The impact that she has had on students is felt among the most meaningful objects she has on her desk.
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Rooted in History: School of Medicine Helped Make Advances During Civil War
The University had to overcome numerous challenges because the war divided more than the country; it also divided families, institutions, and organizations.
Recent Books by UMB Faculty Include Art-Poetry Collection by UMSOM Assistant Professor
Other works include law professor's book about immigration and criminal law and social work professor's book on social welfare policy.
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What’s on School of Graduate Studies Dean Kenneth Wong’s Desk?
Meaningful items include a set of propellers to measure water velocity and 3-D printed objects.
Book Roundup: Faculty Works Include Cannabis Therapeutics Guide and Handbook on Child and Family Social Work Research
Works highlighted are from employees at the Schools of Law, Medicine, Pharmacy, and Social Work.
Rooted in History: A Historical Treasure, Davidge Hall Undergoing Its Third Renovation Project
Davidge Hall is the oldest building in the Western Hemisphere that has been continuously used for medical instruction.
President’s Message
This issue shines a spotlight on the transformative work taking place across our seven schools —and the people making it happen, writes President Jarrell.
Quote Roundup: Notable Speakers at UMB Include CEO of the American Association of University Women
Gloria Blackwell was among the guest speakers at UMB events this spring.
Five Questions with Bill Joyner, JD, MSW
The assistant vice president of community engagement and partnerships works with West Baltimore residents to co-create programs, services, and partnerships.
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