UMBC Mic'd Up Podcast welcomes faculty, students, alumni, and industry thought leaders to share their insights and UMBC experiences.
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In this episode, Dennise Cardona from UMBC's Office of Professional Programs sits down with Jameer Robinson, a recent graduate of the Community Leadership graduate program. Jameer shares his inspiring journey from his time as an undergraduate at UMBC to the pivotal experiences in the Community Leadership program, including his unique capstone proje…
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Discover practical tips to unleash creativity in any professional setting. Learn how to overcome obstacles, value diverse perspectives, and inspire a culture of innovation. Tune in for a boost in productivity and success! Subscribe to our channel for more tips! Learn more about UMBC's Professional Programs and Offerings: https://professionalprogram…
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In this episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up, we explore how workplace conflicts can be transformed into opportunities for growth, innovation, and stronger team dynamics. Discover practical tips on reframing your mindset, practicing active listening, and fostering collaboration. Tune in to learn how to handle conflicts constructively and create a more harmon…
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Join us as we delve into the dynamic world of innovation and leadership in higher education! Bobby Lubaszewski explores the transformative power of UMBC's Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Leadership (EIL) graduate program. The program equips students with the skills and knowledge needed to lead and innovate in a rapidly changing world, offering a …
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In this episode, we sit down with Alex O’Shaughnessy, M.S. ’23, a recent graduate of UMBC's Engineering Management Master's Program and Graduate Certificate in Biochemical Regulatory Engineering. Exploring Real-World Applications: Alex shares insights into his journey from chemical engineer to process engineer, highlighting how UMBC's renowned prog…
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Explore the fascinating Geographic Information Systems (GIS) world with UMBC's Mic'd Up podcast! Join Dennise Cardona as she chats with Harrison DeFord, a dedicated student from UMBC. Discover how GIS is not just about maps but a tool that shapes policy, helps in disaster management, and improves community services. Learn about the real-world appli…
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In this episode of UMBC's GIS-focused series, "Beyond the Code: AI, Ethics, and the Future of GIS Professionals," we delve deep into the transformative role of artificial intelligence in the field of Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Join host Dennise Cardona and guests experts Dr. Dillon Mahmoudi and Mr. Ron Wilson as they explore the cutting-…
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Unlock the secrets of nonverbal communication in the workplace! Tune in to our latest episode for expert tips and insights. #CommunicationSkills #ProfessionalSuccess 🎙️✨توسط UMBC Mic'd Up with Dennise
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Join us for an episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up podcast, where Dennise Cardona, from the Office of Professional Programs at UMBC, engages in a candid conversation with Joe Gallagher, a Ph.D. student in the GES program and a current certificate student in the GIS program. Joe shares his educational journey, from completing coursework to balancing student …
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In this episode of the UMBC Mic'd Up podcast, join us as we sit down with Vyshnavi Vemuri, a recent graduate from UMBC's data science program, to discuss her journey from graduate school to the professional world of data science. Dennise Cardona from UMBC's Office of Professional Programs leads the conversation, diving into Vemuri's motivations for…
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Welcome to our latest podcast episode, where we delve into the world of college teaching and learning science. Join us as Jenny McFadden, Ed.D., P.M.C. ’23, College Teaching and Learning Science, shares her journey and insights. Discover how this program has influenced her teaching methods, the positive impact on her role, and the valuable strategi…
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Embark on a GIS adventure with Angela Ober, a graduate student in UMBC's GIS program, as she shares her insights and experiences in the world of Geographic Information Systems. From choosing the program for its unique features to delving into programming languages like Python and JavaScript, Angela's journey reflects the diverse and impactful aspec…
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Embark on a transformative journey with Patricia McMillan, a recent graduate of UMBC's Learning and Performance Technology Program, in this insightful episode of UMBC Mic'd Up Podcast. Join us as Patricia shares her firsthand experiences, valuable insights, and the impactful skills she gained during her time in the program. Whether you're a working…
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Dennise Cardona sits down with Samantha Berg, a dedicated PhD candidate in Human Services Psychology at UMBC. Samantha shares her enriching journey through the College Teaching and Learning Science Graduate Certificate Program and offers valuable insights into how this program has been a game-changer for her. Discover how the program's dynamic appr…
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🎙️ Join us for an insightful episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up Podcast featuring Tina Butcher, a recent graduate of the Learning and Performance Technology graduate program at UMBC. In this conversation, Tina shares her transformative journey from being an accidental trainer to becoming a master educator. 🌟 Discover how Tina's decades of experience in tra…
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In this episode, we sit down and chat with Ana Zandarin, M.P.S. '23, a recent graduate of UMBC's Community Leadership graduate program. She shares her powerful insights and experiences. She is a dedicated educator and advocate who has worked tirelessly to empower students in Baltimore's public school system. With a background in teaching English as…
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Join us for an eye-opening episode as we sit down with Dr. Kelly Quinn, Deputy Director of the Choice Program at UMBC. Discover the incredible mission and vision of the Choice Program, which has been transforming young lives for over 35 years. From anti-racist, evidence-informed approaches to providing essential services, including mentorship and w…
