New Student Guide 2023-2024

SOARING ABOVE AND BEYOND

NEW STUDENT GUIDE 2023-2024

Welcome Leadership Bios 1-2 President & Cabinet 3 Deans of Schools 4 Center for Access and Academic Success (CAAS) Staff 5 New Hawk Day Schedule 6 New Student Flight Plan 7 UMES History 8-9 Alma Mater 10 Important Dates 12-13 Hawk Talk 14 Hawk Card 16 Cannon Student Printing 17 Campus Parking 17 Auxiliary Services 16-17 Financial Aid Checklist 18 Paying Your Bill 19 Payment Confirmation 20 Transportation Options 21 Getting Mail and Packages 22 On Campus Dining 23 University Bookstore 25 Hawk Pack & FAQs 26-27 Living on Campus 28 Moving In 29 Soaring Support 30-31 Writing Center 32 Getting Involved 33 Resources Phone Numbers 33-34 Departmental Phone Numbers 34-35 Starfish 36-37 Undergraduate Programs 38-39 School of Education, Social Sciences, and The Arts (SESA) 40 School of Business and Technology (SBT) 40 School of Pharmacy and Health Professions (SOPHP) 41 School of Agriculture and Natural Sciences (SANS) 41 The Richard Henson Honors Program 42 Situational Resource Questions and Answers 43-47 Campus Map 49

Welcome New Hawks Heidi M. Anderson, a native of Gary, IN, assumed the presidency of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore on September 1, 2018.

She is the 16th leader of the 1890 land-grant institution in Princess Anne that opened its doors on Sept. 13, 1886 as the Delaware Conference Academy initially under the auspices of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

A three-time graduate of Purdue University in her native Indiana, Dr. Anderson came to UMES with nearly two decades of higher education leadership experience.

“What I personally value about access, quality and opportunity – the tools that close the achievement gap – are at the core of my leadership,” she said.

She was previously chief academic policymaker at Texas A&M University-Kingsville from 2015 to 2017, where she managed a $35 million budget and directed 22 academic departments, 10 centers and institutes. She oversaw creation of new degrees in computer science, engineering and clinical mental health counseling.

Heidi M. Anderson, Ph. D. President of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore

Prior to working in Texas, Dr. Anderson was chief academic policymaker at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia from 2013 to 2015. Between 2006 and 2013, she held various positions at the University of Kentucky, including professor in the UMES President Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science, assistant dean for educational innovation, associate provost for faculty affairs, and vice president/associate provost for institutional effectiveness.

Heidi Anderson

Her classroom experience includes working as a professor and chair of Auburn University’s Pharmacy Care System Department and serving as an assistant professor in the University of Tennessee’s College of Pharmacy.

She has served as President and vice president of the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education.

Dr. Anderson earned her Ph.D. in pharmacy administration, a Master’s in education, and a Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy from Purdue, also a land-grant university.

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Welcome New Hawks

Dr. Rondall E. Allen joined UMES on July 1, 2015, as Dean of the School of Pharmacy and Health Professions. Before coming to UMES, he served as the Associate Dean for Academic Quality at South University School of Pharmacy. He also served in several administrative roles during his tenure at Xavier University of Louisiana College of Pharmacy, including Director of Experiential Education, Assistant Dean for Program Assessment, and Associate Dean for Student Affairs. Currently, he serves as the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs.

Dr. Allen has over 33 years of experience in the profession of pharmacy and has spent the last 20 years in academia. He has practiced in various settings, including community pharmacy, acute care, ambulatory care, and the pharmaceutical industry. As a clinician, he developed and implemented two outpatient anticoagulation clinics in which he managed patients with deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary emboli, atrial fibrillation, and other clotting disorders.

Rondall Allen, PharmD Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs

UMES President Mrs. Latoya Jenkins, MBA, joined UMES in September 2019 as Special Assistant to the Vice President of Enrollment Management and Student Experience. Before coming to UMES, she led large teams of corporate researchers who operated at the epicenter of the nation's $17 trillion transaction flow, delivering a full view of the commercial real estate market to keep clients ahead of market demand.

In addition, she served over 30,000 students as the Director of Undergraduate Advising at the University of Maryland Global Campus. Currently, she serves as Vice President of Enrollment Management and Student Experience, creating and implementing enrollment strategy while directing the operations of 11 dynamic teams providing high-impact services to undergraduate, graduate, and professional students to support the institution's overall enrollment and financial health.

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Latoya Jenkins, MBA Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Experience

UMES President & Cabinet

Dr. Heidi M. Anderson

Dr. Robert Mock

President

Chief of Staff/ Vice President for Strategic Initiatives

Ms. Latoya Jenkins

Mr. David Balcom

Vice President for Enrollment Management & Student Experience

Vice President for University Relations

Dr. Rondall Allen Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

Ms. Anastasia Rodriguez Vice President for Administration and Finance

Ms. Tara Owens

Mr. Matthew Taylor

Vice President for Athletics and Recreation

General Counsel

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UMES Deans of Schools

Dr. Marshall Stevenson Education, Social Sciences and the Arts

Dr. Derrick Dunn Business and Technology

Dr. Moses Cairo Agricultural and Natural Sciences

Dr. T. Sean Vasaitis

Dr. LaKeisha Harris Graduate Studies

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Acting Dean Pharmacy and Health Professions

Center for Access and Academic Success (CAAS)

Dr. TerCraig Edwards Director

Ms. Jamila Johnson, M.Ed Senior First Year Experience Coordinator

Ms. Andrea Taylor, M.S. Academic Advisor & Tutoring Supervisor School of Business and Technology

Ms. Tina Cottman Administrative Asst

Ms. Ramona Hart M.S. First Year Experience & Summer Bridge Coordinator

Mrs. Juliana Reagan, M.A.

Mr. Fritz Woloua, M.S.

Senior Coordinator for Student Success Data

Academic Support Coor FOCUS/SAP Advisor

Mrs. Esther Dabipi, M.A.

Mr. Seth Roberts, M.S.

