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<Title>Kevin Wisniewski, LLC Doctoral Student, Named 2014 Michael Denker Chesapeake Chapter Fellow</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Language, Literacy and Culture doctoral student Kevin A. Wisniewski was recently named a 2014 Michael Denker Chesapeake Chapter Fellow at the American Printing History Association. The fellowship is named after a former Chesapeake Chapter president, and it offers a one-year membership and active participation in the association’s various activities throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, including a presentation of original research at an upcoming symposium on the history of colonial printing and typography. Wisniewski will also be presenting a paper at the upcoming American Literature Association’s annual meeting in Washington, D.C. with professors from Ohio University, the College of William and Mary and …</div>
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<Summary>Language, Literacy and Culture doctoral student Kevin A. Wisniewski was recently named a 2014 Michael Denker Chesapeake Chapter Fellow at the American Printing History Association. The fellowship...</Summary>
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<Title>Ellen Handler Spitz, Honors College, Participates in Community Development Program in Appalachia</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Honors College Professor Ellen Handler Spitz recently traveled to Sewanee, Tennessee to the University of the South, where she was invited as a guest lecturer in the pioneering program, “Child, Family and Community Development in Rural Appalachia.” The program is sponsored by the University of the South, The Yale Child Study Center and Scholastic. A major goal of the program is to help children and families in poverty-stricken Appalachia while building community and fostering a rich cultural life. As part of the program, Spitz lectured and read story books to four groups of children ranging from three to six years old and met with …</div>
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<Title>U.S. Charges Nine in International Hacking Conspiracy; Two Extradited From UK</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Nine people have been charged in an alleged international conspiracy that used malicious software to gather bank account details and use the information to steal millions of dollars, including from accounts held at a Nebraska bank, the Department of Justice said on Friday.<br>
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<Title>Sherri Braxton-Lieber Named Dir. of Instructional Technology</Title>
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    <div>I am pleased to announce that Dr. <strong>Sherri Braxton-Lieber</strong>, Special Assistant to the Provost and Director of Course Redesign at Bowie State University (BSU), has accepted UMBC’s Director of Instructional Technology position in the Division of Information Technology. She will start full-time on Tuesday, May 27, and serve as the primary point of contact for DoIT’s <a href="http://doit.umbc.edu/itnm" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">instructional technology</a> support efforts.</div>
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    <div>With more than 17 years of experience in traditional classroom instruction, Sherri also brings over 14 years of experience using learning technologies in higher education settings. Among her current duties at BSU, Sherri provides leadership and oversight of the academic computing staff supporting faculty in course redesign, effective use of educational technologies to improve learning outcomes, and the design, development and implementation of online courses. She drafted BSU’s strategic plan for online learning and serves as BSU’s liaison to the University System of Maryland’s Academic Transformation initiatives. She was also an assistant professor of computer science at BSU from 1998 to 2003. </div>
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    <div>Before assuming her administrative role at Bowie in 2010, Sherri served as an adjunct faculty member, Senior Instructional Designer and then Director of Distance Education at the Johns Hopkins University Engineering for Professionals (JHU-EP) Online Distance Learning Center. She served as the subject matter expert in the area of distance education and worked with faculty, chairs and senior management to lead the program through its first course reviews and certifications under <a href="http://www.qualitymatters.org" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Quality Matters</a>, the highly-regarded, voluntary national peer review process for effective online and hybrid/blended learning. She also teaches online for University of Maryland, University College (UMUC) and Walden University.</div>
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    <div>Sherri holds a Sc.D in Computer Science with minors in Educational Leadership and Management Science from George Washington University (2000), a Master’s in Computer Science with Mathematics minor from North Carolina State University (1994), and a Bachelor’s of Science in Computer Science with Mathematics minor from Wake Forest University (1992). </div>
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    <div>A resident of Clarksville, MD, Sherri and her husband, Sam, have two children Ethan (11) and Sarah (7). When she does have free time, she enjoys horseback riding, exercising and reading mystery novels. </div>
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    <div>If you have any questions or suggestions about our future support of <a href="http://doit.umbc.edu/itnm" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">instructional technology</a>, please let me or Sherri know.</div>
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    <div>Sincerely,</div>
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    <div>John Fritz</div>
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<Title>Seven Must-Read Stories (Week Ending April 12, 2014)</Title>
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<Summary>Another chance to catch the most interesting, and important, articles from the previous week on MIT Technology Review.</Summary>
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<Title>Volunteer at the Samaritan Woman!</Title>
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    <em>This <span>event</span> is hosted by an off-campus organization. It is not a UMBC <span>event</span>. We are sharing it with you because of your interest in service.<br><br></em><div>
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    old friends and new as we spend another season in service to our ladies 
    by caring for our farm and surrounding land! </span></strong>
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     you're looking for a great team building activity for your soccer team,
     a site for your corporation's day of service, or a men's group event 
    let us know! </span></p>
    
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    <p><span>We strive to make sure that every group walks </span><span>away
     with a clearer picture of what human trafficking looks like in our area
     as well as ways they can continue to contribute in the fight against 
    modern day slavery. For more information about our volunteer program 
    please visit our website, or to schedule your event please email us at <a href="mailto:volunteer@thesamaritanwomen.org" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">volunteer@theamaritanwomen.org</a>.</span></p></span></strong><br><br><br><br><em>The TSW Residence  program serves women who have endured trauma, 
    including veterans and victims of  human trafficking. Our program 
    emphasizes the restoration of women’s lives in  the areas of academics, 
    vocation, spirituality, relationships, and self-care.  Our unique <a href="http://thesamaritanwomen.org/vocational-program/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">vocational program</a> is integrates  horticulture, culinary arts and entrepreneurship.
