Goetz is the former chief of staff for two successive North Dakota governors, a five-year chancellor of the ND University System, and served as a state senator and representative for two decades.
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University of Mary Undergraduate Nursing Program is One of the Best in America: Students Score 100 Percent Pass Rate on Licensure Exams
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The University of New Mexico Board of Regents has made a new $20 million healthcare education building at UNM West one of its capital project priorities for submission to the Higher Education Department. The annual HED submission is the first step in ...
The Office of Academic Affairs and Office of HSC Academic Affairs recently announced the promotion of seven University of New Mexico faculty to the rank of Distinguished Professor. The 2014-15 list includes: Bill Gilbert, Hua Guo, Zachary Sharp, Arthur...
The Health Science Center (HSC) and University College (UC) are collaborating to help improve academic advisement services at The University of New Mexico. Members of the College of Pharmacy, College of Nursing, University College and Medical Laboratory Sciences program will meet throughout the spring semester to further advance advisement services provided during New Student Orientation.
The University of New Mexico’s University College has created the Office of Pre-Health Professions, Student Department, for students interested in healthcare careers. Not long ago, almost all University of New Mexico freshmen were advised through the ...
A leadership panel discussion about the current state of The University of New Mexico will stream Tuesday, May 5 at 12 p.m. The dialogue will include the perspectives of President Robert G. Frank, Provost Chaouki Abdallah, Executive Vice ...
A book signing with the authors of the 50th anniversary commemorative book for the UNM School of Medicine, "The Daily Practice of Compassion: A History of the University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Its People, and Its Mission, 1964-2014," is set for Thursday, May 7 from 4-6 p.m. in the Domenici Center, located on the UNM north campus.
A new exhibit called “Native Voices: Native Peoples’ Concepts of Health and Illness” will be on display at UNM’s Domenici Center for Health Sciences Education beginning Wednesday, April 22. Public viewing will be available through Sunday, Oct. 18 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Domenici Center auditorium lobby.
C. Jeffrey Brinker, Distinguished and Regents’ Professor in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering in the UNM School of Engineering, and Cheryl Willman, professor in the Department of Pathology at the UNM School of Medicine, and director...
The University of New Mexico's Health Sciences Center (HSC) Office for Diversity has created a cross campus opportunity designed to connect student groups (5th grade - 1st year in college) with UNM and community organizations to participate in a Science,...
The University of New Mexico launched its new University Healthcare Emergency Response Team (UHERT) in grand fashion recently. The UHERT participated in the 2015 Bataan Memorial Death March by bringing together 110 volunteers to provide medical care for...
Economic development secretary tells Springfield area chamber he sees positive signs in Mass. economy
More than a 100 years ago, Western Massachusetts lost out to Detroit on a chance to mass produce the first automobiles - even though the first gas-powered car was designed by the Duryea brothers of Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD - A proposed $45 million shopping center at the former Westinghouse Electric Corp. property in East Springfield is delayed, triggered, in part, by the poor economy. Packard Development of Newton is proposing the shopping center on the 41-acre parcel on Page Boulevard. When announced in March of 2008, the company anticipated approximately 20 stores including discount department stores, neighborhood convenience stores and two restaurants. The retail center was expected to cover 450,000 square feet, and create between 700 and 800 permanent retail jobs.
Officials from Western Massachusetts Electric Co. detailed preferred and alternate proposals before taking questions from residents after the presentations.
We have long advocated for expanded involvement of UMass-Amherst in Springfield. As one of 11 Massachusetts' "gateway cities" identified by economic development officials, Springfield has seen its fortunes decline as old industries died out and new ...
Massachusetts Biotechnology Council gives Springfield high rating for companies looking to set up laboratories or factories
HOLYOKE - City officials are optimistic about receiving $360,000 in federal stimulus money and a $185,000 federal grant to clean up the abandoned former Hallmark Van Lines property on Water Street.
BOSTON - A day after hiking the sales tax, the state House of Representatives dipped into the proceeds from the planned increase and approved an additional $205 million in state aid for cities and towns.
SPRINGFIELD - A pilot biofuels plant planned for an Indian Orchard site this year could be expanded with federal and state support to create unique microbes that produce ethanol.
HOLYOKE - City officials will hold a meeting Thursday to seek public input on a long-range, multi-million-dollar plan being developed to revitalize four downtown neighborhoods.
WESTFIELD - Maureen E. Burns, a retiree and resident of Washington Street born and raised in this city, cannot believe that "there are so many places to see in the downtown area."
Students in Springfield College's AmeriCorps program pleased by community service bill signed by President Obama
Lemanis isn't a football groupie, she is an AmeriCorps volunteer assigned to mentor the Putnam team for 900 hours this year. In return she is receiving a $640 monthly stipend and will receive a $2,362 voucher she can use to pay student loans or for other education expenses.
Chancellor Robert Holub says more faculty, space, funding and connections to communities are needed if UMass is going to excel
Unemployment rate in Western Mass. dropped slightly in MarchThe Republican - MassLive.com, MAIt was 2.7 percent a year ago, said Rena Kottcamp, research director for the Massachusetts Division of Unemployment Assistance. (Click on image to enlarge.)This above chart shows the unemployment rate for this March and February in comparison with ...
SPRINGFIELD - Federal money flowing into the state's unemployment trust fund will mean that Massachusetts employers will avoid paying an additional $150 million into the system in 2010.
By JIM KINNEY WEST SPRINGFIELD - The Western Massachusetts Enterprise Fund has more than $1 million in small business loan applications and just $300000 left to loan out from a fund that started at more than $3 million. The agency is getting as many as ...
By JIM KINNEY SPRINGFIELD - Massachusetts lost 20300 jobs in March, nudging the unemployment rate up to 7.8 percent from 7.7 percent in February. In the last year, the state has lost 105700 jobs, or 3.2 percent from the 3.3 million jobs that existed in ...
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MassMutual decision adds to Springfield's 'momentum,' Western Massachusetts development official says