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American Indian Art Exhibit: From Wounded Knee to Present ›
The NAIS program has organized an exhibit of American Indian art to be shown at UMass BostonTags: art, indigenous, native american, inenas, sovereignty
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UMass Boston Students Take Home Golden Microphone Trophy ›
UMass Boston seniors Caleb Nelson and Jacob Sommer won an Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS) award for their project JFK 50, a series of vignettes about John F. Kennedy's presidency.Tags: wumb, student success, kennedy, radio, jfk
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Three UMass Boston Students Finalists in National Radio Competition ›
Three University of Massachusetts Boston students have been selected as finalists for the third annual Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS) Awards.Tags: wumb, student success, radio
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Gastón Institute Sends Delegation of Students, Research Associates to National Latino Conference ›
The Mauricio Gastón Institute for Latino Community Development and Public Policy is sending research associates and students to a conference in New York City.Tags: latino, gaston, gaston institute
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Center for Social Policy Launches New Online Digest, “Connecting Research and Communities” ›
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UMass Boston Mourns Professor Jalal Alamgir ›
The Political Science Department will host a university-wide memorial next semester for Associate Professor of Political Science Jalal Almagir, who passed away December 3, 2011. -
National Science Foundation East Asia and Pacific Summer Institutes for U.S. Graduate Students ›
National Science Foundation East Asia and Pacific Summer Institutes for U.S. Graduate Students - 2012 Application Now OpenTags: national science foundation, summer institutes, research experiences
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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: global, the point, international relations, egypt
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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, asian american, paul watanabe, asian-american
