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Week of 27 September 2002 · Vol. VI, No. 5
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SED staffer receives award from retired police officers association

Margaret Sullivan, SED graduate admissions manager, received the Retired Boston Police Officers Association's St. Michael's Award on September 16 for helping to discover the names of the first Boston police officers to die in the line of duty. Sullivan uncovered the records concerning the forgotten heroes while researching photos of Boston officers missing from the national police memorial. Former officers Jonathon Houghton and David Estes were both members of Night Watch, the precursor of the modern police department. Houghton was killed on December 11, 1825, and Estes on April 27, 1848. The slain officers' names have been added to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial and will be added to the Massachusetts Law Enforcement Memorial. Sullivan is now trying to find the officers' descendants.

SSW goes to the Cape

The School of Social Work has added Cape Cod Community College as a site for its off-campus clinical social work practice graduate program. SSW also has an off-campus site at UMass-Dartmouth.

CAS student awarded AAPM fellowship

 
  Michael Chiklis (CFA'86), speaking at a CFA Dean's Convocation in October 1996, won an Emmy for best actor in a drama series at the 54th annual prime-time Emmy awards on September 22. Chiklis won for his role as Vic Mackey, a Los Angeles rogue cop, on FX Cable's The Shield. Photo by Kalman Zabarsky
 

Suzanne Topalian (CAS'03) was one of only nine students in a national competition to be awarded an undergraduate summer fellowship this year from the American Association of Physicists in Medicine program. She worked at Children's Hospital in Los Angeles, one of the two hospitals in the United States that provide radiation treatment exclusively for children with cancer. The daughter of a breast cancer survivor, Topalian was able to study further the technology that successfully targets malignant tumor cells while sparing nearby normal organs, thus reducing the disabling complications of treatment.

SSW goes to the Cape

The School of Social Work has added Cape Cod Community College as a site for its off-campus clinical social work practice graduate program. SSW also has an off-campus site at UMass-Dartmouth

       

27 September 2002
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