Engineering and Computing Education Program News

Greg Sileo ’11, masters of public policy, has been named one of Baltimore’s “20 in Their Twenties” by the Daily Record. Sileo is director of the Office of Home Energy Programs within the Maryland...

TO: The UMBC Community FROM: Dr. Nancy Young, Vice President for Student Affairs RE: Announcing the Appointment of Tim Hall as Athletic Director We are delighted to announce the appointment of...

Each year, the Daily Record publishes the VIP List, or “Very Important Professionals, Successful by 40.” According to the Daily Record, VIP recognizes Maryland leaders based on their professional...

The moment you step into Kupcakes & Co., you feel as though you’ve entered paradise–a paradise of bouffant icing, chic pink and black decor, and smiles. The smell of fresh-baked cupcakes...

Wednesday night’s finale of the Discovery Channel’s “Big Brain Theory” included a drop-in by astronaut Buzz Aldrin and the destruction of a 34-foot bridge. But, for Corey Fleischer ’05, ’08,...

Kathlene Babalola (center) with AMA Foundation Board President Clarence Chou, MD, and AMA Minority Affairs Section Governing Council Chair, Dionne Hart, MD. Photo courtesy of the AMA. The...

Between You and Me, an exhibition by Coordinator/Producer of the New Media Studio, Christine Ferrera ’10 M.F.A., Imaging and Digital Arts, opens Friday, June 21, at 8 p.m. at the Gibbs Street...

When Stephanie Hill ’86, computer science and economics, signed up for her first computer programming class at UMBC, it was almost as an afterthought – an elective to fill out the semester. That...

There’s a conventional wisdom that nonprofits should be run like businesses. Be accountable. Watch the bottom line. But Greg Cantori ’84, geography, argues that this thinking’s just as useful the...

Yesterday, Maryland State Senator Allan Kittleman ’81, political science, launched his campaign for Howard County Executive. He is the first to announce his candidacy for county executive, a...