Russert to Speak at Commencement
University Communications University Reporter Institute for Community Inclusion, A National Center, To Move To UMass Boston Russert to Speak at Commencement Fulbright Scholar Aids Environmental Management in China WUMB Debuts New Station at WNEF 91.7 Educator Inspires Beacon Leadership Students Technology-Enhanced Classrooms Open for Spring Semester Reality Check Conference Examines Gap Between Income and Housing Costs “Happenings @ UMB” Column New to University Home Page Center for Social Policy Researchers Recognized for Work on Issues of Homelessness in America Celebrating Black History Month: How Academics and Athletics Led to Success Best Practices: Nursing Students Connecting with Communities Annual “Teaching for Transformation” Conference Held at University Revealing and Celebrating a Great Poet PeopleSoft: Where in the World is Becky Hsu? Music Department Debuts New CD Campus Notes February Calendar of Events Subrmit a Calendar Event	Tim Russert, a national political analyst and journalist, who first came to the university to cover a 2000 Presidential Debate for NBC, will return on June 1 as UMass Boston’s 34th commencement speaker for graduation ceremonies held at the Bayside Exposition Center. Russert is the managing editor and moderator of Meet the Press, the most watched Sunday morning interview program in America. He serves as a political analyst for NBC Nightly News and the Today program, anchors The Tim Russert Show, and is a contributing anchor for MSNBC. Russert also serves as senior vice president and Washington bureau chief of NBC News. He has received twenty-two honorary doctorates from American colleges and universities and has lectured at the Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Reagan Presidential Libraries.

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