University Reporter: September, 1997
Conferences are Highlights of Summer '97
This summer, UMass Boston took a leading role in hosting several international and national meetings. A brief summary of four conferences follows. moreStudent Wins $20K from NIH
When opportunity came knocking for Chukwuka Okafor, the door was already open. The junior biochemistry major wastes no time waiting for things to happen. moreIn Depth With New Provost Edward Glynn
Edward Glynn is often asked how he handles the "step down" from 12 years as president of St. Peter's College and one year as president of Gonzaga University to his current position as provost. moreNew Faculty & Administrative Appointments
On university campuses throughout the country, September is a month of new beginnings. moreNew Academic Programs Offered
Beginning this fall, UMass Boston will offer six new academic programs. moreCampus Educators in the Vanguard
"It's all about not putting kids in boxes ... moreGrad Students Offer Free Computing Services
It has happened to most of us, probably too often than we care to recall. moreProfessors' Research to Affect America's Youth
The findings of two professors whose research won national recognition and financial support could influence the quality of life for many young Americans. moreProfessor Tracks Harbor Pollutants with Fiber Optics Grant
Sometime next year, a small, computer-controlled, submersible vehicle known as "fish" will be loaded with fiber optic cables and other sensors and equipment, and lowered into Boston Harbor. moreU.S. Education Official Visits Campus
One of the nation's top education officials spent two days in Massachusetts, at the invite of the Center for Occupational Education. moreUMass Boston First to Improve University
The UMass Boston First campaign has impressed the most cynical of philanthropic professionals because of its ability to adapt traditional capital campaign practices to its own innovative design and mission. more