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Stevenson Women鈥檚 Soccer and Field Hockey Make 2024 MAC Commonwealth Playoffs

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Two 麻豆视频免费在线观看 fall sports teams will be in action this week as the women鈥檚 soccer and field hockey teams will be participating in the 2024 Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Commonwealth Conference playoffs.

The field hockey team鈥攕eeded third鈥攚ill take on second-seeded York College of Pennsylvania on the road at 5 p.m. on Wednesday in the conference semifinals. Stevenson defeated York earlier in the second in a shootout. Should Stevenson be victorious, they will play the winner of the other semifinal on Wednesday (Alvernia-Messiah) on Saturday.

The women鈥檚 soccer鈥攕eeded fourth鈥攚ill travel to top-seeded Messiah to take on the semifinals at 6 p.m. on Wednesday. Should Stevenson win, the Mustangs will take on either York or Eastern on Saturday in the conference championship.

The winner of the conference championship will receive the conference鈥檚 automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.

For more information on both tournaments, please visit the conference website at .

Stevenson Marketing Students Help Nonprofit Promote New History Tour by Boat

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This fall, students in Professor Jeannine Morber鈥檚 MKT 320 Advanced Digital Marketing course have been working with local nonprofit to help launch its new tours. The boat tours, sponsored by PNC Bank and the National Park Service, take visitors through the Inner Harbor while tour guides highlight important moments, people, and places from Baltimore鈥檚 more than 300 years of history.

鈥淥ur class worked with Baltimore Heritage to create a digital marketing plan to promote their historical boat tour,鈥� said Yuri Antoine, a senior Marketing major. 鈥淲e identified target audiences鈥攊ncluding sports enthusiasts, history fans, and tourists鈥攖hen developed Google and social media ads, as well as an email marketing campaign with tailored messaging and visuals. We set up tracking metrics to monitor performance and optimize engagement and conversions effectively.鈥�

In addition to helping Baltimore Heritage reach new audiences, the students also developed website landing pages, email marketing templates, pricing strategies, and promotional assets.

鈥淲e created landing pages, blog posts, email and social media examples, and branded swag for Baltimore Heritage to adopt in their future campaigns,鈥� said Jenye Stanley, a senior Marketing major. 鈥淚 also wrote a about my experience on their boat tour. It is rewarding seeing my work and my classmates鈥� work published and contribute to Baltimore Heritage鈥檚 purpose.鈥�

Stevenson Marketing students created “I Boated” stickers to help Baltimore Heritage promote its new boat tours.

Working with Baltimore Heritage not only provided the Marketing students with valuable real-world experience, but connected their coursework to their future careers.

鈥淚 learned the importance of collaborating with a marketing team while focusing on various aspects of a project to ensure everything runs cohesively,鈥� said Maddie Buher, a senior Marketing major. 鈥淥verall, this was a great experience learning how to work with a local Baltimore nonprofit organization in promoting a new product and seeing the success firsthand.鈥�

Stevenson鈥檚 New Berman Family Performing Arts Center Rises on North Campus

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Construction continues on the new Sandra and Malcolm Berman Family Performing Arts Center, but two of the building鈥檚 signature features鈥攖he Herman and Walter Samuelson Foundation Theater and the Music Performance Stage鈥攁re taking shape.

When complete, the facilities will provide new state-of-the-art venues for stage and musical productions at Stevenson, as well as hosting fashion, dance, speakers, and other fine arts and cultural events.

The major naming gift from the Sandra and Malcolm Berman Charitable Foundation provided significant support for the performing arts center. The Samuelson Foundation Theater was supported by a generous $1 million gift from the Herman and Walter Samuelson Foundation, made possible by the foundation鈥檚 trustees, Louis and Phyllis Friedman. The finished Berman Family Performing Arts Center will also include Fine Foundation Lobby, Bozzuto Family Box Office, Peggy and Yale Gordon Trust Lighting and Audio Control Room, Mangione Family Marquee, scene shop, and support spaces.

