Helping Hands: On the Front Lines
Alumnus LaMont Smith returns from retirement to care for COVID-19 patients in southwest Georgia.
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Poison Safety During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Follow these tips from the Maryland Poison Center to make sure your home is poison-safe for everyone during the coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreHelping Hands: Dean Eddington Establishes the Student Emergency Fund
Associate Dean for Development and Alumni Affairs announces new University of Maryland School of Pharmacy Student Emergency Fund.
Read MoreHelping Hands: Sharing Baked Goods with the Community
Staff member Colleen Day shares baked goods with her community.
Read MoreHelping Hands: Leading Nonprofit Organizations and Volunteering for Meals on Wheels
Graduate student Marlene Mahipat helps others through her nonprofit organizations and volunteering with Meals on Wheels.
Read MoreHelping Hands Kudos: Thanking Each Other for a Job Well Done
A list of kudos received from faculty, staff, students, and alumni recognizing their colleagues and peers for a job well done during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreA Tireless Pursuit for Continuing Education
Environmental services custodian conquers countless challenges to advance her education and better position herself to achieve professional goals.
Read MoreHelping Hands: A Free Text Service With Daily, Inspirational Messages
Graduate student Mark Worster launches a free text service that sends positive, inspirational messages to subscribers every morning.
Read MoreHelping Hands: Supporting Health Care Workers in Baltimore City
Students from UMB and Johns Hopkins University come together to support health care workers in Baltimore City.
Read MoreHelping Hands: Using Our 3D Printer to Make Face Shields for Health Care Workers
School of Pharmacy’s senior marketing specialist works with her husband to print 3D face shields for health care workers.
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