How Maryland Courts Can Work Best for Everyone: A Conversation About Juvenile Justice
Wednesday, October 29, 2025 at 6 p.m
The Maryland Judiciary’s Equal Justice Committee (EJC), through its Community Outreach Subcommittee, hosts community forums across the state to increase understanding of the courts and their services while learning the community's needs and the ways in which the courts can provide better service.
On October 29, 2025, the Community Outreach Subcommittee will host a virtual forum for Baltimore City on Juvenile Justice.
- The program will offer a holistic perspective on juvenile justice matters along with information on opportunities and alternatives for young people and their families.
- The program will offer information about the juvenile court, including its goals, procedures, and practices; the work of the Department of Juvenile Services, including its efforts to divert children from the court through provision of community-based services; and the work of other key juvenile justice partners.
Panelists Include:
- Judge Charles M. Blomquist, Circuit Court for Baltimore City
- Betsy Fox Tolentino, Acting Secretary, Maryland Department of Juvenile Services
- Delegate Luke H. Clippinger, Esq., District 46, Baltimore City
- Brianna Rock, MPH, LCSW Violence Prevention Supervisor, University of Maryland Medical Center
See the attached flyer for more information.
How Maryland Courts Can Work Best for Everyone: A Conversation Between Court and Community Leaders
Date: Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Virtual (zoom link will be provided after you register)
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Invisible Disabilities Week: Celebrating Strength You Can’t Always See (Oct 19-25)
Show your support — wear the Sunflower, share understanding.
Did You Know Not All Disabilities Are Visible?
This week (October 19–25) is Invisible Disabilities Week — a time to raise awareness and support for those living with non-visible conditions.
An invisible disability is a physical, mental, or neurological condition that may not be apparent from the outside but can significantly affect a person's daily life, movements, senses, or activities.
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a simple yet powerful symbol that lets people discreetly share that they have an invisible disability and may need extra time, understanding, or support. The movement began in the United Kingdom and is now recognized across Great Britain, Ireland, and Scotland — and it's spreading worldwide.
If you notice someone wearing the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, please show kindness, patience, and understanding. Displaying a sunflower symbol on your office door, reception area, or workspace helps communicate that people with hidden disabilities are welcome and supported.
Living with a hidden disability can make everyday life more challenging — and these challenges are not always easy to recognize or understand. Wearing the Sunflower is a way to promote empathy and inclusion.
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program officially launched at UMBC in Spring 2025!
Learn how you can get a sunflower sticker or button to show your support for hidden disabilities here: https://sds.umbc.edu/umbc-sunflower-program/. You can also follow the UMBC Sunflower group here. Spotlight on Maryland: "Eric's ID Law"
Maryland has also made great strides in recognizing invisible disabilities thanks to Eric's ID Law.
On October 1, 2025, several people gathered at the MVA's White Oak location to celebrate the launch of new Maryland ID cards featuring a butterfly logo above the words "Hidden Disability." The first card was issued to Eric Carpenter-Grantham, a Montgomery College student with high-functioning autism who inspired the law.
Eric's advocacy reminds us that awareness, empathy, and education can transform lives — one symbol at a time. Read the full story here.
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Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Did You Know Not All Disabilities Are Visible?
This week (October 19–25) is Invisible Disabilities Week — a time to raise awareness and support for those living with non-visible conditions.
An invisible disability is a physical, mental, or neurological condition that may not be apparent from the outside but can significantly affect a person's daily life, movements, senses, or activities.
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a simple yet powerful symbol that lets people discreetly share that they have an invisible disability and may need extra time, understanding, or support. The movement began in the United Kingdom and is now recognized across Great Britain, Ireland, and Scotland — and it's spreading worldwide.
If you notice someone wearing the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, please show kindness, patience, and understanding. Displaying a sunflower symbol on your office door, reception area, or workspace helps communicate that people with hidden disabilities are welcome and supported.
Living with a hidden disability can make everyday life more challenging — and these challenges are not always easy to recognize or understand. Wearing the Sunflower is a way to promote empathy and inclusion.
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program officially launched at UMBC in Spring 2025!
Learn how you can get a sunflower sticker or button to show your support for hidden disabilities here: https://sds.umbc.edu/umbc-sunflower-program/. You can also follow the UMBC Sunflower group here. Spotlight on Maryland: "Eric's ID Law"
Maryland has also made great strides in recognizing invisible disabilities thanks to Eric's ID Law.
On October 1, 2025, several people gathered at the MVA's White Oak location to celebrate the launch of new Maryland ID cards featuring a butterfly logo above the words "Hidden Disability." The first card was issued to Eric Carpenter-Grantham, a Montgomery College student with high-functioning autism who inspired the law.
Eric's advocacy reminds us that awareness, empathy, and education can transform lives — one symbol at a time. Read the full story here.
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Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Did You Know Not All Disabilities Are Visible?
This week (October 19–25) is Invisible Disabilities Week — a time to raise awareness and support for those living with non-visible conditions.
An invisible disability is a physical, mental, or neurological condition that may not be apparent from the outside but can significantly affect a person's daily life, movements, senses, or activities.
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a simple yet powerful symbol that lets people discreetly share that they have an invisible disability and may need extra time, understanding, or support. The movement began in the United Kingdom and is now recognized across Great Britain, Ireland, and Scotland — and it's spreading worldwide.
If you notice someone wearing the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, please show kindness, patience, and understanding. Displaying a sunflower symbol on your office door, reception area, or workspace helps communicate that people with hidden disabilities are welcome and supported.
