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Investing in Early Childhood Literacy
Louise Izat and Donna Helm met their first week of classes in 1966. More than 50 years later, the pair endowed a scholarship for students working in education.
An Interrupted Education, Completed
Bob Bolton ’70, funds a scholarship in honor of his mother Elinora Bolton, who returned to college after having 10 kids and earned her degree alongside him.
Leading By Giving—Alum Boosts Doctoral Students in Public Service
In 2019, UMBC’s first public policy doctoral graduate pledged $100,000 to create the Renny DiPentima Fund for Advancement in Public Policy.
Emergency Funds Help UMBC Students Stay Black and Gold
UMBC’s Stay Black and Gold Emergency Fund provides awards to students ranging from $1,000 to $8,000 depending on needs arising from unexpected crises.
Challenge Met: UMBC Giving Day 2020 a Resounding Success
Each February, the UMBC community reaches together to support student …
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1966 Society Enjoys Tour of A Designed Life Exhibit
During their annual gathering on campus this week, members of The …
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Starting the Semester with Grit: AKA alumnae donate over 50 care packages for BSU event
Our alumni are all about giving back to the campus …
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Throughout the Ages: Past, present, and future converge at annual Hilltop Society Dinner
UMBC has accumulated a rich history in its first 50 …
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Round Up: UMBC in the News
One of the things that makes UMBC great is how …
Help INDS Develop New Courses and Curricula
Editor’s note: Here at UMBC, our students are the heartbeat …
