Changing Maryland: 2022 Legislative Session (RSVP required)
A conversation with state leaders
Learn how UMBC students, faculty, staff, and alumni can get involved in shaping legislation in Annapolis and contributing to the civic health of our state. Participants will meet state leaders and learn about issues being addressed in the 2022 legislative session, including climate change, police reform, health care, higher education, and allocation of the historically large state budget surplus.
Part of this program will take place in small groups where participants will have a chance to interact with state leaders and each other.
State leaders participating in the program include:
- Vanessa Atterbeary, Maryland State Delegate, District 13
- Erinn Camp Mansour, Chief of Staff, Maryland State Senator Clarence Lam, District 12
- Jessica Feldmark, Maryland State Delegate, District 12
- Brian Frazee '11, M.P.P. '12, Vice President of Government Affairs, Maryland Hospital Association; President, Board of Directors, UMBC Alumni Association
- Clarence Lam, Maryland State Senator, District 12
- Sheila Ruth, Maryland State Delegate, District 44B
- Dana Stein, Maryland State Delegate, District 11
An RSVP is required as spots in these popular virtual conversations are limited. To RSVP, follow this link.
This event is hosted by the UMBC’s Center for Democracy and Civic Life in partnership with the Student Government Association and Graduate Student Association.
Changing Maryland: Legislative Session is part of a program series that prepares members of the UMBC community for active participation in Maryland’s legislative process.