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Student Scholarship Q&A: Kirley Silva, information systems

Every so often, we highlight the importance of student scholarships by introducing you to the very students they help to succeed. Today, we’re featuring Kirley Silva ‘15, information systems, who is an Esperanza Scholarship recipient. This scholarship is awarded to a student of Latino or Hispanic ancestry who demonstrates commitment to the advancement of minorities, especially of Latino or Hispanic descent. Name: Kirley Silva Major: Information systems Scholarship(s): Esperanza Scholarship Q: Why did you decide to attend UMBC? As an honors university, I chose UMBC for its challenging and prestigious academics, as well as for its amazing support system and… Continue Reading Student Scholarship Q&A: Kirley Silva, information systems

Student Scholarship Q&A: Kaitlyn Golden, psychology

Every so often, we highlight the importance of student scholarships by introducing you to the very students they help to succeed. Today, we’re featuring Kaitlyn Golden, a senior psychology major who is also a Shattuck Family Entrepreneurial Scholarship recipient. This scholarship was established to recognize and celebrate outstanding UMBC students who have demonstrated an interest in entrepreneurship, high academic potential and drive, and an exceptional value system and commitment to the community. Name: Kaitlyn Golden Grad year/major: May 2014, psychology Affiliation: Sondheim Public Affairs Scholars Program, Honors College Q: Why did you decide to attend UMBC? A: My sister attended… Continue Reading Student Scholarship Q&A: Kaitlyn Golden, psychology

Student Scholarship Q&A: Polly Muangrat, Information Systems and English Literature

Every so often, we highlight the importance of student scholarships by introducing you to the very students they help to succeed. Today, we’re speaking with Polly Muangrat, information systems and English literature, who recently received the Aol Advertising.com Scholarship. Name: Polly Muangrat ’14 Major(s): Information Systems B.S. and English Literature B.A. Scholarship(s): NSF SFS CyberCorps Scholar, Aol Advertising.com Scholarship, COEIT Vijay Jose Scholarship, Alumni Association Award Q: Why did you decide to attend UMBC? I wanted to attend UMBC most of all because of the environment and the programs offered. By environment, I mean that when I visited, the first thing I saw… Continue Reading Student Scholarship Q&A: Polly Muangrat, Information Systems and English Literature

30 Days/30 Scholarships: Q&A with 2013 Valedictorian Asif Majid

When students have the scholarship support they need, they can do AMAZING things. And during the month of June, we’re working hard to help students do just that — make the most of their time at UMBC, and change the world for the better, with the aid of scholarships. Our aim? To raise enough money to award 30 scholarships of $1,000. It’s a big goal, but you can help us reach it, and when you do, you’ll be helping students in need. Today we’re featuring 2013 valedictorian and scholarship recipient Asif Majid ’13, interdisciplinary studies, who this fall is bound… Continue Reading 30 Days/30 Scholarships: Q&A with 2013 Valedictorian Asif Majid

30 Days/30 Scholarships: Q&A with Micaela Perez Ferrero

When students have the scholarship support they need, they can do AMAZING things. And during the month of June, we’re working hard to help students do just that — make the most of their time at UMBC, and change the world for the better, with the aid of scholarships. Our aim? To raise enough money to award 30 scholarships of $1,000. It’s a big goal, but you can help us reach it, and when you do, you’ll be helping students in need. Today we’re featuring an outstanding scholarship winner and future teacher, Micaela Perez Ferrero ’13, political science, who received… Continue Reading 30 Days/30 Scholarships: Q&A with Micaela Perez Ferrero

30 Days/30 Scholarships: Q&A with Collin Wojciechowski

In his junior year at UMBC, Collin Wojciechowski ’13, political science, represented nearly 180,000 students within the University System of Maryland (USM) as their sole student representative on the Board of Regents. Wojciechowski advocated against “doomsday” budget cuts and tuition increases and successfully lobbied to overhaul the USM policy for assessing student fees, making students an active part of the discussion. Without the aid of scholarships, he would never have been able to serve his fellow students in this way. We sat down with the newly graduated Sondheim Scholar to talk a little bit about the part scholarships have played… Continue Reading 30 Days/30 Scholarships: Q&A with Collin Wojciechowski

Student Scholarship Q&A: Kate Hunsicker ’14, English and Dance

Name:  Kate Hunsicker ’14 Majors: English and Dance Scholarships: Alumni Association Scholarship (Legacy), Senatorial Scholarship, UMBC scholarship Q: Why did you decide to attend UMBC? A:  I decided to come to UMBC because this school was able to offer me everything that I wanted. I wanted a mid-sized campus, in-state and not too far from home, where I could major in both Dance and English. My dad, uncle, and older brother all went to UMBC, so I knew that it was a great school and that I would be happy in the community life here. Q:  What has been the… Continue Reading Student Scholarship Q&A: Kate Hunsicker ’14, English and Dance

Student Scholarship Q&A: Micaela A. Perez Ferrero ’13

Name: Micaela A. Perez Ferrero ’13 Major:  Political Science Scholarships: Alumni Association Scholarship, Sondheim Public Affairs Scholars Program, The Shattuck Family Entrepreneurial Scholars Program, and The UMBC Political Science Department Q:  How important is it for you to have received these scholarships? A:  Without scholarships, I would not be at UMBC. Scholarships have not only allowed me to attend a 4 year university, but it also allowed me to attend UMBC. Scholarships have given me the opportunity to achieve my goals and dreams, and I am sincerely grateful for all those who have contributed to each of my scholarships. Q:… Continue Reading Student Scholarship Q&A: Micaela A. Perez Ferrero ’13

Maurice Berger poses in the "For All The World To See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights" exhibit in the National Museum of African American History and Culture Gallery of the Smithsonian's American History Museum July 27, 2011 in Washington, DC.  The traveling exhibit, which focuses on the power of visual media, is on display to November 27 and is organized by the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture at the University of Maryland and the National Museum of African American History and Culture

Interrogating Images: Q&A with Maurice Berger

Whether he is enlightening readers on the nuances of photographs with his posts on “The Lens” blog at The New York Times, curating an exhibit such as For All the World to See, or testing the boundaries of memoir and cultural criticism (as he did with his book White Lies: Race and the Myths of Whiteness), you can count on Maurice Berger to be at the forefront of American culture’s engagement with its history and visual culture. Berger is research professor and the chief curator at UMBC’s Center for Arts, Design and Visual Culture (CADVC). He is also a consulting… Continue Reading Interrogating Images: Q&A with Maurice Berger

Maurice Berger poses in the "For All The World To See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights" exhibit in the National Museum of African American History and Culture Gallery of the Smithsonian's American History Museum July 27, 2011 in Washington, DC.  The traveling exhibit, which focuses on the power of visual media, is on display to November 27 and is organized by the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture at the University of Maryland and the National Museum of African American History and Culture

Interrogating Images: Q&A with Maurice Berger

Whether he is enlightening readers on the nuances of photographs with his posts on “The Lens” blog at The New York Times, curating an exhibit such as For All the World to See, or testing the boundaries of memoir and cultural criticism (as he did with his book White Lies: Race and the Myths of Whiteness), you can count on Maurice Berger to be at the forefront of American culture’s engagement with its history and visual culture. Berger is research professor and the chief curator at UMBC’s Center for Arts, Design and Visual Culture (CADVC). He is also a consulting… Continue Reading Interrogating Images: Q&A with Maurice Berger

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