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Helping Students with Disabilities Look to the Future (College of Education)
College of Education Partnership Fosters Workplace Readiness Skills, Confidence and Community
Read More on Helping Students with Disabilities Look to the Future (College of Education)Merrill College's Sarah Oates, Wei-Ping Li and Naeemul Hassan Co-Authored Report
Read More on U.S. Ethnic, Indigenous Media Play Critical Role in Countering Disinformation, Study Finds (Philip Merrill College of Journalism)What Happens at UMD if There’s a Federal Government Shutdown (Maryland Today)
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Read More on What Happens at UMD if There’s a Federal Government Shutdown (Maryland Today)Provost Named to Washingtonian’s List of ‘Most Powerful Women’ (Maryland Today)
Senior Vice President and Provost Jennifer King Rice has been recognized on Washingtonian's list of “Most Powerful Women” in the publication’s October 2025 issue.
Read More on Provost Named to Washingtonian’s List of ‘Most Powerful Women’ (Maryland Today)Sept. 22 marked the start of National Hazing Prevention Week, a week allocated to raising awareness about hazing.
Read More on “These Hands Don’t Haze”: UMD’s Panhellenic Association and Office of Student Conduct participate in Hazing Prevention Week (Stories Beneath the Shell)5 Ways to Boost Your Mental Health This Week (Maryland Today)
Screenings, Crafts, Self-Care Fair Among Mental Health Awareness Week Highlights
Read More on 5 Ways to Boost Your Mental Health This Week (Maryland Today)College of Education Researcher Works to More Accurately Assess Latine Math Engagement, Achievement
Read More on For Good Measure: College of Education Researcher Works to More Accurately Assess Latine Math Engagement, Achievement (College of Education)Jiménez screens documentary on women and crisis (Stories Beneath the Shell)
The 86-minute documentary follows the lives of five women around the world dealing with major crises, from pollution to terminal cancer.
Read More on Jiménez screens documentary on women and crisis (Stories Beneath the Shell)Drawing on her own success story, Caroline Solomon (Ph.D. ’06, marine estuarine and environmental sciences) inspires deaf and hard-of-hearing college students to pursue careers in STEM fields.
Read More on Changing the Narrative From ‘You Can’t’ to ‘You Can’ (College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences)‘I Was Happy to See a Teacher that Looked Like Me’ (College of Education)
College of Education Researchers and Collaborators Envision Ways to Cultivate and Retain a Diverse Educator Workforce
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