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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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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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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
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
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
