New ventures coming to StarTUp Accelerator
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These ventures are driving the region's entrepreneurship landscape
The ventures featured in this cohort span a wide range of industries, including consumer packaged goods, green tech, health care innovation, water treatment, and more. Each venture brings a unique perspective and solution to the table, promising to make a meaningful impact on their respective fields.
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Antidote Haircare wins College Cup
Abigail Kuehl, a TU College of Business and Economics student, won the third annual College Cup with her plant-powered haircare company. She won $10,000 to put towards her venture and a spot in the 2024 StarTUp Accelerator.
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Connecting Baltimore and Silicon Valley
Tuesday, May 14, 4 p.m. Learn how Greater Baltimore attracts investment from Silicon Valley at this fireside chat with Dela Adedze, Mac Venture Capital, and Theo Hooker, Cambium Carbon.
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GET INVOLVED WITH THE TOWSON UNIVERSITY VENDOR FAIR
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Wednesday, June 12, 1–4:30 p.m., University Union
The Towson University Vendor Fair is an opportunity for campus and other local affiliate program managers and procurement representatives to explore products and services, with a focus on local, small and minority- and women-owned businesses. Participating vendors have the benefit of learning about upcoming contracting opportunities.
- Are you a business with at least one certification (SBR, VSBE and/or MBE) and want to become a vendor? APPLY TO BE A VENDOR
- Are you a business that would like to become certified? Attend this lunch and panel discussion to learn how to apply for those certifications and work with state agencies. REGISTRATION REQUIRED
- Interested in attending and networking? REGISTER TO ATTEND
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The Spark Brilliance Executive Leadership Program is a transformative program designed to take executive leaders from great to extraordinary—with minimal time and maximum impact. Recent participants had this to say about this signature program:
"I like that [the program] is backed by science. The science was shared for each section/chapter, so it felt like it was not just someone's opinion but had real data behind it."
"I feel much more confident in my leadership since starting this program and I hope that continues. I feel confident that my team members are seeing the growth in me."
LEARN MORE & APPLY BY MAY 3
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EARN A PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION
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Human Resources Certification Prep Course
May 7–June 27
Stand out from other HR applicants with a PHR®, SPHR®, SHRM-CP, or SHRM-SCP certification.
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Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM®) Certification Prep Course
August 13–September 12
Gain necessary project management knowledge and skills with this entry-level certification.
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Is our CCMA program right for you?
Our Certified Clinical Medical Assistant program combines self-paced learning, weekly clinicals, and a required externship to prepare you for a rewarding career working in a doctor's office.
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WHAT'S DRIVING OUR ECONOMY?
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Maryland gains jobs, unemployment up
According to the most recent report, Maryland gained a total of 7,800 nonfarm (5,900 private, 1,900 government) jobs across January and February 2024. Despite these new jobs, the state's unemployment rate increased to 2.4 percent in February.
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President Ginsberg's Inauguration Day fuels excitement for the future
Mark R. Ginsberg was formally installed as the university's 15th president on Friday, April 5 at TU Arena.
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TU-led research supports Maryland's new Susquehanna River Rail Bridge Project
Faculty and students collaborate to share vital habitat information on the Maryland Northern Map Turtle to government agencies.
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Students Impact TU
TU community demonstrates its commitment to civic engagement and social responsibility at annual day of local service.
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MentHER program receives recognition for empowering students throughout Baltimore
College of Business & Economics' program makes a difference for women in business.
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Ancient artifacts create opportunities for connection
A partnership between TU archaeologists, Indigenous stakeholders is building more balanced historical narratives.
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