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  • MAR
    23

    Don't miss this opportunity to meet employers representing a variety of industries during our Spring Career Fair at the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell, 300 MLK Way, Lowell! 190+ employers will be seeking candidates for internships, co-ops and full-time hires.  

    4:00 PM
  • MAR
    25

    Join UMass Lowell for the Virtual Graduate Open House where you can learn about what UMass Lowell has to offer graduate students. Find out about the admissions process, financial aid and what program might be right for you! We offer programs online, on campus and a blend of both to fit your needs.

    10:00 AM
  • MAR
    27

    The UMass Lowell Innovation Hub's Clean Green Challenge is now accepting applications through March 27 for its pitch contest focusing on sustainability and green energy. Finalists will pitch to a panel of judges for resources worth thousands on April 20. Areas of interest include Sustainability, Green Energy and Environmental Recovery - Any innovation that will make a positive impact on our home planet. Apply now.

    5:00 PM
  • MAR
    30

    Thinking about how to craft a career you’re proud of? Interested in shaping your workplace culture? Learn how to leverage ethical values as your competitive advantage! Please join The Donahue Center for Business Ethics & Social Responsibility with Distinguished Speaker Mary Gentile, innovator of "Giving Voice to Values (GVV)," to hone valuable skills in ethical leadership. All are invited to this free event with hot breakfast. Pre-registration is encouraged. First 20 student registrants receive a free copy of Gentile’s book.

    9:30 AM
  • MAR
    31

    Help expand digital access with your entrepreneurial ideas and solutions. Enter the 2023 Digital Equity Challenge pitch contest presented by the UMass Lowell Innovation Hub Haverhill.

    Enter the Challenge and win prize money and support to advance your business or nonprofit idea.

    We are seeking solutions, business models and new ventures (for profit or non-profit) that promote digital access, literacy and racial equity across Essex County. 

    Applications due by March 31 at 5 p.m. Learn more and apply at www.uml.edu/digitalequity

    5:00 PM
  • APR
    01

    Admitted students for fall 2023 have the opportunity to hear from the Deans, faculty, staff and current students about UMass Lowell. Tours will be available, as well as a Resource Fair with representatives from over 25 offices on campus. Lunch is provided at the end of the day for the road home.

    8:30 AM
  • APR
    04

    Join DifferenceMaker from 5-6 p.m. to network with judges, alumni, faculty, staff, community friends, mentors and students and to hear the announcement of the 10 finalist student teams that will move forward and present at the Idea Challenge on April 13 for a chance to win a portion of $50,000 funding. Refreshments will be served.

    Questions?: DifferenceMaker@uml.edu

    12:00 PM
  • APR
    05

    Career Fair for students seeking full time and internships in the criminal justice and security field.

    3:30 PM
  • APR
    06

    The annual Day Without Violence lecture will be given by Greeley Scholar for Peace Dayamani Barla. 

    1:30 PM
  • APR
    10

    Thinking of transferring to UMass Lowell? Meet professional advisors, faculty and staff, tour campus, review the application and financial aid process at Transfer Open House.

    2:00 PM
  • APR
    11

    Third Annual Days of Giving will celebrate the giving participation with faculty, staff and students. There will be food, fun and giveaways for anyone who makes a gift! Give on April 11 through 13.

    12:00 PM
  • APR
    12

    Third Annual Days of Giving will celebrate the giving participation with faculty, staff and students. There will be food, fun and giveaways for anyone who makes a gift! Give on April 11 through 13.

    12:00 AM
  • APR
    13

    Third Annual Days of Giving will celebrate the giving participation with faculty, staff and students. There will be food, fun and giveaways for anyone who makes a gift! Give on April 11 through 13.

    12:00 AM
  • APR
    13

    Julie Chen will be formally installed as chancellor as the university celebrates UMass Lowell, our Community and our Future. The event is free, but tickets are required. The event is followed by a luncheon open to all Inauguration ceremony attendees.

    11:00 AM
  • APR
    19

    The Rist Institute for Sustainability & Energy is excited to pilot a new indoor farmers market for the campus and surrounding community with our partner Mill City Grows for fresh produce and other Lowell-based vendors to engage our students to shop locally!

    2:00 PM
  • APR
    26

    Attend the 2023 Digital Equity Challenge to hear live solutions that will advance digital equity in Essex County. Join us for the 2023 Digital Equity Challenge pitch contest! Finalists teams will present their solutions around one of three target areas in our efforts to increase digital equity: Racial Inequities in Digital Access, Access to Devices and Digital Literacy. Teams will vie for a share of $10,000 in cash prizes to launch their ventures! Live event is free and open to all.  Event will be held at the UMass Lowell Innovation Hub Haverhill, 2 Merrimack Street, 3rd Floor, Haverhill.

    5:30 PM
  • MAY
    12
    UMass Lowell's 2023 Commencement Ceremonies for Master's and Doctoral candidates will be held at the Tsongas Center, 300 MLK Way, Lowell, MA. 
    10:00 AM
  • MAY
    13

    UMass Lowell's 2023 Commencement Ceremonies for undergraduate students in the Francis College of Engineering, the Kennedy College of Sciences and the Zuckerberg College of Health Sciences will be held at the Tsongas Center, 300 MLK Way, Lowell, MA. 

    9:00 AM
  • MAY
    13

    UMass Lowell's 2023 Commencement Ceremonies for undergraduate students in the College of Fine Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences and the Manning School of Business will be held at the Tsongas Center, 300 MLK Way, Lowell, MA. 

    2:30 PM
  • NOV
    02

    The purpose of Ethics Fest is to facilitate a dynamic, high-engagement, community-building student event to raise ethics awareness and invite student participation and learning across a diverse set of ethics and social responsibility contexts. The Donahue Center Ethics Fest 2023 includes a curated collection of interactive ‘stations’ featuring engaging ethics-related content and context. Engagement stations include faculty doing ethics-related research and teaching, Donahue Fellows, campus centers or institutes, and UML offices or affiliates.

    10:30 AM