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University of Maryland, Baltimore - School of Graduate Studies The School of Graduate Studies offers graduate education and training in health, biomedical and population science.

Congratulations to physician assistant student Namra Fiaz, PA-S, on receiving the Evie Wollman Memorial Scholarship from...
10/28/2026

Congratulations to physician assistant student Namra Fiaz, PA-S, on receiving the Evie Wollman Memorial Scholarship from the Maryland Academy of Physician Assistants! đź’™

Her nomination highlighted her leadership as PA class president and her exceptional work during her multiple clinical rotations.

Our marketing and communications team won a Platinum Award for our MS in Trauma Sciences campaign at the 2026 AMA Baltim...
10/23/2026

Our marketing and communications team won a Platinum Award for our MS in Trauma Sciences campaign at the 2026 AMA Baltimore !

Platinum is the highest honor in the Small Budget, Budget Impact category, recognizing marketing effectiveness and strategy for campaigns under $50,000. Congratulations to our Marcomm team and the university partners who helped make this campaign a success!

Read more: https://mxawards.amabaltimore.org/past-winners/2026-winners/

SciComm Spotlight | SciComm VoicesHow can scientists make complex research more accessible?In this edition of SciComm Vo...
10/19/2026

SciComm Spotlight | SciComm Voices

How can scientists make complex research more accessible?

In this edition of SciComm Voices in October’s SciComm Spotlight, Lucas Kreuzer, PhD, a physicist and science communicator, shares his experiences making science accessible beyond academia, including his work with the popular science channel Kurzgesagt.

Read his interview to learn more about the importance of visibility, storytelling, and connecting with audiences beyond the scientific community.

đź”— Read the full interview: https://ow.ly/qp7S50ZZ0yc

What could the PA profession look like 10 years from now?During  , American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA) Presi...
10/15/2026

What could the PA profession look like 10 years from now?

During , American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA) President David Bunnell, PhD, and Student Academy President Laura Hassan spoke with our PA students about improvements to PA education and what it could take to establish the profession globally. They also shared how students can get involved with AAPA.

Bunnell also directs our Doctor of Medical Science program and is an alum of our PhD in Health Professions Education program.

Read more: https://www.aapa.org/news-central/2026/10/this-pa-week-students-share-their-vision-for-the-profession/?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=aapa_post&utm_campaign=paweek

Last week, our physician assistant program brought their students together to celebrate hashtag . Even with exams on the...
10/12/2026

Last week, our physician assistant program brought their students together to celebrate hashtag . Even with exams on the calendar, there’s always time for great food and plenty of PA pride! 🩺

Could clearing your space be the key to clearing your mind?Clutter can be more than a visual distraction. It can affect ...
10/01/2026

Could clearing your space be the key to clearing your mind?

Clutter can be more than a visual distraction. It can affect how we focus, feel and even relax.

In this month’s Wellness Matters, guest blogger Dr. Gillian Carty-Roper explores “The Hidden Cost of Clutter” and shares simple, manageable ways to create calmer, more functional spaces without feeling like you have to fix everything at once.

Read “The Hidden Cost of Clutter” on The Elm

Small changes in your space can help relieve stress and create a greater sense of calm. Part of the “Wellness Matters” blog series.

Honoring Frances Glessner LeeThis year, our Forensic Medicine program honors Frances Glessner Lee, a pioneer in forensic...
09/26/2026

Honoring Frances Glessner Lee

This year, our Forensic Medicine program honors Frances Glessner Lee, a pioneer in forensic science and creator of the 18 Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death.

These intricate miniature crime scenes were designed to teach investigators how to carefully observe and evaluate evidence, particularly evidence that may have medical importance. Lee believed investigators have a twofold responsibility: to clear the innocent as well as to expose the guilty.

Her legacy continues in the education of our students today. Forensic Medicine master’s students have the opportunity to practice their evidence collection skills using the 18 Nutshell Studies at the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for the State of Maryland (OCME) during the Homicide Evidence Seminar course offered in the spring.

From the Forensic Medicine Master’s program at the University of Maryland School of Graduate Studies, we say:

Thank you, Frances Glessner Lee, for your pioneering contributions to forensic science and education.

Happy World Forensic Science Day!In honor of National Forensic Science Week (September 20–26), we are highlighting the r...
09/18/2026

Happy World Forensic Science Day!

In honor of National Forensic Science Week (September 20–26), we are highlighting the role forensic science plays in helping answer complex questions and serve our communities.

Our Forensic Medicine Master’s program prepares students through study and training in areas including forensic pathology, toxicology, anthropology, and medicolegal death investigation through collaboration with the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for the State of Maryland (OCME).

During National Forensic Science Week, the Forensic Medicine Master’s program hosts its virtual info session, offers an onsite tour, spotlights our current FMED students, and pioneer of the field of forensics.

Interested in our Forensic Medicine Master’s program? Learn more about the program and how it can prepare you for the field.

Forensic Medicine Master’s program

What should I eat for lunch? Which email is necessary to answer first? What should I wear? Which streaming service shoul...
08/31/2026

What should I eat for lunch? Which email is necessary to answer first? What should I wear? Which streaming service should I watch?

Small decisions may not seem stressful on their own, but as they add up throughout the day, they can take a toll on our mental energy.

In the latest Wellness Matters, Michelle Pearce, PhD, explores decision fatigue, why everyday choices can leave us feeling overwhelmed, and how simplifying some of those decisions can help us protect our attention for what matters most.

Read “The Hidden Cost of Too Many Decisions” on The Elm.


Sometimes it’s not the big decisions that wear us down. It’s all the small ones we make each day. Learn how simplifying choices can help reduce stress. Part of the “Wellness Matters” blog series.

We’re proud to celebrate SGS associate professor and program director, J. Howard Kucher, DPA, MBA, who was appointed to ...
08/27/2026

We’re proud to celebrate SGS associate professor and program director, J. Howard Kucher, DPA, MBA, who was appointed to the Maryland Commission on Aging for a four-year term.

As an expert in social entrepreneurship, Dr. Kucher brings a problem-solving mindset to complex issues facing all Marylanders as we and our loved ones age.

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