Growing up on a farm near the Coca-Cola Space Science Center in Columbus, Georgia, Rachel Jones always looked forward to Astronomy Night. That’s when she could gather with other stargazers.
When 75-year-old Bruce Taylor decided to complete his bachelor’s degree in humanities at ĢƵ three years ago, he never pictured going straight into another degree.
Matthew Sinclair is watching his email to see what job opportunities open in this year’s Presidential Management Fellows (PMF) Program, a high-profile gateway to government employment.
A mentor has the power to make a life-changing difference in someone else’s career. In recognition of National Mentoring Month, mentors in ĢƵ's alumni career mentors program share their insights.
Thomas Brandt ’19, a member of the U.S. Navy Reserve, lives in the Pacific Northwest. Thanks to his degree from ĢƵ, he has switched from a job marked by tough physical labor to a career as a financial analyst.
Upheaval in the labor market continues, changing the way people view the jobs they have and the careers they want. ĢƵ experts looked ahead to the job market in 2022.
ĢƵ students, alumni and faculty from the Maryland Theta Chapter of Pi Gamma Mu received multiple accolades at the international honor society of social sciences’ Triennial Convention.
There’s a year-long gap in Michael Easley’s march toward a master’s degree in project management from the University of Maryland Global Campus (ĢƵ). But he had a good reason for the time out.
“I’m not just addressing graduates, I’m addressing a class of leaders,” Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks told University of Maryland Global Campus degree recipients .
