(45:28) Get to know the director of the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) Community Engagement Center (CEC) Tyrone Roper (08:33), how the CEC has engaged with West Baltimore residents during the pandemic (11:50), learn all about the brand new Community Engagement Center building at 16 S. Poppleton St. (26:58) and hear a preview of events coming soon to the CEC (39:10).Intro Music 00:00. Show Open 00:28 The Pulse Check 01:09 Jena and Dan's CEC Connection 02:58 Tyrone Roper Introduce Yourself 08:33 Tyrone Roper and Community Engagement 11:50 The New CEC Building 27:00 Events Guidance 33:51 How CEC Executes Events 35:52 CEC Events Preview 39:13 Episode 3 Teaser 44:27

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(29:25) “The UMB Pulse” is a new podcast produced by the University of Maryland, Baltimore’s (UMB) Office of Communications and Public Affairs.Co-hosted by Charles Schelle, senior media relations specialist; Dana Rampolla, director of integrated marketing; and Jena Frick, senior media relations specialist, “The UMB Pulse” will help listeners stay up to date on changes and guidelines as we navigate our return to campus — a way to get back in touch with the heartbeat of UMB after more than a year of disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Then, as summer draws to a close, the focus of the podcast will shift to feature stories of interest and inspiration, while continuing to provide a "Pulse Check" with important, timely University updates.Get to know your co-hosts with two truths and a lie, and later on, we talk about on-campus and off-campus dining options are available as we transition for a return to UMB.Introduction 00:00 Welcome to The UMB Pulse 00:28 Introduce Yourself 02:43 The Pulse Check 12:47 Food For Thought 15:57 On Campus Dining 18:12 Off Campus Options 22:25 Episode 2 Preview 28:21

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(1:14) On June 16, 2021 UMB and the Community Engagement Center recognized Juneteenth with a free grab and go celebration with food, giveaways, and music!Juneteenth celebrates the ending of slavery in the United States two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation. It was designated an official federal holiday on June 17, 2021.

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(1:40:47) UMB faculty present the findings of their Interprofessional education projects that received seed grant funding for the 2019-2020 academic year.

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(17:39) University of Maryland, Baltimore Class of 2021 Graduation commencement video.

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(1:35:15) On May 2, 2021, Chef Amy von Lange from Baltimore's Schola Cooking School walked several hundred UMB alumni through the creation of a meal including pan-seared salmon, a shaved asparagus salad and "quick" chocolate mousse.

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(2:37) University of Maryland, Baltimore, partners with Indian Health Service and Native American LifeLines of Baltimore to provide the Pfizer vaccine to people of Native American and Alaskan Native ancestry in the Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C., area. More than 65,000 Native Americans live in the region.

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(0:31) INTERESTED IN GETTING THE COVID-19 VACCINE? THE COVID-19 VACCINE IS AN IMPORTANT TOOL IN ENDING THE PANDEMIC. Maryland is distributing COVID-19 vaccines by appointment through hospitals, local health departments, pharmacies, and mass vaccination sites. Register for a vaccine appointment: Visit www.GetTheShotBaltimore.orgEligible Baltimore City adults without internet access can call Maryland Access Point (443-984-8650) for assistance in registering for a vaccine appointment. Those with access to the internet should visit https://health.baltimorecity.gov/programs/seniorsStatewide, call 855-MDGOVAX (855-634-6829)

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