Industry Days Bring Business World to Manning Classrooms
Manning School of Business students connected with alumni and business leaders during the school’s annual Industry Days, gaining real-world insight and career guidance.
Nicole Carrasco-Cruz '22
Criminal Justice
Becoming a Red Sox Scholar in middle school set Nicole Carrasco-Cruz on course for her UML degree.
I fell in love with the school, the staff and the people. I knew this was the right environment for me.
Veyli Ortiz Solis ’20, ’21
Criminal Justice
Veyli Ortiz Solis earned a B.S. in criminal justice in just three years – with a perfect 4.0 GPA.
I always love to be challenged. I feel like that’s when I do my best work.
Debby Fernand '22
Psychology, Sociology and Race and Ethnic Studies
Psychology and Sociology major Debby Fernand serves on the university’s Student Mental Health Advisory Committee.
I just love being a part of this community. I love being around faculty and staff who mirror some of my interests.
Jennica Hamm '26
Applied Biomedical Sciences
Jennica Hamm was mentored and is now a mentor herself, helping first-year students get acclimated to campus and academic life.
River Hawk Scholars Academy News
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Mechanical Engineering Professor Wins NSF CAREER Grant for Structural Monitoring
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Assistant Professor Alessandro Sabato has won a $607,855 CAREER Grant from the National Science Foundation to advance his work on an innovative system for monitoring the structural integrity of bridges, dams and wind turbines. -
Precalculus Coordinator Aims to Improve Math Education
Visiting Lecturer Matthew Beyranevand ’03, ’10 aims to improve students’ understanding of higher mathematics – and to make precalculus classes more fun. Two undergraduate students are helping him while gaining research experience. -
Peer Leaders Get a Boost from UKG
Peer leaders from the Office of Multicultural Affairs are now supported with scholarships and mentorship from workforce management software company UKG, a longtime industry partner of UMass Lowell. -
Biology and Political Science Student Wins National Scholarship
Sean Simonini, who is double-majoring in biology and political science, wants to help find treatments and a cure for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, a fatal neurodegenerative disease. He won a $7,500 Goldwater Scholarship to support that work.