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<Title>So what is this #Heartbleed bug, and how does it work? Xkcd explains.</Title>
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<NewsItem contentIssues="false" id="43503" important="false" status="posted" url="https://my3.my.umbc.edu/posts/43503">
<Title>UMBC&#8217;s Chess Team Ranks Second in the Nation</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">On Sunday, April 6, 2014, UMBC Chess took second place in the President’s Cup, also known as the Final Four of College Chess. UMBC has won the President’s Cup a record six times, and this year competed against Texas Tech, the University of Illinois and Webster University, which grabbed the title this year.<div>Alan Sherman, director of UMBC’s Center for Information Security and Assurance, has been director of UMBC’s chess program for over a decade. Joel DeWyer, associate director of The Commons, is business manager for the team. His live tweeting of the competition, with play-by-plays conveying the energy of the team, generated a buzz on social media.<p>DeWyer has previously said of the UMBC chess team, “I admire their passion for their sport, the efforts they make in balancing this passion with their priority of earning a degree, and how they support one another by offering suggestions.”</p>
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    <p><em>The Washington Post</em> ran two articles on the President’s Cup this year, calling UMBC’s chess program “one of the oldest and most successful” and a “powerhouse in college chess.” Click to read “<a href="http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/local/wp/2014/04/04/the-other-final-four-of-chess/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo"><u>The other Final Four — of chess</u></a>” and “<a href="http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/local/wp/2014/04/07/webster-university-wins-chess-final-four/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo"><u>Webster University wins (chess) Final Four</u></a>” in <em>The Washington Post</em>.</p>
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<Title>UMBC Recognized for Value and Smart Students</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Recent reports have recognized UMBC as a top school for “smart students” and a university that provides students with strong “ROI,” relating tuition and other costs to alumni salaries. Using student-reported data from College Prowler, Business Insider ranked UMBC in the top ten on a list of Public Colleges with the Smartest Students. A student review of UMBC on College Prowler describes, “UMBC is a great university. Its diversity, high-quality education, and leadership opportunities make it a place where everyone can shine.” The Business Insider story generated notable online interest, including over 15,000 views through UMBC’s Facebook page.  In the Payscale.com College ROI report, UMBC …</div>
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<Title>Ant Ozok, Information Systems, on The Kojo Nnamdi Show</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Technological advancements such as direct deposit, ATMs and cell phone apps have changed the way people bank. A recent news report found that 50% of the population had not visited a bank branch in the last month.<br><p>Ant Ozok, associate professor of information systems, visited WAMU’s <a href="http://thekojonnamdishow.org/shows/2014-04-08/personal-banking-technology" rel="nofollow external" class="bo"><em><u>The Kojo Nnamdi Show</u></em></a> to discuss technological innovations that have transformed personal banking. Ozok, who specializes in human computer interaction, emphasized the importance of a positive user experience, saying, “Banks need to take the precautions that are necessary so that users do what they need to do in an efficient way.”<br><br>Click <a href="http://thekojonnamdishow.org/shows/2014-04-08/personal-banking-technology" rel="nofollow external" class="bo"><u>here</u></a> to listen to “Personal Banking Technology” on <em>The Kojo Nnamdi Show.</em></p>
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