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Merrimack CollegeGraphic guidelines for print materials 10/30/14

Graphic guidelines for print materials: Color Palette UPDATED 10/30/14

PMS: 285CMYK: 90, 53, 0, 0RGB: 0, 113, 206

PMS: 540CMYK: 100, 55, 0, 55RGB: 0, 55, 103

PRIMARY COLORS SECONDARY COLORSSECONDARY COLORS

(UNDERGRAD ADMISSIONS)use sparingly

PMS: 2915CMYK: 57, 14, 0, 0RGB: 97, 280, 108

PMS: 209CMYK: 25, 6, 3, 0RGB: 255, 107, 0

PMS: 279CMYK: 71, 37, 0, 0RGB: 62, 142, 222

PMS: 7406CMYK: 0, 18, 100, 0RGB: 255, 207, 1

PMS: 8381 Metallic(For use with seal/

Presidential materials)

CMYK: 19, 12, 24, 0RGB: 207, 208, 192

Primary ColorsUsing a consistent color palette helps build awareness and recognition for Merrimack College.

Two colors are primarily used in materials: blue, and yellow. The most prominent school color is blue, PMS 540. Yellow, PMS 7406, the second school color, is used for pops of color (i.e., facts, school url).

When printing with spot color inks, Pantone 540 should always be used. The other colors can be printed using their 4-color mix.

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TypographyThe primary typefaces, for all printed communications, are Adobe Caslon, DIN, and Vitesse and should be used whenever possible.

A secondary font, Mrs Eaves, can be used for Presidential materials.

DIN Helvetica or Arial

Vitesse

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Regular, Italic, Semibold, Semibold Italic, Bold, Bold Italic Regular, Italic, Semibold, Semibold Italic, Bold, Bold Italic

Light, Light Italic, Regular, Italic, Medium, Medium Italic, Bold, Bold Italic, Black, Black Italic

Regular, Italic, Bold, Bold Italic

Light, Light Italic, Book, Italic, Medium, Medium Italic, Bold, Bold Italic, Black, Black Italic

Adobe Caslon Times New Roman

Microsoft/PC options*

*PC versions of the brand fonts are available for purchase.

Adobe Caslon: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/caslon/ DIN: https://www.fontfont.com/fonts/din/packagesVitesse: http://www.typography.com/fonts/vitesse/styles/

Graphic guidelines for print materials: Typography UPDATED 10/30/14

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Acceptable Uses of Typeset “Merrimack”“Merrimack” can be typeset in Vitesse Bold, upper and lowercase, on covers but must be accompanied by the logo (can be on reverse). If working in InDesign, set kerning to “optical” with -10 tracking.

Acceptable Uses of Approved Merrimack LogoMerrimack logo

This is the official logo of Merrimack College, appearing on our letterhead and most, if not all, publications. The most fundamental visual element of a brand identity is the logo. Do not redraw, rescale or use colors other than Merrimack blue, black or white. JPG or EPS versions are available through Communications upon approved usage.

Merrimack seal

The Merrimack seal is only for presidential materials and events. It is not to be altered in any way and can be printed in either one color or two color (blue and gold only). It must be approved for usage. JPG and EPS versions are available upon approval.

Athletic logo

This is the primary logo for athletics. It should only be used for athletic materials and events.

Graphic guidelines for print materials: Logo Usage UPDATED 10/30/14

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Graphic guidelines for print materials: Don’t do this! UPDATED 10/30/14

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SPORTS

ENDLESS OPPORTUNITIES TO LEAD, CONTRIBUTE, AND FLEX YOUR SKILLS

JOB OR GRAD SCHOOL PLACEMENT WITHIN 9 MONTHS OF GRADUATION

15%OF SCHOOLS NATIONWIDE IN PAYSCALE’S 2013 REPORT, WHICH MEASURES FINANCIAL RETURN ON INVESTMENT

MERRIMACKIS RANKED

AMONG THE TOP

850 NEW CLASSMATES+ INCREDIBLE COMMUNITY+ VIBRANT CAMPUS LIFE

= BEST 4 YEARS!

STUDENT-FACULTY AVERAGE CLASS SIZE OF

13:120STUDENTS RATIO += PERSONALIZED INSTRUCTION AND DEEPER LEARNING

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DEDICATED RESOURCES THAT HELP YOU GETAHEAD

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ABILITY TO DESIGN THE ACADEMIC PATH THAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU

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IN MONEY MAGAZINE’SREPORT OF COLLEGES THATADD THE MOST VALUE

IN SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID TO

2014 STUDENTS

$44M

97% OFbased on an eighty-five percent response rate

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Education with purpose. An incredible array of academic choices. Small,

engaging classes that provide real-world skills. Experiential opportunities

to put those skills into practice. A campus life enriched by arts and athletics.

