Boston Symposium ›
The event, hosted by the Office of Community Partnerships, connects the worlds of academia and civic service to create vital social programs inside and outside of Boston. -
Hispanic Writers Week 2013 Events Announced ›
ILT's Hispanic Writers Week project is weeklong initiative that introduces Latino literary professionals from all corners of the Hispanic world to local Latino students.Tags: ilt, hispanic writers week, hww
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UMass Boston Faculty Researchers Recognize Excellence, Look Ahead to 2013 ›
The 6th Annual Luncheon to Celebrate Faculty, Research Staff and Students for Their Contributions to Research, Innovation, Scholarship, and Creativity paid tribute to past accomplishments while looking forward to the future.Tags: research, research luncheon, risc
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Eisenkraft Gets $3M Grant to Study Science Teachers’ Professional Development ›
The four-year study coincides with rare, notable changes to the Advanced Placement tests for biology, chemistry, and physics.Tags: science, cosmic, arthur eisenkraft, ap tests, professional development, teachers
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Tulane Professor Honored at UMass Boston’s First-Ever Lynton Colloquium ›
The Lynton Award, named after UMass Boston's late vice president of academic affairs, is given to Jordan Karubian, an ecology and biology professor.Tags: nerche, ernest lynton, lynton award
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Counseling Professor Sharon Horne Wins Award for Inspiring Students ›
Sharon Horne, an associate professor of counseling and school psychology, says mentoring students is the best part of her job. Now she has been recognized as the 2012 winner of the Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman Award.Tags: mentoring, school psychology, counseling, elizabeth hurlock beckman award, sharon horne
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Excellence, Affordability on Display at UMass Boston Open House ›
The Princeton Review has said it again and again: UMass Boston is a great place to learn. On October 13, you can come see for yourself. -
Science Publishes STEM Editorial by Distinguished Professor of Science Education Eisenkraft ›
Eisenkraft writes: "To prosper in the global economy, each nation must focus on growing its next generation of scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs."Tags: arthur eisenkraft, center of science and math in context, stem education
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Second annual Symposium on Teacher Education ›
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