The Dresher Center for the Humanities welcomes one new Faculty Working Groups for 2020 - 2021: Latin American Feminisms (see description below) All Faculty Working Groups are accepting new...
LLC Alumni, Kevin Wisniewski '18 and Felix Burgos '18, began the open access online journal, TextShop Experiments, while still doctoral students. They have now published their 8th issue, organized...
Registration is now open for the Sexual & Gender Minority Research Symposium & NIH SGM Research Investigator Awards Program! This symposium, which will be held on September 17, 2020, from...
Applications are now open for teams of CAHSS faculty to apply to work with Hanover Research professionals! CAHSS is continuing our partnership with Hanover Research, a grant development and...
Each of these collaborative scholarly learning communities is currently accepting new members, open to faculty and advanced graduate students. New! “Ethnography at a Distance”...
Third Drop-In Session: Health Disparities and COVID-19
Anti-Racism and Action: Our Roles Now Third Drop-In Session: Health Disparities and COVID-19 The Dresher Center for the Humanities, Center for Social Science Scholarship, Center for...
Any graduate students interested in creating, renewing and receiving funding for a Graduate Student Organization must register on this form (make sure you are logged into your UMBC email to access...
Offered by the Albin O. Kuhn Library & Gallery 9/21
Social Science/Humanities Literature Review Workshop Monday, September 21st Noon - 1 pm What are some of the best strategies and tips for writing a social science or humanities literature...
The UMBC McNair Scholars Program will present the 2nd Annual Hill-Robinson McNair Lecture on September 17th at 5:00 p.m. online. This year's lecturer and McNair alumna is Dr. Jasmine Lee,...
This Fall the nation will continue to confront the implications of the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-COV-2) which leads to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). This speaker...