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  <Title>Meet the Staff: Chella Passante, Program Center Manager</Title>
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    <div class="html-content"><p><em>Here in the Office of Institutional Advancement, we are always working hard to support the university and connect our donors with causes they care most about. We would like to introduce our donors — to whom we are so grateful — to the people who help make those things happen. Today, we’re talking with <strong>Chella Passante, </strong>who manages our Phonathon call center.</em></p>
    <p><strong><br>
    <img src="https://umbcgiving.files.wordpress.com/2016/04/20150910_0738271.jpg?w=255&amp;h=458" alt="20150910_073827" width="255" height="458" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto;">Name: </strong><span>Chella Passante</span></p>
    <p><strong>Job Title:</strong><span> Program Center Manager, Phonathon</span></p>
    <p><strong>Focus Area: </strong><span>Fundraising for different departments here on campus</span></p>
    <p><strong>Years at UMBC: </strong><span>I’ve been here since October, so almost a year.</span></p>
    <p><strong>Where are you from? </strong><span>Originally I was born in New York, but I grew up in [a small town called] Talent, Oregon.</span></p>
    <p><strong>What do you love the most about UMBC? </strong><span>I really love the diversity [and] how everyone embraces it here. There’s always events going on, and we’re really diverse here in the call center as well. I’ve learned a lot about many different cultures, different foods, different religions, and I really love it.</span></p>
    <p><strong>What’s your favorite thing about your job? </strong><span>Getting to work with students…just being able to have them ask me certain questions, and trying to guide them or give them good advice. I’ve been there. I’ve been a senior in college, stressing, and [I try] to give them tips and support to help them be successful and move on to better things.</span></p>
    <p><strong>Who do you admire the most and why? </strong><span>I admire my mom the most, because she was always able to get everything accomplished, regardless of what was put in front of her. I definitely strive to be like her.</span></p>
    <p><strong>What is the best book you’ve read recently? </strong><span>I re-read </span><em><span>The Kite Runner </span></em><span>about three weeks ago…I haven’t read it since high school, and I forgot how well-written that book was and how many emotions it can bring out of you.</span></p>
    <p><strong><a href="https://umbcgiving.wordpress.com/category/meet-the-staff/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Check out more Q&amp;A’s with our advancement staff here!</a></strong></p><br>   </div>
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    <Title>Dr. Castellanos appointed Senior Lecturer</Title>
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    <Summary>Congratulations to Dr. Mariajose Castellanos on her appointment to Sr. Lecturer in the Department of Chemical, Biochemical and Environmental Engineering!</Summary>
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  <Title>What Would A Trump Presidency Mean For Europe?</Title>
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    <div class="html-content"><a href="http://www.counter-currents.com/2016/04/what-would-a-trump-presidency-mean-for-europe/">http://www.counter-currents.com/2016/04/what-would-a-trump-presidency-mean-for-europe/</a><br><br><p>After winning primary contests in five more states, Donald
    Trump looks like he will most likely become the Republican Nominee. Indeed,
    Trump didn’t just win narrow victories, he won every single county and every
    single Congressional District in all five states. He annihilated his opponents
    — Cruz and Kasich — and may well have vaulted over the clutching tentacles of
    the #NeverTrump movement and squarely into the GOP captain’s seat, squaring-off
    against Hilary Clinton. </p>
    
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    <p>In that general election matchup I feel strongly that Trump
    will win. He has proven himself to be light years ahead of every other
    candidate in terms of strategy. He has played the media like a fiddle, and
    understands the modern news cycle and how to position oneself tactically in
    ways previous candidates have never come close to. I predict that in a general
    election matchup against Hilary Clinton Trump will come away with a strong
    victory, an event that would have seemed completely impossible a year ago.</p>
    
    <p> </p>
    
    <p>While I will leave it to others to analyze the impact this
    will have here in America where it is taking place, I am more concerned with
    the impact it might have in Europe, where the majority of my focus and concern
    rests, and where our people’s survival is most immediately threatened.</p>
    
