The Elm, the dynamic, collaborative website the Office of Communications and Public Affairs created in 2013 to allow the UMB community to interact online, is getting even better. The new Elm will debut Thursday, Feb. 7.
Check out the February issue of The President’s Message.
Leading up to UMB’s Black History Month celebration on Feb. 6, we are profiling the keynote speaker and three Diversity Recognition Award winners. Today: Outstanding UMB Student Vanessa Gonzalez-Wright.
As a follow-up to a 2017 survey, UMB is launching a confidential campus climate survey in mid-February in partnership with Gallup.
Dr. Perman announces plans to form a task force to strengthen UMB’s anti-harassment policies and practices and says he’ll create a permanent committee to advise him on women’s issues.
Twenty UMB employees have used grants totaling $18,500 each to help buy homes in Southwest Baltimore in Year 1 of the improved Live Near Your Work Program.
Check out the January issue of The President’s Message.
Check out the December issue of The President’s Message.
Project Jump Start, funded in part by the University Student Government Association at UMB, assists the homeless population in Baltimore.
Former U.S. Senator Barbara Mikulski, MSW ’65, joined UMB President Jay A. Perman, MD, for a conversation about her legendary political career, her roots as a social worker, the new Congress, and more.
Spring semester online parking registration begins Jan. 1, and new and returning parkers must register online.
With thanks for your hard work throughout the year, UMB President Jay A. Perman is offering one day of paid administrative leave to staff on Monday, Dec. 24.
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.
The Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership Society and Rho Chi Society organized a “Student FaculTEA Party” to help foster relationships between School of Pharmacy students and faculty.
UMB’s new art and literary journal, 1807, needs students to join the editorial review team to choose which entries are selected for publication.