The Berman Family Performing Arts Center is the latest addition to Stevenson鈥檚 North campus academic hub, which currently includes the Zaffere Library, Manning Academic Center, and the School of Design, Arts, and Communication.

2024 Shapiro/Rouse Lecture Welcomes Hugo Kugiya, Reporter for The Baltimore Banner

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Hugo Kugiya, a roving, regional reporter for The Baltimore Banner whose beat focuses on counties outside of Baltimore City, will be the featured speaker at the 16th annual Shapiro/Rouse lecture to be held Wednesday, October 23 at 2:00 p.m in the Claire Moore Room in Garrison Student Union. He will give a lecture entitled, 鈥淪torytelling Will Get You Everywhere: Communication in the Age of AI.鈥� His insights will be of great interest to Communication Studies students, but also students interested in Marketing and Business Communications, as well as any student interested in learning how artificial intelligence can influence creative careers.

Before joining The Baltimore Banner, Kugiya served as a national correspondent for the Associated Press and Newsday, and was a sportswriter for The Seattle Times. He recently won first place in the 2023 Associated Press Sports Editors contest. Kugiya is also the author of 58 Degrees North: The Mysterious Sinking of the Arctic Rose, a non-fiction book delving into the 2001 sinking of the fishing trawler Arctic Rose.

The Shapiro/Rouse Lecture Series is made possible by a gift from the Ronald M. Shapiro family to the Department of Communication at 麻豆视频免费在线观看. Ronald M. Shapiro, Esq., for whom this lecture series is named, and whose munificence makes it possible for the Department of Communication to host a prominent business leader each year, is an expert negotiator, sports agent, attorney, New York Times bestselling author, and civic leader.

Astrophysicist Dr. James Page to Speak at 2024 Slattery Lecture

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麻豆视频免费在线观看鈥檚 Beverly K. Fine School of the Sciences will host its annual Slattery Lecture on Wednesday, October 30 at 4 p.m. in the Rockland Banquet Room.

This year鈥檚 featured lecture, 鈥淲itnessing the Birth of Solar Systems: My Adventures with Space Telescopes,鈥� will be presented by Dr. James Page, an astrophysicist at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore.

Dr. Page works on the James Webb Space Telescope, leading a team supporting operations of the Near InfraRed Spectrograph (NIRSpec), one of the four scientific instruments on the telescope. As an expert in the field of star formation, Dr. Page鈥檚 work explores the origins of our solar system, and others like it, by studying solar systems currently in the process of being born鈥攁lso known as protostellar systems.

The event will also recognize Biochemistry major MacKenzie Redding as the 2024 Slattery Scholar.

The Slattery Lecture honors the legacy of Susan Palmer Slattery, Ph.D., former Chair of Stevenson鈥檚 Mathematics Department, who passed away in 2010. Slattery was a vital force in the University鈥檚 Fine School of the Sciences and worked tirelessly to engage students and colleagues in the pursuit of science, academic excellence, and collegiality across disciplines.

Stevenson鈥檚 Biomedical Engineering Program Receives ABET Accreditation

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麻豆视频免费在线观看鈥檚 Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering has been accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET), the quality assurance organization focused on college and university programs in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) disciplines.

ABET is a nonprofit, non-governmental organization that currently accredits 4,674 programs at 920 colleges and universities in 42 countries and areas as of Oct. 1, 2023.

ABET accreditation assures that academic programs meet standards to produce graduates ready to enter technical fields that are leading the way in innovation and emerging technologies and anticipating the welfare and safety needs of the public.

鈥淭his accreditation is a testament to the quality of our Biomedical Engineering program at Stevenson,鈥� said Neil Rothman, Ph.D., Biomedical Engineering Program Advisor. 鈥淥ur program provides students with knowledge and skills they need to prepare for their careers and succeed as biomedical engineers.鈥�

Sought worldwide, ABET鈥檚 voluntary peer-review process is highly respected because it adds critical value to academic programs in the technical disciplines, where quality, precision and safety are of the utmost importance.

