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MythBusters, USG Edition. Guest Post: Jennifer Riehl, Senior Recruitment Coordinator
After spending more than 6 years talking about the Universities at Shady Grove (USG) with anyone who will listen, you’d think I would have heard it all. But alas, there are still some questions I get asked that make … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Faculty/Staff, Guest Post, OnCampus, Students, Suite News, Uncategorized
Tagged Bowie State University, Jennifer Riehl, MythBusters, salisbury university, The Universities at Shady Grove, Towson University, University of Baltimore, University of Maryland Baltimore, University of Maryland Baltimore County, University of Maryland College Park, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, University of Maryland University College, USG, USG Expo
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It’s Awesome to be a Grad Student at USG!
Did you know that there are over 1,000 graduate students taking classes at the Universities at Shady Grove (USG)? My name is Shelby Speer, and I am the Graduate Student Services Coordinator in the Center for Student Engagement and Financial … Continue reading
Posted in Faculty/Staff, Guest Post, OnCampus, Students, Suite News, Uncategorized
Tagged Center for Student Engagement and Financial Resources, CSEF, Grad students, Graduate School, Graduate Student Resources, Graduation Gala, Shelby Speer, The Universities at Shady Grove, USG Graduate Student Association, USG Val Sharpe
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Come Celebrate Grammar Day: Frustrating Grammar Fails and How to Fix Them!
Grammar Day? No, I’m not talking a day during which we binge watch Frasier (that’s Kelsey Grammer, with an er). I’m talking about grammar, that crazy system that governs the way we use language to express ideas. National Grammar Day … Continue reading
Suite News: Tips to overcome the “Holiday Blues”
The “holiday blues” … a bit of an oxymoron, no, given our emphasis on “holiday cheer?” Yet many people will tell you that it’s all too real. My name is Dr. Jonathan Kandell, and I’m a psychologist and Director of … Continue reading
Suite News: This Holiday Season, Be Grateful for Your Grind
Regardless of what seasonal traditions you and yours choose to celebrate as a holiday, a theme of thankfulness arises this time of year. We are thankful for our friends and family, our communities, the support and resources that empower us … Continue reading
Suite News: It’s APPening at USG!
One of the most rewarding things about working at the Universities at Shady Grove (USG) is that we are always trying new things to engage and assist students in their educational experience. As a Senior Coordinator in the Office of … Continue reading
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
Posted in Guest Post, OnCampus, Suite News, Uncategorized
Tagged Career & Internship Services Center (CISC), Center for Academic Success (CAS), Center for Counseling and Consultation (CCC), Office of Student Services, Robyn Dinicola-Wagle, SAS, Student and Academic Services, Student Life, Student Organizations, The Universities at Shady Grove, USG, USG Chief Student Affairs Officer
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Suite News: Tips to Prepare You for Graduate School
If you’re reading this right now, congratulations are in order! Your semester is about to wrap up, and that hopefully means you’re done with classes, your final papers are turned in, and only a couple of exams stand between you and your summer break (or graduation!). I’m proud of you: you’re almost there! Continue reading
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