Nailah-Benā Chambers featured on ACTFL's website
5 Questions for a Global Studies Major Learning Mandarin
Nailah-Benā is a junior majoring in Global Studies with a minor in Chinese. She is currently featured on the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages' ASK AWAY column on their website.
"We’re asking students, teachers, and counselors five questions on how languages play a role in shaping personal and professional success…"
Want to get engaged in Baltimore and surrounding communities? Interested in possibilities for internships and other opportunities? Want to see where travel abroad can really take you? Come learn from some of UMBC’s most exciting alumni about their work in the community.
Hear about Charm City Connection, an organization dedicated to serving the Baltimore community through service projects such as tutoring and community gardening, from one of its founders, Jasir Qiydaar
Learn how your experience growing up in and around Baltimore can take you anywhere, from artist-educator-organizer and international traveler, Nia Hampton
Engage and discover how to follow your passion and use your skills to build platforms, spaces, and projects that are meaningful to you and how that can manifest into a multidisciplinary gallery focused on art created by people of color, from Waller Gallery founder Joy Davis.
Join us via WebEx for an informal conversation on Wed. June 16 from 5 – 6:30 PM. RSVP to La Atwater, latwater@umbc.edu
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Check Out the New (Digital) 2020 Edition of Bartleby
Humanities Scholars on staff and contributors
Check out the recently released 2020 edition of Bartleby, UMBC's creative arts journal--offered here in digital form! This edition of Bartleby includes more than 100 pages of poetry, fiction, visual art, and creative nonfiction by UMBC students in the Humanities Scholars Program and across the university. Congratulations to all the published writers and artists!
HSP members serving on the Bartleby staff are:
- Angelica Mansfield double major, English and Media & Communications Studies class 22'. Serves as Fiction Editor and Website Coordinator
- Julianna Bumgardner double major, English and Media & Communication Studies class 23'. Fiction staff
- Reese Reinert, Media & Communication Studies class 23'. Fiction staff
- Clair Volkening, English class 23'. Fiction staff
Contributors include HSP member Tess McRae, INDS class 21', who has three poems published in this edition.
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Wed, 21 Apr 2021 13:00:37 -0400
Humanities Scholars presenting at URCAD's 25th anniversary
Check out these scholars' presentations
- Madeline Arbutus | Uncredited: Uncovering the Names Behind the Colonized Modern Design Canon | Mentor: Margaret Re | Visual Arts
- Camille Blackford | Happiness and Wellbeing of UMBC Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic | Mentor: Sarah Chard and Bambi Chapin | Sociology and Anthropology
- Mikaila Donaldson | Utilizing Evidence-Based Argumentative Writing – Preparing Students To Engage in College, Career, and Civic Life |Mentor: Timothy Johnson | Education
- Matthew Kelbaugh, Halle Gordon, Janeann Conley | The Kurds of Turkey: A Tale of Survival, Resilience, and Uncertainty | Mentor: Renee Lambert-Bretiere | Modern Languages, Linguistics, and intercultural Communication
- Danylo Leshchyshyn | Legacies of the First-Called: Saint Andrew and Claims To Apostolic Succession in the Rus’-Byzantine World | Mentor: Sufian Zhemukhov
History - Harini Narayan | A Picture Paints A Thousand Words: Examining Linkages Between North Korean Propaganda and U.S.-Bilateral Relations | Mentors: Kyung-Eun Yoon and Renee Lambert-Bretiere | Modern Languages, Linguistics, and intercultural Communication
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Clair Volkening Wins The Braly Award for non-fiction
We are proud to share that the English department's 2021 Braly Award winner for non-fiction is Clair Volkening's piece "The Bridge". Clair is a sophomore English major in the Communications and Technology track.
Congratulations on this well-deserved creative achievement! Read PDF with all three Braly awardees pieces.
The Malcolm C. Braly Creative Writing Award was established to honor the memory of Malcolm C. Braly, who was a member of the UMBC English Department until his death in 1980. Awards are made each year in fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction.
This year's award process was directed by Sally Shivnan. The judges were Ryan Bloom, Aditya Desai, Mike Fallon, Keegan Finberg, Kate Lashley Fischer, Tanya Olson, and Lia Purpura.
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Anjali DasSarma awarded the 2021 Journalism Prize
Congratulations Anjali!
Anjali is graduating this year as a Media and Communication Studies major with a minor in Journalism. She'll be attending Brown University to pursue a Master's in American Studies in the fall.
The Journalism Prize recipient is determined by the Retriever faculty advisor.
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Wed, 14 Apr 2021 10:45:59 -0400
Nailah-Benā Chambers receives Critical Language Scholarship
Traveling to Taipei, Taiwan in June 2021
Nailah is a sophomore Global Studies major with a Minor in Chinese. She'll be traveling to Taipei, Taiwan this June and staying through mid-August in an immersion program learning Chinese. Awardees are selected based on their commitment to language learning and plans to apply their language skills to their future academic or professional pursuits. Nailah will be in a group of about 24 students and will be speaking only Mandarin and taking courses in Mandarin for the duration of the program. There will also be cultural excursions and a language partner assigned, in order to increase cultural understanding.
The Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program is an intensive overseas language and cultural immersion program for American students. The CLS Program seeks participants with diverse interests, and from a wide range of fields of study and career paths, with the purpose of representing the full diversity of the United States.
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Natalie Guingrich, Matthew Kelbaugh and Danylo Leshchyshyn
Presenting at Macksey Symposium for humanities undergrads
Matthew Kelbaugh, a history and Russian double major was accepted to present his research in the second Richard Macksey National Undergraduate Humanities Research Symposium. He will present "Visionary or Megalomaniac? The Legacy of Vladimir Lenin in Contemporary Education" and "The Kurds of Turkey: A Tale of Survival, Resilience, and Uncertainty" (group project).
Natalie Guingrich, is a freshman studying Modern Languages Linguistics and Intercultural Communication, concentrating in Russian. Her presentation will be “Manuscripts Don’t Burn”: A History of the Creation of Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov.
Danylo Leshchyshyn, a junior with a History and Political Science dual major, will present his current research as well.
The Richard Macksey National Undergraduate Humanities Research Symposium provides hundreds of students across all fields of the humanities the opportunity to share their work in the professional presentation style most common to their fields. It’s the first conference of its kind: there has been no other national platform for undergraduates in the humanities to share their work.
In response to COVID-19, the 2021 symposium will be an online format. All presentations will be available after the April symposium has completed.
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Anjali DasSarma named a Wall Street Journal Noted Advisor
Senior Humanities Scholar is part of WSJ's third cohort
Kudos to Anjali!
The WSJ Noted Adviser network is an online community that provides an important connection between The Wall Street Journal and audiences under the age of 35. Their second cohort of advisers helped shape some of the career guides published by WSJ recently by identifying the topics that would be most useful to them.
Anjali is a Media and Communication Studies major with a minor in Journalism. She has held several internships on her way to this post.
Last summer Anjali was the Maryland-Delaware-DC Reese Cleghorn Editorial Intern at The Baltimore Sun, writing one to two editorials, including political columns and media criticism, per week for the Opinions page of Maryland's largest state paper.
In Spring 2020 she was the Editor-in-Chief of The Retriever Weekly, adapting and organizing the full transition from biweekly print to a primarily online newspaper, kicking off the social media content.
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Alumna De'Jia Long Hillie shares about studying in Japan
Create your Study Abroad experience - Here's how she did it
De'Jia, a 2020 Humanities Scholar Global Studies graduate, shares her tips on finding ways to get your best study abroad experience.
Watch
here to find out the many simple things she did to create a unique abroad experience.