Bhavika Chavda ’21, M.P.S. Data Science joins us for this episode of UMBC’s Mic’d Up and shares her experience with entering into the data science world and working with an […]
Stories of Success
Showcasing student journeys and achievements, from classroom to career.
Taking Stock in the Educational Journey | UMBC Stories of Success
Succeeding in the engineering world as a leader is about having really great mentors, a strong framework, and a process for managing business and projects.
Thriving in the Tech World | PODCAST
To get a true sense of the power of data and technology, one has to place themselves into the real world and apply it. It’s only then that they get […]
Bringing Her A-Game to the Engineering World [PODCAST]
The journey that leads to any success story starts with a strong inner drive to be the best you can be.
From UMBC Internship to New Data Science Job [PODCAST]
The goal of most graduate students is to learn new knowledge that they can apply in the workforce right away.
An Entrepreneurial Adventure into Yoga and Wellness
Join us for this episode of UMBC’s Mic’D Up Podcast featuring Elyse Preston, a graduate student in the Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Leadership Graduate Program at UMBC. We chat about her […]
Prepared for Opportunities in Cybersecurity [PODCAST]
Being prepared for opportunities when they arrive is something most every smart professional seeks. The time to prepare for opportunities in an industry like Cybersecurity is now so that when […]
The Importance of Amplifying Community Voices [PODCAST]
At UMBC, we love to hear stories of how our students end up in our classrooms. For Kiaron Bailey ’21, M.P.S. Community Leadership, the reason was very clear.
Primed to Pivot | UMBC Stories of Success
When it comes to career success, an agile mindset can take a professional to new levels. Michael Schlitzer ’21, M.P.S. Data Science, understands this and is primed to pivot in […]
From Student to Practitioner | UMBC Stories of Success [VIDEO]
The journey from student to practitioner is a rewarding one, especially when you can apply the very things learned in the classroom to the real-world.