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  1. Education, Inclusion Discussed During UMass Boston Campus Conversation
    UMass Boston Chancellor J. Keith Motley kicked off a conversation on access to education with remarks on civic virtue, public education, and democracy.
  2. Professor Horn’s Work Covered by Education Week
    Professor Horn's recent work on the link between housing assistance and access to high performing public schools is featured
  3. Top U.S. Education Official to Visit WUMB Radio’s Commonwealth Journal
    U.S. Under Secretary of Education Martha Kanter, the second-ranking official in the Department of Education, will appear on WUMB 91.9 FM’s award-winning program Commonwealth Journal on Sunday, October 14.
  4. HGSA Colloquium Series: Getting a PhD vs. a Job in the Field
    Refreshments will be served at this event, which is sponsored the History Graduate Student Association.
  5. Sociology Colloquium Series featuring Mark Warren, PhD, Harvard University
    A Match on Dry Grass: Community Organizing as a Catalyst for School Reform
  6. UMass Boston, Wipro Officially Sign STEM Education Pact
    Collaboration will train science teachers in New York and Boston
  7. Commissioner Richard Freeland Appears on WUMB Radio’s Commonwealth Journal
    WUMB 91.9FM’s Commonwealth Journal featured Richard M. Freeland, commissioner of higher education for Massachusetts.
  8. Boston Biology Conference: Science Education Reform: Are We Pointing in the Same Direction?
    AP Biology teachers and K-12 Biology teachers are invited to join co-sponsor UMass Boston for the first day of the 3-day Boston Biology Conference.
  9. Wheelock College’s Presidential International Visiting Scholar: Miren Uriarte
    Miren Uriarte, Gastón Institute's Founder and Senior Research Associate, will speak about her research "English Language Learners: Identifying Success in the Boston Public Schools"
  10. UMass Boston Partners with FUEL to Send More Low-Income Students to College
    The University of Massachusetts Boston and Families United in Educational Leadership (FUEL) announced a partnership today that will further promote their mission of college access for all deserving students by providing full scholarship opportunities to qualified FUEL participants.
  11. Professor David Levy Announced as Winner of the Aspen Institute’s 2011 Faculty Pioneer Award
    The Center for Business Education at the Aspen Institute has announced that Professor David Levy of the University of Massachusetts Boston has been named the 2011 Faculty Pioneer.
  12. Elizabeth Warren Tells Students to Fight for Causes They Believe In
    Elizabeth Warren shared her story of perseverance and opportunity with an audience of more than 700 at UMass Boston's Fall Convocation.
  13. Chancellor Motley, Elizabeth Warren Speak at UMass Boston’s Fall Convocation
    Chancellor Motley focuses on the theme of community; Elizabeth Warren shares her story of perseverance.
  14. UMass Boston Student Engy Mui Among “29 Who Shine” in 2011
    Engy Mui, a decorated U.S. Navy veteran and biology major in the Honors Program, is the “29 Who Shine” award winner from UMass Boston.
  15. New Graduate Programs on the Horizon
    UMass Boston's faculty and administration have successfully proposed establishing six new graduate programs.
  16. Boston State College Graduates Gather for Fourth Annual Celebration
    More than 140 Boston State College graduates gathered for the Fourth Annual Boston Stage College Celebration and Education for Service Awards reception.
  17. UMass Boston will Manage New Mashpee Wampanoag Native Tribal Scholars Program
    The U.S. Department of Education has awarded the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe $1.2 million to fund a pre-college initiative in Massachusetts.
  18. Boston-led Consortium to Meet in Haiti to Plan Rebuild of Higher Education System
    UMass Boston and the UMass President’s Office are bringing together a consortium of colleges to support rebuilding and improving higher education in Haiti.