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November is National Career Development Month. UBalt's Career and Internship Center Urges You to Know Your Strengths
November 2, 2024
November is National Career Development Month, and in celebration The University of Baltimore's Career and Internship Center is encouraging the campus community to "Discover Your Talents" by taking the Gallup Dependable Strengths Assessment and attending a Strengths based workshop. These workshops are for UBalt students, faculty, and staff, and are being coordinated in conjunction with the Office of Human Resources.
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Startup Maryland's 'Pitch Across Maryland' Bus Tour Stops at UBalt, Nov. 19
November 1, 2024
The University of Baltimore's start-up community - student entrepreneurs, business owners, and ordinary people with extraordinary ideas - are invited to attend the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation's "Startup Maryland Day" Celebration on Nov. 19.
Oliver Radclyffe Discusses His Critically Acclaimed Memoir, Frighten the Horses, as MFA Reading Series Continues on Nov. 13
October 31, 2024
Oliver Radclyffe, author of the transition memoir Frighten the Horses, will read from his work and discuss his literary career as The University of Baltimore's MFA Fall Reading Series continues on Nov. 13.
School of Health and Human Services Collaborates with University of Palermo to Analyze Urban Systems
October 29, 2024
A group of students and professors from The University of Baltimore recently completed a collaborative project with their counterparts from the University of Palermo in Sicily, resulting in a systems assessment of a county's environmental sustainability efforts and a national health care provider's local facility.
Student Activist Works to Strengthen Voter Turnout
October 24, 2024
Takamira Williams, a University of Baltimore senior and a student fellow with both the Andrew Goodman Foundation and UBalt's own Hoffberger Center for Ethical Engagement, is featured on WJZ-TV about the University's latest successes in encouraging voter participation at the student level.
Hoffberger Center's Annual Ethics Week: Ethics, Democracy, and Civil Discourse, Oct. 28-31
October 22, 2024
The University of Baltimore's Hoffberger Center for Ethical Engagement will host its annual Ethics Week - a gathering of experts in public discussions about the ethics behind politics, global affairs and more - from Oct. 28-31. This year's theme is "Ethics, Democracy, and Civil Discourse."
Public Affairs Dean Roger Hartley, Schaefer Ctr. Director Ann Cotten Talk Public Affairs Careers on Conduit Street Podcast
October 19, 2024
Dr. Ann Cotten, executive director of the Schaefer Center for Public Policy at The University of Baltimore, and Dr. Roger Hartley, dean of the University's College of Public Affairs, tell the Conduit Street Podcast that the institution is making important strides in bringing students and alumni into gratifying careers in public service.
Three UBalt Faculty Members Named Career Champions
October 18, 2024
Three faculty members from The University of Baltimore have been named 2023-24 Career Champions by the University's Career and Internship Center for their work in integrating career development for students into their everyday teaching.
Joshua Penrod Receives UBalt's Bucher Adjunct Faculty Award
October 16, 2024
Joshua Penrod, MBA '10, an adjunct faculty member in The University of Baltimore's Merrick School of Business, is the recipient of the 2024 Richard Bucher Award for Adjunct Faculty. The Bucher Award is named for a long-time adjunct faculty member who set a high bar for the institution's adjunct educators by delivering not only solid teaching to deserving students, but also a strong commitment to service, camaraderie within the community, and excellence in academic research and writing.
UBalt's Civic Engagement Efforts Reflected in Student Voter Participation
October 16, 2024
In an article published by the Andrew Goodman Foundation, Anthony Butler, director of The University of Baltimore's Rosenberg Center for Student Engagement and Inclusion, and Atom Zerfas, coordinator of Engagement and Service-Learning for the center, discussed the ways that the University has provided opportunities for students to become more engaged in civic affairs. The result, they say, is a campus community that is actively participating in the democratic process, to the point where UBalt is nationally recognized for that achievement.
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