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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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UMass Boston Professor Honored for his Work Curating Claude Monet Exhibit ›
Claude Monet: Late Work, a show curated by UMass Boston Professor of Art Paul Hayes Tucker, has been named Best Show in a Commercial Gallery in NY.Tags: arts on the point, art, paul taylor, monet
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Youth Mentoring Research to Take Center Stage at UMass Boston ›
UMass Boston MENTOR/ National Mentoring Partnership have partnered up to form an institute that will support the advancement of mentoring efforts.Tags: chancellor, the point, jean rhodes, youth mentoring, mentor
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At UMass Boston Infant Cognition Lab, Babies’ Memories Tested ›
Associate Professor of Psychology Zsuzsa Kaldy estimates she’s seen about 100 babies each year since the Infant Cognition Lab was created in 2003. -
UMass Boston and MENTOR Form Alliance Supporting Youth Mentoring Research ›
Chancellor J. Keith Motley announces the UMass Boston/MENTOR Research Alliance at a youth mentoring summit in Washington, D.C.Tags: chancellor, mentors, jean rhodes, youth mentoring, mentor research alliance
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“Uncommon Generosity”: Project Documents WWII-Era Students’ Experiences ›
From the internment camps that confined Japanese and Japanese-American families during World War II, Professor Paul Watanabe is documenting stories of hope.Tags: research, the point, paul watanabe, asian american, asian-american
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New Graduate Programs on the Horizon ›
UMass Boston's faculty and administration have successfully proposed establishing six new graduate programs.Tags: research, science, the point, education, global, business, security, psychology, graduate studies
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UMass Boston Students Provide Organizational Structure to One of Boston’s Best Known Nonprofits ›
Professor Stephanie Hartwell's Foundations of Applied Sociology class are conducting a year-long program evaluation of one of the city’s best known nonprofits: the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, based in Dorchester.Tags: community, leadership, the point, service, sociology
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Professor Shaun O’Connell Presents an Evolving Vision of Boston through Literature ›
UMass Boston Professor of English Shaun O’Connell's interpretive anthology looks at the evolving vision of Boston in the last four centuries.Tags: boston, the point, english, reading, umass press
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Behavioral Epigenetics Takes Center Stage at UMass Boston Conference ›
Nearly 300 people working in neuroscience, behavioral sciences, drug addiction, and cellular and molecular biology attended a conference at UMass Boston.Tags: research, science, the point, biology, ed tronick, epigenetics
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