Video: montage of various students on UBalt campus
Meet our Career Champions
The University of Baltimore's Career and Internship Center annually recognizes the faculty who go above and beyond to support students' career development.
In recognition of Veterans Day, the University of Baltimore School of Law celebrates two professors whose work advances justice, expands access to legal services, and supports the rights of those who have served our country.
What makes me proudest of these past six years isn't just how many students we serve, or the number of new veteran students we continue to serve, it's the community that we've built around them.
The University of Baltimore celebrated Veterans Day with an annual ceremony, welcoming student ambassadors and the president to share remarks.
Giovanni Vincentiassociate professor and director for two undergraduate level programs
Preparing Students for Advancing Technologies
Ultimately, it's how much you trust in yourself, how much you learn and you develop yourself, and if you can apply yourself, you can challenge yourself.
In his time at UBalt, Giovanni Vincenti helped students develop their own passions in a field he loves, whether it’s guiding them in developing new mobile apps or re-imagining communication during space missions.
Giovanni Vincentiassociate professor and director for two undergraduate level programs
Dylan GallowayDPA student
Fueled by Passion for Public Service
All the professors that I've encountered have been very understanding of our work and our personal lives as well.
Growing into their roles in public service, three DPA students have found that embracing opportunities to learn more can only improve their capacity to make an impact.
I really wanted to make change, not just help out single veterans here and there who fell on a hard time. I wanted to really change the things that were causing veterans, as a community, issues.
Bryant Lepic had a list of criteria for his future law school. The University of Baltimore School of Law checked every box.