A beautiful suburban campus just minutes from Boston. A close-knit

community. That’s Merrimack College.

North Andover, MA | www.merrimack.edu

Transparent blue (PMS 540) can be used over photos to increase legibility of type.

Range of transparency depends on photo but should be in the approximate range of 40%-70%.

Photo collages should use photos with a variety of scale and depth of field.

Undergraduate: Use 1pt lines between all photos.

Graduate: Use 2pt lines between all photos.

Angled lines can be used as fill or texture to call attention to certain type or photos. Lines should be in brand colors only (blue, yellow, or white).

Files for angled line standards available upon request.Spain: Bilbao

Australia: Melbourne

England: Bath & LondonEngland: Wroxton

Greece: ThessalonikiChina: Chengdu

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Merrimack College

Belize: Bermudian Landing

MERRIMACK THE WORLD

Semester/Year Long Study Abroad Programs Short-term Study Abroad Programs

North Andover, MA

24 states23 countries, including:

France: Angers & Grenoble

Study Abroad Programs:

Students come from:

Ireland: GalwayIreland: Dublin & Belfast

Germany: Berlin

Italy: Rome and Perugia Italy: San Gimignano & Pellegrinaggio

AustraliaBrazilCambodiaCanadaChina

ColombiaFinlandGermanyGreeceItaly

MexicoSaudi ArabiaSpainUnited KingdomVenezuela

Business (30%) Science & Engineering

(31%)

Liberal Arts (22%)

Education & Social Policy (17%)

90+Academic ProgramsGraduate with both your bachelor’s and master’s degree in only five years!

5 YEARS2 DEGREES

1 2 3 4 5

30+ majors 60+ minors

13:1 Student/Faculty Ratio

Average class size: 20 175FULL-TIME FACULTY

ATHLETICS

Merrimack Offers: NCAA sports,

clubs & intramurals

Division I Men’s and Women’s Ice hockey:

compete in the Hockey East Conference

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

50%

50%

FEMALE MALE

2,800 50STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

MORE THAN

Merrimack is an

AUGUSTINIAN CATHOLIC college founded in 1947

HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE

performed by students per year

30,000

75% OF STUDENTS LIVE ON CAMPUS

MACK-FACTSThis data covers 2014–2015

CAREER PREPARATION

62%98% job placement/graduate school participation in internships/

co-ops

Merrimack College is consistently ranked as a top ten regional college

by US News & World Report

Merrimack College named in Forbes’

Top College ListingMerrimack College named “A Best In The Northeast”

by Princeton Review

Merrimack College placed 21st in the nation for

“Colleges That Add the Most Value” by Money Magazine

Merrimack College receives national recognition for

community service

Merrimack named a College of Distinction

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More PreparedOur graduate programs are designed to help students reach their ultimate goal—whether it’s improving their professional status, obtaining a promotion, or shifting into a more enriching, high-growth field. To that end, the O’Brien Center for Student Success provides students with a wide range of career planning resources and services to meet their needs. We also assist with career development by connecting students with our strong network of employers, mentors, and alumni.

• Co-ops and internships: Graduate students gain relevant work experience, apply their classroom skills in real-world settings, test drive different career options, and identify their own personal strengths and areas for career growth.

• Executive Leadership Development: Take part in mock interviews and speed networking activities, and attend a reception with prospective employers and Merrimack alumni.

• Individual career coaching: Our students work with a dedicated graduate career counselor, getting one-on-one assistance with everything from resume writing to strength assessment to internship placement to career path selection.

• Online resources: From the Advantage online job system that offers students access to jobs, co-ops, and internships to InterviewStream, an online interview preparation program, our students have access to several, powerful web-based career-prep services.

• On-campus recruiting: Organized by the O’Brien Center, graduate students interview, on campus, with prospective employers—companies that are seeking to hire Merrimack graduate students.

REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE

MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMSAccelerated one-year or part-time formats

Evening classes

Rolling admission

Co-op, internship and networking opportunities

Outstanding Merrimack faculty

Small class sizes and one-on-one advising

Competitive tuition

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Fellowship and Assistantship programs

-Accounting New!