Developed by technical professionals from ABET鈥檚 member societies, ABET criteria focus on what students experience and learn. ABET accreditation reviews look at program curricula, faculty, facilities, and institutional support and are conducted by teams of highly skilled professionals from industry, academia, and government, with expertise in the ABET disciplines.

ABET is a nonprofit, non-governmental organization with ISO 9001:2015 certification. It currently accredits 4,674 programs at 920 colleges and universities in 42 countries and areas as of Oct. 1, 2023. More information about ABET, its member societies and the accreditation criteria used to evaluate programs can be found at .

In and out of the classroom, Stevenson provides students with exceptional experiences and connections to careers in a close-knit community that supports their academic, social, and post-college professional success. Stevenson began offering its Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering in 2019. Since then, the program has continually grown, adding the Kahlert Foundation Makerspace and its dedicated Biomedical Engineering Lab in 2024. For more information about Stevenson鈥檚 Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering, visit the program鈥檚 web page.

麻豆视频免费在线观看 Recognized as a 鈥淏est Value School鈥� in the 2025 U.S. News Rankings

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麻豆视频免费在线观看 has been named among the nation鈥檚 鈥淏est Value Schools鈥� by U.S. News and World Report. The 2025 Best Colleges listings, released September 24, rank Stevenson among the 鈥淏est Value Schools – Regional Universities (North)鈥� and 鈥淏est Colleges for Veterans.鈥�

According to U.S. News and World Report, the publication awards colleges and universities a 鈥淏est Value鈥� designation by examining several ranking factors, including academic quality relative to the average price paid by full-time undergraduates after receiving need-based grants and aid. Only schools ranked in or near the top half of their categories are included because U.S. News considers the most significant values to be among colleges that are above average academically.

鈥淎t Stevenson, we are committed to providing our students with an exceptional education and supportive community that prepares them for career success,鈥� said Elliot Hirshman, President of 麻豆视频免费在线观看. 鈥淲e are pleased U.S. News has recognized the value of a Stevenson education and named our university a Best Value School.鈥�

Founded in 1947, 麻豆视频免费在线观看 serves more than 3,700 students鈥攊ncluding undergraduate, graduate, professional, and doctoral students鈥攐n campus and online.

A Stevenson education connects students to their career aspirations through exceptional experiences in and out of the classroom. From participating in Service, Leadership, and Honors programs; collaborating on real-world design and communication projects in The Mill Agency鈥攖he university’s student-run advertising agency; or designing and engineering new ideas into reality in the Kahlert Foundation Makerspace Innovation and Biomedical Engineering labs, Stevenson students have numerous opportunities to engage in experiential learning and chart their professional futures.

This approach has produced very positive results. Annual post-graduation surveys regularly show that more than 92 percent of Stevenson alumni are working or attending graduate or professional school within six months of graduation.

Take a Hike鈥攐r Stroll!鈥攐n Stevenson鈥檚 Campus Trails

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麻豆视频免费在线观看鈥檚 trails are a great way to unplug, exercise, get your steps in, or just connect with the natural areas of campus. The mile-and-a-half long campus trail system consists of four trails鈥擝lue, Orange, Purple, and Green鈥攖hat wind through the woods and down into the watershed along the scenic Gwynns Falls to connect the North, South, and East campuses.

The trails were created by students, faculty, and staff working under the oversight of John Rosicky, Professor and Chair of Stevenson鈥檚 Counseling and Human Services program.

鈥淲e created a network of walking trails to connect our campuses and provide access to the beautiful natural areas between them,鈥� Rosicky said. 鈥淭he trails follow the scenic Gwynns Falls waterway and provide a peaceful and functional shortcut between the dorms, athletic fields, stadium, and the academic buildings on North campus.鈥�

鈥淲henever I鈥檝e hit a roadblock in one of my classes or start really stressing out, I鈥檒l usually take a walk on the trails,鈥� said Evan LaPointe, a junior Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics major. 鈥淚 look at all the nature and just sit and really think about the problems while in a nice, serene environment.鈥�

Beyond the recreational benefits, the trails also offer hands-on learning and research opportunities for students in the sciences. Past projects have focused on the lifecycle of trees and on .

