College of Engineering stories Catching Up with Logan Cabral '22, '23 Logan Cabral, a member of UMass Dartmouth’s first Physics BS/MS cohort, says UMassD gave him every tool he needed to reach even the most ambitious goals. Maggie McCafferty '24, '25 reflects on the impact of scholarship support Bioengineering major, student-athlete, and scholarship recipient Maggie McCafferty found UMass Dartmouth to be her perfect fit. Cameron McAlpine '23: Embracing leadership opportunities Computer Science major Cameron McAlpine says that getting involved on campus opened up a world of possibilities for him. Now, he looks ahead to what’s possible in robotics and artificial intelligence. DEFCON international cybersecurity conference fulfills a dream for Ayyappan Rajesh ’24 Computer engineering major exposed security vulnerabilities in vehicles at Car Hacking Village presentation attended by senior U.S. government officials Jack Sullivan '23 wins thesis competition Physics major earns top prize in the recent undergraduate Three-Minute Thesis Competition. Salvador Balkus '22: A data-driven mindset The National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship recipient discusses gaining the computational skills and independent scholarly thinking necessary to excel in his field of choice. Carissa Keung ’22: Committed to service As a bioengineering major, Carissa plans to use the knowledge she gained to help create a better living environment in her community. Logan Cabral '22: The UMassD community Logan, a physics major who transferred from Bristol Community College, talks about UMassD's nurturing community, faculty mentorship, & peer-to-peer academic support. Antz-Lee Francois '22: Preparing to lead Engaging in research activities, pursuing leadership roles, & gaining real-world experience are just a few of the ways Francois chose to set the course for his career path. Isabella Di Bona '22: Engineered for success Isabella discusses the added value of conducting research and working as a lab assistant. Guy Caseneuve '22: Inventing his future An academically rich program, a strong sense of community, & affordability led Guy to apply to UMassD as a first step toward building his dream career in the field of computer science. Christopher Gravelle '22: Why he chose UMassD The electrical and computer engineering major talks about how his professors, mentors, & peers helped him find a strong sense of community. << < 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 > >>