Carly Shearer ‘26, an evaluation intern in the Center for Democracy and Civic Life, has been honored on the National Student Voting Honor Roll as a leader in nonpartisan campus civic engagement....
UMBC staff, students, and alumni shared their expertise and contributed to national conversations on civic learning at several conferences in March. American Association for State Colleges and...
The Division of Student Affairs (DoSA) was proudly represented at NASPA's 2026 Annual Conference in Kansas City, where a dynamic group of professionals contributed to national conversations on...
Name: Gunner Sudol Pronouns: Any/All Title: Coordinator for Desk Services, Residential Life Years in Student Affairs: 5 UMBC alum: I received both my undergraduate and graduate degrees at...
Angelina Jenkins, assistant director, The Mosaic Center, along with Priya Bhayana, project manager, UMBC Global Asias Initiative, will present at the Association for Asian American Studies Annual...
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