Future Business Leader Sa'Kiara Hopkins Continues Family Tradition of Attending UBalt
January 25, 2023
As Baltimore native Sa'Kiara Hopkins completes her undergraduate degree at The University of Baltimore - the third member of her family to do so - she is reflecting on the opportunities given to her by the school in preparation for her career in accounting. From a lauded scholarship, to mentoring time spent with a veteran UBalt professor, Hopkins shows what can happen when you build a track record of academic accomplishment with an eye toward financial sustainability.
Business Programs Information Session, Feb. 7
January 25, 2023
Are you interested in learning more about The University of Baltimore's business programs and the admission process? Join us on Tuesday, Feb. 7 for an informative session, led by an assistant dean and an admission representative, to help you learn about the different programs offered in the Merrick School of Business. Steps for admission, scholarships and more will be discussed. Graduate, transfer and first-time undergraduate students are welcome.
UBalt's Service Learning Benefits Students, Baltimore's Jones Falls
January 24, 2023
University of Baltimore Prof. Stanley Kemp's scientific work in the city's Jones Falls - an urban stream that runs just a short walk from the UBalt campus - has inspired a key component of the University's environmental science major: service learning, which supports the idea that direct involvement in the life of the waterway can lead to stewardship of a natural space. It's also supporting students to pursue new careers and advanced degrees.
'Voices of Public Service,' with State Senator Antonio L. Hayes, Feb. 1
January 20, 2023
The University of Baltimore's "Voices of Public Service" guest speaker series will host a talk with Maryland State Senator Antonio L. Hayes on Feb. 1.
President Schmoke Among Local Luminaries Featured in Baltimore Magazine
January 17, 2023
University of Baltimore President Kurt L. Schmoke is one of six local luminaries featured in the January 2023 edition of Baltimore Magazine, in a cover story titled "The Bold and the Brilliant."
Webinar: 'Is the Indian Child Welfare Act Unconstitutional?,' Feb. 7
January 17, 2023
The University of Baltimore School of Law will host a webinar, "Is the Indian Child Welfare Act Unconstitutional?," featuring experts in Indian law, on Feb. 7. The event will focus on the Indian Child Welfare Act, a 1978 law which is being challenged as unconstitutional in a case currently before the Supreme Court.
UBalt Hosts 2023 Mid-Atlantic High School Ethics Bowl, Live and In-Person, Feb. 11
January 11, 2023
The University of Baltimore's Hoffberger Center for Ethical Engagement will present the 2023 Mid-Atlantic High School Ethics Bowl, hosted in person at the William H. Thumel Sr. Business Center on the UBalt campus, on Feb. 11.
UBalt Lecturer and Best-Selling Author D. Watkins Makes His Resolutions for 2023
January 10, 2023
In his latest essay for Salon, critically acclaimed author and University of Baltimore lecturer D. Watkins declares his new tradition regarding his new year's resolutions: discussing what he plans to say goodbye to in 2023.
For Prof. Jane Delury, Teaching is About Helping Students Find Their 'Writerly Voices'
January 4, 2023
Interviewed by VoyageBaltimore magazine, Jane Delury, professor in the MFA in The University of Baltimore's Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences and director of the undergraduate program in English, says that writing fiction and teaching writing can lead to a community - of friends, fellow writers, and readers.
Prof. Betsy Boyd: 'Writing Fiction Brought It All Together for Me'
December 27, 2022
Prof. Betsy Boyd, director of The University of Baltimore's MFA in Creative Writing and Publishing Arts, tells VoyageBaltimore magazine that she came to writing and teaching fiction as the best expression of her love for people and "the world in all its beautiful weirdness."
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