The Center continues and builds upon collaborations between Computer Science researchers and faculty from other campus departments as well as researchers at the University's Medical School.

CEERE's four priority areas are; Industrial Resource Conservation, Renewable Energy, Envirotechnology, and Building Energy Conservation.

The Center is an interdisciplinary Differential Geometry research team in the Dept of Mathematics & Statistics at the University of UMass Amherst.

Located in the Department of Hotel, Restaurant, and Travel Administration at UMass Amherst.

CIRCLE is managed by the Center for Organization and Community Development (COCD), a project of the Center for International Education in the School of Education of UMass Amherst. CIRCLE is part of a statewide project in Massachusetts with additional sites in Boston and Lowell.

The NSF funded CIIR at UMass Amherst carries out basic research and technology transfer in the area of text-based and multimedia information systems. Today, this Center represents an innovative and effective new model for more streamlined technology transfer, public/private partnership, and economic development

An academic program in the Department of Education Policy, Research and Administration (EPRA) in the School of Education at UMass Amherst.

CISDM is a non-profit academic research center at Umass Amherst which focuses on security and investment fund performance in both U.S. and international asset markets.

The Center at UMass Amherst focuses on research and development of systems capable of functioning responsively, robustly and flexibly to a variety of students, within a variety of domains, and with multiple tutoring strategies.

The specific research interests of the members of CNS are diverse, and include the relationship of environmental pollutants to reproduction, the role of nutrition in determining fertility, behavioral and environmental influences on neurohormone production and hormonal response, sexual differentiation of nervous system and behavior, neuroendocrine control of circadian rhythms, and hormonal regulation of behaviors.

Bringing scholars, policy practitioners, and the public together to discuss public affairs is an important role for the Center. Through lectures, seminars, workshops, and conferences, students and faculty have the opportunity to discuss and participate in a broad range of public policy issues in an open forum with leading policy makers.

The Center was established at UMass in 1985 because a new set of problems had arisen in the rural part of the state, driven by rapid economic growth in urban areas, a widespread belief that uncontrolled growth posed a major threat to natural and built rural environments, major changes in the rural economy, and concerns about the welfare of rural residents.

The Center assists cities, towns and organizations to retain and expand their employment base. CED is a research and community-oriented technical assistance program that is partially funded by the Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce.

A collaboration between the UMass College of Engineering and the School of Management to provide a comprehensive program of assistance to manufacturers.

The Center grew out of a desire among faculty and administrators to provide support for teaching at UMass Amherst.

Serves, initiates, coordinates, and facilitates transportation research for the five campus University of Massachusetts system.

The Center maintains subject-based collections as well as the records of the university. The site features collection descriptions and exhibits.