Please see the information below for up-to-date advising procedures!
Email: CNMSAdvising@umbc.edu
Please use this email in order to receive help with direct or simple questions. This is a joint email address that is shared with all professional CNMS Advisors. Response times can range from 24-48 business hours based on demand. Be sure to email from an UMBC email address and include a CampusID in all university communications.
Appointments:
Please schedule an appointment with a CNMS advisor if you need help with more complex questions. All appointments will be held via Google Meet. Please consult your confirmation email for the virtual meeting link.
RETURNING STUDENTS:
Please reach out to your assigned advisor. Advising assignments from Spring 2020 are still in effect until the start of the advising season in early to mid October. A list of advising assignments and contact information can be found here. Faculty advisors will have varied availability and accessibility procedures in place.
Any questions?
Start by reviewing the CNMS Advising Website and then follow-up with an email to CNMSAdvising@umbc.edu.
LLC Alumni, Kevin Wisniewski '18 and Felix Burgos '18, began the open access online journal, TextShop Experiments, while still doctoral students. They have now published their 8th issue, organized and guest-edited by Mari Ramler (Tennessee Tech) and Dan Frank (UC Santa Barbara). This Pop Up celebrates the hard work, creativity, flexibility and heart of instructors, administrators and students during the spring 2020 semester (and beyond).
Please
check out this issue at http://textshopexperiments.org/textshop07-5/pedagogy-pop-up/.
If you would like to submit your work (including book reviews) for a future issue, please refer to: http://textshopexperiments.org/call-for-papers.
Cross-promotion from this original event link!
UMBC students, faculty, staff, and alumni: Join a conversation about voting rights and the political empowerment of women, recognizing that this year is the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution but there is much work left to do.
Meet local leaders and learn about their work, aspirations, and challenges, and how you can get involved. You will have the opportunity to hear from several change makers and spend time in small groups interacting with them and other participants.
Among the change makers will be:
Katie Allston, Executive Director, Marian House
Candace Dodson-Reed, ‘96, Chief of Staff, UMBC
Caitlyn Leiter-Mason, ‘14, Analyst, U.S. Government Accountability Office
Jheanelle Wilkins, Maryland State Delegate
Space is limited. Click here to RSVP.
Because we cannot meet in person, this is a bring-your-own dinner event.
This event is hosted by the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Center for Democracy and Civic Life in partnership with UMBC’s Women’s Center and Initiatives for Identity, Inclusion, and Belonging, and will take place on September 9th from 6-8pm.
Cross-promotion from this original event link. The Women's Center is excited to be a co-sponsor of this event!
Change Makers Dinner: Wednesday, Sept 9th, 6-8pm
UMBC students, faculty, staff, and alumni: Join a conversation about voting rights and the political empowerment of women, recognizing that this year is the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution but there is much work left to do.
Meet local leaders and learn about their work, aspirations, and challenges, and how you can get involved. You will have the opportunity to hear from several change makers and spend time in small groups interacting with them and other participants.
Among the change makers will be:
Katie Allston, Executive Director, Marian House
Candace Dodson-Reed, ‘96, Chief of Staff, UMBC
Caitlyn Leiter-Mason, ‘14, Analyst, U.S. Government Accountability Office
Jheanelle Wilkins, Maryland State Delegate
Space is limited. Click here to RSVP.
Because we cannot meet in person, this is a bring-your-own dinner event.
This event is hosted by the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Center for Democracy and Civic Life in partnership with UMBC’s Women’s Center and Initiatives for Identity, Inclusion, and Belonging, and will take place on September 9th from 6-8pm.
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Election Day 2020 is November 3rd, less than ten weeks from now. UMBC has a strong tradition of very active participation in national elections, with exceptional student turnout.
Use these resources to prepare for Election 2020:
Register and learn how to vote: UMBC is working with the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge, a nonpartisan organization that provides useful tools for students, faculty, and staff members. Visit the ALL IN to Vote site to check your voter registration, register to vote, and learn about the voting process. Maryland’s Voter Registration Deadline is October 13th.
Pledge to vote: Take the ALL IN pledge to vote.In 2018, UMBC finished 6th in the U.S. in the number of voter pledges.
Access Maryland voter resources: Find the latest information on the UMBC Center for Democracy and Civic Life website.
Participate in Election 2020 programs: Upcoming programs include:
a Change Makers Dinner addressing women’s political empowerment,
a Social Sciences Forum on “America’s Amoral Constitution,”
a National Voter Registration Day program, and
Presidential and Vice Presidential debate watch events.