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<Title>INDS Student Adam Gerber in the News!</Title>
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<Summary>Adam Gerber, INDS/Pre-Med, will spend his summer biking across the country!  http://my.umbc.edu/news/6507  Go Adam!</Summary>
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<Title>INDS Fulbright Award!</Title>
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<Summary>Congratulations to graduating senior Christina Briscoe who received a Fulbright Award to study in Brazil!!!</Summary>
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<Title>INDS Capstone Project Presentations</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">INDS Capstone Project Presentations will be held:<br>Monday, May 2   2:00-4:00 p.m.<br>Tuesday, May 3    1:00-4:30 p.m.<br>Wednesday, May 4    12:00-3:30 p.m.<br>in the library, room 767<br><br>Each student presents a 10-minute synopsis of their senior capstone project. Stop by to hear some projects that align with your ideas, or stay for an afternoon!<br><br>The program:<br><a href="http://www.umbc.edu/inds/Students/Capstone/capstone_schedule_spring2011.htm" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Spring 2011 Capstone Project Presentations<br></a>
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<Summary>INDS Capstone Project Presentations will be held: Monday, May 2   2:00-4:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 3    1:00-4:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 4    12:00-3:30 p.m. in the library, room 767  Each student...</Summary>
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<Title>Undergraduate Research Awards</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">TWO Interdisciplinary Studies students received Undergraduate Research Awards (URA)!!!!<br><br>Congratulations to Asif Majid and Amy Fowler!!! <br>
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<Summary>TWO Interdisciplinary Studies students received Undergraduate Research Awards (URA)!!!!  Congratulations to Asif Majid and Amy Fowler!!!</Summary>
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<Title>INDS at URCAD</Title>
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    <span>UMBC's Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement Day (URCAD)</span> Wednesday, April 27, 2011<br><br>11:15 - 11:30 Emily Kimak<br>"Moving to Water"<br>performance on Commons Patio Terrace<br><br>11:15-11:30 Christina Briscoe<br>"Adolescent Mothers in a Quilombo Community: Praia Grande, Brazil"<br>Oral Presentation UC 312<br><br>1:15-1:30 Theresa Columbus<br>"Nostalgia for Everything"<br>Video &amp; Animation Screening<br>
    FA 221<br><br>1:30-1:45 Christine Osazuwa<br>"Always Wanting More: Access, Entitlement and Expectations of Popular Music Bands in the Age of Social Media"<br>Video and Animation Screening<br>FA 221<br><br>2:00-2:15 Emily Kimak<br>"Moving to Water"<br>Oral Presentation<br>UC 310<br><br>Poster Presentations 10-12:30<br>UC Ballroom<br>Achsah Joseph "An Analysis of the Peace-building Strategies in Ker Kwaro Acholi's Strategic Plan 2009-2014"<br><br>
    Poster Presentations 12:30-3:00<br>UC Ballroom<br>Kathleen Heasley "Parameterization of Ligands Associated with the RNA Dependent RNA Polymerase Found in Hepatitis C Virus"<br>Donna Huynh "Smoking and Perceived Health Status among Adults with Sickle Cell Disease"<br>Eliana NessAiver "Evaluating the Mid-Atlantic Wind Energy Resource: A Multi-Platform Data Analysis Study"<br>Donna Viola "Life on 'Mars': Diversity of Endolithic Microorganisms in a Terrestrial Martian Analog"<br>Joe Wesolowski "Historic Preservation: Developing Sense of Place on the University of Maryland, Baltimore County Campus"</div>
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<Title>2010 GWST Student Awards</Title>
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    <strong>Jessica Carrick</strong>, who has earned a GWST Minor, was awarded the Jo Ann E. Argersinger Award for Academic Achievement.  Named for a former provost and Gender and Women’s Studies faculty member, this award recognizes exemplary academic achievement in gender and women’s studies.  Jessica's future plans include law school and a career in Admiralty Law. 
    
    <strong>Abigail Granger</strong>, a GWST Major, was awarded the Joan S. Korenman Outstanding Service Award, named for the founding director of the Program.  This award recognizes outstanding service to the Gender and Women’s Studies Program.  Abby is seeking employment in Aging Services and will pursue her Master's Degree in Management of Aging Services at the Erickson School.
    
    <strong>Sarah Solomon</strong>, a GWST Major, was selected to receive both the Argersinger Award and the Korenman Award for her outstanding academic achievement and her dedicated service to the GWST and WILL Programs.  Sarah will be joining the 2010 Teach For America Corps, working as a special education teacher in New York City.  Also, she will apply for a Fulbright Scholarship and hopes to return to Mali to continue the research she conducted during her semester abroad. Graduate school and a career in social policy are in her future.
    
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<Title>Save the Date - Women's History Month Event</Title>
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    Co-Sponsors for this event include the: Dresher Center for the Humanities, History Department, American Studies Department, Graduate School, Language Literacy and Culture Program, English Department and the Women's Center.</div>
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<Title>Congratulations 2009 GWST Graduate, Liz Barr</Title>
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    <strong>Jennifer M. Keeter</strong>, 25, will graduate in December with a major in Gender and Women’s Studies and a minor in Social Welfare. Jen came to UMBC after transferring from Carroll Community College and has been an integral part of the Gender and Women’s Studies Program ever since. A member of Women Involved in Learning and Leadership (WILL) since the fall of 2007, Jen served as co-leader for the organization in 2008-09 and the fall of 2009. In the spring of 2009, Jen helped to spearhead WILL’s largest project in its history, the Global Women’s Health Action Week, and, last month, was one of three WILL students to travel to the National Women’s Studies Association annual conference to present a panel on the feminist planning practices used for the Action Week. Jen credits her course work in Gender and Women’s Studies as the place where she became an empowered young woman and is eager to apply her skills in January when she begins her position as a public policy intern at Girls, Inc. in Washington, DC. Jen, who has spent most of her life in Mt. Airy, MD, is married, and she and her husband have a three-year old son.</div>
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    <div class="html-content">On Saturday, November 14th, GWST students presented a panel at the National Women's Studies Association (NWSA) annual conference in Atlanta, Georgia.  GWST majors, Abigail Grainger, Eva Jannotta and Jennifer Keeter were selected to present.  The panel was moderated by Autumn Reed, a graduate assistant in the program.
    
    <em><strong>The Global Women’s Health Action: Putting Intersectionality Into Practice</strong>
    This panel described a week-long campus Global Women’s Health Action, organized
    by a group of undergraduate gender and women’s studies students. With a grant from a
    national organization, these students created a campus-wide collaborative event. This
    session will describe the organizing process and the event itself, with particular attention
    paid to the feminist organizing principles used to build partnerships across campus and
    in the creation of an event that connected local to global, and that demonstrated the
    value of an intersectional approach to women’s health by addressing differentiations
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