We know Christmas gifts can be expensive. Our goal at the Christmas Store, an annual partnership between UMB’s Office of Community Engagement and The Foundry, is to provide families with a unique opportunity to purchase gifts at a significantly reduced price, so that every family can experience the joy of giving.
During the holidays, many of us choose to shop online in search of great deals, but this also is the time of year when many cyber criminals create fake shopping websites to scam and steal from others.
The UMB ICTR Voucher Program awards vouchers (micro-grants) of up to $10,000 in support to enable preliminary work and generation of pilot data on clinical and translational research projects.
Speakers from the UMB community came together for the inaugural TEDx UMB, where they shared innovative ideas across a wide scope of subjects surrounding the theme of “Improving the Human Condition.”
Interprofessional, student-led team from UMB delivers award-winning proposal to prevent tobacco use in African-American adolescents.
The mission of UMB Scholars for Recovery is to create a recovery-friendly environment on campus and increase peer support among students suffering with or in recovery from substance use disorders.
UMB’s interdisciplinary Graduate School is launching an MS in Health and Social Innovation degree program.
Student pharmacists from APhA-ASP’s Generation Rx partner with the UMB Police Force and Drug Enforcement Administration to help local communities dispose of unused and expired medications.
The USGA Annual Fall Formal will be held Friday, Nov. 16, in the ballrooms of the Baltimore Convention Center.
The Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health at the School of Medicine is recruiting healthy females, ages 16 to 35, for a study on human cytomegalovirus.
Join us for a great holiday tradition at UMB’s 11th Annual Holiday Craft Fair on Nov. 30 at the SMC Campus Center.
Check out the November issue of The President’s Message.
UMB’s Staff Senate and the Office of Community Engagement are teaming up to host a Thanksgiving food drive to benefit CURE Scholar and Police Athletic/Activities League families of West Baltimore.
Time-honored tradition emphasizes professionalism and marks students’ entry into the profession as student pharmacists.
Presentation at the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists’ PharmSci 360 Meeting highlights influence of heat and reapplication.