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]]>You still have time to register for URCAD 2024!Deadline extended until March 1, 2024.Apply now to present your research or creative work to the UMBC community at URCAD on April 10, 2014. Be a part of UMBC's largest undergraduate research event! Present your scientific research, art and humanities findings, or show your film, photography, graphic art, theatre performances, musical compositions, dance choreography, video games, and more!200-word abstract and mentor approval required. Go to:Questions? email: aprilh@umbc.eduURCAD is April 10, 2024 from 10am-5pm in the UC.Reposted from Undergraduate Research
Public Policy Professor Mir Usman Ali has published a new article in The American Review of Public Administration exploring the impact of citizen oversight on racial disparities in policing when combined with use of body-worm cameras by officers.
Check out the article here.
]]>Don't miss the great opportunity to present your work at URCAD! Register at this link by this Friday, March 1.
Explore URCAD Frequently Asked Questions here!
Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement Day (URCAD) features research, scholarship, and creative work carried out by UMBC undergraduates. Student work is shared through oral presentations, posters, artistic exhibits, performances, and film. Over 300 presenters participate annually. Researchers work with faculty mentors on independent research, or research that is part of the mentor's on-going projects. They are from all disciplines, and can be working on a thesis, capstone project, part of a scholars or honors program, or they can be unaffiliated. This campus-wide celebration of achievement affirms UMBC's commitment to the twin goals of research and a distinctive undergraduate experience.
All current undergraduates who have conducted research, scholarship or creative work in the last year may apply to present their results at URCAD. Mentors, fellow students, friends, family members, high school teachers and students, graduate school recruiters, and the general public are invited to attend.
Don't miss the great opportunity to present your work at URCAD! Register at this link by this Friday, March 1.
Explore URCAD Frequently Asked Questions here!
Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement Day (URCAD) features research, scholarship, and creative work carried out by UMBC undergraduates. Student work is shared through oral presentations, posters, artistic exhibits, performances, and film. Over 300 presenters participate annually. Researchers work with faculty mentors on independent research, or research that is part of the mentor's on-going projects. They are from all disciplines, and can be working on a thesis, capstone project, part of a scholars or honors program, or they can be unaffiliated. This campus-wide celebration of achievement affirms UMBC's commitment to the twin goals of research and a distinctive undergraduate experience.
All current undergraduates who have conducted research, scholarship or creative work in the last year may apply to present their results at URCAD. Mentors, fellow students, friends, family members, high school teachers and students, graduate school recruiters, and the general public are invited to attend.
]]>Public Policy Professors Mir Usman Ali and Lauren Edwards have coauthored a new article in The American Review of Public Administration.
The article examines the impact of state control over implementing and accessing firearm background check data on intimate partner violence involving firearms.
Read more here.
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