We have several alumni who are current professors and others who are in postdocs or STEM positions with plans to enter the professoriate later in their careers or serve as adjunct faculty.
Here is a short list:
Dr. Oliver Meyers (UMBC), Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Mississippi State University
Dr. Alycia Marshall (UMCP), Associate Professor of Mathematics, Anne Arundel Community College
Dr. Stacey Williams (UMB), Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, College of Notre Dame
Dr. Jesus Caban (UMBC), Adjunct Professor of Computer Science, UMBC, Researcher – NIH
Dr. Lorrie Frasure, Assistant Professor, Political Science, UCLA
Dr. Christopher Whitt (UMCP), Assistant Professor, Political Science, Augustana College
Dr. Calandra Tate (UMCP), Assistant Professor, Mathematics, College of Staten Island, CUNY
Dr. Cyntrica Eaton (UMCP), Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Norfolk State University
Dr. B. Michelle Harris (UMCP), Assistant Professor, Nutrition and Food Sciences, UDC
Dr. Kholiswa Laird (UMBC), Postdoctoral Fellow, Chemistry, University of Rochester
Dr. Latese Briggs (UMBC), Postdoctoral Fellow, Chemistry, MIT/Harvard Broad Institute on Genomics
Dr. Robert Alexander (UMBC), Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Dr. Sylvester Mosley (UMBC), ORISE Postdoctoral Fellow, FDA
Dr. Dawn Ward (UMBC), Assistant Professor, Chemistry, Stevenson College
Dr. T. Sean Vasitis (UMB), Assistant Professor, Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Dr. Jocelyn Reader (UMB), Postdoctoral Fellow, Greenbaum Cancer Center, University of Maryland School and Medicine, Adjunct Professor at University of Maryland University College
Dr. Marishka Brown (UMB), Postdoctoral Fellow, Respiratory Neurobiology, University of Pennsylvania
Alumni of the Dissertation House are listed here:
http://dissertationhouse.wordpress.com/alumni/
This page contains many first placement positions and will continue to be updated.
The “Community Building Experience” is a retreat, sponsored by PROMISE: Maryland’s Alliance for Graduate Education and the Professoriate (AGEP), that involves team building exercises and bonding opportunities for graduate students, staff, and faculty who are dedicated to increasing the numbers and diversity of Ph.D.s in fields supported by the National Science Foundation. The “Community Building Experience” is another major activity of the PROMISE training program. Each PROMISE program is designed to equip graduate students with tools and experiences that will enhance completion of the Ph.D. degree, motivate potential transition to the professoriate, and encourage subsequent success in the academy. The PROMISE Community Building Experience has been held at the Coolfont Conference Center and the Rocky Gap Resort and Conference Center during either the end of February or the beginning of March, with programs facilitated by the Outward Bound Professional group. All graduate students, faculty, and staff from all disciplines, ethnicities, and backgrounds are invited to attend!
Read more about the retreat and other community building events: