Two rooms in a fully furnished townhouse are available to rent from Feb 01, 2025. 

> 12 mins drive from UMBC

> You may choose to take one or both rooms. 

> The master bed has an attached bathroom

> The rent is negotiable based on which room you are taking

> Some photos are attached herewith. Check it out.

Please Contact: +1 801-860-3887

Accommodation Available – Master Bedroom in 3BHK

We have one master bedroom available in a 3BHK apartment starting February 2nd. The room can be rented as private or shared accommodation, open to both male and female.

Details:

• Apartment Features:

  • One full bath
  • In-unit laundry and dryer
  • Central heating and AC

• Rent Options:

  • Private Room: $800/month + utilities
  • Shared Room: $400/month per person + utilities

• Security Deposit:

  • $800 (private) or $400 per person (shared)

• Location:

  • Gloria Ave, Halethorpe, Maryland
  • 5 minutes' walk to UMBC
  • 2 minutes' walk to UMBC Transit
  • 10 minutes' walk to Weis, Dollar Tree, Walgreens, etc.

Contact: For more information, reach out via WhatsApp only at +91-8897875572.

Thank you to those who attended and participated in the first Full-Circle Climate Communication Workshop held at UMBC between January 13 to 17, 2025. The workshop successfully brought together over 50 people from a wide range of disciplines and with varied expertise to consider how best to communicate issues regarding climate resilience. 

During the workshop, participants were challenged to strategize and develop new and innovative ways to communicate in a transdisciplinary team. Each team consisted of a variety of experts from a wide range of fields that included but were not limited to Public Policy, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Data Visualization, Visual Arts, Performance Arts, Geography, Storytelling, Media Communication, and Behavioral Sciences. 

We truly thank everyone who made the workshop a success. 

Full-Circle Climate Workshop Committee:  Dr. Lee Boot, Dr. Anita Komlodi, Dr. Eric Stokan, Dr. Rebecca Williams, Dr. Josephine Namayanja, Nikki Monczewski

Those who helped support, and we could not have done it without them, include: Jasmin Diaz, Xiaofei Xie, and Hemanth Chelluri, as well as graduate student volunteers from iHARP.

This workshop was organized by the NSF HDR Institute for Harnessing Data and Model Revolution in the Polar Regions (iHARP) in collaboration with the Imaging Research Center (IRC), and the Center for Social Science Scholarship (CS3)., .  

If you are interested in joining, participating, or speaking at the next Full-Circle Communication Workshop, please click here to join our mailing list. 

We are excited that Chemical engineering students, Amaya Carroll and Mikayla Bryant, were highlighted in the UMBC magazine (2024, December). Both Amaya and Mikayla are chemical engineering majors on the environmental engineering and sustainability track.

You can see Amaya in the cover photo and Mikayla in the photo within the article.

To read full article: https://umbc.edu/stories/the-world-is-finally-watching-womens-sports/

Left to right: Katana Nelson, Jada James, Mikayla Bryant.

Dear Members of the Nigerian Graduate Student Association,

Welcome to a new semester! As we step into this exciting chapter, we’re thrilled to continue building a vibrant and supportive community where we can grow, celebrate our culture, and support each other in all aspects of graduate life.

Whether you’re a returning member or new to the NGSA family, we’re so glad to have you with us. This semester, we’re looking forward to engaging events, meaningful connections, and opportunities to thrive together.

Stay tuned for announcements about upcoming programs and initiatives—we have a lot in store! In the meantime, we encourage you to share any ideas or suggestions that can make our community even stronger.

Here’s to a semester filled with success, growth, and shared achievements. Together, we’ll keep raising the flag high!

Warm Regards,

Lekan Ajiboye

NGSA President