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In this episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up podcast, we sit down with Emily Shrope, M.P.S. '23, a passionate advocate for community leadership. From her experiences in the Peace Corps to her transformative journey through UMBC's Community Leadership graduate program, Emily shares invaluable insights into the power of collaborative action. Join us as we delv…
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In this episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up podcast, Dennise Cardona from the Office of Professional Programs at UMBC sits down with Anurag Varshney, a current graduate student in the Engineering Management program. They delve into the importance of engineering management, who should consider this field, and its potential impact on projects. Anurag also sha…
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In this episode of the UMBC Mic'd Up Podcast, join us for a deep dive into the world of advanced teaching methods and engineering expertise. Our guest, Jonathan Jett-Parmer, P.M.C. ’22 College Teaching & Learning Science and M.S. ’23, Systems Engineering, a seasoned military professional, shares his experiences and insights from completing a Gradua…
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Discover firsthand insights from a recent graduate of UMBC's Data Science Program as he shares his enriching summer internship experience at Uber. In this episode of Mic'd Up, Sebastian Carmona Angel dives into his journey from a petroleum engineer to a thriving data science student. His projects at Uber's experimentation team shed light on the imp…
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Welcome to another episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up podcast! In this episode, Dennise Cardona from the Office of Professional Programs at UMBC sits down with Rebeccah Henry, a recent graduate of the Community Leadership graduate program. Rebeccah shares her transformative journey and how the program prepared her for her current role as a volunteer engage…
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In a tech-centric world, the heart of software engineering is more than code—it's about forging connections, filling gaps, and uplifting communities. Tune in to UMBC's Mic'd Up podcast as Hidare Debar, a Software Engineering grad student, shares her inspiring life journey. Discover her vision for using tech to foster cultural unity and collaboratio…
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Join us for an inspiring episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up podcast, where we delve into the empowering transition journey from military service to community leadership. In this insightful conversation, Dennise Cardona from the Office of Professional Programs at UMBC sits down with Vickiana Franco, a current Community Leadership Certificate program student…
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Discover the transformative power of UMBC's Community Leadership Graduate Program in this insightful interview with recent graduate Emmanuel Pyano-Frias, M.P.S. '23, Community Leadership. Join us as we delve into the inspiring journey of Emmanuel, who shares his experiences and insights gained from the program. Learn how this comprehensive program …
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Amidst the rapidly thriving software engineering industry, comprehensive education remains undeniably crucial. As the demand for tech-driven solutions reverberates across international borders, there is an ever-growing need for adept professionals who can navigate the intricacies of this dynamic landscape. Embarking on a journey that transcends geo…
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In this enlightening episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up podcast, we dive into software engineering with a special guest, Reed Eberly. Reed, a current graduate student in UMBC's MPS software engineering program, shares his unique journey and experiences at UMBC. This discussion delves into the exciting aspects of software engineering, its real-world applica…
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Welcome to this episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up podcast about Exploring Geospatial Techniques and Technologies: UMBC's GIS Graduate Program. In this episode, Dennise Cardona from the Office of Professional Programs at UMBC is joined by Dr. Dillon Mahmoudi and Ron Wilson, who are part of UMBC's graduate program in geographic information systems. They dis…
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Join us for an enlightening episode of UMBC Mic'd Up Podcast as we dive into the world of international students at UMBC. In this episode, we have the pleasure of hosting Madhuri Goyal, a current student pursuing her Master's in Software Engineering. Get ready to explore the process, challenges, and the incredible support system provided by UMBC. B…
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Welcome to UMBC's Mic'd Up Podcast! In this episode, we dive deep into the world of Health Information Technology (Health IT) and explore the exciting opportunities it offers as a transferable career. Join us as we chat with Joanne Klinedinst, M.Ed, an esteemed UMBC Health IT graduate program instructor who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertis…
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Welcome back to the UMBC Mic'd Up Podcast! In today's episode, we are thrilled to bring insights from two of our esteemed graduate instructors, Dr. Milos Miljkovic and Dr. Wilson Bryan. Both bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to our Biotechnology Graduate Program at UMBC. Dr. Miljkovic and Dr. Bryan will delve into the nitty-gritty of a new…
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In this episode of UMBC Mic'd Up podcast, we explore the exciting world of data science and how it can lead to discovering new technologies. Our guest, Daniel Rimdans, M.P.S. '22, Data Science, who was laid off from their job as an environmental scientist during the pandemic, shares how his fascination with data led him to pursue further education.…
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Welcome to our latest podcast episode, where we sit down with Samantha Novak, a UMBC graduate faculty member, to discuss leading with emergent strategies. In this thought-provoking conversation, Ms. Novak shares her insights on the importance of reflecting on our work in the world and how we choose to show up to it. We delve into the idea that real…
