History Program at the University of Baltimore (@ubaltmain) 🐝🐝
Baltimore, MD
Joined February 2015
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This Wednesday we'll be having a discussion on the civil rights and Black Power movements in global context with three veterans of SNCC and Drum & Spear Bookstore: Courtland Cox, Daphne Muse, and Jennifer Lawson.
Hope some of you can join us--details below!
The University of Baltimore's History program is hosting a discussion on March 8 on "The Civil Rights and Black Power Movements in Global Context" w/ three veterans of SNCC--Courtland Cox, Daphne Muse, and Jennifer Lawson. Hope some of you can join.
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ALT The Civil Rights and Black Power Movements in Global Context The Civil Rights and Black Power movements of the 1960s are best remembered today for challenging racism in the United States, but their efforts for freedom and equality around the world deserve greater recognition. Join us for an in-person discussion on the global dimensions of the Black freedom struggle with three veterans of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC): Courtland Cox, Jennifer Lawson, and Daphne Muse. Sponsored by the History Club and the History Program Wednesday, March 8, 2023, 5.30 PM University of Baltimore Learning Commons Town Hall 1415 Maryland Avenue Livestream: https://ubalt.zoom.us/j/91775140992 Open to the Public
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Written an unpublished essay (15-45 pages) on any aspect of Baltimore's history? If so, apply for the Arnold Prize. Winner gets $500 prize and considered for publication in the peer-reviewed Maryland Historical Magazine journal.
Deadline is February 28. baltimorecityhistoricalsocie…
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Coco Chanel revolutionized fashion, but did you know she also spied for the Third Reich during World War II? Learn about the Nazi occupation of France and much more this fall in HIST 314: War in Europe, 1914-1945. Learn more: ubalt.edu/courses #UBalt
ALT classic woven jacket by Chanel
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Everyone 16+ in Maryland is now eligible for a COVID vaccine, and the Druid Hill Y has appointments for days!! ymaryland.org/covidvaccine
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The University of Baltimore's History Program is hosting a discussion of our major as a pathway to law school next Wednesday, 02/24 at 6.30 PM. It's free and open to the public, including to community college and high school students.
Zoom Registration: t.ly/DToJ
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FEB. 10: Join us in two weeks for a virtual discussion on activists and police with guest speakers State Senator @jillpcarter, former Black Panther Eddie Conway, and community organizer @RHayesLDF. Details and registration link at bit.ly/3qQd6AG #ubalt
ALT State Senator Jill P. Carter
ALT Eddie Conway
ALT Ralikh Hayes
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Looking forward to this conversation on activists and police our History program is organizing with State Senator Jill P. Carter, Eddie Conway, and Ralikh Hayes on February 10 at the University of Baltimore.
Zoom registration: t.ly/UTSt
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Our very own Prof. @sdleyva will join several other notable poets this Sunday for a virtual poetry reading, hosted by @prattlibrary. Register at bit.ly/3lvfyJQ. #ubalt
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@dwatkinsworld @Accessmatized Jessica Swadow and DJ Nash are just a few of our alums doing big things. @ubaltmain @ubartandscience @ubaltalumni
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We're really proud of our History alums at the University of Baltimore. Check out our new Career Success Stories page for our graduates. #UBalt
ubalt.edu/cas/undergraduate-…
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HIST 197 Conflicts in History, with Professor Hudgins, Tuesday 5.30-8. This course looks at cultural and intellectual debates and conflicts throughout history, including on topics such as race, class, gender, and imperialism.
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HIST 396 Introduction to Public History, with Professors Faust and Rezeai, Wednesday, 2-4.30
This course will have a strong emphasis on doing oral history interviews for a project focused on our university's History.
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We're teaching some great History courses at the University of Baltimore next spring, for those registering for classes. These are all online and mostly over Zoom.
Classes include:
HIST 385 U.S. Women's History, with Professor Yi
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Study #gender this fall with Prof. Nicole Hudgins. Register now for IDIS 201 Intro to Interdisciplinary Studies, Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. (required course for Interdisciplinary Studies majors). Enroll via MyUB. #ubalt #learnfromthebest
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Watch as members of the University of Baltimore's staff and administration marvel over the Class of 2020's accomplishments and wish the newest grads the best. youtu.be/adShAg_PG4E
See more videos and a list of graduates at bit.ly/ubalt2020celebration. #ubaltgrad #ubaltproud
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The U.S. Supreme Court justices are hearing arguments today to decide the fate of #DACA which protects "Dreamers" like @ubartandscience student Maricruz Abarca, one of the defendants in a lawsuit that aims to protect the policy. Learn more: reut.rs/2X8kGsJ via @Reuters
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Big weekend for Baltimore Revisited coming up. To start, @CityThatReads @BmoreDoc Marisela Gomez and I will be having a discussion at @redemmas Radical Book Fair at the @BmoreBookFest this Saturday at 5.
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Has the University of Baltimore Career and Internship Center helped you? Share your success story with the Center so they can shout it from the rooftops during #NationalCareerDevelopmentMonth. #ubalt
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"He was the exemplar of what it means to be a public servant. The country will remember him as the great protector of our democracy." // Read President Schmoke's statement about the passing of Rep. Elijah Cummings: bit.ly/2MN04lb
