This work represents an important first step toward her masters thesis
and incorporates significant spatial analysis, using novel methods, to
produce measures on urban walkability.
LLC is pleased to announce that Katie Morris, of Cohort 18, successfully and skillfully presented her dissertation research proposal to her committee on February 18, 2020. Her hermeneutic...
Professor of Music, Lisa Cella, presented a masterclass this past weekend for high school students at the Mid-Atlantic Flute Convention hosted by the Flute Society of Washington. The convention...
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Brookings Institution is Seeking Undergrads & Grad Students
The Brookings Institution is looking to hire UMBC Research Interns for this summer. The positions are full-time, paid ($15 per/hr) and are open to undergraduates and graduate...
This week, Lia Purpura will be discussing her recent book All the Fierce Tethers in Baltimore! Purpura, UMBC English department Writer in Residence, is the author of several books of essays and...
Attention students! Brookings Institution will be on campus hosting an Information Table this Thursday, February 20th from 12Noon to 2 PM in The Commons Main Street. Summer 2020 Internships are...
Hey Political Science Students, I wanted to make you aware of an awesome internship opportunity for those of you looking for summer internships. Brookings Institution will be on campus hosting...
Sunday, March 1, 2020 5:30 p.m. PAHB: Earl and Darielle Linehan Concert Hall UMBC’s Wind Ensemble teams up with The Sounding Board, Baltimore Symphony’s OrchKids students, singer-songwriter...
The library will host a series of Guest Instructor Workshops, hosted by UMBC faculty, staff or students, to start in the next several weeks. See below for information. Ed Papenfuse: Making...