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Mayor Menino to Declare Thursday College of Public and Community Service Day in Boston ›
Boston Mayor and College of Public and Community Service alumnus Thomas Menino will declare Thursday, April 26 College of Public and Community Service Day in Boston, the same day the college will host a showcase of its four undergraduate programs and master’s program in human services.Tags: gerontology, cpcs, labor studies, human services, community studies
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Group of Policymakers, Scientists, Thought Leaders Converge to Discuss Effects of Climate Change ›
GC '12 will focus on three specific themes examining the overall problem of climate change from different perspectives with a unified goal of understanding how to mitigate the effects that we can control and adapt to those that we cannot.Tags: mccormack graduate school, mccormack graduate school, security, climate change, climate, college of science and mathematics, oceans, conference, global conference, global conference on oceans, climate and security, collaborative institute for oceans, climate and security
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Governor Honors UMass Boston Professor Miren Uriarte ›
Governor Deval Patrick honored UMass Boston professor Miren Uriarte as part of the "Recognizing Latino Educational Excellence" ceremony held at the State House on October 6.Tags: governor, latino, college of public and community service, miren uriarte
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UMass Boston Report Documents Continued Obstacles for Women in Building Trades ›
Women make up only 2.7 percent of the construction trades workforce in the U.S., according to a report issued by the Labor Resource Center and Center for Women in Politics & Public Policy.Tags: construction, center for women in politics and public policy, labor resource center
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UMass Boston Holds First Labor-Neighbor Breakfast ›
Union representatives, city and state legislators, and labor students and researchers came together for the first UMass Boston Labor-Neighbor Breakfast.Tags: research, community, chancellor, labor resource center
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Center for Social Policy Rewriting Boston Anti-Poverty Strategy ›
As part of a five-year partnership, the Boston Foundation awarded the CSP an annual $100,000 grant to identify policies that keep low-income workers in poverty.Tags: the point, center for social policy, csp
