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Meet Our Students
![Nicole Haas sits at a table and works at her laptop at Revive Recovery Center in front of a decorated blackboard](/Images/nicole-haas1600_tcm18-317837.jpg?w=m)
Nicole Haas always knew she wanted a career helping people. The Master of Public Health major landed an internship with the Revive Recovery Center and is taking on one of the most challenging public health crises of the last 20 years: the opioid epidemic.
![Sofia Savoca with her mom outside O'Leary Library on South Campus](/Images/Sofia-Savoca1600_tcm18-315203.jpg?w=m)
Sofia Savoca chose UMass Lowell for the opportunity to be in the Honors College and to study civil engineering. She’s found a dozen new opportunities since arriving on campus.
![Pratibha Gautam with a group of people holding a "Barracuda Bowl" M2D2 poster.](/Images/Pratibha-Gautam-env_tcm18-323953.jpeg?w=m)
Pratibha Gautam’s job at a medical device incubator inspired her to pursue a career in health economics.
A semester in Washington, D.C., interning with a nonprofit that trains women to run for political office galvanized Shaila Bornstein. As soon as she finishes at UML, she plans to return to Washington to gain political experience so she can run for president.
![David Todisco, center, with Hilary Clinton on the left and Senator Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire on the right](/Images/David-Hillary-Maggie_tcm18-288254.png?w=m)
David Todisco says his political science classes, internships and experiences through UML's partnership with The Washington Center are helping him forge a political career.