All, The 4th floor autoclave is having some issues and Steris has been called. In the meantime, please use the units on either the 3rd or second floors. Once your items are autoclaved remember...
Welcome to the PRAC112 Digital Tech Credential for fall 2021! As you know, digital literacy is crucial to employment post graduation, no matter what your major or desired industry. By taking...
Good evening Professor, The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond has numerous fall virtual programs available to you and your students! For those interested in a career in economics, the Diverse...
COVID-19 has fast-forwarded tech innovation, propelling millions of people to shift, nearly overnight, to virtual learning, remote work, and online health care. Patricia Young’s new book, Human...
Please join us for a week-long celebration of the ancient world! Tuesday, October 5th, 10am-6pm, PAHB Forum ‘Homerathon’: A Reading of Selections of Homer’s Odyssey. If you would like to...
Please join the Ancient Studies department for a week-long celebration of the ancient world! Tuesday, October 5th, 10am-6pm, PAHB Forum ‘Homerathon’: A Reading of Selections of...
I would like to thank everyone who attended the first meeting and who have reached out to us in the past few days. Look out for more emails from us in the future. We will be sending out a google...
Historical, Cultural and Regional Baltimore Contexts
This series of conversations begins with LLC Affiliate faculty member Dr. Denise Meringolo on Friday, September 24 at 12 online. Radical Roots: Uncovering Histories of a Social Justice in...
An exercise to bring diversity of thought to your work
"...Any kind of design is in some way an intrusive activity. You are always designing for somebody else, and whether that somebody else seems exactly like you or very different, you are extending...
An exercise to bring diversity of thought to your work
"...Design is a use of power; recognize this, and think carefully about the effect you have on others when you wield it. In addition to the what, consider also the who. Get in the habit of asking...