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Award-winning instructor leads workshop for aspiring portrait photographers

sBy Ashley Peccerelli With the guidance of award-winning photographer Michael Stewart, the Art & Learning Center at Stamp offered a four-hour portrait workshop Nov. 4 for students interested in photography. Stewart is nationally known for his unique photography, and his work spanning over several decades. His images have appeared in publications as diverse as The Washington Post, Guitar Player, Discovery Channel Online, Classic Motorcycle, Washington … Continue reading Award-winning instructor leads workshop for aspiring portrait photographers

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Jean-Michel Cousteau speaks about environmental conservation at UMD

by Jillian Atelsek Jean-Michel Cousteau, a famous French explorer and environmentalist, has had a relationship with the ocean for over 70 years.  Cousteau’s father, Jacques Cousteau, was one of the most influential conservationists and oceanographers of the 20th century, most famous for his invention of the scuba suit. Jacques Cousteau died in 1997, but his son Jean-Michel has carried on, remaining an advocate for ocean preservation … Continue reading Jean-Michel Cousteau speaks about environmental conservation at UMD

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Stamp Student Employment and Internship Fair sees substantial turnout

by Abby Wallisch The Stamp Student Union saw 260 students attend its first Student Employment and Internship Fair on Monday.  Students had the opportunity to talk to 18 different organizations ranging from the Memorial Chapel to TerpZone. Attendees were provided with a double-sided sheet of paper listing all of the organizations at the event, what positions were available, the location of their tables in the ballroom and … Continue reading Stamp Student Employment and Internship Fair sees substantial turnout

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‘Midpoint 2017’ showcases student artwork in Stamp Gallery

By Jillian Atelsek The sculptures, collages and prints of three second-year Master of Fine Arts students went on display Wednesday evening in the gallery of the Stamp Student Union. Jessica van Brakle, Hugh Condrey Bryant and Beki Basch celebrated reaching the “midpoint” of their three-year master’s career at Maryland by creating pieces to be featured in Stamp’s exhibition, aptly named “Midpoint 2017.” The exhibition is … Continue reading ‘Midpoint 2017’ showcases student artwork in Stamp Gallery

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“Impact Night” Inspires Members of UMD’s Do Good Challenge

by Jillian Atelsek Participants of UMD’s Do Good Challenge gathered in Stamp Wednesday evening for Impact Night, an event focused on refining communication skills to help students share their ideas and goals of potential service projects with a wider audience. While many universities have service projects or charitable drives, the Do Good Challenge is unique to Maryland. It is a team competition that occurs every … Continue reading “Impact Night” Inspires Members of UMD’s Do Good Challenge

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“Free Kenny Collins”: student event shines light on racial bias in mass incarceration

by Jillian Atelsek On the other end of the phone line in Stamp Student Union Thursday night was a man named Kenny Collins, calling from the Roxbury Correctional Institution in Hagerstown, MD. A roomful of students were in attendance for the “Free Kenny Collins” event. Collins has been imprisoned in Maryland for 30 years, including 17 years on death row — charged with the 1986 murder of … Continue reading “Free Kenny Collins”: student event shines light on racial bias in mass incarceration

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WIE DREAM Conference Aims to Inspire Future Female Engineers

by Jillian Atelsek Stamp Student Union was buzzing with activity and anticipation Saturday as hundreds of high school students from around the state gathered to participate in the WIE DREAM Conference. WIE DREAM stands for Women in Engineering Developing Revolutionary Engineers and Mentors. Organizer Rebecca Kenemuth said the conference is an all-day event focused on showcasing engineering principles, ideas and careers to high school students, … Continue reading WIE DREAM Conference Aims to Inspire Future Female Engineers

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Stamp’s 35th All Niter successful despite challenges

Each year, Stamp Student Union holds its “All Niter” in hopes of generating student interest in Stamp’s offerings. This Friday night, it did just that. More than 30 activities and giveaways sponsored by campus clubs and organizations occupied various areas in and around Stamp, all offering something unique but aligned with this year’s theme, All Around the World. Students looking for something to do on a … Continue reading Stamp’s 35th All Niter successful despite challenges

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