Student Success Coordinator & Academic Advisor Non-Traditional Students

Mrs. Tslete Talley, M.S. Ms. Shaniqua Collins, M.S. Program Coordinator & Academic Advisor School of Pharmacy and Health Professions, General Studies – Undecided

Academic Advisor School of Education, Social Sciences, and the Arts

Academic Navigator & SESA Advisor

Mr. Bobby Rice Academic Navigator School of Agricultural and Natural Sciences

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New Hawk Day Schedule (Student) 8:30 AM - 9:00 AM 8

9:00am - 10:00am

8:00am - 9:00am

Student Check-In EASC Atrium (Central Entrance by the Radio Station) Welcome Greetings EASC Continental Breakfast (EASC Atrium) Placement Exams

10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Please Complete the Testing and Class Schedule before going to Student Services Center (SSC)

EASC: TESTING ROOMS 2056: SANS 2121: BT 2122: HP/GS 1028: ADA 2041: Testing Overflow(All majors) Fall Course Enrollment Advising

10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

11 AM - 3 PM SSC

11:00 am - 2:00 pm 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Approx. Every 30 mins

EASC: ADVISING ROOMS 2055: SANS 2091: SESA 1060/1061: BT 2090: HP/GS Student Services Center Student & Parent Session 1-0N-1 Services ***CONCURRENT*** Financial Aid Student Accounts (Payment Confirmation) Housing (ResLife) ADA and Accessibility Services Health Center, Counseling Center

LUNCH 2091: SESA

Campus Tours Meeting at Ballroom Entrance Thank you and See you Soon!

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Next Steps...

Flight 1 Complete Admitted Student Website Steps Register and take the practice portion of the ALEK Math Placement Assessment (located in MyUMES under Quick Links, ALEK Math Placement).

Make sure your final transcripts have been submitted from your

Flight 2

high school, dual enrollment college, IB, or College Board (AP Testing) to the university

Attend New Hawk Day Receive Class Schedule and

Flight 3 Canvas App Complete Your Required Trainings Modules in the Canvas App on the MyUMES Portal.

All Required Trainings must be completed by August 14th!

UMES Student Survey Canvas Digital Training Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs Understanding Consent Career Selection

Complete Payment Confirmation Complete Hawk Pack Response (Books)

Flight 4 Move-In Day Make sure all health forms are completed and submitted (have a copy) Payment confirmation was completed by August 11th Fall 2023 Move-In date is August 20th

Flight 5 Attend New Hawk Week August 20th-24th Required for all New Students

Final Flight

Pick-up Books and Check Canvas Class Access

Double check payment confirmation status

Review Class Schedule for Accuracy

Attend classes first day and thereafter

Locate Classes (check for building and

Make class changes prior to September 6th

classroom)

Soar Above and Beyond!

New Student Flight Plan

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Our History The University of Maryland Eastern Shore was originally established as the Delaware Conference Academy in 1886. Later, the Academy was supervised by Morgan State College under the name Princess Anne Academy or the Industrial Branch of Morgan State College.

Subsequently, the Maryland Agricultural College, wishing to provide instruction for Negro youth under the provisions of the Second Morrill Act of 1890 and later acts of Congress, contracted with the trustees of Morgan College, the owners of the Academy, to provide the requisite instruction for Negro youth. By the Act of the Legislature of Maryland, one-fifth of the Morrill Fund and a small state appropriation were granted to the Academy.

For the first twenty-five years, it was difficult, indeed impossible, to secure enough students beyond the high school grade to warrant advanced classes. With the improvement in public education and the establishment of high schools for Negroes, more educated students were recruited. In September 1925, the Junior College Department was established.

The State of Maryland, in operating its 1862 land-grant program at the Maryland Agricultural College at College Park, which did not admit African-Americans, sought to provide a land-grant program for African­‐ Americans and assumed control of the Princess Anne Academy, renaming it the Eastern Branch of the Maryland .

Agricultural College. Control shifted from Morgan State College to Maryland Agricultural College over a period of years between 1919 and 1936.

In January 1936, the College passed into complete control and ownership of the State, and the University of Maryland was designated as the administrative agency.

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Our History....

In 1936 definite plans were laid for raising the status to a four-year college and the beginning of increased offerings at Princess Anne College. Four-year courses were established in Agriculture and Agricultural Education, Home Economics and Home Economics Education, and Mechanic Arts and Mechanic Arts Education; a two-year junior college course in Arts and Sciences was also established.

In 1948, the institution became officially Maryland State College, a division of the University of Maryland. However, resources and funding from the state remained limited, and the school did not grow much in size. In 1970, the University System of Maryland was organized, and on July 1, 1970, Maryland State College became the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.

Since 1970, UMES has grown to incorporate a wider vision of its mission.

Recognized as one of the thirteen University System of Maryland (USM) campuses, it is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. UMES offers major programs leading to the B.A. and B.S. degrees in 37 disciplines in the arts and sciences, professional studies, and agricultural sciences. Total enrollment has more than tripled since 1970, growing to about 4,200. Various graduate degrees in science, health professions, education, and business have been developed, and about 10% of students are in master's or doctoral degree programs.

Many of the programs offered at UMES are unique and are designed to fulfill the current and future employment needs of the industries and people in the region. In meeting this need, the University has increased its course offerings during evening and weekend hours and developed online courses, allowing more people to enhance themselves socially and economically through post-secondary education.

An aggressive building program, both new construction and renovation of existing structures, has accompanied this expansion in size and the number of programs to produce the current attractive campus. Library holdings, computer and laboratory facilities, and student services have also expanded to offer students the tools needed for modern education. The recent expansion of programs is not yet complete, and the future of the University provides many opportunities for students.

