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Dr. Kimberly Moffitt, LLC's Director and Associate Professor, has a new co-edited volume, Gladiators in Suits: Race, Gender, and the Politics of Representation in Scandal, published by Syracuse University Press. 

Named for the main character, Olivia Pope, and her team in the TV series, Scandal, this volume analyzes the communication, politics, stereotypes, and genre techniques featured in Scandal while raising key questions about the intersections of race, gender, sexuality, and viewing audiences. This collection of essays offers original and timely perspectives on what was one of America's most "scandalous" prime-time network television series.

Congratulations, Kimberly!

Dear Students, 

We have a few important announcements for Fall '19 Graduate Assistants.

If you will be a Graduate Assistant in the Fall '19 semester and are expecting tuition remission please note that the Graduate School is currently working diligently to post your tuition remission by the bill date of 8/20. 

However, if you check your account on 8/20 and you do not see tuition remission posted, know that it is due to the high volume of transactions that we are processing. We will ensure that all tuition remission is posted to student accounts no later than 8/24. Note that although your bill due date is 8/20, late fees will not be assessed until 8/25. If you registered for classes in August, your bill due date is 9/20.

New Fall '19 Graduate Assistants are required to attend the Graduate Assistant Orientation on 8/23 which includes Title IX training. 

Please go to the link below to review the agenda and to sig-up for the session:

If, due to extenuating circumstances, you cannot attend the Graduate Assistant Orientation on 8/23, please plan to attend one of the sessions of Title IX training offered on 8/20. If you attend training on 8/20, you will be excused from attending on 8/23. 

Please choose the link below that best fits your schedule and sign-up.

UMBC’s I/O Psychology mentorship program helps prepare students for career success. A great mentorship program offers a collaborative, beneficial experience that can vastly improve one’s career. In today’s industry roundup, we take a look at the development of great mentors. We also take a look at new satellite images of Earth, a teen hacker’s discovery, and the unique learning abilities of plants.

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The Language, Literacy & Culture Program is pleased to announce that Dawn Shafer, of LLC Cohort 19, successfully and skillfully presented her dissertation research proposal to her full committee on August 14, 2019. Her topic is titled, "Why Strengths Matter: An Exploration of Community Cultural Wealth among Masters-level First Generation Students."

After Dawn's presentation, she and her committee had a substantive discussion surrounding her topic and methodological approach. They determined that her project was worthy of doctoral study and provided useful advice on how to move forward with her research.

Many thanks to Dawn's committee members:

     Dr. Christine Mallinson, Chair (LLC)

     Dr. Beth Douthirt Cohen, Co-chair (UMCP)

     Dr. Carolyn Tice (SSW)

     Dr. Fred Pincus (SOCY emeritus)

     Dr. Patricia Alvarez (UMB)

Please join us in congratulating Dawn on reaching this significant milestone! She can now apply for candidacy.

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