The University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s School of Education Social Sciences and the Arts (SESA) is undergoing a renaissance of new growth. SESA, which houses the departments of criminal justice, education, fine arts, social sciences, English and Modern Languages, and most recently, mathematics, has hired 10 new professors over the summer. The additions, which encompass…Read more ‘We’re educating the entire university’
As the University of Maryland Eastern Shore conferred the degrees of 203 new graduates at the 27th winter commencement on Friday, it was a time for many newly minted alumni to not only reflect on what they were leaving behind, but also their futures. For the new graduates, their paths to commencement day varied. Ayanna…Read more ‘This is only the beginning’
There was nothing that could dampen Imani Payne’s spirit. The University of Maryland Eastern Shore student, who was the first in her family to attend and graduate from college, was so excited to walk across the William P. Hytche Athletic Center stage four years ago to receive her bachelor’s degree in Human Ecology with a…Read more Without further delay
Jalen Hunter’s interest in becoming a mechanical engineer started – as most passions do – at home. Hunter, a University of Maryland Eastern Shore student from Oxon Hill, Maryland, would often see his dad working on cars, which led to his career inspiration. “I saw there was a lot of handiwork involved, and I saw…Read more ‘I never gave up on myself’
There are times when a name can be more than a name. Sometimes, it can take on a life of its own. Just ask University of Maryland Eastern Shore student Ayanna Zenzele-Rushing, who faculty and students alike know by her moniker “Gem.” “It was a nickname I fostered that reflects my personality,” Zenzele-Rushing said. “I’m…Read more A polished Gem
Science has always been an interest of Ludan Osman. With her parents being high school science teachers in her native Sudan, Osman, 22, learned everything she knew about the field from an early age, leading to her pursuit of a career in the healthcare industry. After her family emigrated to the United States in 2019,…Read more Persistence pays off
PRINCESS ANNE, MD. — University of Maryland Eastern Shore President Dr. Heidi M. Anderson, will confer degrees to 202 students during the university’s winter commencement Friday, December 13 at 10 a.m. The event, which will take place at the William P. Hytche Athletic Center on the UMES campus, will feature performances by the UMES student…Read more UMES to hold its winter commencement ceremony on Dec. 13
The past six months have been event-filled for University of Maryland Eastern Shore senior Jalen Gourrier. Heading into his final undergraduate year, the business major participated in two major summer programs that not only polished his resume but also helped develop his leadership skills. Gourrier first participated in the 10-day Johns Hopkins Summer Business Academy,…Read more ‘I’ve been building myself up to accomplish this’
Starting Friday, November 22, the UMES campus will be closed. There will be a limited physical presence on campus and UMES employees will work remotely. All instruction will be online through the Thanksgiving break and will resume in person on December 2. The campus will reopen for students on Sunday, December 1….Read more UMES to close campus from November 22 to December 1
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore hit a milestone this fall as its student population eclipsed 3,000 for the first time in five years. UMES’ combined undergraduate and graduate total of 3,166 marked the fourth consecutive year of enrollment growth. Reaching the 3,100-student milestone was part of a goal set at the end of the…Read more Student success is everyone’s responsibility
