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January 2016 President Schatzel Arrives with Snow
Monday, January 25th was supposed to be Kim Schatzel, Ph.D.'s first day in the office as Towson University’s new president. Then snow happened -- the type of winter storm she was undoubtedly accustomed to in Michigan but probably wasn’t expecting some 500 miles away here in Maryland. So earlier this week, as 30 inches of snow blanketed Towson and the region, Schatzel was out and about, assessing conditions firsthand, talking with maintenance crews and TU police, and conferring with her top staff about when it would be safe to allow students to move in and start classes. Read More > New Science Building included in Governor’s Capital BudgetTowson University has been included in Governor Larry Hogan’s just-released budget of $162.8 million in funding for a new Fisher College of Science and Mathematics building. The release of this budget is the starting point for Maryland lawmakers, which provides planning and building funds to start in fiscal year 2017. If fully approved by the legislature, the funding for the building will continue through fiscal year 2020. The new 316,000 square foot building will help fill the need for more STEM majors and graduates in Maryland and show Towson is a leader in these efforts for the state. The institution now focuses on receiving funding for a new Health Professions building to continue fulfilling Maryland’s STEM needs. Read more > Community Pledge Reinforces Good Neighbor RelationsThe University continues to strive to make strong connections within the local community and is committed to serving our greater community through our academic mission and the expertise of our faculty, staff and students. By creating a welcoming environment with our numerous academic, athletics, arts and community engagement opportunities throughout the year, we want our neighbors to consider the campus both a destination and a hub. Read more > |
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