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SOUTHERN MANAGEMENT CAREER DAY Friday,April1,2022 One of our best received workshops this year was a dynamic Southern Management Career Day at Stamp Student Union that featured 6 current and former Southern Management executives discussing their career paths, experience, and advice for our students. All students from both community colleges and University of Maryland had the opportunity to network with each executive one-on-one and learnabouttheirexperiences.
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In March 2022, Southern Management was awarded the inaugural Presidential Flagship Award. This new award honors the outstanding commitment of a university partner to the continued success of the university and growth of the Greater College Park ecosystem as an educational, research and business corridor. This prestigious award was given by President Darryll J. Pines to the CEO of Southern Management Companies, Suzanne Hillman, during a celebration at The Hotel at UMD. Eight of our extraordinary students joined the award ceremony and one of them provided remarks on the tremendous impact the program has had on her education and outlook for the future.
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Students celebrated the Flagship Award with a fun filled spirit week. They dressed according to different themes each day, and the cohorts competed against one another for most participation and most creative outfits MARYLAND MONDAY TWIN TUESDAY 90S WEDNESDAY SPORTY THURSDAY SMLP FRIDAY
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In the spring semester we partnered with a local non-profit organization called Martha's Table. Our students worked together to make more than 400 sandwiches and packaged them with heartfelt notes for homeless members of our community. SMLP SSTUDENTS MLP STUDENTS TAKE ACTION TO TSERVE AKE ACTION TO SERVE LOCAL LCOMMUNITIES OCAL COMMUNITIES
ALUMNI BBQ
In June, SMLP alumni organized a barbeque at a local park to celebrate the 15 year anniversary. Over 90 alumni attended, representing cohorts from 2006 to 2021, as well as current students. Shauntia White, an alumna from the class of 2008, led discussions about how to stay connected to SMLP and support current and future students.
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