Rooms for Rent.  Walking distance to UMBC. Bus and shuttle stop right across the street.  Walking distance to Weis shopping plaza and Giant Food.  House has kitchen, new fridge, new washer and dryer.

Safe and quiet neighborhood.

Seeking students who are friendly, clean, and responsible.

3 rooms are available after 05/31/19. 

Rent:  $375 for small room, $450 for medium size room, and $500 for large room.

Utilities are extra, average $40/month (depends on usage)

Internet/WIFI:  $15/month 

2 months deposit required.

No pet please.

Please contact 443-739-7506

Thank you,

To all adjunct faculty at UMBC:

Here is the link to nominate yourself, if you wish to serve on UMBC's Adjunct Faculty Advisory Committee (AFAC):

https://forms.gle/zV1W8uEPe4jXfTc1A

CAHSS: 3* positions

COEIT: 1 position

CNMS: 1 position

*Due to a resignation, one of the CAHSS positions is only for Fall 2019-Spring 2020.   

All positions are two-year terms, staggered by year. Members of the AFAC are elected by adjunct faculty in their respective Colleges.

New members will serve from Fall 2019 through Spring 2021.

Please check out our mission and postings on this website.

Further information:

We meet on payday Fridays. Full participation is essential. 

Stipend for serving on the committee equivalent to stipend for teaching one (3-credit) course at UMBC per year

Our administrative liaison is Vice Provost Patrice McDermott.

The AFAC was chartered by UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski and Provost Philip Rous.

Nominating and running for the AFAC expresses a commitment. All AFAC members are understood to have an obligation to represent the adjunct faculty at UMBC and to be available to meet with faculty and administrators.

DEADLINES:

·         We will ask for nominations to be completed within the next ten days, through (midnight) Thursday, May 2.

·         Elections will be conducted through the following eight days, ending (midnight) Friday, May 10

·         Winning candidates will be notified and introduced as soon as possible after votes are tallied, before end of term Tuesday, May 14

The Center for Social Science Scholarship invites applications for Faculty Working Groups to promote intellectual exchange in the social sciences and across campus. These collaborative scholarly learning communities will meet regularly to engage in such activities as: working on research projects, reading key literature, exploring new methodological approaches, and/or engaging in matters of public interest related to the social sciences.

Up to four Faculty Working Groups will be selected by the center director and advisory board members. Groups should be faculty-led and must include at least one faculty member from a social science department at UMBC. Additional priority will be given to groups whose members and/or areas of interest are multi- or interdisciplinary. Advanced graduate students may participate as Faculty Working Group members but may not serve as leaders.

Faculty Working Groups can apply for up to $1,000 in annual support ($500 per semester); groups will also be able to apply for continuation funding. Groups may use funds for such items as: supporting regular group meetings; purchasing software, books, or other materials; hosting external speakers; creating scholarly resources; traveling to external sites for research or public engagement purposes; and other similar activities. A brief report of the group’s activities will be due at the end of the funding period.

Apply by May 30, 2019, for groups to begin in Fall 2019.

Click on the attached file to download the application form. 

Applications should be submitted via email to socialscience@umbc.edu. Questions may be directed to Christine Mallinson, Director of the Center for Social Science Scholarship.

The Interpretation and Outreach Manager (IOM) is the Baltimore National Heritage Area’s (BNHA) main liaison to its cultural and heritage partners. The IOM works with these partners and BNHA staff to plan, create, and execute programs and events that engage visitors, residents and Baltimore City Public School students in the primary interpretive themes stated in the Baltimore National Heritage Area 2012 Comprehensive Management Plan.