    <p> </p>
    
    <p>In this regard I feel there are both pros and cons to a
    potential Trump presidency. We face in Europe today a steadily-building wave of
    terrorism, mass rape, demographic replacement, and what can only be described
    as the purposeful genocide of White citizens by left-wing, negationist,
    suicidalist governments. This portends a crisis greater than WWI, WWII, or even
    the Black Death. This is not hyperbole. In most West European nations today,
    the 18-30 year old male demographic — those of fighting age — will be majority
    Muslim in the next 1-5 years.</p>
    
    <p> </p>
    
    <p>This is the most sudden and violent societal transformation
    in the history of the continent, if not the earth, and bodes tremendously ill
    for native Europeans. There is no nation in the world’s history in which
    Muslims have become a majority that was not eventually conquered completely by
    Islam, with its non-Muslim inhabitants either forcibly converted or enslaved.
    And indeed in Europe today we already see the beginnings of this from the
    Muslim population. We are witnessing mass ethnically-driven rape against White
    women and children that would be considered war crimes in any other place on
    earth, as well as massive levels of criminality, complete opposition to their
    host societies’ governments, and continued, consistent anti-state terrorism
    (4th-Generation Warfare). All of this should have been expected, but as it was
    not, or was allowed to occur anyway.</p>
    
    <p> </p>
    
    <p>Europe now looks likely to descend into horrors beyond our
    worst nightmares. What impact a Trump presidency might have on Europe at this
    critical juncture is thus a question of significant importance.</p>
    
    <p> </p>
    
    <p>There are a number of potential positives which I will
    discuss first.</p>
    
    <p> </p>
    
    <p>A Trump Presidency would increase the visibility and
    legitimacy of White Identitarian thought. The President of the most important
    nation on earth could, to at least some extent, be referred to as “proudly
    White.” Through the temporary banning of Muslims, he would be publicly
    declaring that culture matters, that some cultures are superior to others, and
    that Muslims represent a threat to Western society. His administration would be
    supporting closed borders, and opposing unfettered multinational corporatism.
    Surely this must have a positive impact across the Atlantic, at least in its
    ability to project these thought-patterns into mainstream society.</p>
    
    <p>Trump could potentially exert leverage on European leaders
    to stop the wholesale genocide of their people. Trump has attacked
    European-suicidalism on numerous occasions, and just the other day endorsed
    Matteo Salvini, the anti-immigration Northern League candidate seeking to
    become Italian Prime Minister. The survival of White Europeans would be a
    concern of a Trump administration, which is more than we can say for most
    Western leaders. It should not be considered overly-optimistic to hope that
    Trump’s aforementioned strategic genius, and his obvious concern for Europe’s
    future, could combine to potentially improve the situation there for our
    people.</p>
    
    <p>Finally, and perhaps most importantly, is the template a
    Trump victory and Trump administration would represent for European nations.
    This is because Trump’s success is, among other things, a response to the
    increasingly 4GW nature of the world. William S. Lind, one of the fathers of 4th-Generation
    Warfare theory, says that this will be the century of the nation-state’s
    disintegration, as non-state forces and non-state identities increasingly rip
    apart the fabrics of the nation-state system. He predicts that only strong
    countries with robust, autocratic governments, working to cultivate and ensure
    strong “shared identity-groups,” will be able to survive. We are in fact
    already witnessing this phenomenon. In Russia it took place almost twenty years
    ago, and interestingly that could very well be attributed to the fact that
    Russia was at that time facing 4GW disintegration — where multiple non-state
    actors and identity groups were facilitating the destabilization of the Russian
    nation from within — that is very much like what is facing Europe today. The
    Russian people turned to Putin and his strength-based, nationalist,
    traditionalist policies, and have for the most part righted their ship and
    ensured their people’s continued survival. We are seeing the same thing today
    in Poland and Hungary, where nationalist, autocratic governments have been
    elected, and are taking pains to build their nations’ societal cohesion,
    eliminate or prevent the build-up of non-state threats (immigrants primarily),
    and set their countries on a course for survival. In my opinion the rise of
    Trump in America represents the exact same thing, as normal White Americans
    note with dread the rise of Hispanic Nationalism within their borders,
    “refugee” resettlement, Islam, left-wing hatred of Whites and White men
    specifically, and the insidious effects of multinational-corporatism. They are
    turning to Trump as an autocratic force from within their same shared
    identity-group, to (again) “right the ship” and expel those forces that
    threaten the American (or White American) “tribe.” This can continue the
    template that Russia, Poland, and Hungary represent, and hopefully demonstrate
    to Western European nations a potential path to survival.</p>
    
