Closed tomorrow
The Women's, Gender, & Equity Center will be closed tomorrow (June 4th).
We will reopen on Thursday, June 5th.
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The Women's, Gender, & Equity Center will be closed tomorrow (June 4th). We will reopen on Thursday, June 5th.
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Day in the Life: Intern Spotlight Submission
Show off your internship!
Calling All Interns!
Are you interning this summer and want to be featured on our chapter’s Instagram? We’re looking for students to share a “Day in the Life” video to showcase what internship life really looks like!
Whether you're working remotely or on-site, we’d love to highlight your experience. We'll be featuring summer interns, so submit your video early to secure a spot!
Please Note: If you plan to film in your workplace or include colleagues, you must get consent from your company and anyone featured in the video.
Deadline to submit: July 23rd, 2025 at 11:59 PM
Fill out the form below to get started!
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SLCE Conference Early Bird Registration is OPEN
Saturday, October 25 9:00-4:00 PM
Visit Transform Mid-Atlantic's Registration Page: https://transformmidatlantic.org/2025-slce-registration/ Join UMBC, Transform Mid-Atlantic, and campuses across the region for a powerful day of
connection, collaboration, and community impact. From faculty and students to
nonprofits and community leaders—SLCE is where civic action and innovation meet.
Save your spot now!
Early Bird Registration ends September 15!
#SLCE2025 #TransformMidAtlantic #CivicEngagement #HigherEd #ChesterWickwire
#StudentChangemakers #RegisterEarly #BaltimoreEvents #ServiceLearning
Sahar Souizi, Marylia Duarte Batista (Environmental Engineering Ph.D. students with Dr. Blaney), and Dr. Blaney attended the AEESP 2025 Research and Education Conference at Duke University from May 20-22. With over 1,000 attendees, the event featured oral presentations, poster sessions, plenary talks, workshops, and networking opportunities. Marylia presented her research titled “Development of hybrid anion-exchange resins with enhanced selectivity and capacity for (ultra)short-chain PFAS” in the “Advances in PFAS Treatment and Destruction” session. Sahar shared her work on “Sustainable nutrient recovery from poultry litter using an enhanced tube-in-tube Donnan dialysis system” during the “Resource Recovery from Waste Streams Towards Circular Economy” session. Both students enjoyed the opportunities to connect with fellow PhD students, post-doctoral researchers, and professors in the field.
The conference also offered opportunities for reconnections, such as with Ouriel Ndalamba, a former undergraduate lab member now a PhD student at Princeton.
Additional details and links to Sahar and Marylia's submitted abstracts: https://lee-blaney.squarespace.com/news
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UMBC Named Top Game Design School in Maryland by Animation Career Review
UMBC has been recognized as a leader in game design education in the 2025 Game Design School Rankings published by Animation Career Review. This marks the 12th year the rankings have been released, evaluating more than 150 schools across the United States.
According to the 2025 report, UMBC ranks:
The rankings are based on criteria such as academic reputation, admission selectivity, depth and breadth of programs, and graduate employment data. You can view the full rankings here and the methodology here.
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CBEE Congratulates the Class of 2025
Congratulations to all our graduating students this semester! Your hard work, dedication, and perseverance have paid off, and we are incredibly proud of your achievements. Whether or not you participated in commencement, we celebrate with you!
Pictured: New graduate Dr. Oindrila Ghosh and Dr. Upal Ghosh
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Congratulations to all our graduating students this semester! Your hard work, dedication, and perseverance have paid off, and we are incredibly proud of your achievements. Whether or not you...
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WGEC Suggested Summer Readings
Looking for your next feminist read? The Women's, Gender, & Equity Center has got you! We've curated a list of books for students, faculty, and staff to read at their leisure and boost their feminist knowledge this summer. Relevant to work that's happening on the ground and at UMBC, these books embody the principles that the Women's, Gender, & Equity Center seeks to fulfill. You can also
check out our Summer Book Club here.
- "Healing Resistance: A Radically Different Response to Harm" by Kazu Haga - This book introduces a philosophy of nonviolence rooted in Kingian principles, offering a powerful guide for engaging conflict and harm with empathy, accountability, and transformative justice. Haga blends activism, healing, and community care into a practice of "fierce vulnerability." This book is being read as part of the Center for Social Justice Dialogue's Summer Read program.
- "From Equity Talk to Equity Walk: Expanding Practitioner Knowledge for Racial Justice in Higher Education" by Tia Brown McNair, Estela Bensimon, and Lindsey Malcolm-Piquex- This practical guide challenges institutions to move beyond symbolic gestures by embedding equity and racial justice into policies, assessment, and leadership. It provides tools for higher education professionals committed to sustainable change.
