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Presidential Citizens Medal Recipient Visits UMass Boston ›
On March 3, T. Berry Brazelton, who last month received the Presidential Citizens Medal from President Barack Obama, made a surprise visit to UMass Boston to attend a lecture by Dr. Joy Osofsky. -
Chancellor Motley Announces Partnership with Teen Empowerment, City of Boston ›
UMass Boston, the City of Boston, and Teen Empowerment, a Roxbury-based nonprofit that works to reduce violence among high-risk youth, will collaborate on a new Youth and Community Transformation Project. -
Announcing the PhD in Sociology ›
Announcing the creation of a new doctoral program in Applied SociologyTags: sociology
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Student Playwrights Festival Kicks Off Wednesday With Free Readings ›
The Performing Arts Department kicks off its inaugural Student Playwrights Festival Wednesday with free staged readings of four plays written by UMass Boston students. Four fully-staged productions follow in March.Tags: performing arts, theater, theatre, student playwrights festival, performing arts department
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Management Students Develop Ideas for Promoting Arts, Businesses in Upham’s Corner ›
Undergraduate students have developed ideas for promoting the arts and bringing businesses to Dorchester's Upham's Corner neighborhood. The university's partnership with Upham's Corner Main Street is one of more than 300.Tags: community, management, cm, business, dorchester
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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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Professor Nelson’s Work Discussed on NPR’s Marketplace Money ›
Professor Nelson talks about her recent work on gender and risk aversionTags: gender, economics, julie nelson, marketplace, risk-aversion
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Professor Horn’s Work Covered by Education Week ›
Professor Horn's recent work on the link between housing assistance and access to high performing public schools is featuredTags: education, economics, keren mertens horn, housing assistance
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Professor Nelson Quoted by BusinessWeek ›
Professor Nelson comments on the proposed launch of a new journal by Nobel Laureate Ronald CoaseTags: economics, julie nelson, businessweek, ronald coase
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UMass Boston Political Experts: Next Election Starts Today ›
A trio of UMass Boston political experts took part in a discussion Wednesday afternoon, looking at the national and state election outcomes, and what the trends we saw Tuesday mean for future election cycles.
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