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Guest Post: Sarah Giacalone, President of the Social Work Student Association, UMBC Social Work student
A few months ago, I watched as the refugee crisis in Syria flooded my Facebook feed; showing images of children and families dying in an effort to reach safety. I was moved to tears by how much these families would risk to escape the horrible violence of civil war that is currently plaguing their country. Continue reading →
Graduate Spotlight: Itamar Simhon ’08
Travel. Be adventurous. Make memories. Learn from life. The wisdom & experience you gain will help you in your career. Continue reading →
Graduate Spotlight: Valerie Bartel ’07 & ’10
Take advantage of new opportunities & never stop learning new skills. Your time at USG will go fast but the memories will last forever. Continue reading →
Posted in Community, Top Stories, Uncategorized
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Tagged Early Education, Special Education, The Universities at Shady Grove, Towson University, USG, Valerie Bartel
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Guest Post: Kelly Umana, President of SEIPH, UMD Public Health Science student
Students from UMD’s Public Health Science Program and UMB’s School of Pharmacy came together with the USG Office of Student Services to address a widespread public health concern about vaccine hesitancy. Continue reading →
Guest Post: Victoria McConnell, UMCP at USG Criminal Justice and Criminology Student
Thailand. The land of mango sticky rice, mountainous scenery, Asian elephants, colorful marketplaces, tuk-tuks, crazy drivers, and some of the most welcoming people you will ever meet. While my time in Thailand was spent enjoying all of these amazing aspects of this wondrous country, we were also there to learn more about a darker side of Thailand. The human trafficking that occurs in this country was the focus of our trip. Continue reading →
Guest Post: Ashley Waters, Associate Director, UMBC
Attending classes at a campus with nine universities allows you to contribute to the evolution of partnerships and engage in tackling complex challenges. It offers you the opportunity to invest in your future, while at the same time investing in the future of your local economy and community. No matter how you see it, being part of a university center like USG is truly one of a kind! Continue reading →
Guest Post: Andy Varshine ’12 UB, USG Staff, Global Game Jam Participant
To me, the experience isn’t just about making a cool game. It’s more about meeting new people, trying something different, and having fun doing something that you’re passionate about. If you are looking for a creative outlet (be it art, writing, music, etc.), I would definitely recommend taking on the challenge that is the Global Game Jam Experience. Continue reading →
Building for a Sustainable Future
As an organization, and more importantly, as a global society, we have responsibility to promote and encourage eco-friendly practices so future generations not only have the option of attending college, but doing so in a livable world. Continue reading →
Posted in Campus Expansion, Community, OnCampus, Top Stories, Uncategorized
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Tagged 21st Conference of Parties, American Campus Act on Climate Pledge, Biomedical Sciences and Engineering Education, BSE Facility, Camille Kendall Academic Center, COP21, Green Garage, LEED Gold Certified, The Universities at Shady Grove, USG, USG Green Committee, USG Parking Garage
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Guest Post: Andrew Richardson, UMB Nursing Student
The Poverty Simulation that took place at the Universities at Shady Grove (USG) campus was an eye opening event. Continue reading →
Posted in Community, Guest Post, OnCampus, Students, Uncategorized
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Tagged Andrew Richardson, Maryland Association of Nursing Schools (MANS), Missouri Association for the Community Action, Nursing, Poverty Simulation, The Universities at Shady Grove, The University of Maryland Baltimore, USG
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Guest Post: John Sackett, President Adventist HealthCare Shady Grove Medical Center & Chair, USG Board of Advisors
Those of you who have seen the Adventist HealthCare logo may have noticed these three words that appear along with it: “Care. Compassion. Community.” They are more than just a tagline. Continue reading →
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