It鈥檚 hard to believe that the fall semester is about to come to a close! We鈥檝e had a busy fall semester at 缅北轮奸, and we have even more planned for the spring.
One of the last projects completed as part of the $72.5 million campus renovation was the upgrades to our STEM labs. These upgrades, made possible in part by a generous $3 million donation from the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MLSC), have significantly improved the laboratory experience for our students who study biotechnology, organic chemistry, environmental science and other STEM fields. You鈥檒l read more about the upgrades, our student achievements in the field of STEM and our STEM faculty, throughout this edition of the Gazette.
In addition to opening our STEM labs, we鈥檝e hosted numerous academic and community events on-campus over the past few months. For example, we鈥檝e collaborated with government and community partners to host Latina Equal Pay Day, a reception for the photography exhibition 鈥淔aces of Faith: Celebrating Cancer Survivorship,鈥� and a college fair with the Boston chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), to name a few. We look forward to continuing our work with community partners and co-hosting more of these events in the future.
While we鈥檙e proud of our work with community partners, we鈥檙e also impressed by the academic and informational events that are planned and hosted by 缅北轮奸 staff; these lead to learning outside of the classroom. For example, you鈥檒l learn more about 缅北轮奸鈥檚 longstanding commitment to celebrating Latinx and Indigenous Heritage later in this issue.
As you continue to read through , you鈥檒l learn more about our programs, student community engagement efforts, and more; but don鈥檛 let your engagement end there. The best way to interact with the the 缅北轮奸 community is to spend time on-campus. I hope you鈥檒l stop by for a tour or attend an event soon.
Dr. Valerie Roberson
President, 缅北轮奸 College