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Course Description: A survey of American social problems designed for the general student. Topics typically include race and ethnic conflict, crime and delinquency, population and inequality.

The UMBC Law Review is currently seeking writers for their very first article on restorative justice! Please see details below, including the link to apply.  All majors are welcome! We're...

The Emergency Health Services (EHS) Professional and Continuing Education department (PACE) has the classes for you! **Please choose the correct session for your skill level** Morning...

Webinar: Grant-seeker's Guide to Training and Fellowships Date: Thursday, December 21st Time: 12pm ET / 9am PT For many grant-seekers in the early stages of their research careers,...

Somehow, it is December, and the end of the semester is nearly upon us. As we race into finals and the holiday season, here are some highlights of things happening on and around campus and classes...

This graduate level course is a survey course of the scholarship and key debates in the emerging field of Black Feminism and Black Queer Studies. We will take an intersectional approach in...

Are you interested in community-engaged art? Are you interested in learning from artists and curators doing research in and about cities like Baltimore? Seminar in American Signs: Place-Based...

We are excited to share with you Professor Erle Ellis' Op-Ed in today's New York Times! It's fantastic to see a member of our department reach such a large audience. In his article "1.5 Degrees Is...

The Department is accepting applications to represent UMBC at the 64th Annual Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference (NAFAC) on 09-11 April, 2024. If you would like to be considered, please send...