STARTUP AT THE ARMORY SET TO OPEN
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When the StarTUp at the Armory opens in September, it will become TU's front door for start-ups, small businesses, and our region’s largest corporations. This vibrant, one-of-a-kind, space will create new engagement opportunities for leaders to connect, convene, and collaborate alongside TU’s faculty, staff, and students. The 26,000 sq. ft. building includes 5,000 sq. ft. of free, co-working space open to the public and fifteen offices and seven conference rooms to support partner organizations and fellows of the StarTUp Accelerator.
Grand opening of the StarTUp at the Armory
Monday, September 20 at 10 a.m.
StarTUp at the Armory, 307 Washington Avenue, Towson
Join President Schatzel and other TU leaders to tour the space, learn about programming, and get to know the ventures and organizations who have offices there—Entrepreneurship @ Towson, StarTUp Accelerator, ATHENAPowerLink® Baltimore, TEDCO and the Baltimore County Small Business Resource Center.
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StarTUp Accelerator Showcase
Friday, October 8, 6-8 p.m.
StarTUp at the Armory, 307 Washington Avenue, Towson
Join the fellows of the StarTUp Accelerator as they pitch their ventures to campus, community, and business leaders at the annual StarTUp Accelerator Showcase. Enjoy networking and learning more about the StarTUp at the Armory.
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LIFELONG LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
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Osher at Towson University is where Baltimore’s curious minds gather to learn. The fall semester offers in-person and online learning opportunities with a full schedule of live, instructor-led courses (PDF). Session I runs September 13–October 8. Session II runs October 18–November 12.
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Interested in the upcoming courses and instructors? WATCH PREVIEW
Membership
Membership fees directly impact Osher's ability to provide excellent programming at an excellent value. Membership is required to register for classes. JOIN TODAY
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MORAN TO LEAD LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
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Erin Moran has been appointed as the inaugural executive director of the Dr. Nancy Grasmick Leadership Institute following an extensive national search. Moran, a native of Baltimore, will guide the launch of key programming and offerings for TU's new leadership institute. Moran has spent most of her 24-year career dedicated to developing leaders who create inspiring work environments that enable people to be fulfilled while also achieving extraordinary business results.
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EARN A CERTIFICATION AT TU
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In today's tight labor market, a professional certification may be what lands you that new job. To help you meet your career goals, we're offering a 20% discount on upcoming instructor-led courses. Just register before the class begins to take advantage of this opportunity.
A focus on Certified Medical Coding
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Lead instructor Darlene Helmer shares the benefits of becoming certified, job opportunities, and tips for prospective students.
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Have questions about our Certified Medical Coding course? Career consultant Chunta Rivers shares information about this popular course.
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Professional in Human Resources course information session
Thursday, September 9 at 12 p.m.
Want to advance your HR career, but not sure where to start? Join Dr. Nhung Hendy, instructor of our PHR certification prep course, for a 30 minute information session to have your questions answered.
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WHAT'S DRIVING OUR ECONOMY?
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Maryland sees largest job gains in over a year.
In July 2021, Maryland added 22,200, the most in almost a year. Unemployment falls to 6.0%. READ ANALYSIS
In this month's video, RESI of TU highlights the U.S. Senate's $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. If signed into law, Maryland would receive money for highways, broadband access, and the Chesapeake Bay. PLAY VIDEO
Economic Outlook Forum
November 4, 8:30–10:30 a.m., StarTUp at the Armory
Join the Regional Economic Studies Institute and community and business leaders for the 2021 Economic Outlook Forum. RESI Chief Economist Dr. Daraius Irani will provide the annual economic forecast for our state, with a focus on COVID-19 economic recovery and capital investments being made in Towson.
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Flave aims to support Baltimore restaurant industry
The restaurant discovery and rewards app maker, graduates of the StarTUp Accelerator, received $100,000 from TEDCO's RUBRIC program.
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Baltimore Co. ‘Towson Loop’ offers a ride for TU community
The Towson Loop has two routes, one that travels east–west and one that travels north–south, and includes a stop at York and Aigburth, on TU’s campus.
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Schatzel once again named ‘Influential Marylander’
TU President Kim Schatzel has been named as one of The Daily Record's 2021 Influential Marylanders, the second time she has received the honor.
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Professor examines criminal justice, higher education
Associate professor Elyshia Aseltine will bring opportunities for the TU community to explore race and criminal justice as the Martha A. Mitten Professor.
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Asian Arts Gallery recognized among the Best of Baltimore
The Asian Arts & Culture Center at TU was recognized as the “best art space” in Baltimore magazine’s 2021 Best of Baltimore list.
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Providing community for TU’s veterans
As a student, Dena Allen-Few ’19 didn’t talk about her Army service. She now works as the program management specialist for the Military and Veterans Center.
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9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
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Friday, September 10 at 2–2:30 p.m., 9/11 Memorial Garden (in front of Newell Hall)
Join President Schatzel and the campus community for an observance of the 20th anniversary of 9/11, honoring the 2,977 victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks. Of those victims, 69 Marylanders were lost, including TU alumna Honor Elizabeth Wainio '95. Attendees will receive a commemorative pin.
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