The course is part of UMB’s master’s in gerontology, a new program that will graduate its first students in December 2024.

Students describe their experiences as part of the Global Health Aging in Japan course.

The law prohibits county contractors and subcontractors from engaging in sex and labor trafficking.

It will have features such as a high-performance building wrap, solar panels, and a green roof when it opens, which is slated for 2027.

The publication is a “testament to the creativity and talent flourishing within our community,” President Jarrell said.

Maryland First Lady Dawn Flythe Moore talked about a range of topics, including her life of service before her husband, Wes Moore, became governor.

UMB has continued to follow the journeys of four young people featured in the six-part, two-time Emmy-nominated documentary series “From West Baltimore.”

The inaugural director plans to develop a strategic plan to embed the core values across the University.

The clinic provides students with the opportunity to seek justice for clients before the federal circuit courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals.

The institute brings together leading addiction experts in a shared research space to collaborate and create the synergy necessary for systemic change.

It will take measurements including temperature, humidity, solar radiation, UV, wind direction, and wind speed.

The dynamic tool is designed to map and track the evolving landscape of EDI across UMB’s seven schools and central administrative units.

The fellowship serves as a conduit for nurturing and developing the next generation of social work professionals and placing them directly within Maryland schools.

The ability of students to practice patient interactions in a safe and controlled environment is a main goal of these simulation experiences.

The new era in data-driven biomedical innovation is being led by UMB and the University of Maryland, College Park in partnership with the University of Maryland Medical System and Montgomery County, Md.

It is part of the efforts to make the campus more hospitable to a variety of pollinators through ecological landscaping projects.