Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Mon Mar 01 14:55:23 +0000 2021
Attn: @MCPS, @MontgomeryColl, @HowardCC, @FrederickCC, @pgccnews, learn how you can save thousands on a degree from… https://t.co/FQskB6fRNA
Who are USG Students?
What makes a USG student a USG student? Is it just that we all take our classes through the USG campus or is it about who we are as people? The question “how would you describe USG students?” came up … Continue reading →
Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Fri Feb 26 20:00:10 +0000 2021
Do you need help with your citations and bibliographies? Join the Priddy Library for their “Zotero” workshop on Mon… https://t.co/22r32dcVZk
Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Fri Feb 26 17:10:45 +0000 2021
Excellent article about the 4-week Biotech Boot Camp by @UMBC at USG & @MontgomeryColl in partnership with… https://t.co/nViiP5oXTV
Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Fri Feb 26 15:50:54 +0000 2021
Take a virtual tour of USG with the @USG_Recruitment #StudentAmbassadors. Learn more about the different programs a… https://t.co/buSeg80wv3
Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Fri Feb 26 15:00:22 +0000 2021
On March 1st, the disability community will gather to remember victims of filicide with disabilities during the Dis… https://t.co/rpmW4S6BoR
Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Fri Feb 26 13:30:35 +0000 2021
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College Can be a *Major* Decision. Guest Post: Jennifer Riehl from USG Recruitment
According to several nationwide studies, more than half of all undergraduate college students change their major at least once. This is understandable, as college is indeed a time for exploration and discovery. Students are trying out courses not previously available … Continue reading →
Tweet from UatShadyGrove at Thu Feb 25 19:51:34 +0000 2021
Selecting a college major can be a *major* decision. Jennifer Riehl from @USG_Recruitment shares how you can get st… https://t.co/IXMlIHC1xB
Monday Mourning
Today’s installment of Around the Grove features heavy subject matter. If you could be triggered by discussions of filicide, murder, abuse, neglect, or ableism, you might want to skip this one. However, if these topics are not traumatic triggers for … Continue reading →