-Engineering

-Management

-Education Licensure Programs: Early Childhood, Elementary, Moderate Disabilities, Middle & Secondary, and more.

-Higher Education

-Community Engagement

STEP UP.STAND OUT.EARN YOUR MASTER’S IN 1 YEAR

www.merrimack.edu/graduate [email protected] 978-837-3563

NORTH ANDOVER, MA

DiD you know?Mobile Merrimack puts the

power of Apple iPads into

the hands of students and

faculty. Flipped classrooms?

Yes. Interactive lessons?

Absolutely. Fun? You bet.

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“Getting an education that could help me understand how different functions work together and provide relevant, real-world experience was incredibly important to me. Through both my undergraduate and graduate experiences at Merrimack, I’ve developed a broad range of skills and capabilities that are proving vital in my current role at Nike.”

“At Merrimack I was motivated and inspired to pursue my goals. By blending my interests in sports and communication through my dual major, I’m well prepared to follow my dreams—finishing my doctorate, opening my own gym, establishing a health clinic with my sister in my native country, Uganda, and writing a memoir.”

sArAH BourouPHAel, B ’08, m ’15strategic capabilities Analyst, nike

B.A. in Political science + economics, m.s. in management

kennedy ndAmBA, ’14doctoral candidate in Physical therapy at Husson university

B.s. in sports medicine + Public and Professional Writing

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“Getting an education that could help me understand how different functions work together and provide relevant, real-world experience was incredibly important to me. Through both my undergraduate and graduate experiences at Merrimack, I’ve developed a broad range of skills and capabilities that are proving vital in my current role at Nike.”

“At Merrimack I was motivated and inspired to pursue my goals. By blending my interests in sports and communication through my dual major, I’m well prepared to follow my dreams—finishing my doctorate, opening my own gym, establishing a health clinic with my sister in my native country, Uganda, and writing a memoir.”

sArAH BourouPHAel, B ’08, m ’15strategic capabilities Analyst, nike

B.A. in Political science + economics, m.s. in management

kennedy ndAmBA, ’14doctoral candidate in Physical therapy at Husson university

B.s. in sports medicine + Public and Professional Writing

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A WEALTH OF OPTIONS.

With more than 90 academic programs—including self-designed majors—opportunities to major, minor, and double major across disciplines, and accelerated master’s degrees, Merrimack offers you a breadth of academic options to choose from.

And if you’re interested in enriching your academic experience, Merrimack has the resources for you. Depending on your academic background and interests, our Honors Program, Compass Program, living and learning communities, Writers House, and Markets Lab are just a few of our programs that will contribute to you achieving your academic goals.

Simply put, it’s your college experience, your way.

A STRONG FOUNDATION.

Merrimack’s Core Curriculum in Liberal Studies ensures that you will enter the world (and the workforce) with the knowledge, critical thinking, and communication skills needed to succeed. Coupled with an emphasis on the social justice and community values of an Augustinian education, our curriculum is designed to help you think ethically and solve problems creatively—across all disciplines.

SUPPORTIVE FACULTY.

Merrimack’s professors are more than just teachers. In addition to providing academic subject matter, they engage, mentor, and connect with students, both inside and outside the classroom. They are committed to helping you grow—academically, personally, and spiritually—so that you may graduate as a confident, well-prepared citizen of the world.

A TRANSFORmATIVE ExPERIENCE.

Our faculty believe that the deepest learning occurs when you are fully immersed in the experience and applying academic content to real-world problems. From traveling to Haiti to design a clean water delivery system, to staying local and re-engineering traffic flows in North Andover—you will experience the transformative process of actively applying learning as you prepare for your future success.







Small is big here. At Merrimack, small classes deliver big ideas. Our low student-faculty ratio means that you get to know your professors—experts who provide personal attention, take an interest in your studies, and help bring learning to life.

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Education with purpose. An incredible array of academic choices. Small,

engaging classes that provide real-world skills. Experiential opportunities

to put those skills into practice. A campus life enriched by arts and athletics.

A beautiful suburban campus just minutes from Boston. A close-knit

community. That’s Merrimack College.

North Andover, MA | www.merrimack.edu

A WEALTH OF OPTIONS.

With more than 90 academic programs—including self-designed majors—opportunities to major, minor, and double major across disciplines, and accelerated master’s degrees, Merrimack offers you a breadth of academic options to choose from.

