Video: montage of various students on UBalt campus
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.
It wasn't an email, it wasn't a brochure, it was a human being connecting with me.
In six years as veteran center director, Josiah Guthland’s increased the veteran student population and raised the center’s standings with consistently high national rankings on military friendliness and veteran support.
Seth PerlowB.S. in Business Administration student
Facing New Challenges
For me, getting my degree means that I can get a career that I am fulfilled in. It’ll unlock a lot more opportunities.
Seth Perlow didn’t have a clear picture of where his future was headed when he lost his job in 2023. He was willing to seek guidance, explore new possibilities and trust where those opportunities might lead. That’s how he arrived at UBalt.
Scholarship, support systems cement college choice
People here care more than I anticipated them to, and I feel like when I walk down the street, I recognize people, people recognize me, and it's been easier to network.
Nes Agopome was only a few weeks into her program at The University of Baltimore when she lost her job in a sweep of federal cuts in 2025. The University that once surprised her with a full scholarship gave her more incentive to stay: a campus job.