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In this video, we follow the journey of a resource analyst at NASA who leverages her education from the Technical Management Graduate Program at UMBC to bring value to her work. Marissa Jagarnath, M.P.S. ’22 Technical Management, explains how her education has helped her to better understand the technical and managerial aspects of her role, and how…
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Are you considering a career change into college teaching? Are you looking for ways to make an impact in the lives of college students? Look no further than this episode of the UMBC Mic'd Up Podcast, where we explore the world of embracing an encore career in teaching. Marcia Dickerson, P.M.C. '22, College Teaching & Learning Science has always wan…
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The world of Biotechnology is critical to all of humanity. Professionals in this field need to keep up on the emergence of new techniques, equipment, and processes to continue to forge new pathways to innovations that lead to making a difference in the lives of others. In this episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up Podcast, we chat with a graduate of our M.P.S…
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Designing and delivering learning and training using a systems approach removes the guesswork and sets learners up for a productive experience. UMBC’s Learning and Performance Technology (LAPT) graduate programs (formerly named ISD), prepares its students to enter into the workforce with this system approach in hand. In today’s episode, we chat wit…
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We recently chatted with I/O Psychology professional and UMBC alum, Twisha Thakore '19, M.P.S. I/O Psychology. We spoke about the critical elements, qualities, and skills needed to be effective as an I/O Psychologist. Accordingly, she highlighted the importance of safeguarding the delicate balance between business and the human element. The art and…
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The hiring process can be daunting for organizations. IO Psychology professionals like Kendra Lyons ‘ 09, M.P.S. IO Psychology, help to make the process easier and less risky by providing valuable insights into the hiring process. In this episode of UMBC’s Mic’d Up Podcast Kendra shares with us a glimpse into the daily life of an IO Psychology prof…
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When it comes to making an impact in the field of I/O Psychology, one of the first skills necessary is in learning new things. Life is constantly changing, and with those changes comes a need for flexibility and new knowledge. In the grand landscape of what makes up I/O Psychology, one thing remains a constant and that is the dynamic nature of the …
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In the field of Biotechnology, the focus on cell & gene therapy continues to advance our potential to improve lives. UMBC's Biotechnology Graduate Programs offers special topic courses that help their students achieve success in the field, courses like BTEC 691, Cell and Gene Therapy. In this episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up Podcast, we chat with graduat…
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Biotechnology is a rapidly growing field, especially in the state of Maryland. In fact, according to Mark Schenerman, Ph.D., Graduate Program Director, UMBC Biotechnology Graduate program, "Maryland is one of the leading centers in the country for cell and gene therapy. Companies in Maryland are trying to hire people as quickly as they can. They ju…
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UMBC and United Way of Central Maryland recently partnered up on a project with a UMBC Intrapreneurship class to brainstorm new ways of approaching business goals. In this episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up Podcast, we are joined by UMBC graduate student, Mehrshad Devin from the Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Leadership graduate program to chat about hi…
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UMBC and United Way of Central Maryland recently partnered up on a project with a UMBC Intrapreneurship class to brainstorm new ways of approaching business goals. In this episode of UMBC's Mic'd Up Podcast, we are joined by Franklyn Baker, President and CEO of United Way of Central Maryland to discuss this collaborative project. To learn more abou…
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What does it take to raise the level of grassroots efforts in a community? It takes leaders who are willing to go open their hearts and minds to the possibilities before them. In this episode, we chat with Tom Coale, J.D., Adjunct Faculty with UMBC's Community Leadership graduate program about the course he's teaching: Grassroots Community Advocacy…
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Community leadership is about transparency and compassion. According to Keenan Hickman ’22, M.P.S: Community Leadership, it's about being somebody in the community who advocates for something that's bigger than themselves. He doesn't believe you have to be a mayor to be the community leader. You could be an urban farmer, a director of a nonprofit, …
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What does it take to make communities thrive? How can leaders be the change agents communities need and deserve to keep them healthy and sustainable? In this podcast episode, Kiaron Bailey ’21, M.P.S Community Leadership, shares her experience as a community leader in Baltimore. Curious about UMBC’s M.P.S. Community Leadership Program? Check it out…
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As professionals, our time is valuable. We don't want to waste it on useless meetings that are unproductive. Running a productive meeting is simple if well-planned. Taking the time to plan will please everyone involved and create a more dynamic and purposeful meeting. Tune in to learn simple techniques you can use to make your next meeting producti…
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Transformation trends are based on emerging technologies being leveraged by businesses, whether in the private or public sector, to run more efficiently and improve their service delivery and operations. The field of systems engineering plays a role in this digital transformation. "People remain the most important assets. Fancy technologies and the…
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Software is used in every aspect of our daily life. From the moment we wake up to the moment we go to sleep. Software is that invisible writing that connects us to ourselves and others and the world. Software is not just about a window or a page on the screen; it's about the interaction with hardware, and the contacts of users and environment. The …
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