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- 59:29UMB New School of Social Work Building Town HallOn Jan. 30, 2024 the University of Maryland School of Social Work community and others from the Univesity of Maryland, Baltimore gathered to hear all about plans for the School's new building. Dean Judy Postmus and Facilities chief Anna Borgerding answered questions about sustainability, flexibility, access, and other issues.Groundbreaking is expected to take place in fall 2024 with a targeted opening of fall 2027.
- UMB Celebrates Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Black History Month 2024UMB Celebrates Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Black History Month on Feb. 6, 2024 at Noon in Leadership Hall. The event keynote speaker is Fatima Goss Graves, JD, President and CEO of the National Women's Law Center.
- 56:3212th Grade From West BaltimoreGrowing up in West Baltimore, a community plagued by generational poverty, drugs, and violence, five high school seniors continue their journey to become the first in their families to go to college. While the pressure of senior year intensifies, their college dream will disappear unless they succeed in navigating the college application process and in securing full funding for college.The University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) CURE Scholars Program has been featured in an acclaimed documentary series on Maryland Public Television (MPT) that follows CURE Scholars Shakeer Franklin, Tyler McKenzie, Princaya Sanders, Courtney Jacobs, and Davioin Hill as they continue their life journey and work to complete their education goals.
- 27:09First Gen From West Baltimore"First Gen: From West Baltimore" continues the journey that began seven years ago focusing on five teens in middle school. Now young adults, they continue to defy the obstacles of poverty and stereotypes. With high school diplomas and a fear of the unknown, this year they enter a world of competitive high stakes to make their dreams of college and professional degrees a reality.The University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) CURE Scholars Program has been featured in an acclaimed documentary series on Maryland Public Television (MPT) that follows CURE Scholars Shakeer Franklin, Tyler McKenzie, Princaya Sanders, Courtney Jacobs, and Davioin Hill as they continue their life journey and work to complete their education goals.
- 2:08UMB Gives Back to Baltimore with its Annual Christmas StoreChristmas shopping is made easy for West Baltimore families through the annual Christmas Store.The annual store makes parents the “heroes of Christmas” by providing an opportunity for them to purchase brand new toys and other holiday presents for their loved ones at a deeply discounted price. Most presents are priced between $1 and $5, a major discount from the retail price.The Christmas Store is a partnership between the University of Maryland, Baltimore Community Engagement Center and Foundry Church of Baltimore.#christmasshopping #Christmas
- 1:51UMB 15th Annual Holiday Craft FairThe University of Maryland, Baltimore’s (UMB) 2023 Holiday Craft Fair attracted a big crowd to the SMC Campus Center on Dec. 6, with shoppers milling about the Elm Ballrooms looking for gifts or treats and soaking up the festive atmosphere.The 15th annual Holiday Craft Fair featured more than 50 vendors and was held on a Wednesday for the first time. Shoppers could choose from a wide variety of homemade and handmade items, including ornaments and wreaths; jewelry and ready-to-wear crocheted or knitted items; sweaters, cardigans, T-shirts, and sweatshirts; olive oil and balsamic vinegar; treats for humans and dogs; and much more.“The Holiday Craft Fair is one of my favorite days at UMB,” said Nancy Gordon, executive director of protocol and special events, Office of External Relations, who conceived the event 15 years ago and organized it this year along with Alice Powell, director of University events. “It’s always a happy event, and it’s great to see everyone shopping and in a festive mood. And each year our vendors tell me how much they enjoy their interactions with our shoppers.”#ChristmasShopping #BaltimoreChristmas #Baltimore
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