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<Title>Video: Cool Jobs &#8211; Landscape &amp; Grounds</Title>
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    <p>From <em>UMBC Magazine</em> Winter 2012, <a href="https://umbc.edu/umbc-magazine-winter-2012/the-coolest-jobs-you-never-knew-existed-at-umbc/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">The Coolest Jobs You Never Knew Existed at UMBC</a>, featuring landscape &amp; grounds manager Donna Anderson. Video by Gavin St. Ours.</p>
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 From UMBC Magazine Winter 2012, The Coolest Jobs You Never Knew Existed at UMBC, featuring landscape &amp; grounds manager Donna Anderson. Video by Gavin St. Ours.</Summary>
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<Title>A Defining Moment for Mitt</Title>
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    <p>Currently trending on Google is a new definition for Mitt Romney:</p>
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    <p>Courtesy of Huffington Post</p>
    <p>How on earth did the strait-laced Mitt get tarred with this dictionary diss?</p>
    <p>(HERE”S  THE BACK STORY) This all started when Romney allegedly strapped his Irish setter’s Seamus cage to the top of his station wagon for a 12-hour road trip to Canada in 1983. Seamus was so terrified that he pooped on himself and it trickled down the window. Romney calmly pulled over hosed down the dog, and got back on the road.</p>
    <p>Silly you say?</p>
    <p>Well, millions of Americans may disagree with you. Some see this act as abusive.</p>
    <p>How will this play out for Romney as his campaign marches ahead? Seamus Romney’s poop mishap in media has led his GOP opponent Newt “Attack Dog” Gingrich to use “Crate Gate” in an attack ad.</p>
    <p>A more biting response has come from a site called <a href="www.dogsagainstromney.com" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Dogs Against Romney</a> who are barking mad.</p>
    <p><img src="http://www.usdemocrazy.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/bumper_sticker_collection.jpg" alt="bumper_sticker_collection" width="250" height="239" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto;"> From <a href="http://www.DogsAgainstRomney.com" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">www.DogsAgainstRomney.com</a></p>
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<Summary>Currently trending on Google is a new definition for Mitt Romney:      Courtesy of Huffington Post   How on earth did the strait-laced Mitt get tarred with this dictionary diss?   (HERE”S  THE...</Summary>
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<Title>Video: Cool Jobs &#8211; Glass Blower</Title>
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    <p>From <em>UMBC Magazine</em> Winter 2012, <a href="https://umbc.edu/umbc-magazine-winter-2012/the-coolest-jobs-you-never-knew-existed-at-umbc/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">The Coolest Jobs You Never Knew Existed at UMBC</a>, featuring glassblower Tony Baney. Video by Gavin St. Ours.</p>
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<Title>Video: Cool Jobs &#8211; Animal Lab Tech</Title>
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    <p>From <em>UMBC Magazine</em> Winter 2012, <a href="https://umbc.edu/umbc-magazine-winter-2012/the-coolest-jobs-you-never-knew-existed-at-umbc/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">The Coolest Jobs You Never Knew Existed at UMBC</a>, featuring former lab animal technician Rosie Mills. Video by Gavin St. Ours.</p>
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<Title>Researcher of the Week: Joe Cornish</Title>
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    <strong>When did you start conducting research at UMBC? How did you find a mentor and project to work on?</strong><br>My first research experience was in the laboratory of Dr. Marie-Christine Daniel-Onuta in the Chemistry and Biochemistry department. I had been trying to find an undergraduate research opportunity and a TA I had at the time was a graduate student working in Dr. Daniel-Onuta's laboratory. The TA introduced me to the research projects in the laboratory and I became very interested and excited about the work. The TA suggested that I contact Dr Daniel-Onuta about summer research opportunities.<br><br><strong>What did you know about your field/project when you started? How did you learn what you needed to know?</strong><br>My first experience was in organic chemistry. When I entered into the lab I had just completed the first half of the organic chemistry sequence so I was still very inexperienced at the time. The majority of what I learned was from hands on experience working with another undergraduate in the lab and especially the graduate students and post-docs. In my current position, the laboratory of Dr. Ivan Erill, much of what I learned was again from hands on experience, especially with the critical guidance of Dr. Erill.<br><br><strong>Who do you work with on your project? Other undergraduates? graduate students? faculty?</strong><br>The project I presented at URCAD was part of an ongoing research project. While the initial work had been started by other graduate and undergraduate students, I began work on the project after they left. Currently I am working with Dr. Erill on the project. I would like to acknowledge the other undergraduates and graduate students working in the lab who have been helpful through conversations we have had during lab meetings and elsewhere.<br><br><strong>How did you decide to present at URCAD?</strong><br>The decision to present at URCAD was simple. Sharing the work you do is a critical part of the research process. It provides many opportunities to learn from others working in the same areas. Poster presentations also provide a great opportunity to learn and network as it gives you a chance to speak with people in person.<br><br><strong>Was the application difficult?</strong><br>The application process is one of the best I have experienced. The URCAD program is highly organized, and the requirements are very clear and concise. Applying is the easiest part of presenting at URCAD. Additionally things like the point-by-point checklists for abstracts and the pre-event sessions are helpful.<br><br><strong>How did you know what to put on your poster?</strong><br>This was not an easy task. While there is somewhat of a formula to follow when making posters it can be a challenge to optimize the material to properly portray the work. Additionally, Bioinformatics draws from many different areas and as such, will have audiences with different backgrounds. This is a very important consideration as you have to provide enough background on each topic with a relatively small poster space budget.<br><br><strong>Were you nervous about explaining your work to so many people? How did it go?</strong><br>I had presented before at a conference on this material so I had already worked out the "talk". I always enjoy URCAD as it gives me an opportunity to share my work with fellow undergraduates and undergraduate researchers.<br><br><strong>Will you work in the lab during the 2011-2012 school year? How much time will you put in? Do you get paid for this? Academic credit?</strong><br>I will be continuing research through the 2011-2012 year. Part of my time will be through the UBM program here at UMBC. This program, which is designed for mathematics and biology research cross training for undergraduates, has been a great experience and I am excited to continue my work through it. Additionally the UBM program provides a stipend and summer housing. I am also excited to continue working in Dr. Erill's lab.<br><br><strong>What are your goals for after UMBC?</strong><br>My goals are to pursue graduate education and to continue research. The field of synthetic biology is in it's infancy and I am very interested in exploring the applications of work I have been a part of to synthetic biology.<br><br><strong>Would you suggest to other undergraduates that they find a research project?</strong><br>Yes! My experience in undergraduate has done so much more for me than any course could. Research allows you to not only develop much deeper understandings of your science, but allow you to learn many career critical skills.<br><br><strong>What else are you involved in at UMBC?</strong><br>I tried to maintain activity in some campus organizations but I have dedicated my time to research for the past few years. One of the most positive experiences outside of research was through the Shriver Center. I was a volunteer and then a Service Learning Intern for a program called MS Swim. I participated in this program for over a year. <br><br>
    
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