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The Alma Mater To Thee, dear Alma Mater We raise our grateful song, And through Thy noble teachings, Thoust made Thy children strong And thousands still shall praise thee All earth shall hear their swell And bind our hearts yet closer To Thee we love so well Refrain: Maryland, Maryland Home of Maroon and Gray Maryland, Maryland Thee, we will love always All Hail to Thee fair Maryland All glory be to Thee Grow Thou in strength in honor Through all eternity We love Thy spacious campus We love Thy towering walls And noble are Thy teachings We've learned within Thy halls Stand thou forever glorious Full rob'd in living green Shine thou in endless splendor Beneath the trees serene Refrain:

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Important Dates

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For a complete list of academic calendar dates visit: umes.edu/registrar/

*Schedule Subject to Change

Important Dates

For a complete list of academic calendar dates visit: umes.edu/registrar/

*Schedule Subject to Change

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Hawk Talk

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EASC

Engineering and Aviation Science Center

FDL

Frederick Douglass Library

FAFSA

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

FirstLook

Showcase of Student Clubs and Organizations

FLIC

Foreign Language Instruction Center

Harry the Hawk

UMES Mascot

Hawkville

Online Platform to complete and renew housing contracts and housing accommodations

Hawkweb

Online Platform to see official grades, unofficial transcripts, class schedule and finances

OIE

Office of Institutional Equity

ORL

Office of Residence Life

PAC

Ella Fitzgerald Performing Arts Center

Rotunda

The center of the floor with the domed ceiling in the SSC

SAAC

Student-Athlete Advisory Committee

SAP

Satisfactory Academic Progress

SDC

Student Development Center

SGA

Student Government Association

SSC

Student Services Center

Starfish Tawes

Online Platform to make appointments, communicate, and academic tasks with professors and staff.

Student Gym and Recreation Center

The Key

University Newspaper

UT

University Terrance

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Center for Access and Academic Success (CAAS) The Center for Access and Academic Success (CAAS) is dedicated to the success of all students. CAAS hosts a variety of programs, from tutoring to academic advisors, to help ensure the continued growth of all UMES students. CAAS aims to improve students' cultural, intellectual, social, and educational experiences and access through an all-inclusive approach.

Services Offered: Academic Advising Academic Coaching Tutoring Center Thinking Storm Online Tutoring Hawk Mentoring The First Year Experience (FYE) Summer Bridge Program

Advising: Create 4-year plans Identify Campus Resources Course Selection Navigating registration platforms Evaluate degree requirements/progress Discuss Starfish feedback from instructors

Workshops: Presenting like a pro Mindfulness Rocks Testing and Anxiety Rebounding After Midterms CAAS JAMSS

Starfish Retention Solutions Early Alert Program The Future Outstanding Cohort of University Students (FOCUS) Workshop Series and Programs Scholarship Information

Peer Tutoring: Tutoring offered in 20+ subject areas, 5 days a week Free service to students Learn via high-achieving tutors who demonstrate mastery of certain subject areas.

Group or individual sessions

Hawk Mentors:

Provide peer-to-peer engagement and assist with establishing greater connectivity to UMES. Assist with the cultural transition to the UMES community.

Share experiences, understanding, values, goals, practices, and culture of UMES Guidance and information Creation of social networks Encourage campus involvement and facilitate a greater sense of belonging

Questions?

Center for Access and Academic Success Student Development Center, Ste. 2200 410-651-6457 caas@umes.edu umes.edu/caas

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Auxiliary Services The Hawkcard (Your College ID) The HawkCard is your key to University of Maryland Eastern Shore campus life and a flexible tool for managing your money.

As your official UMES identification card, the HawkCard gives you access to food, facilities, services, events, fun, and more!

All students, faculty, staff, and affiliates are required to carry their HawkCard while on the campus. The HawkCard is yours to use. However, it does remain the property of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. It is not transferable under any circumstances and should not be used by another individual.

It all begins with your photo, scan the UMES OneWed Scan QR Code below to get started!

HawkCard Services Meal Plan Card Dining Card (for purchases at retail dining facilities) Snack and Beverage Vending Card Your Ticket to UMES Athletic Events Health and Wellness Center Campus Events Cash Value Centers Frederick Douglass Library Card WEPA Printing Card Laundry Card

HawkCard $$$ The HawkCard can store prepaid amounts in a declining balance account that can be used as a convenient and cashless way to pay for purchases on and off campus. The area’s most popular businesses accept the HawkCard, with more businesses signing up all the time. HawkCard funds never expire and can be used 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Once funds are deposited on your HawkCard, you can make cash-free purchases at any eligible location. There is no service charge. More importantly, you only spend what is available, so you never have to worry about account overdrafts.

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Cannon Student Printing Kiosks Wireless Everywhere Printing Anywhere

Cannon Student Printing is an easy printing system that the University of Maryland Eastern Shore has implemented for students on campus.

Convenient cloud technology lets you print from various devices to any of the Cannon Student Printing kiosk printers on campus with your HawkCard.

Download the App

For location and machine status, you can go to :. https://wwwcp.umes.edu/infof or/wepa-locations

Regal Premiere Movie tickets are available for purchase at Auxiliary window for

$10

Greyhound tickets are available for purchase at Auxiliary window in the Student Services Center (SSC)

Campus Parking Beginning in Fall 2023, digital permits will be purchased online via the parking portal.

The annual permit cost is $60 for all students, faculty, and staff.

Students may only register one vehicle for their permit. Permit sharing is not allowed and will result in a citation and a fine.

Plates Out: Parking will be “Plates Out.” When parking on campus, drivers must park with their license plate facing the driving lane so that it can be properly scanned. What that means to the campus: if you have a vehicle with one license plate, the back of the vehicle will need to face the parking lane – no backing in or pulling through. This will allow for greater efficiency in enforcement and avoid a no- plates out citation and fine.

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Financial Aid Checklist for Success

Prepare ☐ Create a Financial Aid folder/ file to store any financial aid information and/or documents ☐ Gather Social Security/ Alien Registration Number, federal tax returns, and W-2s ☐ Obtain your Federal Student Aid (FSA ID) Username & Password. New users may create one at: www.studentaid.gov/fsaid ☐ Have your Federal School Code- UMES’ Federal School Code: 002106-00

Complete ☐

Visit www.studentaid.gov to submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) (Opens Oct. 1st ). Please note** The 2024-2025 FAFSA will not open until December** You will submit a new FAFSA each year. *For Maryland residents, please complete the FAFSA before March 1st to be considered for State Grants.

