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Nechama Newman accepted to George Washington Law School

Congratulations to Nechama Newman (BS Biology, Minor History 2010) upon acceptance to George Washington University's Law School. Nechama plans to specialize in Intellectual Property Law.

UMBC History Class on C-SPAN American History TV

American History TV broadcast UMBC's HIST 405/710 "American Youth Activism" on March 26th. Take a look and you might see someone you know
http://www.c-span.org/Events/Lectures-in-History-20th-Century-Political-Activism/10737420466-1/

New Asian Studies Program for Fall, 2011

It is official, the new Asian Studies Program begins in Fall, 2011. Prof. Constantine Vaporis is Director. For more information visit the Asian Studies Program website
http://www.umbc.edu/asianstudies/

News from Christine Keiner

“I took Dr. Howard Smead’s civil rights course at UMBC in the spring of 1995, and just wanted to let you know what an important role it wound up playing for me. When I signed up for the course I was contemplating a career change, having completed a B.A. in biology but no longer desiring a laboratory position. Dr. Smead’s course confirmed my desire to become a historian, and that fall I began the graduate program in the history of science at Hopkins. I am thrilled to say that since then I've published my first book, The Oyster Question: Scientists, Watermen, and the Maryland Chesapeake Bay since 1880, and am an Associate Professor of Science, Technology, and Society in the Public Policy Department at Rochester Institute of Technology.”

Part-time Museum Assistants Wanted

*The Sewall-Belmont House & Museum, home of the historic National
Woman's Party, located on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. has openings for part-time Museum Assistants for weekdays and weekends.

If interested, please go to the following website to find an official employment application:
http://www.sewallbelmont.org/mainpages/aboutus_employment.html
Submit the application along with a cover letter and resume to Elisabeth Crum,
Public Programs and Outreach Manager at elisabeth.crum@sewallbelmont.org

Elisabeth Crum
Public Programs & Outreach Manager
Sewall-Belmont House & Museum
144 Constitution Avenue, NE
Washington, DC 20002
(202) 546-1210 x17
www.sewallbelmont.org
Join the Historic National Woman's Party!

Congratulations to Bailey Ball

Congratulations to Bailey Ball, a graduate student in Historical Studies. Bailey just accepted a position at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. as a
Museum Technician in the Collections and Exhibitions.

Congratulations to Laura Marshallsay

Congratulations to Laura Marshallsay, 2007 B.A. in History, and will earn an M.A. in May 2011, will serve as an editor on a book for the Junior League of Baltimore's 100th anniversary. She is also running an oral history workshop with Dr. Barry Lanman for the Baltimore County Bar Association.

Congratulations to Melissa Cuzzart-Boyce

Melissa Cuzzart-Boyce, 2004 History B.A. and May 2009 M.A. is working for the National Park Service. She will soon attend Operational Leadership Instructor Training in Tulsa and attend an Emergency Medical Services conference on behalf of the National Capital Region.

Congratulations to Peter Bunten

Congratulations to Peter Bunten, M.A. December, 2010. Peter is working for the Philipsburg Manor in Sleepy Hollow. Phillipsburg is the site of a large colonial farm, and was involved in the slave trade and piracy. The site is interpreted from the vantage point of the 23 enslaved Africans who were held there during the mid-18th century. Peter was also recently the guest speaker at the Ulster County Civil War Round Table, talking on the contested memory of the Civil War.

Graduate Student Colleen Walter

Congratulations to Colleen Walter who is working for the Accokeek Foundation at Piscataway Park.

Dr. Anne Rubin in UMBC Magazine

There is a great story on Dr. Anne Rubin's digital history project on the memory of Sherman's March to the Sea in the new UMBC Magazine.
http://www.umbc.edu/magazine/winter11/


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