And if you’re interested in enriching your academic experience, Merrimack has the resources for you. Depending on your academic background and interests, our Honors Program, Compass Program, living and learning communities, Writers House, and Markets Lab are just a few of our programs that will contribute to you achieving your academic goals.

Simply put, it’s your college experience, your way.

A STRONG FOUNDATION.

Merrimack’s Core Curriculum in Liberal Studies ensures that you will enter the world (and the workforce) with the knowledge, critical thinking, and communication skills needed to succeed. Coupled with an emphasis on the social justice and community values of an Augustinian education, our curriculum is designed to help you think ethically and solve problems creatively—across all disciplines.

SUPPORTIVE FACULTY.

Merrimack’s professors are more than just teachers. In addition to providing academic subject matter, they engage, mentor, and connect with students, both inside and outside the classroom. They are committed to helping you grow—academically, personally, and spiritually—so that you may graduate as a confident, well-prepared citizen of the world.

A TRANSFORmATIVE ExPERIENCE.

Our faculty believe that the deepest learning occurs when you are fully immersed in the experience and applying academic content to real-world problems. From traveling to Haiti to design a clean water delivery system, to staying local and re-engineering traffic flows in North Andover—you will experience the transformative process of actively applying learning as you prepare for your future success.







Small is big here. At Merrimack, small classes deliver big ideas. Our low student-faculty ratio means that you get to know your professors—experts who provide personal attention, take an interest in your studies, and help bring learning to life.

More enlightenedAcAdemIcs

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AD POSTCARDS

TRAVEL BROCHURE

VIEWBOOK

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DISCOVER WHAT YOU WANT. YOU WILL BE BETTER EQUIPPED TO MAKE AN INFORMED DECISION ABOUT YOUR CAREER PATH. REAL-TIME EXPERIENCE HELPS CRYSTALLIZE A DECISION THAT CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE.

BOLSTER YOUR RESUME. YOU WILL ESTABLISH A TRACK RECORD OF SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS, ACCOMPLISHMENTS, AND MILESTONES THAT GIVE YOU A COMPETITIVE EDGE.

GET PAID WHILE YOU LEARN. EARN INCOME AND GAIN PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE THAT GIVES YOU THE UPPER HAND IN A COMPETITIVE JOB MARKET.

GAIN VALUABLE SKILLS. THERE’S NOTHING LIKE A PROJECT DEADLINE TO HELP YOU MASTER VALUABLE SKILLS LIKE TEAMWORK, LEADERSHIP, PROBLEM SOLVING, AND NEGOTIATION.

BUILD CONFIDENCE. YOU WILL SHARPEN YOUR INTERPERSONAL SKILLS AND BECOME MORE SELF-ASSURED—QUALITIES THAT WILL PROVE VALUABLE THROUGHOUT YOUR CAREER.

ESTABLISH RELATIONSHIPS WITH INDUSTRY LEADERS. IT’S A CHANCE TO KICK YOUR NETWORKING INTO HIGH GEAR AND MAKE VALUABLE LIFELONG CONTACTS.

REFERENCES, REFERENCES, REFERENCES. FEW JOB-SEARCH TOOLS ARE MORE POWERFUL THAN A RECOMMENDATION FROM AN IMPRESSED MANAGER OR CEO.

IMPROVE YOUR ODDS. GRADUATES WHO COMPLETE AN INTERNSHIP/CO-OP ARE MORE LIKELY TO HAVE A JOB OFFER BY GRADUATION THAN THOSE WHO DON’T.*

*Source: Graduate Management Admission Council, (GMAC)

REASONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE

CO-OP/INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

girard school of business graduate programs

Girard School of Business315 Turnpike StreetNorth Andover, MA 01845

ContaCt:www.merrimack.edu/graduate [email protected]

LEARN MORE. APPLY TODAY.www.merrimack.edu/fellowships

Application Deadline: February 15, 2014

➤ Education Fellowship: Teach K–12 in public and private schools.

➤ Higher Education Fellowship: Become an educational and administrative leader in colleges and universities.

➤ Community Engagement Fellowship: Prepare for careers in the public sector, or in nonprofit, such as youth, family, social service, and volunteer organizations.

MERRIMACK COLLEGE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS:• Cover all tuition costs• Provide outstanding field experience• Coursework begins June 2015 and

ends June 2016• Open to all academic majors

North Andover, MA

Earn your Master’s in 1 year

www.merrimack.edu/fellowships

FULL-TUITION FELLOWSHIPS for Master’s of Education programs

MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMSAccelerated one-year or part-time formats

Evening classes

Rolling admission

Co-op, internship and networking opportunities

Outstanding Merrimack faculty

Small class sizes and one-on-one advising

Competitive tuition

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Fellowship and Assistantship programs

-Accounting New!

