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Professor Sauri’s English 697 ›
Students present their work in a mini conference for M.A. English -
Please welcome Jessie Quintero Johnson to Communication Studies ›
Please welcome Jessie Quintero Johnson to Communication Studies -
UMass Boston Students Selected for Latino Leadership Initiative ›
Four University of Massachusetts Boston students have been selected to participate in the second annual Latino Leadership Initiative.Tags: community, leadership, management, cm, cla
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UMass Boston Breaks Ground on $155 Million Integrated Sciences Complex ›
Construction is under way on UMass Boston's first new academic building since 1974, the Integrated Sciences Complex (ISC), a home for research and innovation.Tags: research, construction, integrated sciences complex, isc, science, groundbreaking
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UMass Boston Professor’s Latest Book Finds a Mindful Way through Anxiety ›
Lizabeth Roemer researches physical, mental, and emotional responses to anxiety, with the intent of finding ways to help people live with this reaction.Tags: psychology, roemer, mindfulness
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UMass Boston Professor, Students Bring Unfamiliar Story to Life for Teens ›
UMass Boston Professor Julie Winch started adapted her self-described “scholarly” book so that a wider audience could learn about James Forten.Tags: the point, teaching, diversity, publishing, james forten, julie winch
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Interest in Toys Predicts Effectiveness of Autism Treatment in Toddlers ›
Study coauthored by UMass Boston professor finds toddlers who played with a limited number of toys showed improvement in their communication skills.Tags: research, alice carter, psychology, autism, autism treatment, treating autism, toddlers
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Public Universities and the Public Sphere: Justifying State Support for Higher Education ›
In his new book, Professor of History Woodruff Smith argues that two contemporary crises facing America are closely connected.Tags: cla, history, college of liberal arts, higher education, public universities, woodruff smith, public university, public funds, public money
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UMass Boston Grad Students Make Reading Fun for City Kids ›
UMass Boston graduate students are guiding girls and boys ages 8 to 12 through graphic novels and as part of a collaboration with the Boston Public Library. -
UMass Boston Professors Teach the Egyptian Uprisings in Real Time ›
The Political Science Department sponsored a round table discussion, "Understanding Popular Revolt in Tunisia and Egypt," in the wake of the uprisings in Egypt.Tags: the point, global, international relations, egypt
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