The Counseling Center has developed a series of workshops, and there are a few that the center wants to bring to the attention of graduate students. The "Graduate Student Support" group, in...
Getting Her Hands Dirty: Assessing Traits in Plant Species
Ariel Poirier is a Geography and Environmental Studies major. She is a Newcombe Scholar for Returning Women. To learn more about Ariel's research follow the website link below.
The Sheridan Libraries at Johns Hopkins are hosting an installment in the Digital Diversity Seminar Series on February 22nd at 5:15pm EST. This time we will be welcoming Prof Dorothy Kim of Vassar...
Doing Engaged Scholarship? Join MIPAR for Organizing Meeting
Wednesday, February 28, Noon - 1:15 PM Engineering Building, Room 023 Last fall, Maryland Institute for Policy Analysis and Research (MIPAR) had the pleasure to welcome Tim Eatman and...
Is graduate school in your future? The accelerated BA/MA program in Texts, Technologies, and Literature (TTL) here at UMBC is an excellent option worth considering if you are a sophomore or junior...
Reconstructing the Chesapeake's Past, an exhibit by INDS student Heather Mortimer, will be on display in the AOK Library Rotunda until Friday, February 23. We may not notice changes in the...
Sedrick Smtih (Cohort 18) has been named as the 2018 Loyola Literacy Leader. This award honors Loyola University Maryland alumni for their contributions to literacy education in their teaching,...
We invite to check out Dr. Craig Saper's essay that appears in Making Modernism, an exhibit featuring archival documents from the Newberry Library (Chicago, IL). Saper wrote the essay, titled...
The Department of English at University of Utah invites applications for a full-time, two-year appointment (renewable for another two years) as Visiting Assistant Professor with a 2/2 teaching...