Hey Political Science Majors, I hope the transition to online courses is going smoothly for all of you. Due to the fact that it is advising season, many of you will be having virtual advising...
English Faculty Working Closely with Dresher Center
UMBC News recently reported on the Dresher Center's Inclusion Imperative--a program focused on increasing diversity and inclusion in the humanities led by Scott Casper, CAHSS Dean, and Jessica...
Hi all, I am emailing you to let you know that the deadline to apply for the undergraduate research awards has been extended to May 15th. See the notice below for more information:...
Lincove's early childhood edu. project one of two funded
The UMBC Sherman Center for Early Learning in Urban Communities has announced its 2019-2020 research fellows, including Public Policy's own Prof. Jane A. Lincove. Two projects were selected...
Looks at impact of growing middle-class in Global South
Public Policy Professor John Rennie Short and alumna Lina Martínez recently published an article in the journal Geography Compass. The article, "The urban effects of the emerging middle class in...
Dr. Oyen will have weekly open office hours on Tuesdays from 1:00-2:00 for the rest of the semester. During this time, you can find her on Google Hangouts, email and expect and immediate...
Teachers’ Democracy Project invites all concerned citizens to donate their used but still functional laptops, tablets, phones and chargers to support our students. Everyone in the country right...
How can we as individual FACE COVID and cope with the uncertainty associated with the outbreak? Join us for an interactive, 1-hour webinar as we discuss the unique stressors of living through a...
Article published in Education Finance and Policy journal
Public Policy Professor Jane A. Lincove has published an article in Education Finance and Policy's Spring 2020 issue titled "Apply Yourself: Racial and Ethnic Differences in College Application."...