Feature Stories New scholarship preserves the values of retired Chancellor Professor Ron DiPippo Mechanical engineering alumni establish scholarship honoring their influential professor. Making an impact on global sustainability Scholars and researchers at the School for Marine Science and Technology contribute to creating a sustainable seafood supply while supporting the development of renewable energy. Empowering Sarah Adjei '26: Scholarships pave the way for global education access From Ghana to UMass Dartmouth’s Ring Road, Sarah Adjei traveled across the world to attend college with the support of scholarship donors. Restoring a modern learning hub The largest investment in UMass Dartmouth’s history will prepare the Arts & Sciences building to serve students for the future Haim Gal Moore ’18: From studying biology at UMassD to medicine at UMass Chan Now a second-year student at UMass Chan Medical School, Moore’s interests in the immunology of cancer and related research adventures stemmed from his time at UMassD. UMassD’s Rita Wang ’09 makes family her priority as a versatile professional Even as her life’s priorities shifted, Wang’s human resources management degree gave her a particular set of adaptive skills that allowed her to succeed, from consulting to higher education. How UMassD’s Craig O’Connell, PhD ’14 became the Shark Doctor Known affectionately on social media as the Shark Doctor, O’Connell ceaselessly searches for ways to conserve marine wildlife and protect oceanic species from extinction, specifically sharks. First-gen alumna Claudia Torres ’19, MBA ’20 leaves audit trail of success at UMassD As the first in her family to attend college, Torres seized leadership opportunities at UMass Dartmouth that transformed her into the professional leader she was destined to be. John Cordasco, P.E. ’13: Merging Mind & Muscle at UMassD Cordasco, a New Jersey native and prominent engineering leader at Kimley-Horn, learned critical life lessons in and out of the classroom as a UMass Dartmouth student-athlete. UMassD’s Colin Crociati ’16 sparks story of redemption with state’s first sour brewery After beating Stage 2 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, Crociati’s art degree from UMass Dartmouth pushed him to get creative when he opened Sour Not Sorry, Massachusetts’ first sour brewery, in Plymouth. Paula Cruz ’14, MS ’21 finds her reason why at UMassD Western Massachusetts native Cruz always dreamt of making a real difference one day and discovered her calling to serve others in adventures at UMassD & beyond. Filipe Pereira, PhD '23: Life-changing moments First-generation college student Filipe Pereira, PhD '23, was recently awarded the prestigious President's Postdoctoral Fellowship at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California San Diego (UCSD). << < 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 > >> Update your info Join the Corsair Network