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AIleyCamp Baltimore
AileyCamp Baltimore at Towson University provides youth from the greater Baltimore area, between the ages 11 and 14, with an opportunity to explore their creativity, master their bodies, and strengthen their respect for themselves and others within a supportive framework. Camp curriculum takes place at Towson University and campers will be selected based on recruitment and interview sessions. AileyCamp Baltimore free for all students accepted and is looking for children who are most in need of knowing there can be a bright future. Contact: AileyCamp Baltimore
Opera in a Can
Opera in a Can, The Department of Music's resident children's opera company in the College of Fine Arts and Communication brings opera performances to part schools and organizations, based on familiar fairy tales to help explore social issues, teach life lessons, and instill an appreciation in the arts. Contact: Courtney Kalbacker
T. Rowe Price Finance Lab
The T. Rowe Price Finance Lab, located at Towson University, replicates the functionality of Wall Street's top trading firms, providing an advanced teaching and research environment. In addition to use by TU students, the lab is a hub for financial literacy education for the greater Baltimore community, hosting various workshops and lectures for elementary school students as well as K-12 teachers. Contact: Jeremy Farkas
STEM Day Basketball Game
Each year, the Towson University Women's Basketball team partners with the TU Center for STEM Excellence to host the STEM Day Basketball Game. Students and teachers from Baltimore City and Baltimore County Public Schools are invited to SECU Arena to attend the game and interact with numerous exhibits dedicated to science, technology, engineering, and math. Contact: Myles Jackson,
Towson EduCycle Computer Reconditioning Program
EduCycle takes university-owned computers and audiovisual equipment that have been retired from offices, classrooms, and labs, and gives them a second life throughout the community. Partnerships include bringing students from area public schools on campus for hands on experiential learning and skill training as well as computer and audiovisual donations. Contact: EduCycle
Towson Theatre Infusion
Towson Theatre Infusion creates interactions between Baltimore area high school students and Towson University's Department of Theatre Arts undergraduate theatre majors. Towson University students, trained as Teaching Artists, work in area high schools to engage those students in the art and craft of theatre, preparing them to see a fully mounted production at Towson's Center for the Arts. Following the performance at TU, the Teaching Artists return to the schools to assess and enhance students' impressions of the play and support further study of the play's issues and themes with their classroom teachers. Contact: Towson Theatre Infusion
Applied Mathematics Laboratory
By agreement with sponsoring organizations, the Applied Mathematics Laboratory (AML) undertakes research projects of mathematical nature at the advanced undergraduate level whose analysis, solution and exposition requires substantial involvement of a team of students and faculty members for (usually) an academic year. The AML forms a team of talented undergraduate and graduate students, led by one or two faculty mentors with particular interest in the problem posed. This team studies the problem and supplies an honest, intensive effort on the part of its best mathematical talent to study and fully report to the sponsor. Students receive course credit for their participation. Contact: Alexei Kolesnikov
Center for GIS
Within the Division of Strategic Partnerships & Applied Research, the Center for GIS has the ability to work with Non-profits to visualize impact through geospatial data development and analysis. This information can be utilized to better tell the story of the organization's work and to potentially obtain additional resources. Contact: David Sides
G.I.V.E. (Grantwriting in Valued Environments)
G.I.V.E. connects student coursework to the writing needs of small non-profit organizations in the Baltimore Region, with a focus on Baltimore City. This includes researching, writing, submitting, and tracking grants, providing narrative and text that helps tell the story of organizations, and support with other writing genres such as web content and e-newsletters. Contact: Zosha Stuckey
Information Technology Senior Practicum (ITEC 485)
Through the IT Capstone Course, teams of students partner with organizations to provide IT support. The projects can include a wide range of IT-related tasks for organizations including database development, web development, computer support, IT planning, training, networking, and security. The IT Capstone course is designed to provide teams of 3 or 4 students with a real-world experience working with organizations to solve IT problems. Contact: Michael McGuire
Regional Economic Studies Institute
Within the Division of Strategic Partnerships and Applied Research, the Regional Economic Studies Institute (RESI), works with a variety of partner organizations to provide economic and policy analysis services. This information can be utilized to evaluate and better demonstrate impact to donors and partners. Contact: Ellen Bast
Strategic Public Relations and Integrated Communications (MCOM453)
Strategic Public Relations and Integrated Communications is a capstone course for public relations majors. In this course, students work with a client to conduct research and design a proposed plan to meet communication-based needs. The class is designed as a partnership between student teams and clients and requires the client to be an active participant in the semester-long relationship. At the end of the semester, clients receive recommendations designed to meet measurable planning goals and objectives. Contact: Melanie Formentin