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Share this article Share this article COLLEGE PARK, Md., April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The University of Maryland celebrated the formal installation of Dr. Darryll J. Pines as its 34th President with a week of events showcasing the university's excellence. During his investiture ceremony, President Pines announced five bold actions that reflect the university's mission, values, traditions and culture and reinforce his two priorities for his leadership: ensuring excellence in all that we do and creating a more inclusive, multicultural community for all. "This is our time to reinvent our University," said President Pines. "This is the time to examine the future of learning to enhance the student experience; the future of work for faculty and staff to reach a new level of excellence; and a new model of research to accelerate and advance science and human understanding. I look forward to engaging with the entire community around these shared goals -- to re-imagine our campus and community as a modern flagship research university in the third decade of the 21st century."
State Roundup: Maryland adds 13,100 jobs in March, still slightly above national jobless rate The Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis just opened as one of Maryland's mass vaccination sites. Governor's Office Photo MARYLAND ADDS 13,100 JOBS IN MARCH: Maryland’s economy added 13,100 jobs in March and the state’s unemployment rate remained at 6.2%, according to preliminary data released by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday morning. Maryland added 1,200 jobs in February. The national unemployment rate is at 6%, reports Bryan Renbaum of Maryland Reporter. HEALTH CARE LEGISLATION TOUTED: After a session largely dominated by mitigating the severity of the coronavirus pandemic and rewriting policing laws in the state, Maryland lawmakers and advocates are highlighting that they also had a “tremendous” year for health care legislation in the General Assembly, Hallie Miller of the Sun reports.
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ASO Live! 59th Season Concludes With Nature and the Soul | Eye On Annapolis eyeonannapolis.net - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from eyeonannapolis.net Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Reply The Annapolis Symphony Orchestra concludes its 59th season with a celebration of Mother Nature and Asian Traditions (Courtesy Image ) The Annapolis Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Maestro José-Luis Novoconcludes their season on May 1, with a performance featuring Wu Man, the world's reigning pipa virtuoso. The pipa, sometimes called the Chinese lute, is a four-stringed instrument that has been around for 2,000 years. Wu Man, together with the ASO, will perform the "Concerto for String Orchestra and Pipa" by American Chinese composer Tan Dun. The concerto is complimented by Johannes Brahms' Serenade No. 1 and the welcome return of the ASO's woodwind and brass sections, whom until recently have been prevented from performing indoors due to Covid safety protocols.
ADELPHI, Md. â Gregory Fowler grew up in Albany, one of eight children. His mother was a secondary school teacher, and other family members included ministers and pastors. Fowler realized from an early age the power of education and the need to engage with people and help them wherever they are in life. These lessons have driven his success as a distinguished scholar, faculty member and innovative administrator during his 25-year career in higher education. Based on that extensive track record of leadership in helping students succeed, the University System of Maryland (USM) Board of Regents announced recently that Fowler has been selected as the next president of University of Maryland Global Campus. He will begin his new position on Jan. 4.