In this episode of UMBC’s Mic’d Up Podcast, we welcome alumna, Natasha Wedderburn ’17 & ’20, MPS Biotechnology & MPS Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Leadership, to chat about weaving an entrepreneurial […]
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Creating a Great Work Environment | UMBC Industry News
UMBC has been voted as a top place to work in Maryland many times. This is no surprise to those who are fortunate enough to be a part of this […]
Innovative Tech | UMBC Industry News
UMBC’s Integrated Product Development and Manufacturing Graduate Certificate program engages students in bringing innovation to the world.
The Benefits of Mentorship | UMBC Industry News
UMBC student, Cherie Tebah, began her journey at UMBC Shady Grove after she experienced the welcome from its tight-knit, diverse community who dedicate themselves to helping others succeed.
The Art of Leaving a Legacy | UMBC Stories of Success [Podcast]
Ever wonder what could happen when you decide to pursue something not for money, prestige, or advancement, but for the pure love of learning and sharing?
An Opportunity to Think Bigger [VIDEO]
Want to know the secret to career success? It’s taking the challenge to think bigger, to learn and grow, and to leverage that in your current situation.
UMBC’s Community Partnership with St Francis Neighborhood Center [VIDEO]
UMBC’s Graduate Program in Community Leadership and St. Francis Neighborhood Center partnered together for a semester project.
Careers in STEM | UMBC Industry News
UMBC has recently launched a Biotech Boot Camp to train workers displaced by COVID-19 for in-demand jobs in the Biotechnology field. In today’s Industry News, we take a look at […]
Community Partnership with Baltimore Votes [VIDEO]
UMBC’s Graduate Program in Community Leadership partnered with Baltimore Votes this past semester. Graduate student, Vicki Franco, and Co-Founder of Baltimore Votes, Sam Novey, worked together on community initiatives to […]
A Community Mentoring Partnership Between UMBC and Thread [VIDEO]
UMBC’s Graduate Program in Community Leadership and Thread partnered together for a semester project to add a new mentorship concept to their current model.