The autopsy assistant also is the assistant program director for the Master of Science in Forensic Medicine.

She applied for the appointment because she is concerned about the rise in discrimination against members of the LGBTQ+ community.

The network, housed at UMB, is built on the belief that interventions designed to eliminate health inequities in other countries may also work in U.S. communities.

UMB stands ready to help the community and its partners when they are in need.

The executive director of the Center for Violence Prevention has focused her research on the social factors that lead communities into risky behaviors that lead to chronic disease, injury, and violence.

In addition to Workforce Wednesdays, the Community Engagement Center has teamed with nonprofit Humanim for its administrative assistants training.

UMB's departments and offices can offer these types of opportunities to the young people of Baltimore through the summer program.

Shantay McKinily has transformed the Positive Schools Center from a startup program into a nationally recognized educational innovation center.

The center will connect the numerous research and clinical programs at UMB that address violence and the social determinants of health related to trauma.

The program continues to address Baltimore’s severe lack of access to justice for disadvantaged and underrepresented communities.

ALL found that the majority of students who participated in the fall made significant progress in their literacy skills during the program.

A Bridge to Academic Excellence offers free tutoring and mentoring for middle and high school students.

The Oral Health for Underserved Uninsured Children program offers services including examinations, preventive care, and comprehensive restorative care.

The program helps to fill gaps in community health care made more evident during the pandemic and provides a hands-on clinical experience for nursing students.

As chief of surgery at Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode Island and director of the Breast Health Center there at Brown University, she typically does about 200 surgeries a year.

After three years of service, comfort K9 Lexi is retiring from the department.