‘This is going to put UMES on the map’

As artificial intelligence tools and facial recognition see increased usage in law enforcement, there are understandable concerns about privacy and equity in their application. How law enforcement officials can utilize these emerging technologies to foster trust and create regulation standards highlighted the May 10 “Facial Recognition Technology in Law Enforcement: Regulations and Trust” conference, organized…Read more ‘This is going to put UMES on the map’

UMES Technology program students, staff, and alumni collect accolades

Members of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s Career and Technology Education (CTE) program were recently honored at the state and international level for their work in advancing technology and engineering literacy for all students. The award recipients – comprised of CTE students, faculty, staff, and alumni from UMES’s program offered at the Baltimore Museum…Read more UMES Technology program students, staff, and alumni collect accolades

Maryland Legislative Black Caucus Chair to address UMES Spring graduates on May 17

Delegate Jheanelle K. Wilkins, the Chair of the Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland, will be the guest speaker for the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s 137th Spring Commencement. The ceremony, which takes place Friday, May 17 at 10 a.m. at the William P. Hytche Athletic Center on the UMES campus, will confer the degrees of…Read more Maryland Legislative Black Caucus Chair to address UMES Spring graduates on May 17

UMES researchers’ treatment for prostate cancer awarded top prize at Innovate Maryland competition

Therapy developed by University of Maryland Eastern Shore researchers for an advanced form of prostate cancer was recently named Life Sciences Invention of the Year. The invention, “Combination Therapy and Diagnostic Tool for Aggressive Prostate Cancer” developed by UMES associate professor Dr. Peter Wang and senior research fellow Dr. Mohammad Waseem, captured first place in…Read more UMES researchers’ treatment for prostate cancer awarded top prize at Innovate Maryland competition

UMES School of Veterinary Medicine receives $1 million federal funding investment

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore has received $1,071,000 in direct federal funding for its new School of Veterinary Medicine. The investment came from the fiscal year 2024 funding package passed by the United States Senate in March, which was later signed into law by President Joe Biden. Funding for the veterinary school was requested…Read more UMES School of Veterinary Medicine receives $1 million federal funding investment

UMES receives $560,000 research grant from NIH to study HSV-1 virus

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore received a sizeable grant from the National Institutes of Health to study the effects of the Herpes Simplex Virus on brain neurons. UMES’s funding, which is spread across a four-year period, came from the NIH’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases’ (NIAID) Support for Research Excellence (SuRE) grant….Read more UMES receives $560,000 research grant from NIH to study HSV-1 virus

‘It means everything to me’

UMES students pose with their respective Award of Excellence Plaques

When Mikayla Carroll arrived at the Ella Fitzgerald Performing Arts Center on April 4, she was unaware of the surprise awaiting her. Carroll, a graduating senior majoring in commercial photography, was one of four students who received the Award of Excellence for their respective undergraduate schools during the 71st Annual Honors Convocation. The convocation, held…Read more ‘It means everything to me’

UMES earns nod for Honda Campus All-Star Challenge’s “Thrilling 32”

HBCU quiz bowl team

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore is one of 32 Historically Black Colleges and Universities participating in the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge (HCASC) National Championship Tournament (NCT), set for April 6-10 in Torrance, California. UMES, competing in the HBCU quiz bowl competition for the 22nd time, will be represented by sophomores Princaya Sanders (Baltimore, Md.)…Read more UMES earns nod for Honda Campus All-Star Challenge’s “Thrilling 32”

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