Applications have opened for non-UMBC faculty to apply for the Inclusion Imperative's 2021-2022 Visiting Faculty Fellowship! Please share with your colleagues at other institutions. If you are a...

Humanities Teaching Labs (HTLabs) offer flexible, movable resources for course transformation, syllabus redesign, or the development of course projects. HTLab Course Transformation funding will...

The Dresher Center for the Humanities welcomes one new Faculty Working Groups for 2020 - 2021: Latin American Feminisms (see description below) All Faculty Working Groups are accepting new...

Dresher Center Rapid Response Awards Purpose Dresher Center Rapid Response awards offer small grants of up to $1,500 to UMBC faculty (full- and part-time) and graduate students whose...

The Dresher Center for the Humanities stands in solidarity with members of our Black community and other communities suffering across the nation. We mourn and condemn the murder of George...

The Dresher Center for the Humanities is pleased to announce our faculty fellows for Summer 2020 and Fall 2020 Earl Brooks, Assistant Professor, English Summer 2020 Fellow Project: Black...

Announcing the Inclusion Imperative's 2020 Humanities Teaching Lab Course Transformation Grant Recipients Tamara Bhalla Associate Professor of American Studies “A Pilot Exploration of...

Please welcome our 2020-2021  Inclusion Imperative Visiting Faculty Fellows! Krista Johnson, Associate Professor, African Studies, Howard University  Project: "Theorizing Racial Segregation...

Please join the Office for Vice President for Research for a virtual town hall on research and creative achievements to discuss logistics, opportunities, and concerns under COVID-19 this Friday,...

During a global pandemic, it's hard to imagine all the moments of convening - but very nice to reflect on three years of the Inclusion Imperative Program and all that the Andrew W. Mellon...