Seven Students | One Conversation: Full Video
Congratulations to the University of Maryland, Baltimore Class of 2025. This year, we present Seven Students, One Conversations, speaking to graduates from each of UMB's seven schools.Provost and Executive Vice President Roger Ward, EdD, JD, MSL, MPA, asks these students about their experiences at UMB as they pause, reflect and look forward to their futures after graduation.
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