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2019: Year in Review
2019 was a year of many accomplishments for our campus community.
Sean Tocci standing in front of blooming tree
Sean Tocci ‘19: Using big data to help others
Data science major plans to teach middle school and create apps for struggling students
Mechanical engineering major Megan Scribner '19 standing in front of the library
Megan Scribner ’19: Researcher, volunteer, and advocate for future female engineers
Encourages STEM careers through outreach activities
Josue Rivera '19 in front of the library
Computer Science major Josue Rivera ’19 named one of “29 Who Shine” by the MA Dept. of Higher Education
Honors student and active volunteer honored in May 3 State House ceremony
Gabriel Casabona, MS/Physics student
Gabriel Casabona receives prestigious physics fellowship from the U.S. Department of Energy
Traveled the globe to advance knowledge of stellar explosions
Nneoma Ugwu
All roads lead to home for civil engineering major and commencement speaker Nneoma Ugwu ‘19
Chancellor’s and Navitas Scholar plans to use her degree to improve infrastructure in her native Nigeria
Robert Leduc '78 - alumnus
Agile innovator: Robert Leduc ’78
Robert Leduc is innovating at Pratt & Whitney.
Richard Stein, left, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and Vanni Bucci published a method to predict the success of probiotics for the treatment of autoimmune diseases and cancer.
Bacteria for a healthier gut
Vanni Bucci researches probiotics for the treatment of autoimmune diseases and cancer.
Walter Stroup with middle and high school teachers - STEM Education & Teacher Development
New STEM Education PhD
Will prepare students to improve STEM education throughout the region, state, and nation
Dr. Lance Fiondella, right, and student - College of Engineering senior design capstone project in May of this year.
Fiondella wins $452,454 NSF grant
Prestigious CAREER Award recognizes academic role models in research and education.
Kirsten Harnden - Admissions Corsair Rep
Kirsten Harnden '19: internships to gain real-world experience
The three-sport athlete is a bioengineering major and holds a job on campus.
Bioengineering major Kayla Loycano '19 working in lab
Kayla Loycano ’19 hangs up her soccer cleats for career in medicine
Bioengineering major has excelled on the field and in the classroom