UMBC’s Graduate Program in Community Leadership and Thread partnered together for a semester project to add a new mentorship concept to their current model.
UMBC’s Graduate Program in Community Leadership and Thread partnered together for a semester project to add a new mentorship concept to their current model.
In this webinar, we explore diversity and inclusion in robotics: The black in robotics initiative.
Managing Talent During COVID 19 brings many challenges. Tune into this insightful session where UMBC’s I/O Psychology graduate program director, Dr. Elliot D. Lasson, engages the perspectives of IO and HR professionals. Learn more about UMBC’s IO Psychology graduate program: http://umbc.edu/io
As professionals, it’s critical that we build a rich network. Professional networking allows us to share and tap into knowledge and skills that can help us improve overall processes on a professional and personal level.
The Health IT field is extremely people-centered and produces a tangible outcome that impacts most everyone in society. The healthcare environment is rapidly changing, creating an ever-present need for qualified professionals to step up and contribute to important work that can make a true difference in the lives of others.
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