By: Zerubbabel Abiy Photo Credit: Kristen Anchor Dr. Tracy Tinga has been a part of the Media and Communication Studies Department here at UMBC since 2019 as an Assistant Professor and...
Graduating in December? We have many mid-year K-12 Latin teaching jobs in the South. As you are busy with finals and graduation, let Southern Teachers assist you with...
By: Ben Magder Photo Credit: Emma Muccioli This blog post is about Adjunct Instructor Emma Muccioli. The post contains content from a past interview on Monday 9/26, and some parts are...
The Political Science department is in the process of hiring a new professor within the Poli Sci department with a specialization in Race and Ethnic politics. At the end of the fall semester, five...
An Homage to Our Connection with Nature and Indigeneity
11/30, 4:30 - 6:30PM @ The Mosaic, Commons - Second Floor Has the change of the seasons gotten to you? When was the last time you felt a deep connection to nature? UMBC's i3b...
Effective November 21st, Award Documents, Organizational Reports, and Grants.gov integration in FastLane were retired and will be decommissioned. Here's what you need to know: The FastLane...
The Winter semester is a great time to take Poli Sci classes. The semester is a month-long and students can take up to 4.5 credits. Many classes are online and some are also asynchronous....
Published in The Cambridge Journal of Law, Politics, and Art
Public Policy Professor John Rennie Short has published a new article in The Cambridge Journal of Law, Politics, and Art. In the article, he argues that the US is facing a growing difference...
Katherine Feldman, DVM, MPH, Chief Public Health Scientist
Please join us for the Emergency Health Services Graduate Seminar this Wednesday 11-30-22 frpm 3PM-5PM. Katherine Feldman, DVM, MPH, Chief Public Health Scientist, MD Department of Health will be...