Women's Center Lactation Room - Summer 2019 Reservations
Moms and parents who plan on using the Women's Center lactation room throughout the summer term are encouraged to sign up for their preferred reservation times. If you have a spring reservation that needs to continue through the summer, we ask that you make a new summer reservation. We are accepting reservations now.
Please note, we have
reduced hours of operation over the summer and are happy to work with parents needing access to the room outside of our hours of operation.
We're also excited to share the good news about a new lactation room on campus being available to those in need!!
Beginning May 28th,
AOK Library will have a lactation room available on the 7th floor. The room includes a table, two chairs, an outlet and power strip, and sanitizing wipes. It is located close to the restrooms on the 7th floor. It may be
reserved for up to one hour, up to 7 days in advance. A key is also available on a first-come, first-served basis at the Check Out Desk on the Library's first floor. Reserve the Lactation Room for periods up to 1 hour.
All parents who reserve times will be added to the lactation room google calendar and a group email list in order to support communication and best navigate multiple people using the space.
For questions and concerns, stop by the Women's Center during our hours of operation, give us a ring at 410-455-2714, or send us an email at
womenscenter@umbc.edu.
If you need an environment free from talking, cell phones, or any other noise sources, these are the floors for you! Library staff walk through the area periodically to enforce quiet rules, but you can also report violations to the Security Desk at 410-455-2331 or Circulation Department staff at 410-455-2354.
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UMBC makes intro computing courses available to all students
any major can participate in X + Computing program pilot
May 15, 2019 by Megan Hanks
Computing and coding skills are becoming integral to many jobs and industries, but students outside of computing disciplines are not always exposed to these fundamentals. UMBC is working to change that with new learning pathways for non-computer science majors.
The pilot “X + Computing” program — named for the way it combines computer science with other fields — is funded by a nearly $300,000 award from the National Science Foundation. Leading the initiative are UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski; Katharine Cole, vice provost and dean of dean of undergraduate academic affairs; and Anupam Joshi, professor and chair of computer science and electrical engineering. Susan Mitchell, lecturer of computer science and electrical engineering, and David Chapman, assistant professor of computer science and electrical engineering, are also part of the grant.
Demystifying computer science
The first course in the series was piloted in spring 2018, teaching computer science fundamentals through projects on real-world topics of interest to students from a broad range of majors. The second course (launching in fall 2019) will enable students to gain a deeper understanding of the Python programming language through examples that are relevant for non-majors.
Mitchell is the instructor of the first course, which is now in its third semester. She shares that the course has gained traction, with 18-22 students enrolling each semester, half of whom identify as women. Mitchell notes that students in the computer science for non-majors course have also demonstrated the same mastery of the material as those in the traditional introductory computer science course.
“I love to see when I have demystified computer programming for non-majors,” says Mitchell. “We assume that all students somehow know what programming is, but that’s certainly not true. What I have seen is that non-majors are just as motivated and succeed at the same rate as majors.”
Gaining traction
Jeremy Keaton ‘19, music, was curious about the computer science for non-majors course because he had an interest in computing but had not explored the topic. “I enjoyed the amount of hands-on programming the course had, and the large projects gave us valuable experience designing functional programs,” he says. “I found it interesting and useful, so I am continuing to take computer science courses and I added a minor in computer science.”
Keaton shares, “I find that what I’ve learned in computer science classes often relates to things in everyday life, from big ideas like logic to specifics like noticing structures and data types while using programs like Excel or browsing the internet.”
Expand computing education at UMBC
Joshi is excited about the opportunity reach a broader set of students through the X + Computing program. He notes that some students in other majors can feel deterred by the math and science prerequisites for traditional computer science courses. “The current design of most computer science classes thus misses out on this more diverse set of students interested in computing,” Joshi explains.
Increasing access to computing skills is an important priority for Joshi and for his department. He hopes X + Computing will appeal to both students who want to add a computer science or computing minor to their non-computing major, and students who want to shape a major around interests rooted in computing. In the future, it’s possible that existing courses will be combined to create a minor in computing that would be open to students in majors across campus.
This program is one of several initiatives the College of Engineering and Information Technology and UMBC more broadly are exploring to expand opportunities for students from all backgrounds to grow their technical knowledge and experience.
