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| I wanted to share this personal message of thanks and invitation to all in the UMBC community to participate in one or more of our remaining UMBC Bold Campus Conversations, running now through March 31. Your voices matter, and I hope to see you at a session soon! Sincerely, President Valerie Sheares Ashby |
Dear Community,
We continue to see great turnout from our faculty, staff, and students at our UMBC Bold campus conversations. Last week’s sessions delved into specific aspects of the UMBC experience, including our work to engage with our local community, our campus governance structures, faculty advancement, research, and staff advancement. We are grateful for the work of our co-chairs and everyone who has dedicated time to attending these sessions and sharing their experiences.
It is clear that the community is engaged and ready to share opinions about our achievements, our challenges, and our future. We look forward to reviewing the notes and themes compiled by the co-chairs and preparing a final report for President Sheares Ashby. She plans to incorporate this work into the university’s strategic planning process.
We hope that we can continue this amazing momentum. This week’s sessions include the Graduate Academic Experience, our Alumni Community, Faculty Advancement, Economic Development and Partnerships, and Inclusive Excellence. You can sign up for sessions and view the full schedule of conversations on our website.
Remember that any community member is welcome to attend any session. You can also share your feedback using this form. Thank you for participating in this process.
Vandana Janeja, Chair and Professor of Information Systems
Michelle Scott, Professor of History
Greg Simmons, M.P.P. ’04, Vice President for Institutional Advancement
UMBC Bold Committee Chairs
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| I wanted to share this personal message of thanks and invitation to all in the UMBC community to participate in one or more of our remaining UMBC Bold Campus Conversations, running now through March 31. Your voices matter, and I hope to see you at a session soon! Sincerely, President Valerie Sheares Ashby |
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On today's episode we hear from Dr. Ramon Goings, Associate Professor in the Language, Literacy, and Culture doctoral program at UMBC.
Dr. Goings' "Fourteen Secrets to a Done Dissertation"
On Campus Connections, we hear about an article on helping Black males succeed in the sciences -- published by UMBC's former President, Dr. Freeman Hrabowski III.
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About The Series
Welcome to Week 5 of the Tabletop Gaming Club!
Join us this Tuesday (3/14) and Thursday (3/16) from 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm in ILSB 118!
Welcome to Week 2 of March Madness! This week, our competitors will be testing their pictorial and creative skills in games like Dixit and Mysterium! Once we get back from Spring Break, we will be updating you with our new themes and our mid-competition score tallies!
In other important news this week, happy early birthday to our TTRPG Ambassador Patrick! If you see him tomorrow, be sure to wish him a happy birthday!
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· Notice of Fiscal Policies in Effect for FY 2023
· NOT-OD-23-071
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