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Retriever Integrated Health (RIH; confidential resource)
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Retriever Integrated Health (RIH)
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Lactation rooms available at AOK Library (7th floor) and in the RAC, room 073
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The Essential Space (Retriever Essentials),In-person location to pick out non-perishable food, toiletries and baby items, all 100% free
Located in the Retriever Activity Center (RAC) 235
Mondays: 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Tuesdays: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Wednesdays: 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Thursdays: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Initiatives for Identity, Inclusion, and Belonging (i3b),Dedicated to creating an environment that supports cross-cultural education and collaboration and celebrating cultural diversity, equality, and social justice
Located in The Commons, Room 336 (Mosaic Center)
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Contact 410-455-5555
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Contact via oei@umbc.edu or 410-455-1717.
Online reporting form (can report anonymously) here: https://bit.ly/3yv61Mi
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Retriever Integrated Health,Counseling and mental health services for students provided by licensed professionals (on-call after hours), including referrals to off-campus services for students; also medical care including STI/HIV and pregnancy testing
Located in the Center for Well-Being (just south of Erickson Lawn off of Center Rd). Contact via 410-455-2542 or make an appointment through the Retriever Care Portal (health.umbc.edu)
Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
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UMBC Student Affairs, Addresses a wide-variety of student concerns, including student life, housing, health/mental health, and student care and misconduct
Contact via 410-455-2393
Non-confidential resource
Congratulations to Michael Fleming, a recipient of the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) - Doctoral Scholars Program (DSP) Dissertation Year Award for 2022-2023. Michael is an environmental engineering doctoral candidate working with Dr. Blaney.
Michael’s doctoral research focuses on the sustainable recovery of ammonium from traditional waste streams, such as municipal wastewater and agricultural waste, by a process called Donnan dialysis.
"We're all very proud of Michael and his accomplishments, including his recognition from SREB with this prestigious award. His work on nutrient treatment and recovery addresses several grand challenges in engineering. This award will support him while he completes his PhD. I'm looking forward to seeing where his next steps take him." - Dr. Lee Blaney.
The SREB-DSP Dissertation Year Award recipients receive
Name: Andres-Sebastian Melendez Munoz
Internship, Co-op, or Research Site: Romana Corporation
Position Title: Collection Assistant
Major or Program: Art History with a concentration in Renaissance Art
Current Class Level: Senior
Work Term: Summer 2022
Tell us about your internship, co-op, or research opportunity, including your day-to-day responsibilities.
A lot of my job is organizing how we run the day-by-day stuff, but it is also making people comfortable with how easy it is to navigate our platforms and art shows. Artists and curators often sit on a high horse, and part of my job is showing potential buyers that it can be cool, easy, and relaxed when interacting with private sellers.
Describe the process of obtaining your position. When did you hear of the position and submit your application?
Networking is your best friend and don't be vain, ask for help. There is always something to learn. Never cut yourself short, there ain't a damn thing you can't do.
What have you enjoyed the most about your position or organization?
Dealing art internationally seems so foreign to many of us. There is often a kind of mystery that shrouds it because of the scandals and large sums of money often involved. We also tend to have a glamorous idea of it due to movies. It can be glamorous but it really is like working for a local art place with more hurdles. We need to make sure the art gets on a plane or ship safely and gets through security and gets to where it is going in one place. I just love the challenges.
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