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Save/ store your FSA ID Username & Password in the financial folder/ file that you created for use next year

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Ensure that you enter your legal name (exactly as it appears on your Social Security Card) on your UMES application and on your FAFSA for timely processing

Monitor ☐ ☐ ☐

Frequently review your emails for FAFSA submission confirmation and your Student Aid Report (SAR) Lookout for emails from UMES regarding your financial aid information/ status, and be sure to check Your To-Do List via your HawkWeb Student Portal Watch for any paper mail and/or email updates regarding any scholarships that you may have applied

Respond ☐ Follow the instructions to confirm any desired award offers. ☐ If you accepted a federal loan(s), please visit www.studentaid.gov to complete: Entrance Loan Counseling AND Master Promissory Note (MPN)

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Paying Your Bill Account payments can be paid by one of the preferred means: cash (in person only), certified check, Visa, Master Card, Discover, and American Express. Personal checks are acceptable, but if returned for non-sufficient funds (NSF), the check amount will be charged back to the student’s account with a $25.00 added penalty.

Mail-in payments should be addressed to the following: University of Maryland Eastern Shore Office of Student Accounts SDC Building, Suite 1160 Princess Anne, MD 21853

Online Payments, Tuition Payment Plans, Electronic Bills, and Refunds can be found on the UMES Hawk Web Student Account Page

Payment Plans The first payment is due by the first day of the month after payment plan enrollment. Payments are due by the first day of each month, even if you do not receive a bill.

Only charges billed by UMES may be budgeted (off-campus expenses, etc., cannot be included) The University reserves the right to re-budget accounts as additional charges are incurred. (e.g., charges are added for meals, housing, etc., which were not originally budgeted.)

Withdrawal from the University does not constitute withdrawal from the payment plan. Be advised the student is still responsible for any tuition and fees remaining on the account.

To view Payment Plans: log into My UMES Portal using your username and password. Select Hawk Web>Self Service>Display Confirmation>Term>Search>Show Pay Plan

Billing Responsibilities If you register for a course, charges are incurred, and you must meet payment deadlines.

If payment is not received in full or if you are not enrolled in a payment plan by the payment due date, your courses will be dropped.

An overdue balance may prevent access to services, such as future enrollment, transcripts, and diplomas.

Unpaid accounts are subject to collection procedures and will be sent to the State Central Collection Unit; a 17% collection fee will be added to the unpaid amount.

State Central Collection Unit 1-888-248-0345 If you are no longer interested in taking a course, you must officially drop or withdraw from the course.

Drops and withdrawals are prorated based on the adjustment calendar.

All billing information (E-Bill) will be sent to your UMES email account. Keep your contact information updated to receive all communications regarding billing.

You are responsible for all debts incurred, regardless of whether or not an e-bill is received or payment is to be made by a third party.

Refunds -

UMES refunds are delivered via BankMobile Disbursements, for more information vist: umes.edu/comptroller

For more information Student Development Center, Suite 1160 umes.edu/comptroller/ (410) 651-6092 /student accounts@umes.edu

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Payment Confirmation You must complete your electronic payment confirmation. To complete this visit your Student Center on HawkWeb. You are not officially registered until your payment confirmation is completed. Payment confirmations must be completed by the deadline each semester to secure your registration and prevent delays in financial aid payments and/or refunds. Failure to complete the payment confirmation will result in the cancellation of all classes and possible loss of housing. If you have questions, please contact the Office of Student Accounts via phone: 410-651-6092 or 410-651-6093 or via email: studentaccounts@umes.edu

STEPS TO COMPLETE THE PAYMENT CONFIRMATION PROCESS Step 1 - Log into: My UMES login Step 2 - Go "Student Center" (NOTE: You may be required to complete the Keeping Current Information - Maintain Cell Phone Number, Emergency Contacts, COVID-19 Authorization, and "Missing Person Memorandum''.)

(NOTE: You may be required to select the “Student Center” on the side menu a second time) Step 3 - Please review your detailed account information - go to "My Account" section and select "Detailed Account Information" (See image below) Step 4 - Please review your financial aid - go to the "Finances" section and select "View My Financial Aid".

You can see a breakdown in your financial aid for the year. (See image left) Step 5 - You must "Confirm" your intent to attend for the enrolled term and if you have an amount due, how you plan to pay. Below "My Account" and Term Confirmation" click the Yellow "Confirm" Button and follow the instructions.

Step 6 - Read the messages and select OK or I agree Step 7 - Payment Confirmation Options –

1.If you don't owe a balance click "Confirm" on the right hand side to complete the process - You may select the payment plan option should your charges change - you will NOT be charged the enrollment fee unless you require a plan.

2.If your previous balance is more than $500 - go back to the Student Center and Make a Payment - once paid go back to the yellow confirm button. (See images above of previous screen) 3.Pay current balance due in full by clicking "Make a Payment" on the right hand side and follow the prompts.

4.If you want to go on a monthly payment plan click "Apply for Payment Plan" on the right hand side and follow the prompts.

Once you select Apply for Payment Plan, then select I Agree and Accept Pay Plan you will receive a message that says your payment confirmation is complete.

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Transportation Getting around made easy with a variety of options to serve students transportation needs UMES Shuttle The UMES Shuttle offers rides to various locations, including Fruitland Walmart and Salisbury Mall, on the weekends. During the week, the shuttle services local destinations. Schedules for both the UMES Shuttle and Shore Transit can be found below.

Schedule: https://wwwcp.umes.edu/infofor/umes-shuttle-schedule

Shore Transit Ride Free...Students without a vehicle can take advantage of Shore Transit, the local bus service that stops near and on campus numerous times throughout the day. It provides the community with access to shopping and restaurants, as well as further points such as West Ocean City and the University of Salisbury. Students, Faculty, and Staff ride free with a valid Hawk Card. Routes operate throughout Wicomico, Somerset, Worcester Counties, and neighboring states. Operates 7 days a week.

Somerset Commuter Bus Airport Shuttle to BWI Students without a vehicle can take advantage of BayRunner from Salisbury

Ride Share Lyft Uber

the Somerset CommuterBus, the local bus service that stops near campus numerous times throughout the day.

