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Suite News: I’m throwing a party and you’re invited!
If there’s anything I do well, it’s throwing a good party, and the USG Undergraduate Open House is the type of party where you can not only have fun but also leave one step closer to your next degree. I’d say that’s a winning combo! Continue reading
Suite News: Be your best with SAS
When I started the Student Affairs department, it was staffed with just two people. Today, SAS is comprised of five departments with 40 dedicated, knowledgeable, and professional team members. Our extraordinary team provides services and creates opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students to connect, engage, and succeed. Continue reading
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Guest Post: Mehir Uddin, Summer R.I.S.E. Intern at USG
My name is Mehir Uddin and this is my story…. So I was spending the first week of summer doing what you would expect – eating, sleeping, and not much else. One day I was just perusing the internet when … Continue reading
Guest Post: Jessica Fuentes, UMBC Psychology Student
As excited as I am about graduating, I can’t help but feel nostalgic knowing that I will miss being here so much. Thank you USG, for giving me the best university experience. I would not have it any other way. Continue reading
Suite News: LINKEDIN, the Social Media Tool You Should Be Using
Throughout the day, most of you will snap, tweet, post, tag, filter and share a lot of information. It is estimated that over 90 % of young adults use social media. However, for the majority of you, none of these casual ways of sharing content is going to help you land your dream job. Continue reading
Suite News: Sorry for your writing? Learn to love it.
You might be surprised to hear that the most common sentence I hear from students when working with them as a writing consultant is “I’m sorry.” Some students have apologized over 20 times in an appointment. I didn’t even get that many sorrys when my sister broke my Super Nintendo. Continue reading
Suite News: Counseling for the Cyberdependent
What I am talking about is how the smartphone is the ultimate (at least for now) technological gadget, our dependence on it, and its impact on how we deal with others and ourselves. Continue reading
Suite News: February is Financial Aid Awareness Month!
As the Financial Aid and Scholarship Specialist at USG, my goal is to help students make the best choice when it comes to funding their education. With State and institution deadlines right around the corner, I want students to have … Continue reading
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