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Marquee Lectures in Science & Technology: A Lecture Series for UndergraduatesThe National Scholarships Office Reports a UMD Record 19 Fulbright Recipients
Among the record 19 Fulbright recipients this year at the University of Maryland is Krista Heiner (left), a M.S. candidate in Sustainable Development and Conservation Biology and a M.P.P. candidate. Krista will study local, regional, and national natural resource managment in Mali. Read more about the 2011 UMD Fulbright scholars in this article from Maryland International. The Fulbright Scholarship is one of the prestigious awards for which the National Scholarships Office provides information, guidance, and support to Maryland students as they learn about and apply for national scholarships.
Bees, birds, butterflies, and bats — the pollinators — play a critical role in nature. But bees are mysteriously dying off in massive numbers. Professor David Hawthorne's exciting course examines the pollinators, the complexities of the ecosystem, and humans place in it. Watch Pollinators in Crisis to
learn about the course and discover the Marquee Courses in Science & Technology, the CORE science courses
for non-science majors. It is also an I-Series course.
Meeting the Challenge of Diversity 1968-1978: The Intensive Educational Development Program and Change at the University of Maryland.
The report was released at an event marking its online publication and celebrating the achievements of IED, along with IED's efforts and the efforts of others to integrate the University during the middle decades of the last century. You can watch also a video of the complete event.