-Engineering

-Management

-Education Licensure Programs: Early Childhood, Elementary, Moderate Disabilities, Middle & Secondary, and more.

-Higher Education

-Community Engagement

STEP UP.STAND OUT.EARN YOUR MASTER’S IN 1 YEAR

www.merrimack.edu/graduate [email protected] 978-837-3563

NORTH ANDOVER, MA

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LEARN MORE. APPLY TODAY.www.merrimack.edu/graduateNow accepting for: Summer and Fall 2014

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•Acceleratedone-yearorpart-timeformats

•Co-op,internship,andnetworkingopportunities

•Scholarshipsandfinancialaid

•Competitivetuition

•Nostandardizedtestscoresrequired

•Noapplicationfee

•AssistantshipandFellowshipprograms

•Just25milesnorthofBoston

NORTHANDOVER,MA

GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN:- Management

- Engineering

- Education-LicensurePrograms

- HigherEducation

- CommunityEngagement

- EducationGeneralStudies

TAKE YOUR EDUCATION A STEP FURTHER AND DEVELOP ADVANCED SKILLS CRITICAL FOR PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS.

ADS (NOT YET UPDATED TO REFLECT 2014 DESIGN)

PROGRAM BROCHURES (2014 DESIGN)

WWW.MERRIMACK.EDU/GRADUATE 29

More ConnectedAfter discovering their passions and developing their skills at Merrimack, our alumni continue the College’s tradition of excellence out in the world. Through their careers, humanitarian work, and leadership roles that span industries and geographies, Merrimack alumni contribute to the betterment of society. Our alumni network grows with every graduating student, connecting students so they can build on each other’s success.

Empowered by their Merrimack education and values, our alumni influence industry, instigate change, and improve lives.

• They are on the leading edge of media and technology, like Joseph Graziano ’65, former Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Apple, former CFO of Sun Microsystems, and a member of Apple and Pixar’s Boards.

• They are on the front line of the country’s health care, like Mary Franco ’81, President of the Norwalk Hospital Foundation.

• They come alive in the public eye, like Mike Macklin ’73, television news reporter and WHDH-7 political correspondent; and Charlie Day ’98, actor in “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.”

• They go on to influence politics, like James Murphy ’91, a member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives.

• They play professional sports, like NHL player Joe Cannata ’12 of the Vancouver Canucks; and the great Carl Yastrzemski ’66, Hall of Famer and former Red Sox superstar.

• And like Russ Byrne ’04, a Vice President at Goldman Sachs; Dominic Crowe ’87, Managing Director Bank of New York Mellon; and Kevin Roche ’62, former CFO of Dow Jones, they make the world markets move.

Merrimack Graduates are in Demand

Our strong alumni connections facilitate close ties with many prominent institutions, giving students an edge in the job market. Whether in the Management or Accounting program, our graduate students benefit from alumni relationships at financial institutions such as Bank of New York Mellon; General Electric Capital; Goldman Sachs; Deloitte; Ernst & Young; ING; PriceWaterhouseCoopers; State Street; SunLife Financial; and Wells Fargo. Our graduates also work at technology giants, including EMC and iRobot, and sports organizations, including the New England Patriots and Bauer Hockey.

ALUMNIALUMNI

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finish what you’ve started

North ANdover, MA

Learn more. Get started today!www.merrimack.edu/mydegree

earn your Bachelor's degree in as little as 24 Months. •24monthfull-timeorpart-timeformats•Convenientevening,weekend,hybrid,andonlinecourses•Streamlinedtransferprocessandpersonalizedadvising•Resourcestohelpyousucceed,includingcareerservicesandcounseling•Competitivetuition($295to$335percredit)andfinancialaid

evening Bachelor’s degree PrograMs•BusinessAdministration•Child,Family&CommunityStudies• InformationTechnology•ElectricalEngineering•LiberalArtswithConcentrationsin:Communication,Philosophy,

Psychology,PublicandProfessionalWriting,ReligiousandTheologicalStudies,Sociology

www.merrimack.edu/mydegree978-837-3563 [email protected]

The field of electrical engineering covers a wide range of applications, ranging from the transmission of electric power, to the design of computer microprocessors, to cellular phone and antenna design, among many others. The curriculum is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) and is designed to provide the student with a broad range of courses in the basic sciences and mathematics, engineering sciences, humanities, and social sciences.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

In addition to satisfying the institutional and distribution requirements, students who seek a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering degree must further have completed the following major and cognate courses or their equivalents.

