The Social Sciences Forum presents Amber Spry, assistant professor in the Departments of Politics and African + African American Studies at Brandeis University, who will speak on “The Technological Future: Shifting the Focus from What We Build to Who We Build It For.”
In this artist lecture, Amina Ross unearths the possibilities of a multi-media practice through an active engagement of turbulence. How might an art practice pull apart the complexities of our current conditions by offering transitory spaces of refuge? How might transformation of an unbearable reality become possible only through “staying with the trouble”?
Join a staff member from the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation for a 30-minute information session covering UMBC traditions and values, application requirements, and opportunities for funding your education.
This screening by artist Amina Ross presents a curated selection of short films that examine emotional turbulence through diverse moving-image approaches, from spontaneous cell-phone recordings to meticulously crafted 3D animations. Together, the works trace shifting inner states across multiple visual registers.
Join a staff member from the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation for a 30-minute information session covering UMBC traditions and values, application requirements, and opportunities for funding your education.
Admitted first year and transfer students for Fall 2026, along with their guests, are invited to explore UMBC's innovative and inclusive community; learn more about our academic opportunities, student resources, and campus life; and find out why #RetrieverNation is the place to be!All attendees will have the opportunity to:Enjoy welcome remarks from UMBC leadershipHear from current students about the UMBC student experienceTake a campus tour and get a sneak peek of the residence hallsHear from College Deans and explore academic opportunitiesExplore a plethora of campus resources and student organizations Discuss financial aid and scholarship optionsAttend sessions on topics like the […]
The UMBC Theatre Department is pleased to invite high school and transfer students interested in experiencing life as a Theatre major at UMBC! Included in the Day:An information session with Eve Muson, Chair of Theatre Department.
Three members of UMBC's music faculty — pianist Audrey Andrist, violist Renate Falkner, and oboist Fatma Daglar — present an afternoon of chamber music for their unusual instrumental pairing. Their concert will feature works by Claude Debussy, Rebecca Clarke, Margaret Bonds, Earl Wild, and Charles Martin Loeffler.
The UMBC Dance Department is pleased to invite high school juniors interested in pursuing dance study as a major or minor to experience the life of a dance student at UMBC.
Join a staff member from the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation for a 30-minute information session covering UMBC traditions and values, application requirements, and opportunities for funding your education.
Join a staff member from the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation for a 30-minute information session covering UMBC traditions and values, application requirements, and opportunities for funding your education.
Join a staff member from the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation for a 30-minute information session covering UMBC traditions and values, application requirements, and opportunities for funding your education.
Join a staff member from the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation for a 30-minute information session covering UMBC traditions and values, application requirements, and opportunities for funding your education.
Join a staff member from the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation for a 30-minute information session covering UMBC traditions and values, application requirements, and opportunities for funding your education.
The Humanities Forum presents Aisha Beliso-De Jesús, Olden Street Professor of American Studies and Chair of the Effron Center for the Study of America, Princeton University, who will speak on Excited Delirium: Race, Police Violence, and the Invention of a Disease.