STEM Symposium: GMP Considerations for Cell and Gene Therapy

Virtual

Join us to learn more about the various types of cell and gene therapies available on the market and good manufacturing practice (GMP) considerations that need to be addressed for autologous therapies (like CAR-T cells) and their manufacture and distribution to patients. Learn More and RSVP

Study Abroad 101 Virtual Session

Virtual

UMBC's Education Abroad Office will be offering a special Virtual Study Abroad 101 Information Session on Wednesday, September 27, at 12:00 p.m. specifically for UMBC-Shady Grove students. The session will be offered online via Webex.  Learn about some of the amazing destinations available to you as a student, the requirements, and the financial aid process! In order to receive the Webex link to join the session, please be […]

“I Hate Politics” Unpacked: When the Pandemic Broke Maryland’s Unemployment Insurance

Building IV, Room 5308 or Online via Webex

I Hate Politics is a podcast about our roads, schools, jobs, and homes highlighting news and issues closest to us in the Washington, D.C., region.   Each Wednesday at noon throughout the semester, UMBC-Shady Grove Political Science Program Director and I Hate Politics founder Dr. Sunil Dasgupta will host a hybrid discussion for students, faculty, staff, […]

Accelerated Professional Graduate Programs Information Session

As you begin to think ahead to graduation, you may be considering whether graduate school is in your near future. To help students get a jump-start on their master’s degree, UMBC offers an accelerated pathways program so that students can double-count credits in their last two years of undergrad towards both their bachelor’s and master’s […]

“I Hate Politics” Unpacked

Building IV, Room 5308 or Online via Webex

I Hate Politics is a podcast about our roads, schools, jobs, and homes highlighting news and issues closest to us in the Washington, D.C., region.   Each Wednesday at noon throughout the semester, UMBC-Shady Grove Political Science Program Director and I Hate Politics founder Dr. Sunil Dasgupta will host a hybrid discussion for students, faculty, staff, […]

“I Hate Politics” Unpacked

Building IV, Room 5308 or Online via Webex

I Hate Politics is a podcast about our roads, schools, jobs, and homes highlighting news and issues closest to us in the Washington, D.C., region.   Each Wednesday at noon throughout the semester, UMBC-Shady Grove Political Science Program Director and I Hate Politics founder Dr. Sunil Dasgupta will host a hybrid discussion for students, faculty, staff, […]

UMBC-Shady Grove Retriever for a Day

The Universities at Shady Grove

Follow in the paw prints of a Retriever and find out what it’s really like to be an undergraduate student at UMBC-Shady Grove at Retriever for a Day. Retriever for a Day will be held in person at The Universities at Shady Grove. This flexible event will allow you to discover life as a UMBC-Shady […]

“I Hate Politics” Unpacked

Building IV, Room 5308 or Online via Webex

I Hate Politics is a podcast about our roads, schools, jobs, and homes highlighting news and issues closest to us in the Washington, D.C., region.   Each Wednesday at noon throughout the semester, UMBC-Shady Grove Political Science Program Director and I Hate Politics founder Dr. Sunil Dasgupta will host a hybrid discussion for students, faculty, staff, […]

STEM Symposium: Robotics and Automation in Industry

Virtual

Robotics, or automation, is being used in manufacturing processes worldwide. You’ve probably seen images or videos of robots on automotive assembly lines, but they’re also used in the production of medicines and even candy. Hear from local engineers about how automation is being used today. Ask our panelists what’s expected in the future and how […]

Accelerated Professional Graduate Programs Information Session

Virtual

As you begin to think ahead to graduation, you may be considering whether graduate school is in your near future. To help students get a jump-start on their master’s degree, UMBC offers an accelerated pathways program so that students can double-count credits in their last two years of undergrad towards both their bachelor’s and master’s […]