Required courses:

MTH 1217 Calculus I

MTH 1218 Calculus II

MTH 2219 Calculus III

MTH 2220 Differential Equations

MTH 1505 Applied Engineering Statistics and Probability for Engineers

PHY 2211 Physics I

PHY 2212 Physics II

CSC 1610 Computer Science I

CHM 1180 Chemistry for Engineers

The following Electrical Engineering courses:

EEN 1200 Digital Fundamentals (4 cr.)

EEN 2130 Circuit Theory I (4 cr.)

EEN 2140 Circuit Theory II (4 cr.)

EEN 2250 Assembly for Electrical Engineering (2 cr.)

EEN 2270 Embedded Microprocessors (4 cr.)

EEN 3130 Linear Signals and Systems (4 cr.)

EEN 3210 Electronics I (4 cr.)

EEN 3220 Electronics II (4 cr.)

EEN 3270 Conservation, Energy, Generation and Technology

EEN 3430 Engineering Electromagnetics I (4 cr.)

EEN 4270 Feedback Circuits (4 cr.)

EEN 4750 VLSI Design (4 cr.)

EEN 4960 Design Project I (2 cr.)

EEN 4970 Design Project II (2 cr.)

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

MERRIMACK COLLEGE PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

FINISH WHAT YOU’VE STARTED

Evening Bachelor’s Degree Programs:

•Business•InformationTechnology•Child,Family&

CommunityStudies•LiberalArts•ElectricalEngineering

24 MONTHS TO A BACHELOR’S DEGREE Earn your bachelor’s degree at Merrimack College. Specifically designed for students with an associate’s degree or its equivalent (64 credit hours), our Bachelor Degree Completion Programs fit your schedule at an affordable tuition.

• Full time and part time formats• Competitive tuition—Full time $325/credit includes books

and meals. Part time $285–$300/credit• Convenient evening, weekend, and hybrid courses• Streamlined transfer process• No application fee or use of Common Application• Financial aid available

LEARN MORE at www.merrimack.edu/bachelordegree; email [email protected]; or call 978-837-3563.

BACHELOR’S DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAM

•Business•Information

Technology•Child,Family

&CommunityStudies

•LiberalArts

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career services

Offering a wealth of resources—including career fairs, resume and interviewing workshops, on-campus interviews, and extensive one-on- one counseling—our career services department is committed to your career success.

academic advisory services

As a Merrimack student, you will meet one-on-one with an academic advisor—helping ensure that you are on track to achieve your academic and professional goals.

alumni networking

Merrimack’s committed alumni actively recruit students and attend on campus events. They participate in mentorship programs and career-related events—giving students an opportunity to meet and hear from leaders in relevant fields.

Our O’Brien Center for Student Success is committed to putting you on the path to career success. From mock interviews to career fairs, you’ll have the opportunities to effectively pursue the career you want.

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resources to helP you succeedmcquade library

Open 24/7, the McQuade Library is an evolving resource for information and information literacy skills. The library’s staff, collection, and databases are at your disposal to provide you with everything you need to learn, conduct research, and completely assignments or projects. Additionally, with the library’s vast connections, you can get what you need from other libraries at no cost.

the writing center

The Merrimack College Writing Center assists students in dealing more effectively with all phases of the writing process. The Center seeks to help students grow more independent and confident in their academic, personal, and professional writing. The Center is open for drop-in hours during the day and evening (with no appointment necessary during the regular semesters) and also offers individual tutoring on a continuing basis by appointment.

the mathematics center

The Mathematics Center is open to students of all majors, and assists students in enhancing their knowledge and understanding of topics covered in their mathematics and mathematics-related courses. Students can drop in at no cost and with no prior appointment. The Center is always staffed by a professional tutor who has a graduate degree in mathematics and by peer tutors who are certified by the College Reading and Learning Association.

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Professional studies degree Programs

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Americans with four-year college degrees made 98% more an hour on average in 2013 than people without a degree?U.S. Department of Labor, Economic Policy Institute

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a merrimack leader from the Start

“I AM An ADVOCAte AnD SuPPORteR Of the SChOOl AS A WAy tO GIVe thAnkS fOR WhAt It hAS GIVen Me.”

