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The Summer 2014 Schedule of Classes is now online! Registration begins March 24 and is first-come first-serve. You do not need clearance from your advisor to register for summer classes, but you...
Directed by LLC doctoral student Shirley Basfield Dunlap
S/He loves me; S/He loves me not! is the sought after answer in the humorous meditations on honor, shame and court politics. Much Ado About Nothing is considered the best of Shakespeare’s...
Congratulations to three LLC doctoral students -- Erin Berry, Emerald Christopher, and Latasha Eley, who presented to an overflow crowd at UMBC's Women's Center on "Policing Bodies & Beings:...
Interested in getting a graduate degree at UMBC? Learn about the UMBC Master's Degree in Public Policy (MPP) at an information session on Monday, March 10 at 7:00 pm in Room 438 of the...
Most scientist accept the RNA world hypothesis, which states that RNA was the first biological molecule due to its ability to copy itself and pass along genetic traits. However, Nicholas Hud, a...
Melanie was one of our first Ph.D. graduates (MEES program)
Melanie Harrison was in our first cohort of IGERT students and was one of the first two IGERT students to complete the Ph.D. at UMBC. She worked with Drs. Miller (GES) and Groffman (Cary Institute...
"How to be an AMST Public History Private Investigator"
Andrew Ross has famously framed the work of American studies (or at least his work) as “scholarly reportage,” by which he means the “blending of ethnography and investigative journalism.” In a...
The official date of the 36th Annual Graduate Research Conference (GRC) is Wednesday, March 26th, 2014! The GRC (Graduate Research Conference) is an annual GSA event intended to showcase graduate...
Education Professor of Practice Joan Shin has received the 2013 Ben Warren International House Trust Prize for her book Teaching Young Learners English (National Geographic Learning/Cengage...