“Finding ways to enable expertise in digital proficiency and experience in engineering design for all students, including students in any UMBC major, is essential for our college to help fulfill Maryland’s goals for its future workforce,” explains Keith J Bowman, dean of UMBC’s College of Engineering and Information Technology.
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UMBC makes intro computing courses available to all students
May 15, 2019 by Megan Hanks
Computing and coding skills are
becoming integral to many jobs and industries, but students outside of
computing disciplines are not always exposed to these fundamentals. UMBC
is working to change that with new learning pathways for non-computer
science majors.
The pilot “X + Computing” program — named for the way it combines computer science with other fields — is funded by a nearly $300,000 award from the National Science Foundation. Leading the initiative are UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski; Katharine Cole, vice provost and dean of dean of undergraduate academic affairs; and Anupam Joshi, professor and chair of computer science and electrical engineering. Susan Mitchell, lecturer of computer science and electrical engineering, and David Chapman, assistant professor of computer science and electrical engineering, are also part of the grant.
Demystifying computer science
The first course in the series was
piloted in spring 2018, teaching computer science fundamentals through
projects on real-world topics of interest to students from a broad range
of majors. The second course (launching in fall 2019) will enable
students to gain a deeper understanding of the Python programming
language through examples that are relevant for non-majors.
Mitchell is the instructor of the
first course, which is now in its third semester. She shares that the
course has gained traction, with 18-22 students enrolling each semester,
half of whom identify as women. Mitchell notes that students in the
computer science for non-majors course have also demonstrated the same
mastery of the material as those in the traditional introductory
computer science course.
“I love to see when I have
demystified computer programming for non-majors,” says Mitchell. “We
assume that all students somehow know what programming is, but that’s
certainly not true. What I have seen is that non-majors are just as
motivated and succeed at the same rate as majors.”
Gaining traction
Jeremy Keaton ‘19, music, was
curious about the computer science for non-majors course because he had
an interest in computing but had not explored the topic. “I enjoyed the
amount of hands-on programming the course had, and the large projects
gave us valuable experience designing functional programs,” he says. “I
found it interesting and useful, so I am continuing to take computer
science courses and I added a minor in computer science.”
Keaton shares, “I find that what I’ve
learned in computer science classes often relates to things in everyday
life, from big ideas like logic to specifics like noticing structures
and data types while using programs like Excel or browsing the
internet.”
Expand computing education at UMBC
Joshi is excited about the
opportunity reach a broader set of students through the X + Computing
program. He notes that some students in other majors can feel deterred
by the math and science prerequisites for traditional computer science
courses. “The current design of most computer science classes thus
misses out on this more diverse set of students interested in
computing,” Joshi explains.
Increasing access to computing skills
is an important priority for Joshi and for his department. He hopes X +
Computing will appeal to both students who want to add a computer
science or computing minor to their non-computing major, and students
who want to shape a major around interests rooted in computing. In the
future, it’s possible that existing courses will be combined to create a
minor in computing that would be open to students in majors across
campus.
This program is one of several
initiatives the College of Engineering and Information Technology and
UMBC more broadly are exploring to expand opportunities for students
from all backgrounds to grow their technical knowledge and experience.
“Finding ways to enable expertise in
digital proficiency and experience in engineering design for all
students, including students in any UMBC major, is essential for our
college to help fulfill Maryland’s goals for its future workforce,”
explains Keith J Bowman, dean of UMBC’s College of Engineering and Information Technology.
Banner image: UMBC’s Information Technology and Engineering building. Photo by Marlayna Demond ’11 for UMBC.
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Graduating students please read
Message from the Mosaic Center
**From the Mosaic Center**
Hello Mosaic Campus Partners,
I hope this email finds you well. I am reaching out to you in an effort to share the attached document with any students who would like their chosen name read at Commencement. Starting today, graduating students will be able to pick up their caps and gown from the Bookstore.
Currently, the default name that is read at Commencement is the student's legal name. For some students, this might be a source of stress because it may be a name that they no longer identify with.
I have attached a document with the information available at
this link. If you know any students who are unsure about how to have their chosen name read at commencement, please direct them to the Registrar's Office. I have also included their hours and contact information on the document.
Finally, if you have any students who were unable to attend our Lavender Celebration but would like a Lavender cord, please click
here. The deadline has been extended to Wednesday, May 22, 2019, by 4pm. Please email Erin Waddles about any questions regarding cords.