If any man embodies the proverb, “Charity begins at home,” it is Bob McCusker ’68. From the year he graduated from Merrimack—the school that “always makes me feel at home”—through the present, Bob has consistently given back to the college that helped launch his successful career.

Bob McCusker ’68

Business Savvy from the Start

Bob majored in business, with a specialty in finance. From the start, Bob was active in school government, moving up the ranks from class treasurer to vice-president and president during his senior year. He was the president of the Business Club, on the yearbook staff, and a Phi Kappa Theta fraternity brother. “My friends used to tease me that I was always in meetings,” explains Bob of his busy extracurricular life on campus.

After graduation, Bob took a job at Gillette, the company he worked for in the summers preceding his junior and senior years. Right away, he took part in an 18-month financial management development program where he gained valuable exposure to different business functions from finance to manufacturing. Over the next thirty years, Bob held various financial positions at Gillette, worked in sales and marketing, and spent the last 17 years living overseas, working in general management. His roles took him to Australia, Thailand,

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a merrimack leader from the Start

“I AM An ADVOCAte AnD SuPPORteR Of the SChOOl AS A WAy tO GIVe thAnkS fOR WhAt It hAS GIVen Me.”

If any man embodies the proverb, “Charity begins at home,” it is Bob McCusker ’68. From the year he graduated from Merrimack—the school that “always makes me feel at home”—through the present, Bob has consistently given back to the college that helped launch his successful career.

Bob McCusker ’68

Business Savvy from the Start

Bob majored in business, with a specialty in finance. From the start, Bob was active in school government, moving up the ranks from class treasurer to vice-president and president during his senior year. He was the president of the Business Club, on the yearbook staff, and a Phi Kappa Theta fraternity brother. “My friends used to tease me that I was always in meetings,” explains Bob of his busy extracurricular life on campus.

After graduation, Bob took a job at Gillette, the company he worked for in the summers preceding his junior and senior years. Right away, he took part in an 18-month financial management development program where he gained valuable exposure to different business functions from finance to manufacturing. Over the next thirty years, Bob held various financial positions at Gillette, worked in sales and marketing, and spent the last 17 years living overseas, working in general management. His roles took him to Australia, Thailand,


Social entrepreneur and world

ambaSSador oF peace“Buy a scarf, change a life.” That’s the tagline of Flying Scarfs—the non-profit social business Josh Carroll ’05 started with three fellow Air Force officers who were deployed to Afghanistan in the summer of 2011 in support of Operation enduring Freedom.

During his seven months of service in Afghanistan, Josh realized that “enduring freedom” required more than military presence and foreign aid. Specifically, he saw job creation as a crucial component of sustainable peace and prosperity in Afghanistan. Determined to jumpstart positive change from the bottom up, Josh searched for a way to employ Afghan women because women typically re-invest earned income in their communities through education and health care.

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While walking through a bazaar in the Bagram Air Base, Josh and his comrades came upon beautiful scarves handcrafted by women from villages scattered throughout the Parwan Province. Many of the artisans had lost their husbands to the Taliban and were raising their children as single parents; some had been mutilated by improvised explosive devices and land mines. That’s when the idea for Flying Scarfs crystallized. “Afghan widows are among the most marginalized people in the world. I wanted to help empower these women with an income so they could provide for their families and gain the dignity that goes along with self-sufficiency. I can’t make scarves, but I can help Afghan women access a global marketplace,” explains Josh of the micro-business he launched with his Air Force friends. They funded the start-up of Flying Scarfs with their own money. Now, the non-profit

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Social entrepreneur and world

ambaSSador oF peace“Buy a scarf, change a life.” That’s the tagline of Flying Scarfs—the non-profit social business Josh Carroll ’05 started with three fellow Air Force officers who were deployed to Afghanistan in the summer of 2011 in support of Operation enduring Freedom.