    <p>Of course in Western Europe it will not be as simple as
    that, as most of these nations will need to fight violent insurrections if not
    civil wars with the vast populations of Muslims they have brought into their
    lands. This brings up the one “neutral” or “unknown” influence of a Trump
    administration I would like to point out, which is his position vis-à-vis ISIS,
    the Islamic State. So far at least, Trump has proclaimed his desire to invade
    Syria and Iraq, and forcefully take out ISIS. If he did this, it would be
    emotionally satisfying in the short term but disastrous from a 4GW vs.
    nation-state perspective. The main concern is that it would undoubtedly make
    ISIS far stronger, in that it would earn them the sympathy and loyalty of an
    even broader segment of the Muslim world. By attacking them, Trump would in
    fact give them legitimacy within the minds of Muslims. That could be a
    negative, and end up harming the Occident in several ways.</p>
    
    <p> </p>
    
    <p>But it could also potentially be a positive. For the more
    powerful Islamism gets and the more outwardly aggressive Muslims in Europe
    become, the quicker all-out 4GW will begin within its borders. It is in our
    strategic interest for 4GW hostilities to break out in Europe now, rather than
    later, for every year Europe becomes home to far more Muslims, particularly in
    that crucially important male 18-30 year old demographic. The traitorous
    European elites can cite “official” statistics as often as they want that show
    Muslims only making up small percentages of various European populations, and
    while the vast number of White Baby-Boomers are still alive those statistics might
    even be half true. But the bottom line is that when over half of your nation’s
    fighting-age men are Muslims, you are already a Muslim nation or soon to be
    one. Demographics are destiny, one just has to know which statistics to look
    at.</p>
    
    <p> </p>
    
    <p>That leaves us to discuss one negative impact I believe a
    Trump presidency would have on Europe. At first glance it appears almost
    incidental, but this is unfortunately not the case. This is the fact that the
    election of Donald Trump would cause the entire mainstream, Left-wing,
    self-hating White population of Europe to double-down on negationist,
    Cultural-Marxist insanity. It would be like the presidency of George W. Bush
    times 100, as millions upon millions of brainwashed Europeans dive into a
    suicidal orgy of virtue-signaling, heaping wood upon their already blazing
    funeral pyre. We might see the importation of Muslim “refugees” rise to levels
    far-surpassing what we see now. We very likely would see a negative electoral
    impact on Right-wing, anti-immigration parties. This would have disastrous
    effects upon Europe. And despite their idiocy there will be nothing funny about
    it, because all of these actions will lead to mass-rapes of White children,
    attacks on our vulnerable and elderly, overwhelming levels of crime, terrorism,
    and other manifold horrors. Not to mention an even-bleaker demographic picture.</p>
    
    <p> </p>
    
    <p>This concern is similar to why Jack Donovan argued for a
    Hilary Clinton Presidency, since it will at least “wake men up” to just how
    reviled and unwanted they are by America’s ruling class. While this is humorous
    it also conceals a hugely critical truth, which is that our movement is almost
    never to be served by the election of parties or individuals just because they
    are moderately or ostensibly closer to our beliefs. In Europe especially, our
    greatest hope is for the system as a whole to fall apart, so that it can be
    replaced with something else. It is hard to see any path to survival in Europe
    if the current political systems continue — both those of individual nations and
    the EU as a whole. They are not functional and robust enough in their current
    form to face the battle that is coming, even were they to have the “right”
    political parties governing them. In this regard, if a Donald Trump victory in
    America strengthens governments and Left-wing parties in Europe, it could
    represent no less than a death knell for our ancestral homelands.</p>
    
