Dear Faculty and Staff,

Annual virtual parking permits for faculty and staff expire at the end of August each year. We ask that all faculty and staff visit the UMBC Parking Services Portal to verify your vehicle information is correct and to update it if needed. Failure to obtain a valid permit for the 2022-2023 academic year will result in a citation. 

• Existing Payroll Eligible Faculty/Staff: If you already have the cost of your permit deducted from your paycheck, your permit will automatically be renewed. 

• New Payroll Eligible Faculty/Staff: New employees (those hired from February 9  -- August 23, 2022) must purchase their parking permits through payroll deduction. We ask that you submit your Payroll Deduction Form by Wednesday, August 24 at 11 a.m. You will see the payroll deductions for the 2022-2023 academic year from September 2022 through the end of May 2023.

• Payroll Ineligible Faculty/Staff: If you are not eligible for a payroll deduction for the cost of your permit, you must come to the Parking Services office to renew your permit. Our office is open Monday -- Friday, from 8  a.m. -- 4 p.m. Cost for an annual D Permit is $280 and for annual E Permit is $380. You may purchase with cash, check, or credit card.

For additional questions or if you experience any issues, please contact us directly at parking@umbc.edu or at.410-455-2551.

UMBC Parking Services

Dear Students,

This is a reminder to activate your virtual parking permit for the 2022 -- 2023 academic year if you have not done so already. All students must have a valid permit when they arrive on campus; those who park on campus without a valid permit will be issued a citation.

• New Students: Please go to the UMBC Parking Services Portal, register your vehicle(s), and activate your virtual permit.
• Returning Students: Please go to the UMBC Parking Services Portal to review your account for any outstanding fines, verify/update your vehicle information, and activate your new virtual permit.

Registering your vehicle is not the same as getting a permit. Once vehicles are registered, please click on the "Get Permit" button. Parking permits must be renewed every August prior to the start of the new academic year. You may register up to three vehicles. However, you may only have one vehicle on campus at a time. Once you have registered your vehicle, please click on the "Get Permit" button. Failure to complete this step means no permit has been issued to you and as a result, you may be issued a citation.

Parking Permit Overview

Student parking permits are assigned as follows: 

• Zone A (red): Commuter students
• Zone B (green): Walker Avenue apartment residents
• Zone C (gold): Residential students with 30 or more credits 
• Zone F (orange): First-year residential students and returning residential students with less than 30 credits are eligible for an "F" permit and are required to park in the Satellite Lot on South Rolling Road during the hours of 9 a.m. -- 4 p.m., Monday -- Friday. UMBC Transit will provide shuttle service to and from the Satellite Lot.

Please check out this UMBC parking zone map to verify the locations of spaces in your zone.

For additional questions or if you experience any issues, please contact us directly at parking@umbc.edu or at 410-455-2551.

UMBC Parking Services

Strand Theater Company
5426 Harford Road
Baltimore, MD 21214
443-874-4917
www.strand-theater.org
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In Person Auditions – By Appointment Only
As Is: Conversations with Big Black Women in Confined Spaces
By Stacey Rose
Directed by Tracy Hall
Saturday 8/27 from 2:30-6:30pm
Sunday 8/28 from 4:00-7:00pm
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Non-Union Community Production
All Roles Will Be Paid a Stipend Starting at $150
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Show Dates
October 14-30, 2022

"Yolanda Valencia, assistant professor of geography and environmental studies, and María Célleri, assistant professor of gender, women’s, and sexuality studies, have received 12-month Career Enhancement Fellowships, funded by the Mellon Foundation and administered by the Institute for Citizens and Scholars. They represent two of nine junior faculty recipients across the country from hundreds of applicants in the 2022 award cycle. Their achievement marks the first time two UMBC junior faculty have received this award simultaneously. 

The Career Enhancement Fellowship seeks to increase the presence of underrepresented junior and other faculty members in the humanities, social sciences, and arts by creating career development opportunities for selected Fellows with promising research projects. Valencia and Célleri will dedicate their fellowship to advancing their book projects."

Read more here: 

https://umbc.edu/stories/umbcs-maria-celleri-and-yolanda-valencia-receive-mellon-fellowships/

¡Muchas felicidades, Yolanda y María! 

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