• Get a flu shot, it is not too late! UHS gave out 450 flu shots this season and while we do not have any more shots, they are available throughout the community.
• Wash your hands frequently and use hand sanitizing stations located around campus.
• Avoid those who are ill, if you can.
• Clean surfaces that you or others touch frequently in your room and/or office with anti-bacterial cleaner (bleach wipes are effective).
• Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. If you don't have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your upper sleeve--not your hands--and wash your hands immediately.
• Avoid touching your face, whether you are ill or healthy; it spreads germs.
• Avoid sharing food, utensils, cups, and water bottles.

• If you are sick, stay home and in bed. Avoid crowded places like dining halls, classrooms, restaurants, and the RAC or other fitness centers to prevent spreading illness to others. If you are sick, ask a friend to care for you.
• Take fever reducers like acetaminophen (Tylenol), ibuprofen (Advil), or naproxen (Aleve) if you do have a fever. If your fever persists for more than three days in spite of taking these medications, please seek medical care.
• Drink lots of fluids.
• If you have been diagnosed with the flu and develop shortness of breath and severe fatigue, call your health care provider or go to an emergency room.
  

• Knowledge of basic principles of quality customer service and teamwork
  
• Demonstrated ability and interest in the areas of library public services and outreach
  
•  Interest and/or experience in developing staff training materials
  
• Demonstrated high-quality written and verbal communication
  
• Ability to work effectively independently or as part of a team
  
• Ability to initiate and lead projects to completion
  
• Interest and/or experience working with diverse populations
  
• Ability to learn and operate a variety of common computing and productivity applications and specialized library hardware, systems, and software applications

• Materials kept in lockers and locker keys are the responsibility of the user. The library takes no responsibility for material lost, stolen or damaged while stored in lockers.
• Food and drink may not be stored in lockers.
• Please make sure you’ve checked out any Library books you’d like to store in your locker.

-the Bookstore

-Campus food vendors like Outtakes, True Grits, and Salsaritas

-Paying tuition and fees on myUMBC or at SBS

-Campus vending machines

-Print stations

-Local partner businesses

·  Make a Facebook post

·  Make a series of Snapchat stories

·  Post on Instagram

·  Make a myUMBC post

Did you earn less than $54,000 in 2017? If you did, why waste your money on paid tax preparers when you can get your taxes done for free by IRS-trained and certified volunteers from VITA@UMBC?  Make an appointment at bmorefreetaxes.org or by calling 410-234-8008.  Just ask to be scheduled with UMBC and you’ll meet with UMBC volunteers at the Apartment Community Center across from Walker Garage.  Questions?  Contact us at VITA@umbc.edu.

Click the 'Website' button below for an FAQ on UMBC VITA, or click the 'Download Flyer' button for a PDF with more information.