Partnerships are central to Towson University’s identity as a community-engaged institution. They support our mission, enhance the student learning experience, and create positive impacts in our community.
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BTU—Partnerships for Greater Baltimore
Towson University is committed to positive impacts, making a difference, and transforming lives in Greater Baltimore and throughout Maryland—but we don’t do this work alone. We do it through partnerships.
At TU, partnerships are supported by BTU—Partnerships at Work for Greater Baltimore. BTU is about elevating the work we’re already doing with partners throughout Greater Baltimore to better address the needs of the region.
Where BTU Stands Out
Our partnerships work because they focus on cross-campus collaboration, mutual respect, and innovative approaches to problem solving.
As of fall 2020, faculty, students, and staff have 333 active engagements with BTU network partners. Across all engagements, Towson University is working with 531 partner organizations in Greater Baltimore and throughout Maryland to create positive impacts.
In science, BTU represents a unit of work, power, or energy, and that’s exactly what Towson University is investing into our partnerships to make Greater Baltimore thrive. ”
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Partnership Impacts
Impacting opportunities
Five impact areas serve as a basis for how the efforts, resources, and recognition of university-community partnerships are organized.
Partnership Stories
Sharing our stories
Faculty and staff who are leading the work write about partnerships and the real impacts they are having for our campus and communities.
By the Numbers
333
Active engagements as of winter 2019
531
Partner organizations across Maryland
13,710
Service hours by TU Athletics, 2018
News
Recent News
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.
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.
The impacts of COVID-19 on Baltimore City nonprofits
While no industry has been untouched by the pandemic, nonprofits have been impacted greatly. The TU Empowering Communities Project recently reported on the impacts on Baltimore City nonprofits.
Contact Information
Office of Partnerships & Outreach
Location
7400 York Road
Hours
Monday–Friday
8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.