Long Distance Travel Greyhound

*** Limited Reliability ***

*** Tickets Available at AUX Window in Student Services Center (SSC) ***

Salisbury Airport (American Airlines) Local Below Airports within 2.5-3hrs from campus BWI, DCA, ORF, PHL, IAD

Taxi Services Amir Taxi Affordable Taxi Lou Lou Taxi

Questions?

Student Services Center (410) 651-7747 21

Getting Your Mail Each student living on campus is assigned their own mailbox. When packages arrive an email will be sentout and students can come pick up their package. Students must present their Hawk Card when picking up mail at the window.

Location The UMES (University of Maryland Eastern Shore) Post Office is located on the ground floor of the Student Services Center. The lobby entrance is located to the left of the loading area along the sidewalk between the Student Services Center and William P. Hytche Athletic Center.

Receiving Packages Please WAIT for a UMES package notification before attempting to pick up your package(s).

Incoming USPS, FEDEX, and Amazon packages are currently delivered to the UMES Post Office. SMART PACKAGE LOCKERS are being introduced for Student package pickup. Therefore, carefully read your UMES package notification to see where and how to retrieve your package.

When a package is received, it is scanned and placed in a locker or held at the window for pick up. Depending on your package notification, you will receive an email with a QR code that can be scanned at the SMART LOCKER kiosk, or an email with a QR code that can be scanned at the lobby counter.

UMES Post Office counter: To retrieve your package please present your HawkCard and package notification QR Code at the window to be scanned. A staff member will verify your information, retrieve your package, and collect your signature.

UMES Post Office SMART LOCKER: To retrieve your package please proceed to the SMART LOCKER kiosk and scan your package notification QR Code.

Then follow the instructions on the screen to access the locker and receive your package. Once you have your package, please gently close the locker door.

Packages not retrieved from the SMART LOCKER within 72 hours (about 3 days) of notification email will be removed from the locker and you will have to pick up your package at the Post Office counter. *ALL Packages not picked up within 14 business days of receipt will be returned to the sender.

UPS Packages University Postal Service does not handel UPS packages or drop off All UPS packages go through CENTRAL RECEIVING, located on the left side of the PHYSICAL PLANT BUILDING. Any package delivered to Central Receiving (UPS) will generate an email stating your package is available for pick up at Central Receiving.

Payment The campus post office only accepts the HAWKCARD for any stamp or mail services.

Services Certified mail Delivery Confirmations Express Mail First Class Mail Insured Mail & Shipping Postage Stamps Sales Priority Mail Priority Mail International Return Receipts Signature Conformations FedEx

Your campus mailing address will be:

Your Full Name (as it appears on your Hawk Card) 30665 Student Services Center Lane Box Number ____________ Princess Anne, MD 21853

Amazon Hub UMES has an Amazon Hub package pickup location conveniently located outside the Student Development Center, on the backside closest to the Gym. *** Coming soon to Hawks Point, and additional Amazon Hub (across from the student apartments) ***

Window, Mailbox, and Package Locker Hours -

For more information visit umes.edu/auxiliary/university-postal-services/ (410) 651-6439

Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

On-Campus Dining Campus Dining Locations

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1.(A) Student Services Center Plateau City Market Plateau Takeaway

Hawks Nest

Meal Plan Options

All students residing in a traditional residence hall or the Student Apartments are required to participate in a 19-Meal Plan or a 14-Meal Plan Students residing in the Student Residential Complex, Hawks Landing, Hawks Plaza, or Hawks Run are not required to participate in a meal plan All meal plans can be used at the "all-you-care-to-eat" at Plateau City Market or Plateau Takeaway

To add a meal plan before the semester starts, log into MyUMES/HawkVille.

After the semester starts, please complete and submit the Residential Meal Plan Application and select one of the following meal plans: 19-Meal Plan (19 meals per week – $2,354.00, Plus $100 Bonus Points).

14-Meal Plan (14 meals per week – $2,235.50, Plus $75 Bonus Points).

10-meal plan (10 meals per week – $1,824.00, Plus $75 Bonus Points).

Commuter 5-Meal Plan (5 meals per week – $929.50, Plus $50 Bonus Points)

Meal Plan FAQs: Meal Plan Points do not carry over if you dont use them You can UPGRADE your meal plan only during the first 2 weeks Meal Plans are non-transferable, and allows for one meal per meal period

Starbucks The Rub

2. (B) Waters Hall Cafe Grande

3. (C) Engineering & Aviation Sciences Complex The Shore

Coming Soon: Milk & Honey

Refunds are not issued for any meals remaining on the plan Enjoy a variety of foods from comfort foods, delicious pizzas, grilled sandwiches and vegetarian options all in a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere Bonus points can be used in the retail locations 23

Non-Traditional Students (Adult Learners) Program

"When preparation and opportunity intersect, great things happen."

The Non-Traditional Students Program is a holistic wrap-around service that will help adult learners start or finish their program of choice. This program promotes personal, academic, emotional, and social growth to help students reach their academic and professional goals. You will not be alone on this journey; you will have others like you.

We provide online degree programs. Classes are offered in-person, online, and hybrid format to help meet your daily schedules for adults like you.

UMES will be offering 7 online degree programs targeted at fitting the busy schedules and daily life of students

Services Offered: Course Registration Assistance Financial Aid Scholarships One-on-One Professional Advising Mentorship for Adults Career Services Electronic Device Rental Online and Hybrid Courses Online and In-Person Tutoring

Adult Learners Criteria: High School Diploma 25 years or older Has dependent(s) Has some college credit Transfer Students

For more information contact: Esther Dabipi, M.A. edabipi@umes.edu 410-651-6457

https://wwwcp.umes.edu/caas/non-traditional-student/

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UMES Bookstore umes.bncollege.com

Bookstore Departments Clothing & Gifts School Supplies & Technology Course Materials & Textbooks Student Essentials Health & Wellness

Location Inside the Student Services Center (SSC) (1st Floor)

Payment Options Credit Cards Cash Hawk Card PayPal Checks

Hawk Pack What is Hawk Pack? - it is a course material model that lowers the cost of materials for students and ensures students have access to all their required course materials on or before the first day of class. Through this new program, physical books will be conveniently packaged and provided to students on a rental basis. Digital materials will be delivered directly within Canvas Costs will be $22 per credit hour. At the end of the term, students will receive email reminders to return their physical course materials to the bookstore.

