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UMBC MAGAZINE
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In February 2009, UMBC will launch a magazine that will reconnect the university's alumni to the life of the campus today.
In the course of creating guiding principles for the magazine, staff met with an array of alumni and campus constituents to determine how best to produce the informative, thought-provoking, and visually appealing magazine UMBC deserves. The magazine will be published three times a year, with additional content online throughout the year.
As we put together the first issue, we want to make sure your voice is represented. Use this web site as a jumping-off point for sharing your personal UMBC story. Submit a class note, suggest a story, write a first person essay, upload a Roving Retriever photo -- even ask UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski a question.
We look forward to hearing from you!
The Joy in Discovery
Research conducted by former Meyerhoff Scholar Paula Whittington '01, biological sciences, could help women with breast cancer.
>> Read the full story
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SUBMIT A CLASS NOTE
Tell us (and your fellow alums) what you've been up to since you graduated from UMBC. While you're at it, you can update your mailing address so you'll be sure to receive the first issue of the magazine. >> Contribute
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MY BIG IDEA
Got a story idea? Think we should profile a particular prof? Suggest a story -- or write a short piece of your own for our "In My Own Words" feature. >> Contribute
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Drop us a line or two about anything -- or everything -- UMBC. Your letter may just be published in our very first issue! >> Contribute
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ROVING RETRIEVER PHOTO CHALLENGE
Going on vacation? Download our cute Retriever mascot print-out and snap a photo of yourself in an unusual location, and we'll put the best online. Be creative! >> Contribute
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Library Photo Gallery
Help the Albin O. Kuhn Library identify people and events in their online photo archives by clicking on the photos below. The photos you identify may wind up in a future issue of UMBC Magazine.

Ask the President
Do you have a question for UMBC's president, Freeman Hrabowski? Click here to ask.

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