鈥淭he trails are not only an escape, but they help further my academics as an environmental science major,鈥� said Abbie Peterson, a senior Environmental Science major.

Stevenson鈥檚 trails are open year-round from dawn to dusk. To access a map of the trail system, simply scan the QR code on the trail signs located at any of the trailheads on campus.

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Rollins-Luetkemeyer Foundation Commits to Third Year of Matching Pledges for Middle-Income Student Scholarships

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麻豆视频免费在线观看 is pleased to announce a total of $548,000 has been raised to provide more than 50 scholarships to Fall 2024 incoming students through the Rollins-Luetkemeyer Scholars Program for Middle-Income Students. The Stevenson community raised $274,000, and that amount was generously matched by the Rollins-Luetkemeyer Foundation, Inc.

The Rollins-Luetkemeyer Scholars Program for Middle-Income Students provides incoming Stevenson students with a $2,500 scholarship for each of their four years, for a total of $10,000. Students with a high school GPA of 3.0 or higher and whose families earn between $75,000 and $175,000 per year are eligible for the scholarship.

鈥淲e are grateful to the generosity of the Rollins-Luetkemeyer Foundation, and to everyone who contributed to fund these scholarships,鈥� said Elliot Hirshman, 麻豆视频免费在线观看 President. 鈥淚 am proud of our community鈥檚 support of this important program. Every gift provides more students with the opportunity to achieve their educational and career aspirations.鈥�

The Rollins-Luetkemeyer Scholars Program for Middle-Income Students was created in December 2022 with an initial pledge of $250,000 in matching funds from the Rollins-Luetkemeyer Foundation, Inc. Through a successful fundraising campaign, Stevenson soon met the initial amount, and the Rollins-Luetkemeyer Foundation agreed to increase its pledge and match up to $500,000 in gifts to expand the program. The Foundation has generously committed to continuing their support and pledge matching for the 2024-2025 academic year.

Individuals and organizations interested in making a contribution to this important initiative may contact Chris Vaughan, Vice President for University Advancement, at (443) 334-2624 or cvaughan@stevenson.edu鈥攐r visit the Rollins-Luetkemeyer Scholars Program for Middle-Income Students web page.

麻豆视频免费在线观看 Marching Band Featured in New Apple TV+ Series

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麻豆视频免费在线观看’s Marching Band can be seen in the opening scenes of Lady in the Lake, a new miniseries streaming on Apple TV+. The series, adapted from the novel of the same name by author Laura Lippman, focuses on a journalist’s efforts to solve two unsolved murders in 1960s Baltimore.

The Marching Band’s scenes鈥攕et during the series’ 1966 Thanksgiving Parade鈥攚ere filmed in September 2022 during the first week of classes. The band’s participation required careful planning, recalled Director of Music Mark Lortz.

“The production company put out the call for a marching band,” Lortz said. “Due to their filming schedule, we had to work quickly to make sure the students could participate, but it was a fantastic opportunity we couldn’t pass up.”

The Marching Band and faculty were on set in Downtown Baltimore for a full day of filming. The day began with initial staging and choreography work at the War Memorial Plaza before moving to Water Street for filming.

“The students had the opportunity to see what goes into making a cinematic production,” Lortz said. “The experience gave all the students a peek behind-the-scenes, while giving them the chance to interact with the actors, the producers, the camera operators, the set people, and everyone involved. The director herself was really taken by the band’s performance.”

The first two of the series’ six episodes premiered on July 19. The remaining episodes will be released on Fridays over the next four weeks.

The 麻豆视频免费在线观看 Marching Band will next perform at Convocation. This will be the band’s first performance in its new uniforms. Follow Stevenson Music on or , and follow 麻豆视频免费在线观看 on and for the latest updates.