Prof. Meringolo wins a Whiting Public Engagement fellowship

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Prof. Meringolo wins a Whiting Public Engagement fellowship

This year, UMBC was for the first time invited to nominate a candidate for the Whiting Fellowship. Prof. Denise Meringolo of the History Department was announced one of the winners yesterday - she will be working with Baltimore kids on the Baltimore Uprising. Read all about her project by visiting the website! Congratulations!!

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posted	February 28, 2018
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