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Looking for expert sources who can deliver instant analysis on breaking news? UMass Lowell now offers live TV interviews from a new, state-of-the-art studio so media organizations can enhance coverage of the issues of the day.
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The Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology has partnered with the Middlesex D.A.'s Office to create school-based crime prevention and mentoring programs for Lowell youth. More
20 Manning School of Business students were invited to visit billionaire investor Warren Buffett in Nebraska, who told them that their best investment is in themselves. More
UMass Lowell saw a record-breaking 18,558 online enrollments over the last academic year. More

Experts

Andrew HarrisCriminal Justice & CriminologySex offender policy, specifically concerning sex offender registration and notification laws
Doreen ArcusPsychologySocial development of infants and children in the contexts of family, school and community, parenting
Marty MeehanChancellor

Higher education, state and federal government

Frank TaltyCollege of Fine Arts, Humanities & Social SciencesPolitical science, American politics, American courts and legal matters, and Irish politics
Julie ChenVice Provost for ResearchNanotechnology, innovations in materials processing and manufacturing
James ForestCriminal Justiceemerging terrorist threats, insurgencies, transnational criminal networks and U.S. Special Forces training

Attention Media

Contact Christine Gillette, assistant director of media relations, 978-934-2209

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Featured Stories

Business students Eric Howe, Ibrahim Lahlaf and Reynaldo Santana won first place in an international advertising competition.

Business Students Find Success in Campus Clubs

UMass Lowell’s 2012 concrete canoe team poses with the “Revolution.”

Paddles of Glory

PT students Randy Jean, Ryan Burke and Thomas Sniezek designed a self-contained pediatric physical therapy clinic tailored to orphanages for disabled children in third-world countries.

Students Design PT Clinic for Disabled Orphans

Alyssa Melaragni and Ibrahim Alshawabkeh

Students Highlight Findings at Research Symposium

Jenifer Whitten-Woodring, left, assistant professor of political science, researches the role of press freedom in society with the help of Mikhaila Schaefer, a junior majoring in economics.

Does Media Freedom Make for Better Government?

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