Living with a hidden disability can make everyday life more challenging — and these challenges are not always easy to recognize or understand. Wearing the Sunflower is a way to promote empathy and inclusion.
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program officially launched at UMBC in Spring 2025!
Learn how you can get a sunflower sticker or button to show your support for hidden disabilities here: https://sds.umbc.edu/umbc-sunflower-program/. You can also follow the UMBC Sunflower group here. Spotlight on Maryland: "Eric's ID Law"
Maryland has also made great strides in recognizing invisible disabilities thanks to Eric's ID Law.
On October 1, 2025, several people gathered at the MVA's White Oak location to celebrate the launch of new Maryland ID cards featuring a butterfly logo above the words "Hidden Disability." The first card was issued to Eric Carpenter-Grantham, a Montgomery College student with high-functioning autism who inspired the law.
Eric's advocacy reminds us that awareness, empathy, and education can transform lives — one symbol at a time. Read the full story here.
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Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Hello Retriever Entrepreneurs!
Join us for our next event of the semester, which will be held Wednesday, November 5th from 12–1pm in the University Center Ballroom Lounge!
This workshop titled "Low Cost, High-Impact Branding: Tools & Tips for Entrepreneurs" will focus on practical, budget-friendly design strategies that can help elevate your startup's presence without breaking the bank. Led by Carson Becker '25, Creative Director at Gibbon Studio, this interactive workshop will introduce free design templates, AI tools, and best practices in design thinking. Attendees will learn how to effectively use industry-standard tools to create compelling visuals—no prior experience required. If you're looking to make a strong brand impact with limited resources, this session is for you.
Students, faculty, alumni, and members of the business community are welcome to attend! We hope to see you there!
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Sixth Meeting
Just a reminder, our sixth gathering of the semester will be today, Thursday October 23rd, from 4:00pm to 5:00pm in the Center for Well-being, Room 103.
Whether you're Orthodox, interested in the faith, or just want to hangout, all are welcome.
In Christ
The UMBC OCF board
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Bake Sale Today!
Come check out our bake sale today.
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers will be hosting a bake sale today, October 23rd, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the commons breezeway. We look forward to seeing you there!
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The American Society of Mechanical Engineers will be hosting a bake sale today, October 23rd, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the commons breezeway. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Thu, 23 Oct 2025 09:31:02 -0400
Response to Motor Vehicle Thefts
Continued efforts
Dear UMBC Community,
Recently, there has been an increase in motor vehicle thefts and attempted thefts on our campus. These incidents have taken place in parking garages, lots, and various streets and areas throughout the campus. Hyundais are the most frequent target, but Hondas, Infinitis, and Kias have also been affected. Broken door handles, shattered glass, and/or damaged steering wheel columns are common indicators of an attempted theft.
UMBC Police is exploring additional measures to prevent vehicle thefts and continuing the following:
- Utilizing increased patrols of parking garages and lots, as well as other parking spaces around campus, including around residence halls;
- Conducting frequent, random checks of targeted areas in the afternoon, evening, and early morning hours; and
- Installing advanced security cameras equipped with AI technology to enhance monitoring in the parking lots. The system will help detect and deter suspicious activity in real time while also documenting incidents for investigative purposes.
As always, we remind you to secure your vehicles by locking them and avoiding leaving valuables inside. Use of anti-theft devices such as steering wheel locks or key fob Faraday cages is highly encouraged.
We also ask you to remain vigilant and attentive to your surroundings and promptly report suspicious activity to UMBC Police by calling 410-455-5555.
The safety and security of our campus community is our top priority. Thank you for your part in helping us deter and prevent further incidents of theft.
Sincerely,
David M. Fields, Chief of Police
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Thu, 23 Oct 2025 09:15:00 -0400
Talk 10/29: Building Trustworthy LLM Agents for Academia through Structured, Interpretable Knowledge Retrieval and Source Attribution
Manas Gaur and Yash Saxena, 2-1 pm EDT Wed., Oct. 29, online
UMBC Professor Manas Gaur and Ph.D. student Yash Saxena talk online on Building Trustworthy LLM Agents for Academia through Structured, Interpretable Knowledge Retrieval and Source Attribution, 12-1 PM EDT on Wednesday, October 29.
Ensuring the trustworthiness of language model outputs is essential for their adoption in academic research. This work presents a
retrieval-augmented LLM agent designed to generate verifiable responses with sentence-level source attribution. The system employs a structured two-stage retrieval approach. In the first stage, lightweight neural modules adapt both query and document representations to improve alignment and enhance the quality of initial retrieval.
The second stage applies an advanced selection method to refine and finalize the evidence set. This pipeline is interpretable and attribution-aware, allowing users to trace each sentence in the generated output back to its supporting source. By combining structured retrieval with fine-grained attribution, the proposed architecture enables generation that is fluent, contextually accurate, and grounded in verifiable evidence. This design aligns with the rigorous standards required for scholarly communication.
Register and/or join event here
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IMPORTANT: Bonsai Museum Trip Cancelled!
Trip this Saturday Cancelled Due to Government Shutdown
We regret to inform you that our planned club trip to the National Bonsai & Penjing Museum on Saturday, October 25th (11 AM – 4 PM) has been cancelled. Unfortunately, the museum is currently closed due to the ongoing government shutdown.
We sincerely apologize for the short notice and any inconvenience this may cause. We were really looking forward to this visit and are disappointed that we can't go as planned.
We'll be looking into possible alternatives or a rescheduled trip once the museum reopen
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Bonsai Club
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Bonsai Museum Trip for this Saturday, October 25th is cancelled!
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