UMB Celebrates Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Black History Month
UMB Celebrates Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Black History Month Feb. 6, 2024 at Noon in Leadership Hall
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- 1:00Student's Passion to Find a Cure for Breast CancerMakenzy Mull, a PhD graduate in the Class of 2024 at the University of Maryland Baltimore Graduate School, shares her personal connection to wanting to find a cure for breast cancer. #UMBgrad #Classof2024 #MedSchool #molecularmicrobiology
- 2:12:32UM Graduate School Doctoral HoodingOn May 16, 2024 the University of Maryland Graduate School awarded doctoral degrees in a wide array of disciplines. Key speakers were University of Mayland, Baltimore Provost Roger Ward, UM Graduate School Dean Kenneth Wong, Soad Elziny, Presiden of the Graduate Student Association, Erin Golembewski, Sr. Associate Dean, and Violet Kulo, faculty senator.
- 0:38Student Inspired to Help People Overcome Dental AnxietyUniversity of Maryland School of Dentistry Class of 2024 graduate Sydney Bartolich is inspired to become a dentist to help alleviate dental anxiety and provide a comfortable experience for patients. #DentalAnxiety #ComfortableExperience #BuildingTrust #Dentistry #PatientCare #OralHealth #OvercomingFear #DentalExperience #AnxietyFreeDentistry #OralCare
- 2:30:08University of Maryland Graduate School Doctoral Hooding CeremonyThursday, May 16 from 4pm to 7pm at Leadership Hall in the Medcial School Teaching Facility
- 1:00Helping Baltimore at Maryland Carey LawBecca Wells, a member of the Class of 2024 at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, shares how the unique and specialized Cybersecurity and Crisis Management program gave her the chance to go beyond the classroom and court room and into the Baltimore community. #CybersecurityProgram #CrisisManagement #SpecializedEducation #Opportunity #SkillsDevelopment #GiveBack #CommunityEngagement #SchoolProgram #UniqueOffering #EducationOpportunities #Classof2024 #UMBgrad #MarylandCareyLaw
- 1:43UMB Partners with Special Olympics Maryland to Advance Equitable Health CareThe University of Maryland Schools of Medicine and Nursing Standardized Patient Program — housed in the University of Maryland School of Nursing — in partnership with Special Olympics Maryland (SOM) and Special Olympics International (SOI) is working to ensure the next generation of health care professionals is well prepared to work with and treat individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).The University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) is one of five universities in the country across four states to recently partner with the Special Olympics.The Standardized Patient Program allows students to refine their clinical and communication skills with professional standardized participants (SPs). SPs are trained to portray a real patient in clinical instruction and assessment with students.Read more: https://www.umaryland.edu/news/archived-news/may-2024/partnership-to-advance-equitable-care-for-those-with-disabilities.php#healthcarereform #healthcare #specialolympics