The Suffragist Stories Project, created by the National Park Service in collaboration with Towson University and the Center for GIS, recently launched a story map that connects more than 900 individuals and 200 historic sites. The women’s suffrage storymap is easily accessible and one of the most comprehensive archival GIS sites dedicated to this movement in U.S. history.
The TU Center for GIS has been empowering Maryland's geospatial community for over 25 years and collaborates with clients to identify, analyze, and better understand data to enhance information access, deliver new insights, and utilize technology to inform business decisions.
• Learn more about their services.
• Are you a GIS professional? Check out their GIS Tips & Tricks.
| |
Attend this year's virtual BTU Partnership Awards celebration
Tuesday, September 29, 3:30 p.m.
Each spring, TU celebrates impactful partnerships at a private awards dinner. This year, due to COVID-19, four partnerships will be awarded a BTU Partnership Award for the impact of their partnership on TU and their community partners at a virtual celebration on September 29. The virtual event will feature remarks from President Schatzel and the awardees.
|
| | |
Becoming an authentic leader
The TU Professional Leadership Program for Women is rooted in developing an authentic leader, where women can discover their unique leadership style. The program leader shares tips to becoming an authentic leader. LEARN MORE
|
|
TU Votes
TU Votes is the official voter registration and engagement initiative at Towson University. Learn how you can get involved, from taking steps to make sure you're registered and have a voting plan, to helping others get registered and informed. GET INVOLVED
|
|
AileyCamp Baltimore vs. the coronavirus pandemic
There can never be a substitute for face to face connections, especially when it comes to art. But, AileyCamp Baltimore connected Baltimore City students amid the pandemic, virtually. LEARN MORE
|
|
COVID-19 and the impact on election security
State leaders need to consider cyber, physical, and insider risks to election security whether the public is voting in person or by mail amid COVID-19 pandemic. LEARN MORE
|
|
|
SAVE 20% ON ONLINE CERTIFICATION PREP COURSES
| |
What's Driving Our Economy?
|
|
Maryland gains jobs. Unemployment rate ticks down.
The most recent jobs report showed that between June and July, Maryland gained a total of 53,900 Total Nonfarm jobs and the state's unemployment rate dropped to 7.6 percent. READ ANALYSIS
In this month's video report, RESI of TU breaks down President Trump's executive actions because of the Senate's inaction. VIEW VIDEO
|
| | |
Coronavirus and streaming services
The world of entertainment is changing. Streaming services face a reckoning as consumers have more time than money to spend on streaming content.
LEARN MORE
|
COVID-19 and the academic achievement gap
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, it's likely the academic achievement gap will widen, disproportionately impacting disadvantaged communities.
LEARN MORE
|
| | |
Online Lifelong Learning Opportunities
|
|
Membership
Membership fees directly impact Osher's ability to provide excellent programming at an excellent value to participants. Membership is required to register for classes.
JOIN TODAY
|
| | |
TU welcomes three new deans
The College of Liberal Arts, College of Fine Arts & Communication, and University Libraries are all welcoming new deans this term. LEARN MORE
|
|
TU surpasses 2019–20 fundraising goal
More than $100 thousand raised specifically for student emergency relief. LEARN MORE
|
|
2020 USM Regents’ Staff Awards honors two TU standouts
TU staff members have impact on campus and community through science, social justice efforts. LEARN MORE
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