Receive all materials before the first day of class Save 35-50% on the cost of course materials each semester Benefit from a highly personalized concierge service For more information visit - umes.edu/hawkpack

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Questions?

Call us at - (410) 651-6437 Visit - umes.bncollege.com

Fall / Spring Semester -

Hours

Monday - Thursday - 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Friday - 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Saturday / Sunday - Closed

Summer Semester -

Monday - Thursday - 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Friday - 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Saturday / Sunday - Closed

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9:20am

9:24am - 9:28am

9:32am - 9:36am

9:44am - 9:48am

10:00am - 10:04am

10:12am - 10:16am

10:16 am - 10:25am

10:30am - 12:00pm 3:15pm - 4:00pm

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Living On Campus Campus Housing & Residence Life

Umes.edu/reslife

Plaza

Harford Hall

Student Resident Complex

Student Apartments

Court Plaza

Wicomico

Hawks Landing

University Terrace

Murphy Complex

Housing Information

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From the day you move into the residence halls, you will be in the center of everything you’ll need for the best college experience.

Residence hall living provides convenience, flexibility, affordability, 24/7 support, and complete access to all the University has to offer while fully immersed in the Hawk community, flexibility, affordability, 24/7 support, and complete access to all the University has to offer while fully immersed in the Hawk community.

Freshman students are required to live on campus, unless commuting within a 50 mile radius.

For more information, contact the Office of Residence Life at (410) 651-6144 or visit at umes.edu/reslife

Move-In

What should I Bring?

Bed and bath items Cleaning supplies Toiletries Keepsakes Electronics Thermometer Bathroom

Towels Robe Shower Caddy Shower Shoes Shampoo Conditioner Body Wash Soap Face Wash Razor Shaving Cream Tooth Brush Floss Mouth Wash Deodorant Lotion Hairbrush / Comb Tweezers Nail Clippers Cosmetic Necessities Toilet Paper Paper Towels Hand soap Bathmats

School Supplies Clorox Wipes Hand sanitizer Identification/money Face masks Gloves

Other Items

Cleaning

Vacuum Broom Swiffer Dustpan Mirror / Glass Cleaner Dish Soap Paper Towels Tissues Air Freshener Trash can Trash / Recycling bins Disinfecting Spray

School Supplies Back pack Pens / Pencils Highlighter Notebooks / Paper Sticky Notes Sticky Tabs Scissors Ruler Paper Clips Stapler Staples White Out Calculator Printer Printer Paper

Misc.

First Aid kit Medications Tool kit Flashlight Umbrella Bag / Suitcase Batteries Masks Gloves Temperature Thermostat

Laundry

Hangers Hamper Laundry Bag Laundry Detergent Dryer Sheets Stain Remover Iron Mini Ironing Board Lint Brush

Bedding

Comforter Sheets (Twin x1) Pillows Pillow Cases

Room & Dining Electronics

Computer / laptop Phone Chargers Surge Protectors Power Strips TV Gaming Consoles Other electronic devices HDMI cord Flash drive Headphones Batteries 3 way light bulbs Cable Cord Cable Splitter

Carpet Rug Fan Desk lamp Step stool Posters / wall art Mini Fridge (max 4.6 cubic ft.)

Microwave (max 1 cubic ft.)

Coffee maker Plates, Bowls, Utensils Plastic ware, Ziploc bags

Documents

Renters insurance State / Personal ID Social Security Card Birth Certificate Passport Lockbox

***While many of the items are suggested they are not all required

What to leave at home?

Wired or wireless routers Water beds Fireworks/explosives Tape/nails/screws or adhesive Weapons Hoverboards Cinder blocks/bricks Halogen and lava lamps Candles/incense

Air conditioners / unless medically approved Toasters/toaster ovens Hot plates Amps Subwoofers Drums Alcohol bottles (empty or full) Cigarettes, E-Cigs, or Tabacco products

Kegs Drugs Hookas Space heaters Grills Anything with an open heating element

Your Residence Hall All rooms have: Beds (extra-long twin) Dressers Study Desks Chairs Closets Blinds

We've got you covered on all the basics

All Buildings have: Kitchens / Microwaves (In some halls) Washers / Dryers (included) Televisions Lounges Vending Machines

Your Bed Your mattress will be a twin, extralong and measures 36 x 80 inches.

The size Sheets you'll need to bring is twin extra-long (twin XL)

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Soaring Support

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Center for Access and Academic Success

SDC 2nd Floor Suite 2200

410.651.6457

Career & Professional Development Center

SSC 2nd Floor Suite 2158

410.651.6447

Counseling Center

SDC 2nd Floor Suite 2260

410.651.6449

Disability Resource Center

Early Childhood Research Ctr, 1129

410.651.6135

Math Lab

EASC 1060 & 1061

410.651.6703

Tutoring Center

CAAS SDC 2nd Floor Suite 2200

410.651.6457

Writing Center

Wilson Hall 1108

Soaring Support Understanding Your Degree Plan Online Catalog- The online catalog shows a suggested and required order of courses for graduation and course options to meet these credit requirements HawkWeb Academic Requirements- is a reporting tool that shows what has been attempted, currently taken, and completed toward the chosen degree.

Departmental Vertical Curriculum- a paper checklist that can be obtained within the department of your major

Consider Studying Abroad .

The Center for International Education 410-651-8385 The CIE is located at 11966 Dean Harris Court, across from the Student Apartments Office

Start Your Career Today CAREER & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Exploring career paths as freshmen, cultivating transferable skills, internship involvement, and enhancing career-focused activities is critical. The University of Maryland Eastern Shore Career & Professional Development Center is here to provide career services support to students. Students are encouraged to develop a Handshake Profile through the Handshake Platform.

Not Feelin Well?