During his seven months of service in Afghanistan, Josh realized that “enduring freedom” required more than military presence and foreign aid. Specifically, he saw job creation as a crucial component of sustainable peace and prosperity in Afghanistan. Determined to jumpstart positive change from the bottom up, Josh searched for a way to employ Afghan women because women typically re-invest earned income in their communities through education and health care.

peace Trade

While walking through a bazaar in the Bagram Air Base, Josh and his comrades came upon beautiful scarves handcrafted by women from villages scattered throughout the Parwan Province. Many of the artisans had lost their husbands to the Taliban and were raising their children as single parents; some had been mutilated by improvised explosive devices and land mines. That’s when the idea for Flying Scarfs crystallized. “Afghan widows are among the most marginalized people in the world. I wanted to help empower these women with an income so they could provide for their families and gain the dignity that goes along with self-sufficiency. I can’t make scarves, but I can help Afghan women access a global marketplace,” explains Josh of the micro-business he launched with his Air Force friends. They funded the start-up of Flying Scarfs with their own money. Now, the non-profit

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Just five months after the Boston Marathon bombing, Sydney Corcoran stepped on to the Merrimack College campus as a freshman student. “Attending school is a huge step for me. There have been moments where I’ve questioned whether I was ready for this transition to college. But I decided that I need to move forward.”

Sydney and her mother Celeste were badly injured in the bombings. Her mother lost both of her legs, and Sydney suffered deep arterial injuries and severely injured her legs and foot. For Sydney, the bombing attack was another blow after recovering from a serious car accident in 2010 that left her with a brain hemorrhage and fractured skull. Despite the fact that she’s facing another surgery and continuing to deal with ongoing nerve pain in her right leg, Sydney says she “feels good.”

When sked about the transition to a college environment, Sydney remarked, “College is so different from high school, but Merrimack offers tremendous resources and support. At first I was reluctant to meet new people, but I’m starting to make new friends and we’re talking about forming a study group. I’m excited to become part of a community.”

“When I StARt tO queStIOn thInGS, I tell MySelf: ‘yOu CAn DO thIS.’ I tAke A DeeP BReAth AnD SAy ‘yOu CAn Get yOuR lIfe BACk.’”

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Sydney is majoring in psychology with hopes of going on to become an occupational therapist. “I want to be an occupational therapist because when I was in the hospital and rehab, although the nurses and therapists were there for me, they couldn’t truly understand what I’d gone through. As a result, they could only offer me so much. If I were to become an occupational therapist, I feel like I could help patients on a different level, both physically and mentally.”

When asked what good has come from this tragedy, Sydney was quick to respond. “The community—absolutely. Boston has always been part of my life and I love the people. But after this happened, people really pulled together. People from all around the world reached out to send their well wishes. Things like that can really help and turn it around for you. It’s great to know that you’re not alone. People are behind you.”

Sydney would like to inspire others by sharing her story with people who are facing difficult challenges. “To people who are struggling, I say, ‘appreciate that you’re alive. You can do whatever you need to do. You can do it.’” �

Sydney Corcoran Inspires Others

A Guide to Giving Your Time and TalentsNearly every community has organizations that can use your help—whether it’s donating your time, clothes, food, toys, or money. Here, Mary McHugh from the Stevens Service Center provides a quick guide to volunteering your time and talents.

Before you volunteer:

• First decide what you feel the most comfortable doing and how much time you can devote to the cause.

• Remember: Organizations are grateful for any and all assistance, but their constituents are their main point of focus—not you.

if you want to serve, please:

1. Be clear about whether you want to do something specific (such as prepare or serve food) or if you are willing to assist wherever needed.

2. Contact the organization early. Most organizations staff for meals several weeks in advance.

3. Inquire about the time commitment. How early do you need to be at the site? How late are you expected to stay?

4. Ask about training. Some organizations like you to participate in an orientation prior to volunteering. you may be asked to complete an application and undergo a back-ground check. This helps protect their clients and gives you a chance to visit the site before you jump into an activity.

if you want to donate (food, clothes, toys), please:

1. Check the organization’s website. There, you can often find a list of needs. Typically, soup kitchens are looking for non-perishable goods. If you’re donating clothing, it should be new or close to new; toys and gifts must be age-specific.

2. Be sure to adhere to an organization’s requests. Remember, they are trying to fill specific needs for their clients.

3. Make note of the deadlines for dropping off donations.

Volunteer OrganizationsMerrimack-affiliated organizations looking for volunteers:

lazarus House ministries, lawrence, ma www.lazarushouse.org/ 978-689-8575

emmaus, inc., Haverhill, ma www.emmausinc.org 978-241-3400

Bread & roses, lawrence, ma www.breadandroseslawrence.org 978-681-8768

cor unum, lawrence ma www.corunummealcenter.org 978-688-8900

The lawrence Boys & Girls club, lawrence, ma www.lawrencebgc.com 978-683-2747

Neighbors in Need www.needfood.org 978-685-8321

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