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August 10, 2025

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Digital Accessibility 101: Principles and Practices

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Procurement Campus Wide Training

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Tour Baltimore with Dr. Kate

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Accessibility Tour: Wayfinding, Skywalks and Resources

CodePath's No-Cost Fall Tech Courses!

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Information Related to 2025 Federal Order and Actions

Recommended Resources

Student Schedule & Registration Payments & Billing Accept/Decline Awards Schedule Builder Degree Audit Class Search

Important Dates

Aug 27

First Day Of Classes

Sep 1

Labor Day

Sep 3

Waitlist Deadline

Tori Jakpa Shares Research at National AHEAD in Denver

Overmedicalization, Social Media and Gen Z

Office of Accessibility & Disability Services

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A young Black woman stands proudly beside her academic research poster presentation at a conference. The poster is titled “Overmedicalization in the Age of Social Media: Gen Z’s Struggle with Self-Diagnosis,” authored by Toritsegbogwa (Tori) Jakpa and Maanami Pal.

PhD student Greema Regmi receives FINESST Fellowship from NASA

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Summer Update on Our Response to Federal Actions and Orders

Announcements - Campus

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Dr. Rae Chresfield, Assistant Vice President for Health and Wellbeing, to Present at Two Conferences

Vice President for Student Affairs

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Tori Jakpa Shares Research at National AHEAD in Denver

Overmedicalization, Social Media and Gen Z

Division of Institutional Equity

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A smiling woman with long, braided hair stands to the left of a large, scientific poster board. The poster is titled "Overmedicalization in the Age of Social Media: GenZ's Struggle with Self-Diagnosis." The poster has sections including "Background," "Bad Studies and Crip Theory," "Recommendations for Higher Education," and "Conclusion." The woman is wearing a light blue, collared shirt and dark pants. A conference lanyard with a nametag hangs around her neck, and a sunflower pin is attached to the lanyard. She is looking directly at the camera. In front of the poster board on a covered table, there is a small cup of water, a yellow sticky note, and some other small objects. The poster board itself is on an easel. The background appears to be a conference hall with beige walls and a lamp on the far left side of the image.

Incorrect August Open House Date

The August Open House will be held on August 14

UMBC Observatory

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Introducing the new Green Office Certification!

Sustainability Matters at UMBC

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Join Speech and Debate!

UMBC's Competitive Speech and Debate Team

Speech and Debate Team

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Reminder! NESS and ESS Staff Cookout

Join us for our annual end-of-summer BBQ

Exempt Staff Senate

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Admin Dr / RAC Circle CLOSURE due to construction

Use Hilltop Cir & Commons Dr Bus Stop 08/11/25 - 08/15/25

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Technology Support Center To Be Closed August 15 9AM-2:30PM

Division of Information Technology (DoIT)

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Summer Update on Our Response to Federal Actions and Orders

UMBC News & Magazine

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Call for PT&LS Poster/Demo Proposals (Due August 1)

For the Provost's Teaching & Learning Symposium on Sept. 19

Faculty Development Center

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ROOM FOR RENT - Spacious Room in Broadfield (Near UMBC)

This is the perfect space for students and professionals!

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Software engineering electives from ethics to agents!

There are still time and seats left!

COEIT Software Engineering

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Urgent: Private Room Needed Near UMBC Campus (Walking Distance)

Looking for a private room immediately, close to UMBC campus

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