As part of our 2015 Take Back The Night post-event, the Women’s Center hosted a “Dear Survivor,” letter writing activity. Inspired by the Dear Survivor Project and the book, Dear Sister: Letters...
Presentations and information all day until 4:15 p.m. For sneak peeks, and to "paw" to support URCAD presenters http://my.umbc.edu/groups/undergradresearch/news URCAD home page: umbc.edu/urcad...
First generation college students encouraged to participate!
Dear Students, I am Carrissa Phillippe, a doctoral candidate in Counseling Psychology at the University of Kansas. I invite you to participate in a short dissertation study that is...
Hannah Korangkool will present on Wednesday in Eng023 at 11
Arroy: The Thai Food Cart documents street vendors and market spaces in the central region of Thailand. Cuisine is a complex, multi-faceted feature of Thai culture and goes far beyond the Western...
Social-Emotional Skills of Young Latino English Learners
This research examines the social-emotional skills of Latino English Learners (ELs). analyze classroom context and teacher practices facilitate student growth in social-emotional skills....
Determining the rail span of top running overhead cranes is a time-intensive and inaccurate process. This group has developed an automated solution to accurately survey the rail span for cranes of...
Come see Daniel Dagenhart's research in the development of treatment for HCV. About 150-200 million people in the world are infected with Hepatitis C (HCV), a virus that leads to cirrhosis of the...
Come see "Touched" by Stephanie Castner, 10am in PAHB 337
Come to URCAD this Wednesday to see Stephanie Castner's dance, Touched, which was presented in the fall 2014 First Works Dance Showcase. "Through the creation of my piece, Touched, I was able to...
Thursday, April 16th was UMBC’s 3rd Annual Take Back The Night speak-out and march. We had an amazing turn out and we couldn’t have done it without everyone’s hard work and support! We had...
Presentation by Dominick DiMercurio in UC 310 at 2:15
Dominick DiMercurio will be presenting his research on Drosophila melanogaster to identify highly conserved genes important in cell migration. His presentation will be held in UC 310 at 2:15 p.m.