The University of Maryland Eastern Shore and Sunyani Technical University (STU) of Ghana recently signed an articulation agreement that would create a detailed plan to initiate specific activities necessary to develop a sustainable pipeline of STU students in its pharmaceutical sciences program as a feeder for UMES’s Doctor of Pharmacy program. The documents were signed…Read more ‘Today is a memorable day’
Sometimes, the best ideas come from a bit of inspiration and a bit of tweaking. That was the case when Dr. Dana Little, a UMES professor in the Department of English and Modern Languages Digital Media Studies program, attended the annual South by Southwest convention and festival in Austin, TX earlier this year. It was…Read more ‘It’s about student voices within the community’
Anyone who tried to get a child to sit tight or stand still for a picture knows how much of a herculean feat that can be. But try doing it once a day every day over the summer period with the same child. That’s what University of Maryland Eastern Shore photography professor Jesse Halpern did…Read more Working artists at work
Stephen Pender has been a lover of music all his life as he was playing melodies and a variety of instruments since the age of two years old. It was something that was passed down to him through his family with his pastor grandfather, who played guitar in his younger days, as well as his…Read more ‘It’s going to be our comeback year’
As part of our “person-on-the-yard” interviews, we asked new students “What brought them to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore?” The interviews took place in front of the Student Services Center during their first week of classes for freshmen and transfer students. Students interviewed include: Ryan Park, Afi Amenofe, Devin Powers, and Monique Pettigrew…Read more ‘The people here … they’re really a community’
September is dually recognized as “Suicide Prevention Month” and “Recovery Awareness Month,” with both shedding greater light on issues that not only have a devastating effect on the people involved but also on friends and family. In an effort to bring greater knowledge of the two issues, the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s Counseling Services…Read more “There’s a ripple effect”
“What are you hoping to get out of your experience at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore?” This question was posed to several new students as part of our “person-on-the-yard” interviews in front of the Student Services Center. The interviews took place during their first week of classes for freshmen and transfer students. Students interviewed…Read more ‘I hope to gain long-lasting friendships’
In a small, nestled area between Richard Hazel Hall and just off the walking path near John T. Williams Hall sat the former residence of “Prince Leroy,” who had more than a dozen maidens waiting on him hand and foot for all hours of the day. The regal moniker had no monarchal responsibilities as “Prince…Read more ‘Imagine the things you can no longer see’
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore moved a step closer to meeting President Heidi M. Anderson’s goal of being a “Top 10” historically Black institution in the latest Best Colleges survey released today by U.S. News and World Report. UMES came in at 16 in the publication’s 2022 rankings of HBCUs, one notch higher than…Read more UMES ranked 16th among HBCUs in U.S. News & World Report’s survey
How often does an interest in volunteering end up leading to a job opportunity? That was the case when UMES associate professor of history Dr. Kathryn Barrett-Gaines was looking to do something during her summer vacation. She was interested in giving back to where she lived in Bowie, Md. “I love it there, and I…Read more ‘It’s sobering’
