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Visiting Librarians Traci Haynie and Emily Warren Present Poster at Towson Conference for Academic Libraries

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By Amanda VerMeulen

Visiting Librarians Karin “Traci” Haynie, DNP, MSLS, MS, and Emily A. Warren, MLIS, presented "Creating an Academic Librarian Residency: The Visiting Librarian’s Adventure" at the 8th annual Towson Conference for Academic Libraries, based on their experiences as Visiting Teaching & Learning Librarians at the Hilda C. Landers Library.

July 25, 2023

Associate Professor Barrett Emerick Begins Term as NASSP President

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By Chuck Steenburgh
Associate Professor of Philosophy Barrett Emerick recently began his term as president of the North American Society for Social Philosophy, an important academic association that has played a significant role in influencing the practice of contemporary social and political philosophy in the Western tradition.
July 24, 2023

Environmental Studies Students Riesett and Villiger Awarded National Fellowships

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By Lee Capristo

Two St. Mary’s College of Maryland students have been named to the 2023-2024 class of Rachel Carson Campus Fellows (RCC), a highly competitive national program whose mission is to “build and deepen critical connections between campuses, communities and advocates with the goal of advancing environmental health and equitable policy.” Lily Riesett ’24 and Nathan Villiger ’24 are among the 29 students in the 2023-2024 class of RCC fellows.

July 24, 2023

St. Mary's College Welcomes New Trustees

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By Chuck Steenburgh
St. Mary’s College of Maryland welcomed four new trustees appointed by Governor Wes Moore in June: Arthur "Lex" Birney, Kristen Greenaway, Talib Horne and Kimberly Kelley. Greenaway, Horne and Kelley will serve six-year terms while Birney serves the remainder of William Seale’s term, ending May 31, 2025.
July 11, 2023

Professor Bailey and Five Alumni Published in Behavioural Brain Research

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By Angela Draheim

Professor of Psychology Aileen Bailey and alumni (Allison Barrett ‘18, Lane Havens ‘19, Erica Leyder ‘18, Taylor Merchant ‘19, Hannah Starnes ‘17) recently published an article entitled “Changes in social, sexual, and hedonic behaviors in rats in response to stress and restoration by a negative allosteric modulator of a5-subunit containing GABA receptor” in the journal Behavioural Brain Research.

July 10, 2023

Statement from St. Mary's College of Maryland on Supreme Court Decision - June 29, 2023

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By Chuck Steenburgh
St. Mary’s College of Maryland remains committed to diversity, access and affordability as part of our mission to provide a rigorous and fulfilling educational experience. This commitment includes creating and sustaining an equitable and inclusive environment for all students, regardless of background.
June 29, 2023

Poet Karen Leona Anderson Published in Literary Journal

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By Lee Capristo

A poem written by Professor of English Karen Leona Anderson has been published in "The Materials Issue: Full Bleed," a collaboration between the Phillips Collection and the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in Baltimore, Maryland. Her poem, "Fainting Couch," can be read on the Full Bleed website. 

June 26, 2023

Assistant Professor Emily Brownlee and colleagues published in Journal of Plankton Research

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By Chuck Steenburgh
Assistant Professor of Biology Emily Brownlee and colleagues recently had their research work titled “Mixoplankton and mixotrophy: future research priorities” accepted for publication in the Journal of Plankton Research.
June 20, 2023

InsideSMCM for Parents and Families - June 15, 2023

Dear Parents & Families,

Summer is here, and we hope that you and your Seahawk are having an enriching time. We know many of our students have embarked on summer experiences in research, study abroad, or work opportunities that enhance their educational journey, and we’re grateful for the support our families provide to them in these endeavors.