UMBC’s GRIT-X: 10th-Anniversary Celebration
Join us on October 17 from 4-6 pm!
You are invited to celebrate ten years of groundbreaking innovation, creative achievement, and community impact at GRIT-X. This landmark 10th-anniversary milestone brings together visionary alumni and faculty to showcase how their transformative research and scholarship continue to shape our world.
Event Details:
- Date: October 17, 2026
- Time: 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. (networking reception with light refreshments to follow)
- Location: Earl and Darielle Linehan Concert Hall (Performing Arts & Humanities Building)
- Registration: Register Here (tickets are free!)
Featured Speakers:
- Mimi Dietrich ('70, American Studies) – "Retrieving History - Collective Memories of UMBC's Founding Four Classes"
- Karuna Pande Joshi (M.S. '99, Ph.D. '12, Computer Science) – "The Silicon Scientist - How Digital Twins are Accelerating Science"
- Soobum Lee (Mechanical Engineering) – "AI Designing Physical AI - Deep Learning to Create Smarter Sensors and Electronics"
- Eric Millikin (Visual Arts) – "It's Alive!? - The Fine Art of (Re)Animated Bodies and Artificial Brains"
- Nancy Chiles Shaffer ('09, Biological Sciences) – "Defying the Odds of Government Exclusion - Inclusive Excellence is Here to Stay"
- Michael Summers (Chemistry & Biochemistry) – "Magnetic Moments - Using Powerful Magnets to Uncover HIV's Secrets"
- Allison Tracy (Marine Biotechnology) – "Their World is an Oyster - The Impact of Microbes and Parasites on Shellfish Health"
- Ramana Vinjamuri (Computer Science & Electrical Engineering) – "The Language of Human Movement - A Dance Between Minds and Machines"
- John Williams ('04, Economics) – "The Spirituality of Ice Cream - Lessons from the Road Less Traveled"
For more information, visit the GRIT-X Website. Thank you for your support in spreading the word!
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Jess Wyatt (she/her/hers) Director, Campus & Community Engagement, Institutional Advancement