The Audience Services Manager oversees the box office; subscription and ticket sales and recordkeeping; and the front-of-house operations at performances in our gorgeous Baltimore theatre and our outdoor summer home in Ellicott City at the PFI Historic Park. At Chesapeake Shakespeare Company, we work hard to provide a theatre experience that welcomes and engages audience members, beginning at their first point of contact.

"Looking for an African American male, medium build 18-25 to play James Barnes in the stage play, Tears of the Soul. This play will be presented October 19th and 20th at the Chesapeake Arts Center. James is a young Vietnam veteran recently returned home from the war and having trouble re-integrating into society. This dramatic and exciting play takes place in 1968 during a very tumultuous time in American History. If interested, please email Angela Wilson at angelwingproject07@gmail.com or call 443-433-6250."

**from the Alex. Brown Center for Entrepreneurship**

Announcing UMBC's Fall 2018 Idea Competition - Win $$ for your Ideas!

Have ideas to help the environment, society, business, your friends, social media, or anything else you can dream up? This is your chance to
use your idea to win $750 cash! Ideas can be inspired by a new or improved product or service that meets a need in the marketplace, improves society or the UMBC campus, engages more people in the arts and humanities, is part of a research project with commercial applications, or is currently part of another class or team project.

1st place = $750
2nd place = $500
3rd place = $250
Best Presentation = $250

Deadline for submissions is October 11 at 1 p.m.
Submit Your Idea Now!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfifLtPNCaj9Yg60zJpeZH_zJukmsERhiluk-pL_RcbZifJ7A/viewform

Alex. Brown Center for Entrepreneurship
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
1000 Hilltop Circle
Baltimore, Maryland 21250
410-455-5740

The contractor working on the Interdisciplinary Life Sciences Building will begin installing new sidewalk pavers near the south entrance of the Commons Building beginning approximately Wednesday 9/19/2018. The installation will require the temporary relocation of the exterior walkway in this area and partial closures to the Commons Building entry doors. The door closures will continue through approximately Friday 10/5/2018 with minor shifts to the exterior walkway continuing through mid-October. An accessible route will be maintained into the Commons Building and through the area during most of this time. During times that an accessible route is not available, signage will direct pedestrians to an alternate accessible route.

This work requires the removal of an existing concrete slab. At times, this will require the use of noise producing equipment such as jackhammers. The contractor will strive to minimize the use of this equipment and in-turn, disruption to University operations.

Please see the attached diagram depicting the extents of the work and relocated walkways.

Accessibility is part of the design process, and we work in partnership Accessibility and Disability Services which supports faculty, staff, students and visitors with disabilities. If you have a concern about accessibility, or want to inquire about a disability-based accommodation, please do so through their website.

Thank you for your patience as we work to maintain and enhance the UMBC campus.

Facilities Management

Come out to IS COM's Health IT Week to learn about current practices in the field of Health IT! 

Monday, September 17th, Crash Course Ft. Basys | ITE 237 | 12:00 – 12:50pm

Wednesday, September 19th, Company Visibility Day ft. Leidos | UC 312| 11:00 am – 2:00 pm

Friday, September 21st, Company Career Panel | ITE 237 | 12:00 – 12:50pm

Monday, September 24th, Hands – on Workshop with Basys | ITE 237 | 12:00 – 12:50pm 

All events are catered by Jimmy Johns Sandwiches!!