Charles R. Drew Student Health Center : Hours of Operation Monday – Friday 8:00 – 4:00 (BY APPOINTMENT ONLY)

Ph: (410) 651- 6597 studenthealth@umes.edu

offers treatment for Injuries Illnesses Allergy Injections Immunizations Contraception Pregnancy Testing Counseling/ Referrals HIV Testing Preventative Medicine and Education

We know that health issues don’t operate on a 9-5 schedule. So that’s why we’ve come up with an alternative, giving you real-time access to our physicians whenever you need them. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

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WRITING CENTER ABOUT US The University Writing Center is dedicated to providing the University community with one-on-one assistance with all types of writing at all stages of the writing process.

TYPES OF APPOINTMENTS The UWC offers hours 7 days a week with in-person and online synchronous appointments. To access the My Writing Center Online site and make an appointment, log in through the MyUMES portal; the Writing Center is the last app. If the site is down, this is a direct access URL: mywco.com/umes

WHAT WE OFFER The University Writing Center is staffed by a half-time Director, Dr. Terry Kundell, who has a Ph.D. in Rhetoric and Linguistics, and part-time peer tutors from all majors, who are selected based on their strong writing and interpersonal skills and trained to assist students with writing issues across the disciplines.

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NOTE The Writing Center tutors will help you and provide you with skills to do your own writing, revising, and editing, but they will not write, revise, or edit for you.

The WRITE way to Soar above and Beyond!

Getting Involved Sororities Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.

Fraternities Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc.

Social Fellowships Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc. Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc.

Known as the “Varsity Sport of the Mind” for Historically Black Colleges and Universities, the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge (HCASC) features the nation’s best and brightest academic competitors from America’s top HBCUs.

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore has several chapters of Greek Letter organizations

Student Organizations & Clubs College students spend most of their time outside the classroom, and many opportunities are available for students to enhance and complement their academic pursuits. There are hundreds of opportunities for student involvement in leadership, student media, student government, volunteer organizations, Greekletter organizations, programming, and commuter involvement. Our wide variety of student organizations reflects a diversity of student interests. Co-curricular involvement through student organizations allows students to explore, broaden their interests, and test and improve skills in leadership, interpersonal relations, organizational development, group dynamics, and budgeting.

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore has participated in the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge since the competition’s inception.

INTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES

Members of the varsity team will compete in scrimmages against other HBCUs, and participate in the regional qualifying tournament (NQT) held each February.

Paint Ball

The top qualifying HBCUs from the NQT will participate in the National Championship Tournament held in Los Angeles, California each spring

Greek Organizations

Flag Football

Winter Classic

SSC Recreation Center The Recreation Center consists of the “Strike Zone,” a 6-lane bowling alley that also serves as the practice facility for the Lady Hawks Bowling Team, who has claimed three NCAA championships and four national titles in women’s college bowling. The Recreation Center also includes a video game room with an Xbox 360 and a Wii with an assortment of games which students may choose from.

We also have a Table Tennis area, a lounge area with card tables where students can play board games, and an air hockey table. “Shooter’s Choice” is our billiards area with seven wooden tables. The Recreation Center semester hours of operation are Mon-Fri 4pm11pm and Sat 2pm-11pm.

Tawes Health and Wellness Center Fitness Gym Monday-Friday 8am-5:30pm (scan for current hours)

Boxing Faculty vs Students Dodgeball

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Departmental Phone Numbers (410) 651- XXXX School of Agricultural and Natural Sciences Academic Units Agriculture, Food & Resource Sciences 6168 Food Science Technology 7963 Human Ecology 6056 Child & Family Development Center 6173 Natural Sciences 6013/6015 School of Education, Social Sciences and the Arts Academic Units Criminal Justice 6585 Education 6217 English & Modern Language 6552 Fine Arts 6487 Social Sciences 6086 General Studies 7659 School of Business and Technology Academic Units Business Management & Accounting 6523 Engineering & Aviation Science 6365 Hotel & Restaurant Management 6563 Professional Golf Management 7790 Mathematics 6422 Technology 6465 Computer Science and Engineering Technology 6421 School of Pharmacy & Health Professions Academic Units Exercise Science 8141 Pharmacy 8327 Physical Therapy 6360 Physician Assistant 7584 Rehabilitation 6262

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UMES STUDENTS: MAXIMIZE YOUR POTENTIAL

BUILD YOUR STARFISH BRAND BUILD YOUR SUCCESS Complete the Top Tips to get connected to Starfish Success!

Log into Starfish through the MyUMES Portal & click on the Starfish icon 1: Upload a profile picture & update your profile--establish your Starfish brand.

2: Find your Success Network & send a message or make an appointment to build a positive relationship early!

-Click the three dots next to the person's name & select "Schedule." If the 'Schedule' button isn't available, send them a quick email to connect.

3: Log into Starfish daily to check for new notifications (flags & kudos).

-If you see a flag from an instructor, make an appointment to discuss the details--be your own best advocate for your success!

CONTACT THE CENTER FOR ACCESS & ACADEMIC SUCCESS (CAAS) FOR HELP: 410-651-6457/CAAS@UMES.EDU

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What is Starfish?

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Undergraduate Programs School of Agricultural and Natural Sciences Department of Agriculture General Agriculture Agricultural Studies, Agriculture Education, Animal & Poultry Business Technology, Animal & Poultry Pre-Vet Pre-Professional, Plant and Soil Science) Agribusiness Management Urban Forestry

Department of Human Ecology

Department of Natural Sciences Biochemistry Biology- Biology Education Biology- General Biology Biomedical and Pre-Med/Pre-Dental Biology-Ecology and Organismal Biology- Pre-Physical Therapy/Pre-Allied Health Chemistry Chemistry General Chemistry Education Environmental Science- Environmental Chemistry Environmental Science- Marine Science

Human Ecology-Childhood Development

Fisheries Science & Technology

Human Ecology-Dietetics

General Environmental Sciences

Human Ecology-Nutrition

Marine Ecology

Human Ecology-Family and Consumer Science Education Human Ecology-Family and Consumer Science Human Ecology-Fashion Merchandising Human Ecology- Fashion Merchandising FIT Advertising and Marketing Communications Interior Design

