Translational Life Science Technology at UMBC-Shady Grove
NEW MAJOR - Applications being accepted for Fall 2018 entry!
Translational Life Science Technology (TLST) is a new UMBC program launching in Fall 2018 at UMBC's Universities at Shady Grove campus. This major is designed for students who want to be competitive in the bioscience world of today and tomorrow, combining the theory of a traditional life science degree with real-world applications used by scientists in academic and industry research.
Master critical skills such as analytical thinking, data analysis, and data evaluation as you develop a comprehensive understanding of cell biology, biochemistry, lab instrumentation, statistics, epidemiology, and biochemical engineering.
Students accepted to the TLST program for the Inaugural Cohort in Fall 2018 can receive a scholarship of $1000 for two years.*
Program pre-requisites:
BIOL141 - Foundations of Biology: Cells, Energy & Organisms
BIOL142 - Foundations of Biology: Ecology & Evolution
BIOL275 - Microbiology
BIOL302 - Molecular & General Genetics
BIOL300L - Experimental Biology Laboratory
CHEM101 - Principles of Chemistry I
CHEM102 - Principles of Chemistry II
CHEM102L - Introductory Chemistry Laboratory I
CHEM351 - Organic Chemistry I
CHEM351L - Organic Chemistry Laboratory I
MATH151 (or MATH155) - Calculus & Analytical Geometry I (or Applied Calculus)
PHYS111 (or PHYS121) - Basic Physics I (or Introductory Physics I)
Questions about the program? Contact:
* No additional scholarship application is required.
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FINAL DAY FOR SUBMISSIONS FOR UMBC REVIEW!
Today is the last day to submit your paper to the Review!
Have you completed research that you want to refine and publish?
Would you like to be able to put “published author” on your resume?
Would you like professional criticism on your writing from a peer and faculty reviewers?
Today is the last day to submit your paper to the UMBC Review. We do not require your work to be 100% perfect at this stage - all papers will go through a thorough editing process by editors and off-campus reviewers.
See submission guidelines, and prior editions of The Review here, and submit today!
*Note: You can even submit if you have already graduated, as long as the research conducted was done whilst you were an undergraduate at UMBC.
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UMBC Grand Challenge Scholars Program
Accepting Applications Through March 25th - For All Majors!
The newly-launched Grand Challenge Scholars Program is centered around the National Academy of Engineering's 14 Grand Challenges facing society:
* Sustainability: Solar energy, Clean water access, Energy from
fusion, Nitrogen cycle, Carbon sequestration
* Health: Better medicines, Health informatics
* Security: Urban infrastructure, Cybersecurity, Prevention of nuclear
terror
* Knowledge / Joy of Living: Personalized learning, Virtual reality,
Reverse engineering the human brain, Tools for scientific discovery
Students in the program will complete three one-credit GCSP seminars (GCSP 301, 302, and 401), exploring the Grand Challenges and designing a personalized program around their interests. Each student will identify GC-related experiences in research, interdisciplinary work, entrepreneurship, global perspectives, and service learning. Students who successfully complete all program requirements will receive formal designation at graduation as an NAE Grand Challenge Scholar. (Note: The program is currently under review and pending approval from NAE.)
Applications are open through March 25 (though late applications will also be considered).
There is one remaining informational session being held on Thursday, March 10, from 4:00-5:00pm (cookies provided!), in ITE 325B.
For more information:
* UMBC Grand Challenge Scholars Program (including application and selection requirements) -
* NAE Grand Challenge Scholars Programs -
Please feel free to email
gcsp@umbc.edu with any questions about the program.