Join us today in a new location for our Free Farmers Market!! For the rest of the summer we'll be in the Center for Well-Being Room 118. Click 'Visit Website' below for directions to the building.
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UMBC Training Centers offers a series of half-day online workshops and sessions on AI topics, available to anyone through a paid yearly subscription. In partnership with DoIT, these workshops are being made available without cost to UMBC faculty and staff for the remainder of 2025.
You can find more information on the available four-hour online workshops and their upcoming scheduled dates by clicking on the links below. Additional topics may be added in the future.
You can register for any of the upcoming sessions by sending an email message to Deshawn Delice (ddelice1@umbc.edu) with your name, role (i.e., faculty or staff), and the sessions and their dates that you would like to register for.
]]>As phishing messages targeting the UMBC community continue to be observed, you may find yourself as the recipient of a suspicious email and asking the question, “Is this a scam?”. Avoiding interaction and reporting an email when suspicious are highly recommended, but being able to identify a phishing scam outright through the presence of simple red flags is a useful skill that can allow you to better protect yourself and others. As these basic symptoms add up, the more likely an email is dubious. Caution is always advised.
Phrases like "Immediate Action Required", "Your account will be suspended", or "Confirm now to avoid penalty" are red flags. Scammers want to panic you into clicking without thinking, ignoring potentially suspicious elements of an email.
Hover (don’t click!) over any link to see where it actually leads, be wary of irregular addresses. Attachments from unknown senders, especially `.zip`, `.exe`, or `.html` files, can be dangerous.
Legitimate communications are usually well-written. Typos, strange phrasing, or bizarre greetings like "Dear User" can signal a scam.
No real university department will ever ask you to email or submit your passwords and personal information into online forms. Never give out any personal information, of any kind, in response to a sudden email.
An urgent, seemingly official email can be scary and confusing. But if you pause and take a closer look, some of these red flags can be easily spotted, and you can avoid getting hooked.
Any suspicious email can be reported by forwarding it to security@umbc.edu
Be diligent, be safe, and protect your personal information at all costs.
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We are currently a group of 4 students, and two of us are moving out, so two rooms will be available in a 4-bedroom townhouse starting September 2025.
Located on Palladi Dr, Arbutus – perfect for students looking for a quiet and convenient place to live.
Upstairs Layout:
3 bedrooms total – 2 rooms available
Room 1: $411/month (one window – see photo)
Room 2: $461/month (two windows – see photo)
Shared bathroom upstairs
Details:
12-month lease (September 2025–August 2026)
No subleasing allowed
Rooms are not furnished
One room per person
Utilities:
BGE and Wi-Fi not included
Photos available
(Room 1 = one window, Room 2 = two windows. Note: Photos were taken last year.)
For more info or to schedule a visit:
Preferably contact via WhatsApp: 410-446-5243
You can also email: m294@umbc.edu (please use your umbc email).
Or send a direct message
Organization Overview
Chamber Music Maryland, Inc., a prominent Maryland-based concert presenter, is renowned for its
world-class chamber music concerts, innovative educational programs, and enriching community
outreach initiatives. Our mission is to present great chamber music performances, fostering a love for
the performing arts in our audiences, and making the arts accessible to underserved communities.
Chamber Music Maryland, Inc. brings the world's best musical artists home for Maryland families.
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