School of Education, Social Sciences and the Arts Department of Criminal Justice Criminal Justice

Department of Fine Arts

Department of English and Modern Languages Digital Media Studies English English Education

Applied Design-Commercial Photography Applied Design- Graphic Illustration Applied Design- Sequential Arts Art Education Teaching

Department of General Studies General Studies -English General Studies- Sociology General Studies

Department of Social Sciences Sociology-Social Studies Teacher Education Sociology/Social Work Sociology

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Department of Special Education Special Education

Undergraduate Programs School of Business and Technology Department of Business Management and Accounting Accounting Business Administration Finance Marketing

Department of Engineering and Aviation Sciences Aviation Science- Pilot Aviation Science- Management Engineering- Aerospace Engineering- Computer Engineering- Electrical

Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management

Engineering- Mechanical

Hospitality and Tourism Management Professional Golf Management

Department of Built Environment Construction Management Technology Technology and Engineering Education

Department of Computer Science & Engineering Technology Computer Science with Scientific Focus Computer Science with Business Focus Engineering Technology-Electrical/Electronic

School of Pharmacy and Health Professions Department of Excercise Science Exercise Science-Clinical Exercise Science- Health Fitness

Department of Rehabilitation Services Rehabilitation Psychology Rehabilitation Services

Kinesiology Sports Management

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School of Education, Social Sciences, and The Arts (SESA): umes.edu/sesa The School of Education, Social Sciences, and The Arts focuses its efforts and resources on preparing students who serve humanity in a personally and professionally ethical manner. Immersion in cultural and educational experiences that promote coherent thinking, reward creative artistic expression and demand the exercising of sound judgment flows from the extensive theoretical bases and applications unique to the academic disciplines represented in the departments.

Departments: Fine Arts Mathematics Social Sciences

Criminal Justice Education English and Modern Languages

School of Business and Technology (SBT): umes.edu/sbt The School of Business and Technology aims to be the school of choice for those seeking a high-quality, valuesbased education, producing leaders with values after graduating from the programs. The School of Business and Technology responds to the educational demands of our global community of students by developing and delevering high quality programs in business, hospitality, technology and the sciences.

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Hospitality and Tourism Management Built Environment

School of Pharmacy and Health Professions (SOPHP): umes.edu/shp The School of Pharmacy and Health Professions prepares healthcare professionals and advocates to lead change in healthcare through interprofessional education, research, and service. With a committed vision to preparing graduates who can collaborate with other health professionals to achieve health equity and eliminate health disparities. The curricula for our programs are dynamic and progressive to meet the current and future needs of the healthcare system. Our students are trained with other health professions students, which helps them to understand the value of collaborative practice. Also, our low student-to-faculty ratio provides more opportunities for student engagement which is critical to the learning process. The students are actively involved with faculty initiatives to improve the health and well-being of the community through health education/promotion. A variety of internship sites for student practical experiences are available.

Kinesiology Physical Therapy Physicians Assistant

Departments: Rehabilitation Services

School of Agriculture and Natural Sciences (SANS): umes.edu/sans The School of Business and Technology aims to be the school of choice for those seeking a high-quality, valuesbased education, producing leaders with values after graduating from the programs. The School of Business and Technology responds to the educational demands of our global community of students by developing and delevering high quality programs in business, hospitality, technology and the sciences.

Departments: Agriculture, Food and Resource Science

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Richard A. Henson Honors Program: "Investigate, Communicate, Elevate"

The primary mission of the Honors Program at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore is to offer highachieving and motivated undergraduates the opportunity to participate in student-centered learning experiences that promote intellectual growth, cultural appreciation, professional focus, leadership development, and civic participation.

The program also serves the entire University by enhancing the intellectual life of the campus, helping students prepare for graduate and professional school, and serving as a locus for curricular experimentation.

Honors students at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore belong to a vibrant and diverse community of multi-talented, high-achieving scholars who value academic challenge, sustained and sophisticated investigation, and are curious about – and make significant contributions to – the world through leadership, service, and global engagement. Through honors coursework and co-curricular pursuits, they forge enhanced and enduring relationships with their peers, faculty mentors, and the broader community.

Benefits of Joining the Honors Program

Honors sponsored events Funding that supports travel to professional meetings and conferences Honors-specific academic advising Honors designated library liaison Automatic membership in the Honors Student Association Honors notations on transcripts Honors medaling ceremony during the graduation

Small class size Student-centered Discussion-based courses High peer-to-peer interaction Leadership opportunities Access to various scholarships available only for honors students Priority registration

Responsibilities Honors students are expected to maintain a superior level of academic performance and success and to be engaged participants in and active contributors to the academic and co-curricular climate at UMES. They must enroll in and complete honors courses and related experiences under the Program of Study. They agree to be exemplary ambassadors of the Program and UMES, respecting at all times the University’s Student Code of Conduct and all ethical, moral, and social standards of comportment.

Criteria Applicant should demonstrate strong academic preparation in the sciences, mathematics, and humanities.

Preference is given to Maryland residents. Normally, students are admitted at the beginning of the fall semester.

Applications received by February 1 are given priority consideration. Students are encouraged to apply for admission no later than March 1 of the year of desired admission.

Newly admitted students Successful applicants must have graduated from an accredited high school and typically have a/an: Cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.3 or higher High School class rank in the top 10% History of leadership, service, community engagement, and co-curricular activity.

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Current students Current UMES undergraduate student who has completed at least one semester of study but not more than three High-achieving, motivated student who seeks professional development opportunities and is engaged in service and leadership Have at least a 3.5 GPA (at UMES)

For More Information Visit: umes.edu/honors

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GRADUATE STUDENT GOVERNMENT

DEGREE PROGRAMS

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

The GSG is an organization created to promote the welfare of graduate students on campus

26 Masters' & doctoral degrees to choose from!

17 Masters', 6 PhDs, 1 Ed.D., Doctor of Physical Therapy and Doctor of Pharmacy programs.

2 certificate programs in Special Education and Rural Health Disparities & Social Inequities

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