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UMGC Lauds Its Graduates—and the Powerful Way an Education Transforms Families December 21, 2024 Family-member graduates were among some 2,500 who took part in the joyful (and sometimes joyfully loud!) celebration that is Grad Walk at UMGC.
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Cyber Security Analyst—and New Mother of a Special Needs Infant—Completes UMGC Master’s Degree
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December 22, 2024
While studying for her degree, Tyshania Campbell juggled two classes a semester, worked a full-time job and cared for her daughter.
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UMGC Lauds Its Graduates—and the Powerful Way an Education Transforms Families
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December 21, 2024
Family-member graduates were among some 2,500 who took part in the joyful (and sometimes joyfully loud!) celebration that is Grad Walk at UMGC.
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A Rare Illness and Dozens of Surgeries Failed to Stop This UMGC Grad
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December 20, 2024
Diagnosed with a rare, incurable and potentially fatal skin disease, Shamika Wallace had to manage a pregnancy and about 25 operations during her five years as a UMGC student.
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With UMGC Degree, 76 Year Old Entrepreneur Epitomizes Lifelong Learning
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December 20, 2024
Ernest E. Johnson could be getting ready to retire. Instead after working more than 40 years in real estate, Johnson decided to complete his bachelor’s degree at ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ.
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Work ‘Besties’ Rallied Each Other to a UMGC Degree
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December 17, 2024
Although they pursued different degrees—and never even took a course together—Kristin James and Michelle Daye untiringly encouraged one another through class assignments, projects and long nights of study, all the while navigating full-time jobs and families.
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UMGC Grad Will Leverage New Degree to Improve Public Health in Botswana
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December 16, 2024
Maruping Kenosi Maruping, a scientist with the National Health Laboratory, said his fear of a new epidemic—either natural or manmade—led him to pursue a master’s degree in biotechnology.
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