UDC’s Chemistry Program offers students cutting-edge research opportunities
Fireside chat with UDC president sponsored by alums offers insight and reflection
UDC’s Office of Alumni Affairs and the UDC National Alumni Society sponsored an hourlong fireside chat with President Ronald Mason Jr. on Wednesday, September 21. Mason offered insight on the University’s successes and future goals as he reflected on his service.
A legacy of nursing education: UDC provides decades of quality healthcare workers to the DMV
The University of the District of Columbia’s Nursing Program has a long history of serving the District with well-educated students. UDC is keeping pace with the national demand for nurses and health care professionals. The University offers two paths to fill the shortages in the medical field through its Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN) and the Associate of Applied Science in Nursing (AASN) degree offered through the UDC Community College.
Royal Court ready to take on their regal responsibilities
A new academic school year brings new people to exciting roles, and these students are excited to take on their royal responsibilities as campus ambassadors and representatives.
What are you reading this summer?
It’s summer, and with this season, there’s a greater opportunity to indulge in some of our favorite pastimes. In this new weekly series for the summer, we ask members of the UDC community to share what they have been doing since the semester ended. This week, we spoke with Dr. Scott T. Krawczyk, associate chief academic officer and professor of English.
What are you reading this summer? UDC community shares its leisurely activities
It’s summer, and with the season, there’s a greater opportunity to indulge in some of our favorite pastimes. In this new series, we ask members of the UDC community to share what they have been doing since the semester ended. This week, we spoke with Dr. April Massey, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Summer internships bridge the gap between the classroom and workforce
Beyond classroom instruction, students put their knowledge to the test through a broad array of internship opportunities offered by the University that help them gain experience, sharpen networking skills, and solidify their career plans.
Rocket League, VALORANT, Overwatch and League of Legends – get ready for Esports
UDC is currently recruiting students who are confident team players, have gaming experience, mental agility and creativity, and work well under pressure for the University’s first Esports (electronic sports) program. Launching this fall, it will be directed by Joel Phillip, associate director of Athletics for Internal Operations.
Students selected as 2022 CRIT Scholars by the American Institute of Architecture Students
UDC Master of Architecture degree program students Moyosore Oguntoye, Cameron Wright and Alexander Hagen were chosen earlier this year as 2022 CRIT Scholars, a research-based program supported by the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) in partnership with the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and several prominent architecture firms.
