UMBC assistant professor of information systems, Jianwu Wang, is analyzing climate data with the goal to develop more efficient cause-effect relationships that affect the planet.
Author Archives: Dennise Cardona
A Love for Teaching | UMBC Faculty in Focus
We sat down with Dr. Eileen O’Brien, program director of UMBC’s graduate certificate program in College Teaching and Learning Science. She shared a glimpse into her personal journey in teaching […]
Working Together | UMBC Industry News
Recently, UMBC researchers received a Fast Grant to study potential antiviral treatments for COVID-19. Working together on this study, researchers hope to get critical results immediately.
Gaining a Competitive Edge | UMBC College Teaching & Learning Science [PODCAST]
Today, we are joined by Dr. Eileen O’Brien, program director of UMBC’s graduate certificate program in College Teaching and Learning Science. Dr. O’Brien spoke with us about the program, its […]
Resume Preparation and Cover Letter Writing [VIDEO]
In this fourth video in our four-part series on resume preparation and cover letter writing, Dr. Elliot Lasson, program director of UMBC’s I/O Psychology graduate program presents tips for success.
Cybersecurity During COVID-19 and Other Emergencies [VIDEO]
Tune into this video podcast on Cybersecurity During COVID-19 and Other Emergencies, presented by UMBC Cybersecurity program director, Dr. Rick Forno.
Staying on Top | UMBC Industry News
UMBC prepares its students to claim their future by providing them the resources to flourish both in the classroom and in their future careers.
Professionalism in the Workplace [VIDEO]
In part three of our job workshop series, we take a look at the essentials when it comes to professionalism in the workplace.
A Meaningful Opportunity | UMBC Student Success Story
We had the pleasure of interviewing UMBC IO Psychology graduate student, John D’Amore about his experience with the program and also the benefits of the practicum course.
Promising Horizon | UMBC Industry News
The Translational Life Science Technology (TLST) degree at UMBC helps prepare students to create innovative biotechnology solutions to transform the health, agriculture, and environment sectors. They learn critical skills necessary […]