For a lot of us, taking UMBC’s language requirement is a pain. Learning a language is difficult, time- consuming, and a tedious task. I know people who chose not to major in Global Studies simply...
Learn about UMBC's Public Policy Grad Programs- Free Dinner
Information Session Master’s Degree in Public Policy Monday, October 17, 2016 7 – 8:30 pm, Public Policy 438 Dinner included Learn about the UMBC Master’s in Public Policy (MPP), combined...
Sorry for all of the emails today, conference is a lot to coordinate. Anyways, this is for anyone who has ALREADY registered for conference. See the other post for instructions if you have NOT...
Hi SWEethearts, If you are going to conference or plan to, please fill out this spreadsheet as soon as possible (there are lots of columns, be sure to scroll all the way through)...
To those who have not yet registered but plan to....
If you have not yet registered for the national conference but plan to, please email shelbi (stippett1@umbc.edu) ASAP. We are trying to get SGA funding and we need a head count of those planning...
Today's the last day to register for this networking event!
Do you like free food? Did you miss the Fall Career and Internship Fair? Are you worried about finding an internship? Do you want experience networking with employers? If your answers to any of...
As part of UMBC's 50th Anniversary Celebration Weekend, CBEE faculty members Lee Blaney and Govind Rao gave compelling GRIT-X talks to an enthusiastic audience. Videos of their presentations are...
Internships for technical and non-technical majors!
Interested in an opportunity to kick start your future career in a challenging, innovative, and exciting environment? If so, then BAE Systems’ Intelligence & Security Sector has the perfect...
Eric Anthony Grollman graduated from UMBC in 2007, earning a Certificate in Gender and Women's Studies, along with majors in Psychology & Sociology. He went on to earn a Ph.D. and now teaches...
URA Workshop with Dr. Blaney, Dr. Forestiere and Dr. Peralta
Undergraduate Research Awards provide up to $1,500 to undergraduate students to support their research or creative work with a UMBC faculty mentor on an original project. UMBC students of all...