Get ready for Critical Social Justice: Home with our “What You Need to Know” series, starting with this primer on our keynote speaker Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha. Her lecture, titled “Body/...
The Women’s Center at UMBC turns 25 this year! We’re excited to share our important milestone with UMBC’s 50th Anniversary and will be celebrating throughout the year with the rest of campus! We...
A weekly round-up curated by Women’s Center staff member, Michael Jalloh Jamboria In the spirit of my friend, who gave us the glorious name ‘Slaying on the Weekly’, every week I will be bringing...
The Women's Center is excited to spread the word about this new student organization for UMBC students who are parents. Read on for more details about this org and save the date for their upcoming...
Seeking Nominations for New Student Book Experience, 2018
We are seeking nominations for our new student book for 2018! The New Student Book Experience (NSBE), initiated by UMBC president Dr. Hrabowski, is unique in that the book selected each year...
A reflection by Women’s Center staff member Prachi Kochar on identity and “fitting in”. How do we navigate identities that can fit into multiple categories of nationality, ability, race, etc. at...
Get ready for Critical Social Justice: Home with our “What You Need to Know” series. Last year’s Critical Social Justice: Baltimore 365 was dedicated to understanding the historic and current...
Want to get started in research but unsure how? Attend our workshop next Wednesday, 10/12 from 12-1 in Sondheim 103. Great tips on finding a mentor, successful in-class habits, summer research and...
Seeking Nominations for New Student Book Experience, 2018
We are seeking nominations for our new student book for 2018! The New Student Book Experience (NSBE), initiated by UMBC president Dr. Hrabowski, is unique in that the book selected each year...
Undergraduate researchers explore their interests!
Meet Caitlin, She is an Asian Studies major and an independent researcher. In the future, she plans to pursue a graduate degree in environmental studies. Her advice to future researchers is that...