When Taiwo Oluyemo, an incoming graduate student to the pharmacy program at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, shared her feelings of hopefulness in a Sept. 3 social media post on X (formerly Twitter), she had no idea how that sentiment would resonate with so many people. In the first day alone, there were more…Read more UMES pharmacy student’s tweet goes viral, becomes inspirational
Five major enhancement projects are taking place or have recently been completed around the University of Maryland Eastern Shore campus. The projects, ranging from infrastructure improvements to building renovation and construction, play a vital role in the function of the institution. “These projects may not be the glitzy ones, but they are necessary and overall,…Read more Works in progress
This past summer, University of Maryland Eastern Shore students participated in various study abroad trips spanning the globe. The faculty-led excursions, many supported by UMES’s Center for International Education (CIE), covered six countries over three continents including Columbia, England, Denmark, Greece, Spain, and Zambia. As part of the study abroad experience, the Office of Academic…Read more Hawk Pride goes global
Dear UMES students, faculty, and staff: Recognizing the heavy emotional distress experienced by our campus from the fatal car accident that claimed the lives of two students and seriously injured two others, the University of Maryland Eastern Shore will suspend classes Monday, Oct. 7, and Tuesday, Oct. 8 so that our community can grieve these…Read more Classes suspended Monday & Tuesday for wellness days for the campus community
Fellow Hawks, I write to you today with a heavy heart. Early this morning a car accident tragically claimed the lives of two University of Maryland Eastern Shore students and caused two others to have emergency surgery. A first year 18-year-old female student from Willow Grove, PA, and a 22-year-old third year male unenrolled student…Read more Hawk Community Mourns Losses
When Angela Alsobrooks arrived at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore on Wednesday afternoon, it felt like a reunion. Flanked by members of her campaign team and UMES alumni, Alsobrooks, the Prince George’s County executive and Maryland Democratic Party candidate for U.S. Senate, was greeted with hugs and handshakes from members of a UMES contingent…Read more U.S. Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks comes to UMES
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore is partnering with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to help students develop career opportunities in public service. In August, UMES entered a Memorandum of Understanding with HHS’s Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy/Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ASTP/ONC) and its Pathways to Public…Read more UMES, HHS sign MOU for ‘Pathways to Public Service’ program
Aspiring entrepreneurs at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore – and in the local community – now have a place to help them create their next big idea. In July, UMES became the fifth HBCU designated as a Patent and Trademark Resource Center (PTRC) by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) – and the…Read more Frederick Douglass Library chosen as a patent and trademark center for entrepreneurs
Senior Kajal Ghising’s passion for the hospitality industry has taken her around the world. Ghising left her native Nepal more than a year head to the United States to pursue her dream in the field, before enrolling in the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s Hospitality and Tourism Management (HTM) bachelor’s degree program, operated through The…Read more UMES students Ghising, Phan named hospitality scholarship recipients
University of Maryland Eastern Shore employees are benefitting from several technological changes across campus this fall, much of it happening at their desks. As part of technical upgrades performed by the Information Technology department, UMES began working on a checklist of tasks including the campus-wide transition to the Windows 11 operating system, migrations from Google…Read more ‘It makes us one big technological family’
