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UMass Boston Student Taylor Gagnon Among “29 Who Shine” in 2012 ›
Taylor Gagnon, an exercise and health sciences major from Franklin, is the “29 Who Shine” award winner from the University of Massachusetts Boston.Tags: service, scholarship, graduate, 29 who shine, exercise and health sciences
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A Living Legend in Massachusetts Nursing ›
Professor Emerita of Nursing Frances L. Portnoy has received the Massachusetts Association of Registered Nurses’ 2012 Living Legend Award. -
Undergraduate Nursing Students Excel at Research Competition ›
College of Nursing and Health Sciences undergraduate nursing students Jessica DeMita and Shannon Sayer placed second in the undergraduate research poster competition at the 24th Annual Eastern Nursing Research Society’s (ENRS) Scientific Sessions. -
English Major Wins Second Annual Business Launch Competition ›
Senior English major Steeve Joazard and his business partner won $20,000 in prizes in the Entrepreneurship Center’s Business Launch Competition. Two nursing students came in second place. -
Center for Social Policy Partners with Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation ›
Center for Social Policy will Evaluate Impact of Long-Term Programs -
DNP Capstone Research Projects ›
Capstone Project research, garnering recognition for their scholarly efforts along the way. -
Kenyan Ambassador Visits UMass Boston ›
Kenyan Ambassador to the United States Elkanah Odembo praised the University of Massachusetts Boston's commitment to global outreach and global health during a visit to campus.Tags: cnhs, nursing, kenya, kenya heart and sole
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PhD Nursing Students Excel in Research and Scholarship ›
Student Spotlight: Mercy Kamau, Julio Toro, and Hermine PoghosyanTags: cnhs, nursing, research, phd, student spotlight
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Eileen Stuart-Shor Committed to Health of Underserved Populations ›
Eileen Stuart-Shor's article published in the American Heart Association Journal Circulation, among various other accomplishments.Tags: cnhs, nursing, research, global health, faculty spotlight, kenya heart and sole
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The PhD Program in Nursing Announces Its First BS-to-PhD Graduate ›
Julie Lynch if the first student to graduate from the accelerated BS-to-PhD Program (Health Policy track) through the University of Massachusetts Boston/Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center Partnership.Tags: nursing
