Join UMBC's LSAT Test Prep and prepare for the types of questions included in the Law School Admissions Test. Designed to improve performance on the competitive LSAT, this intensive course focuses on:

1. Test-taking techniques
2. Time-saving methods
3. Improving logical reasoning
4. Practicing with sample tests
5. Enhancing reading comprehension
6. Reducing test anxiety

Taught by Dr. Anthony Poplawski of Spiegelberg and Associates, UMBC’s Test Preparation Courses are acclaimed for their comprehensiveness, revealing the true character of the test, their focus on maximizing scores, their intellectual seriousness, and reducing the test candidate’s test anxiety. Instruction is at the highest professional level by experienced college faculty.

Please visit The Law School Admission Council at www.lsac.org to view information on the LSAT exam.

TO REGISTER AND LEARN MORE ABOUT THE COURSE, PLEASE VISIT:

http://www.umbc.edu/testprep/lsat

The next class will begin on May 7th and meet on Tuesdays at UMBC's South campus from 6-9:30 pm

Register by April 16 for a 10% early bird discount!

UMBC Students, Staff, Faculty, Individuals and Organizations all volunteer to help on the day of URCAD and in the days before and after. Join

Sign up to be a part of UMBC's Premiere campus-wide undergraduate research event.

• Read the URCAD Roles
• Sign up to help

Note: Volunteer dress for URCAD is neat but business attire is NOT expected.
Comfortable shoes are a must.

If you would like to help and have questions about the process, e-mail kerryk@umbc.edu.

It is Housing Selection time!  Apply on-line for priority for on-campus housing for the 2013-2014 academic year!  www.umbc.edu/reslife Returning residents have priority for housing if they meet the March 31st deadline.  Don't miss it!

Housing Selection brochure attached!

Hot: Living Through the Next Fifty Years on Earth

by Mark Hertsgaard

http://www.umbc.edu/undergrad_ed/book/ For twenty years, Mark Hertsgaard has investigated global warming as a journalist, but the full truth did not hit home until he became a father and, soon thereafter, learned that climate change was bound to worsen for decades to come. Hertsgaard's daughter is part of what he has dubbed "Generation Hot" — the two billion young people worldwide who will spend the rest of their lives coping with climate disruption. Drawing on reporting from around the world, Hot is a call to action that injects hope and solutions into a debate characterized by doom and gloom and offers a blueprint for how all of us can navigate an unavoidable new era. Why NSBE? The opportunity to participate in a Essay Contest. Reading and discussion that is good preparation for English 100, which uses the book in assignments throughout the semester. Related campus-wide lectures throughout the year Preparation for other classes, which discuss topics addressed by the book.	NSBE 2013 Nominated by Mary Rivkin Associate Professor Education
	Purchase the book here.

For More Information:
Jill Randles
Assistant Vice Provost of Undergraduate Education
jrandles@umbc.edu | (410) 455-3715