Support from Academic Success Center
(If you are unsure which service you need, email academicsuccess@umbc.edu and we will help you navigate the various options.)
Appointment Tutoring will continue to be scheduled online using TutorTrac. Appointments will be conducted in an online format instead of in person at the scheduled time. Here are the instructions for scheduling tutoring appointments. Once an appointment is scheduled, tutors will email students with a link to the online platform to conduct the tutoring session before the scheduled time.
If you have any questions please contact: tutoring@umbc.edu
Math and Science Tutoring Center
All tutoring offered through the Math and Science Tutoring Center will be scheduled online by appointment using TutorTrac. Appointments will be conducted in an online format instead of in person at the scheduled time. Here are the instructions for scheduling tutoring appointments. Once an appointment is scheduled, tutors will email students with a link to the online platform to conduct the tutoring session before the scheduled time.
If you have any questions about the Math and Science Tutoring Center please contact: tutoring@umbc.edu
Writing Center Tutoring will continue to be scheduled online using TutorTrac. Here are the instructions for scheduling tutoring appointments through the Writing Center. Appointments will be conducted online asynchronously. Once an appointment is scheduled, tutors will email students with instructions about how to share their writing assignment before the scheduled time.
If you have any questions about the Writing Center please contact: efick1@umbc.edu
SI PASS Supplemental Instruction Peer-Assisted Study Sessions
SI PASS sessions will be conducted online at the scheduled times. SI PASS sessions can be joined using Blackboard Collaborate in the Blackboard site of the class being supported.
If you have any questions about SI PASS please contact: debwebb@umbc.edu
Academic Success Meetings can be scheduled online using this link. After a meeting is scheduled, students can use the link provided in the Google Calendar event to access the meeting online.
If you have any questions about Academic Success Meetings please contact: victor6@umbc.edu
Academic Advocates will continue to work with students, faculty and staff by phone, video and chat as requested. Students who have an assigned Academic Advocate can schedule a meeting using the link provided on their myUMBC profile page. If a student is unsure if they have an Academic Advocate and would like to request support, they may submit a self-referral using this link. Any faculty or staff members who wish to submit a student referral can do so online and the Academic Advocates will reach out to students directly to provide support.
If you have questions about Academic Advocacy please contact aknapp@umbc.edu
Academic Standards and Policy Administration
Petitions for exemptions to Academic Policy will continue to be handled online. Many helpful resources, including whom to contact, are available online.
If you have any questions about Academic Standards and Policy Administration please contact: aknapp@umbc.edu
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Monday March 23rd from 12(noon) – 2pm
Tuesday March 24th from 4 pm to 6pm.
Please stop by if you are in need of food and personal care items.
Contact retrieveressentials@umbc.edu if you are having trouble accessing the building.
Please consider making donations to the food pantry. Our donation box is located right outside of Sherman 205.
In case you need food over the weekend, in an emergency or after hours, please contact our UMBC Campus Police Department by calling (410) 455-5555. The UMBC Police Station is a designated Food Zone that hosts readily accessible bags of food. Address: UMBC Police Department 1000 Hilltop Circle Baltimore, MD 21250.Ms. Cormier earned an M.F.A. from
UMBC's Intermedia and Digital Arts program and a B.F.A. from Radford
University. She most recently gained experience in the Department of Visual
Arts as a professional staff program specialist, graduate program coordinator,
and an adjunct instructor of drawing and visual concepts courses.
Both artistically and professionally, Ms. Cormier actively collaborates across
the disciplines of art and science to better inform her work and feed her
enthusiasm. Her work was recently published in a collection by Aperture in Seeing Science: How Photography Reveals the Universe by Marvin
Heiferman. In addition, she was recently asked to speak on a panel at Brilliant
Baltimore about her collaborative works in The Light Ekphrastic, an online journal founded by UMBC's Jenny O'Grady, which pairs writers and artists together to
create new works.
Ms. Cormier is active in both the
UMBC and broader Baltimore arts communities through participation in
organizations such as the PSS Mentoring Program and the Program Advisory
Committee (PAC) of Maryland Art Place. The PAC is comprised of nominated
Maryland area artists and arts professionals who provide analyses and responses
to proposals and annual exhibitions several times a year. The PAC is also responsible
for advising the organization on contemporary art trends and best practices.
Ms. Cormier’s experience with photographic processes and printing techniques,
as well as her personal interest in nature and the sciences, makes her a great
fit and enthusiastic resource to anyone in the wider UMBC community searching
for expertise in imaging and design to support their research, promote their
lab's mission, and explore visual projects.
CNMS is pleased to offer a Research Graphics Open House for community members who would like to learn more about how Research Graphics can support their work.
Research Graphics Open House
Wednesday, February 26, 12 – 1 p.m.
Biological Sciences Building, Room 102
Light refreshments will be served.
Ms. Cormier will also be offering an AOK Library Spotlight presentation on April 1 from noon to 1 p.m. She can be reached at researchgraphics@umbc.edu for any questions.
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