    <p> </p>
    
    <p>The question of whether Trump is elected president, and what
    that would portend for Europe, is one more momentous issue for these turbulent
    times. Let us not be blind to the magnitude of events, for surely our
    descendants will read about them in the history books for long centuries to
    come. The next decade will mark either Europe’s submission and death, or its
    decision to fight and survive. A two thousand year old civilization stands on
    the edge of a knife.  And no matter what
    happens in the American Presidential Election, in the French one, in the
    Austrian one; I do not believe that politicians will decide Europe’s fate. It
    will be the individual members of our race that decide it. Our destiny resides
    in our willingness to fight; to give our time, our treasure, and perhaps our
    lives, for the future of our people. With this being the case, it lends clarity
    to the question of Trump’s — or any other candidate’s — potential victory. For
    we should hope for their election not for what they might do for Europe, but
    for how that result might aid the fight for its survival that we shall
    undertake."</p></div>
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    <Title>Port Discovery Children's Museum seeks a PUBLIC RELATIONS &amp;amp; PROMOTIONS SPECIALIST</Title>
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          <p>The mission of Port Discovery Children’s Museum, one of the nation’s top children’s museums, is to connect purposeful play and learning.  Our goal is to make a positive impact on the lives of children and their families by providing innovative public exhibits and activities, offering programs that respond to community needs and serving as an alternative educational resource for schools, teachers, and families.  Port Discovery is a safe, invigorating, and nurturing place where children and families learn together through play.</p></div>
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  <Title>Professional Development Funding Available!</Title>
  <Tagline>Apply today for the USMWF Professional Development Award</Tagline>
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  <Title>Alumna Zainab Alkebsi admitted to Bar of the U.S. Supreme Court in historic ceremony</Title>
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    <Title>Baltimore Playwrights Festival AUDITIONS--Wed May 4, 7pm</Title>
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          <p>We're holding general auditions for the Baltimore Playwrights Festival's 2016 summer season at The Vagabond Players, on <strong>Wednesday, May 4, beginning at 7:00 pm.</strong> The festival format has changed--in addition to full productions, some theaters will produce book-in-hand staged productions.</p>
          <p>	Please memorize a two-minute monologue for your audition, and bring six copies of your resume, and head shot if you have one. Auditioners will be seen on a first-come, first-served basis.</p></div>
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    <div class="html-content"><p>April 26, 2016 by <a href="http://research.umbc.edu/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Research at UMBC</a><br><br>The plurality of UMBC's research funding comes from NASA, and much of this comes through NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC). Many in the UMBC community are familiar with GSFC's nearby campus in Greenbelt, Maryland, but the Wallops Flight Facility – three hours from UMBC, near Chincoteague Island, Virginia – is another component of the GSFC.<br><br>Last week, a delegation from UMBC visited the Wallops Flight Facility. The UMBC group had the opportunity to present on their respective research interests and to tour the Wallops laboratories, rocket launch facilities and air hanger. Several promising opportunities for future collaborations were discussed. The visit had included professors from UMBC's departments of mechanical engineering; <span>computer science and electrical engineering; and physics. The group was hosted by </span>William Wrobel, Director of the Wallops Flight Facility, who had visited UMBC last April. </p><div><br></div><div><img src="http://my.umbc.edu/groups/research/posts/59705/attachments/20423" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto;"></div><div><em>Left to Right: Carlos Romero-Talamas, WIlliam Wrobel, Cynthia Matuszek, Andrew Gadsden, Don Engel, Charles Eggleton, Vanderlei Martins</em></div><div><em><br></em></div><div><img src="http://my.umbc.edu/groups/research/posts/59705/attachments/20422" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto;"></div><div><div><em>Left to Right: </em><em>Cynthia Matuszek</em><em>, Andrew Gadsden</em><em>, </em><em>Carlos Romero-Talamas, </em><em>Vanderlei Martins</em><em>, Charles Eggleton,</em><em> </em><em>Don Engel</em></div></div><p><br></p><p><br></p></div>
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  <Title>Prof. Zhang awarded IRC Young Scientist Award</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Dr. Zhibo Zhang was just awarded the IRC (International Radiation Commission) Young Scientist Award.  This very coveted international award is given out only every four years. It is awarded to young scientists who have made recent noteworthy contributions to radiation studies and are regarded as having great potential to become a leading radiation scientist in the future. Awardees must also be within 10 years of having received the PhD degree at the time of nomination, and under 40 years of age.  Dr. Zhang was asked to give a keynote presentation at the meeting. 
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