Denit Honors students publish books, create nonprofit organizations, contribute to their academic community, volunteer their time to make a positive difference and so much more! We asked our students what matters to them. This is what they said:
“Community service matters to me!
If I can fit it into my busy schedule, so can everyone else.”
–Kristen Piscopo, Criminal Justice
"To gain an understanding of the challenges faced when providing HIV care and treatment to most at-risk populations, specifically commercial sex workers matters to me"
–Beth Peterson, Psychology
"Learning new languages and cultures is what matters to me. Travel has helped me to appreciate people the way they are and has shown me the importance and power of diversity."
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Adnan S. Hameed, International Business
I’m passionate about veterans' reintegration; academia, society, community and beyond. I co-founded and organized the Military Veterans of the University of Baltimore to help my fellow student soldiers. Veterans helping fellow veterans, students helping students, being part of the solution; that’s what matters to me.
- Sean Byrne, Jurisprudence
