The Research Bureau is pleased to join host Nichols College for the seventh Fairman Cowan Collegiate Lecture and a discussion by President Susan West Engelkemeyer and Director of Career Services Liz Horgan of the skills necessary for today’s graduating Millennials to thrive in a diverse, modern economy.

Laura Chadwick discusses the science, research and clinical application of the pioneering field of pharmacogenomics, with a focus on how biomedical informatics principles are utilized for effective and efficient data management.

Wednesday, June 17, 2015 7:45—9:15 a.m. DCU Center, Harvard Pilgrim Pavilion 50 Foster Street, Worcester

Tuesday, June 9, 2015 7:45—9:15 a.m. Unum Insurance, Paul Revere Room 1 Mercantile Street, Worcester

Professor Klinghard and students from his course “Building the American Republic on Science and Technology" discuss the role of technology in politics and the lessons for other arenas in modern life.

Clark University faculty discuss three key areas where academic research informs local understanding: Professor Thomas DelPrete on education, Professor Laurie Ross on youth programs, and Professor John Rogan on the Asian Longhorned Beetle.

Tuesday, April 7, 2015 7:45—9:15 a.m. College of the Holy Cross Hogan Center, Suite B/C - 4th Floor

The Research Bureau celebrates the 2015 Thomas S. Green Public Service Awards.

The Research Bureau is pleased to join host Becker College for the third Fairman Cowan Collegiate Lecture as Dr. Paul Cotnoir leads a panel of game design faculty and industry leaders to discuss the business of video gaming.

Anna Maria faculty Dr. Allen Brown, Dr. Dianne White, and Professor Michael Donnelly discuss The Far-Reaching Effects of Domestic Violence: From the Home to Local and Regional Communities, highlighting national, regional, and local concerns regarding domestic violence and recent efforts to help victims in the Commonwealth and beyond.