Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Fri Jul 01 20:51:06 +0000 2016
USG wishes you a happy 4th of July! Have a great long weekend and don't forget we will be closed on Monday. https://t.co/swi4xY4vfl
Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Tue Jul 05 15:04:18 +0000 2016
#USGOpenHouse Schedule of Events now updated! Check it out and register now at https://t.co/AzmRu7cmTu! https://t.co/Ywxu5p0nEN
Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Tue Jul 05 20:51:07 +0000 2016
USG was featured in the news! ICYM check it out here: https://t.co/hbI3cDe4TS @ABC7Kellye @ABC7News https://t.co/iE1GE34qi8
Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Wed Jul 06 00:27:42 +0000 2016
RT @montgomerycoll: Wow! Our friends at @UatShadyGrove were featured on @ABC7News with @ABC7Kellye! https://t.co/lDOLoZY9fE
Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Wed Jul 06 16:11:18 +0000 2016
Have you registered yet? Join us on July 16 to learn all about USG. #USGOpenHouse https://t.co/f4uJqsh5B3 https://t.co/faIaB6C6ch
Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Wed Jul 06 20:46:45 +0000 2016
RT @USGStudentLife: The Office of Student Services squad @UatShadyGrove is happy to help u w/financial aid questions & more this summer! ht…
Guest Post: Sarah Giacalone, President of the Social Work Student Association, UMBC Social Work student
A few months ago, I watched as the refugee crisis in Syria flooded my Facebook feed; showing images of children and families dying in an effort to reach safety. I was moved to tears by how much these families would risk to escape the horrible violence of civil war that is currently plaguing their country.
Guest Post: Ilse Genovese, UMCP Communication student
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Guest Post: Nickolas Falk, Acquisitions & Administration Librarian
With the spread of Zika virus reaching a highpoint on February 1, 2016 when it was declared a Public Health Emergency of International Concern by the World Health Organization (WHO) for its association with microcephaly and other neurological disorders, the Priddy Library here at the Universities of Shady Grove (USG) decided we needed to do something.
USG featured in The Atlantic
As more students stay close to home for college, universities face the challenge of rethinking not only the education they offer, but how they deliver it to an increasingly diverse student body. Continue reading →