IT & Engineering Happy Hour at Light City
Join your fellow alums at Betamore!
Join fellow IT & Engineering alumni, as well as those that now work in those fields, for a networking reception at Baltimore's own Betamore. Hosted in conjunction with Light City, head down to the Inner Harbor after to enjoy all the festivities have to offer!
For more information contact Amy Dalrymple, Assistant Director of Alumni Relations, at amyd@umbc.edu. To register, head to http://bit.ly/24rpEir.
LOCATION:
Betamore
1111 Light Street, 4th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21230
More about Light City:
Several members of the UMBC community will be showing work at Light City, including Symmes Gardner, director of UMBC’s Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture, who will exhibit a video installation titled “1,001 Lux;" UMBC associate professors of visual arts Kelley Bell, M.F.A. ’06, imaging and digital arts, and Corrie Parks, who will display a new work, “Project Aquaculture,” at the Columbus Center; and Colette Searls, chair of UMBC’s theatre department, who will be exhibiting a work that combines animation, live theater, and puppetry featuring a crab named Kendra. Mina Cheon, M.F.A. '02, imaging and digital arts, will exhibit an installation of light sculptures called Diamonds Light Baltimore, Adam Trice '04, English, will perform with the band Red Sammy, and staff member Delana Gregg M.A. '04, ISD, will perform with the group Fluid Movement.
UMBC will be a founding sponsor of LightCityU: Powering Social Change, a series of conferences (held concurrently with Light City) that will explore social innovation, health innovation, sustainability innovation, and creative innovation. UMBC President Freeman A. Hrabowski, III, will deliver keynote remarks at the social innovation conference on March 29.
For more information about Light City and Light City U, visit lightcity.org. To learn more about UMBC's 50th anniversary, head to http://50.umbc.edu/.