Light Up Lexington
Bromo Tower Arts & Entertainment, Inc. and Baltimore Public Markets Corp. are coming back to Lexington Market with Light Up Lexington!
With Local Media Coverage and Great Participation, Kindness Initiative a Huge Success at UMB
Thanks to everyone for making the Kindness Initiative: Serving those who Serve such a huge success!
Promoting Nursing
Vanessa Fahie has spent 20 years developing programs to increase diversity in the profession. Fahie hopes that reaching children early and throughout their academic careers can usher more nurses of all backgrounds into the profession. Learn more about Vanessa.
Online CME Program for Clinical Research Professionals
Want to learn about ethical and regulatory aspects of human subjects research? Register for this online course!
Internet Security Tips for Gamers and Parents of Gamers
Going online with a game machine comes with the same risks to privacy and security as other online activities. Learn safe-computing tips specifically directed towards gamers and parents of gamers.
New Book and Website Help Young Women Navigate Nonprofits
Are you a woman working in a nonprofit career? Learn everything you need to know to successfully begin your careers and advance up the career ladder.
‘Skill, Endurance, Good Cheer’ Earn Nancy Cook an Employee of Month Award
Nancy Cook honored for her hard work and good cheer at the School of Social Work.
Gloria Mayfield Banks Shares Her Blueprints for Success
Celebrate Women’s History Month on March 23 from noon – 1:30 p.m. in Westminster Hall. UMB welcomes Gloria Mayfield Banks, MBA, to speak about success and advice on creating a better life.
Constructing Better Lives
After a 13-year career in architecture, Derejew Tessema is now a dental student building hopes of providing care in his native Africa. Learn more about Derejew.
African Ancestry: Where Are Your People From?
With the help of African Ancestry, the Office of Interprofessional Student Learning and Service Initiatives (ISLSI) was able to take the mystery out of family origin for four University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) students.
Police Escort Use Is at Record Levels
The UMB Police Force escort service rose to record levels of usage in November and December of 2014, with more than 4,300 UMB and UMMC people being accompanied to safety.
Sign Up For Social Q’s: “What Do You Think You Know About Me?”
Sign up to share your story and celebrate our identities!