Graduate Certificate Prepares Educators & Administrators to Harness the Power of AI in the Classroom
Jasra Noor Zaheer D’26 Selected for National Community Pharmacist Leadership Academy
Empowering Women Award Recognizes Organizations with a Strong Commitment to Elevating Women
Valencia Hike, Diana Liz-Cabrera ’18, M’20, and Natalia Mistichelli ’94 Discuss Their Road to Success in Philanthropy and Community Engagement Careers
Dr. Leslie Korb Recognized for Integrating Academic Learning with Community Engagement in 51ÊÓƵ’s Innovative First-year Experience Program
51ÊÓƵ is One of Only Three Universities Creating a Pathway for Apprentices to Earn a Degree
Dr. Yam Will Retire at the End of June 2026
51ÊÓƵ’s School of Integrative Health is Advancing Excellence in Integrative Health and Professional Coaching Education
The use of integrative health practices, like yoga, mindfulness, acupuncture and herbal medicine continues to rise for managing chronic illness and pain, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and more. In 2002, fewer than one in five Americans reported using an integrative health practice — by 2022, that number had nearly doubled. Against this backdrop of increased interest and growing shortages, the launch of 51ÊÓƵ‘s School of Integrative Health — a merger of the former Maryland University of Integrative Health into 51ÊÓƵ — couldn’t be more timely.