- "White Tears/Brown Scars: How White Feminism Betrays Women of Color" by Ruby Hamad - Hamad explores how white feminism has historically excluded and harmed women of color by upholding systems of white supremacy and colonialism. She weaves personal narrative with historical and cultural critique to challenge dominant feminist frameworks.
- "On the Wrong Side: How Universities Protect Perpetrators and Betray Survivors of Sexual Violence" by Nicole Bedera - Drawing on ethnographic research, Bedera exposes how campus Title IX systems often protect accused students--particularly privilege white men--while retraumatizing survivors. She critiques the myth of neutrality in institutional responses and calls for equity-centered reforms that prioritize survivor safety, inclusion, and voice.
- "Baltimore Revisited: Stories of Inequality and Resistance in a U.S. City" edited by P. Nicole King, Kate Drabinski, and Joshua Clark Davis - Edited in part by UMBC's very own Dr. Nicole King and Dr. Kate, this book is recommended for community members looking to learn more about the politics and battlegrounds in the city they learn from. Covering a range of topics, from environmental justice, capitalism and gentrification, to indigenous roots and rights, Baltimore Revisited is the activist's guide to Baltimore.
- "Undrowned: Black Feminist Lessons From Marine Mammals" by Alexis Pauline Gumbs - Beginning as a pandemic social media campaign, Gumbs' unlikely comparison between Black women's experiences and the objectification of marine mammals creates an "emergent strategy," one that has helped many reimagine their relationship with change. This book is recommended for community members that are looking to engage with feminist materials for the first time, or those looking for a new way to envision change.
The Women's, Gender, & Equity Center is open for full participation by all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or any other protected category under applicable federal law, state law, and the University's nondiscrimination policy. Summer is the perfect time to crack open a new feminist book--but feminist books pair best with feminist conversation. Join the Women's, Gender, & Equity Center this summer for our annual Summer Book Club to discuss our chosen book in community!
"Truth and Repair: How Trauma Survivors Envision Justice" by Judith Herman - Pioneering trauma expert Judith Herman redefines justice from the perspective of survivors, emphasizing healing, accountability, and the need for community-based responses beyond punitive systems. It centers the voices of those often ignored in traditional legal frameworks.
Book club meetings will take place virtually and in-person at the WGEC Lounge (Commons 004) simultaneously. Each meeting will discuss one part of the book as outlined below. Copies of the book are available to read in the Women's, Gender, & Equity Center.
Part 1 Chapters 1-3: Power - June 26, 1-2pm
Part 2 Chapters 4-6: Vision - July 17, 1-2pm
Part 3 Chapters 7-9 Healing - August 7, 1-2pm
This book club is open for full participation by all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or any other protected category under applicable federal law, state law, and the University's nondiscrimination policy. UMBC CSEE professors Dong Li and Konstantinos Kalpakis were awarded funding from the University of Maryland, Baltimore’s Institute for Clinical and Translational Research to collaborate with UMB partners to develop innovative healthcare technology.
Professor Li aims to develop a reliable method to monitor blood pressure with a smartphone outfitted with ultrasound sensors to measure blood flow and using the built-in microphone to record heart sounds. The partnership with UMB will allow the team to conduct clinical trials, with both healthy individuals and those with hypertension, to rigorously evaluate the system’s accuracy and effectiveness.
Kalpakis and his colleagues are developing a new approach to help trauma physicians make better-informed treatment decisions quickly. The team is working on a machine-learning framework that can help ER doctors predict medical outcomes, such as which patients will experience severe complications from trauma and what their blood transfusion needs may be.
Read more about their awards and projects here.
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Internet2 NET+ Honors UMBC's Jack Suess with 2025 Cloud Superhero Award
The Internet2 NET+ Program selected Jack Suess (BS ‘81, MS ‘92), UMBC’s vice president of information technology and chief information officer, to receive its 2025 Cloud Superhero Award. The award recognizes community members who possess cloud superpowers and share them with the research and education community.
Jack was honored at the Higher Education Cloud Forum in New York on Tuesday, May 20. University of Virginia’s Deputy CIO Damian Doyle (BS ’99, MS ’16), who worked with Jack at UMBC for more than two decades, presented him with the award. Jack joined UMBC as a student in 1976 and majored in Mathematics, following its computing track. After graduating in 1981, he was hired by UMBC and worked as its VP for Information Technology. He added the role of UMBC's Chief Information Officer in 2005. To learn more about Jack’s accomplishments and contributions, read the full 2025 Cloud Superhero Award announcement on the Internet2 website.
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The Internet2 NET+ Program selected Jack Suess (BS ‘81, MS ‘92), UMBC’s vice president of information technology and chief information officer, to receive its 2025 Cloud Superhero Award. The...
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Jack Suess with Damian Doyle after Suess received the 2025 Cloud Superhero Award
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