A Focus On Economic & Policy Analysis
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With 30 years of experience, the Regional Economic Studies Institute (RESI) at Towson University is the trusted expert on Maryland's economy. RESI's team empowers organizational decision-making across the region with data-driven solutions.
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RESI highlights ‘stranger things’ and economic growth at annual forum
RESI's Economic Outlook Forum highlights economic trends on the local, state and national level—and how TU is making an impact. MORE
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Policy briefs highlight solutions to regional disparities
Based on the results of independent research and a series of round table discussions, RESI developed four policy briefs that present potential policy solutions to help address regional disparities. MORE
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Economic impact of increasing Maryland’s high school graduation rates
Wednesday, December 4, 2–3 p.m.
A goal of the Kirwan Commission is to make Maryland public schools "world class." Join our free webinar to understand the economic impact of an increase of high school graduation rates.
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Improving access to jobs in Baltimore by increasing bike commuting
Wednesday, December 11, 2–3 p.m.
In some Baltimore neighborhoods, 80% of households lack access to a car, making other forms of transportation essential. Join us for a free webinar on how we can improve job accessibility by improving bicycle commuting.
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Expand Your Opportunities with Online Courses
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Certification prep courses are a great way to advance your career. TU Continuing & Professional Studies offers online courses that let you learn on your schedule, whether it's at your local coffee shop or your kitchen table. You won't have to fight traffic, leave work early, or miss important family time.
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President announces new academic investments, armory name
President Schatzel's fall address unveils undergraduate research and competitive scholarship offices, plus innovative StarTUp project. MORE
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University System of Maryland names new chancellor
UMB President Jay A. Perman, M.D., will become the fifth chancellor of the USM when he succeeds Robert L. Caret in 2020. MORE
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Cutting edge animation highlighted at inaugural festival
Hundreds of students and animation lovers attended the inaugural Sweaty Eyeballs Animation Festival for animation screenings, workshops, and events. MORE
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Exploring supply chain career opportunities
Through a partnership with Baltimore Port Alliance, high school students join TU CBE undergrad and grad students for a day of learning about supply chain education and career options. MORE
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Talkin' trash
Members of Osher at TU recently toured the Baltimore County Materials Recovery Facility. Here are a recycling tips they learned. MORE
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Investing in partnerships
Faculty, staff, and students have access to funding resources to align, scale, sustain, and institutionalize community engagement partnerships and efforts. Here’s an update on some of those investments. MORE
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Five questions with Aaron Velky, Ortus Academy founder
The TU Incubator team recently caught up with founder Aaron Velky to learn more about his financial literacy program for young adults. MORE
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Save the date: Osher at TU preview of classes
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January 16, 2020, 12:15 p.m., Central Presbyterian Church, Towson
Join the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute team and instructors to learn about the spring semester's slate of courses. Check-in and coffee begins at 12:15 p.m. Instructors will give presentations beginning at 1:00 p.m. LEARN MORE (PDF)
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