Thank you in advance. We appreciate your partnership!
Best,
Carlos A. Turcios B.A.'15 '17 M.A.
Coordinator for Student Diversity and Inclusion
UMBC Campus Life
1000 Hilltop Circle Commons 336
Baltimore, MD 21250
P: (410) 455-1825
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Winners from Lavender Celebration and Lavender Cord Info
Congratulations to our Lavender Awardees and Graduates!
This past Monday we recognized some outstanding members of the LGBTQ+ community at our annual Lavender Celebration. We're happy to announce this year's winners:LGBTQ+ Advocate of the Year: Bec Hertl
LGBTQ+ Student Leader of the Year: Ruth Bahl
LGBTQ+ Scholar of the Year: Anna Goodman
LGBTQ+ Ally of the Year: Harini Narayan
Lavender Legacy Award: Shelly Wiechelt Ph.D.
Congratulations to this year's winners and to the graduating class of 2019!
The deadline to fill out this form has been extended to Wednesday, May 22 by 10am.
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On Campus Job for Undergrads (Freshman, Sophomore or Junior)
Executive Student Assistant (Career Center)
Apply via UMBCworks Posting: 9307722
The UMBC Career Center is seeking an executive student assistant
who can work as an integral part of the Recruitment and Technology Team to
support the team's core responsibilities. The candidate must be a self-starter
who takes initiative and provides valuable input when necessary to improve
efficiency and/or current processes. Candidate would need to excel in providing
a high level of customer service both internally and externally.
We are looking for a talented individual to provide administrative
support as assigned to aid the Employer Relations and Recruitment Programs
Team’s efforts in (but not limited to):
- Posting jobs,
creating employer/contact accounts, entering scheduling and event data in
online employer/job database (UMBCworks)
- Creating reports
in UMBCworks
- Data clean-up in
UMBCworks
- Statistical
assessment and data compilation projects
- Running
recruitment events including student sign-in and event set-up which may
require moving event materials to location
- Project support
as needed
- On-campus
marketing including posting myUMBC event details and posting
flyers/posters around campus
- Completing
administrative tasks, i.e. typing, filing, running errands, copying,
shredding
Examples of high-level support:
- Communicate and
assist students and employers (both in person and on the phone) in a
professional manner and be able to effectively provide detailed
information about the UMBCworks system, the recruiting program, and our
events
- Review various
departmental emails and distribute/respond as required
- Represent the
Career Center at employer events, i.e., Corporate Visibility Days,
Information Sessions and Career Fairs
- Ability to
create Excel spreadsheets and charts
- Must be
detail-oriented and able to make necessary changes or adjustments in
UMBCworks on recruitment schedules, job postings and event entries
- Ability to
proofread documents and marketing material
- Able to relate
to customers with tact and diplomacy and be discreet with confidential
information
Hours are flexible, roughly 10-15 hours available per week over
the fall & spring semesters. Paid training for position to begin over the
summer. Position offers opportunities to work over winter and summer sessions
as well. Working on our team, you will be afforded the opportunity to gain
intimate knowledge and insights that will help in your own career development!
Interested candidates must provide a resume AND Fall 2019
schedule/availability.
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English Professor Orianne Smith Elected VP of Faculty Senate
Dr. Orianne Smith, Associate Professor of English, has been elected Vice President of the UMBC Faculty Senate.
Congratulations to Dr. Smith! The department is grateful for your service and representation.
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Dr. Orianne Smith, Associate Professor of English, has been elected Vice President of the UMBC Faculty Senate. Congratulations to Dr. Smith! The department is grateful for your service and...
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Are you seeking a summer internship?
Finance/Accounting/Billing Intern @ CyberCore Technologies
Apply via UMBCworks posting: 9307843
Job Responsibilities (On-the-job training provided)
- In a Microsoft Office environment, help billing team with reconciliations of time sheets, accounts received and accounts payable for a company with more than 300 employees
- Perform filing duties
- Interface with SharePoint to carry out billing and contract administration
- Communicate with representatives from CyberCore vendors
Requirements
- Must have strong academic background in finance, accounting or economics
- Must have very strong academic record
- Must be proficient in Microsoft Office
- Must have great, team-first attitude and be punctual
- Must possess good listening and communication skills
- Experience using CostPoint or Deltek is a plus, not required.
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