FREDERICK, Maryland—A scholar who has spent the past two decades researching the impact of race, class and gender on public policy outcomes at the state, local and federal levels will give a lecture at Hood College on Martin Luther King…
Every summer, hundreds of area youth attend the GEMS programs on Hood’s campus to engage in the sciences. GEMS—Gains in the Education of Mathematics and Science—is an extra-curricular program funded…
The Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC) annual conference is being held at the Renaissance Harborplace Hotel in downtown Baltimore April 24-26, 2014. Hood faculty and current Thanatology graduate…
Twenty-six students in the Curriculum and Instruction program are hard at work on the action research that makes up their capstone projects. They’ll showcase their work on Thursday, May 1,…
Dean Maria Green Cowles recently accepted a check for $2,500 from Steve Lamberson, president of the Frederick Chapter of AFCEA . Lamberson presented the check in support of the Hood…
Recent news stories have cited cybersecurity as one of the fastest growing job categories in the nation. A February report by Burning Glass Technologies said that in 2013 the Washington…
The Graduate School at Hood College is delighted to host the Fort Detrick Alliance for a networking reception on Wednesday, April 23, at the college’s Whitaker Center. The Alliance’s primary…
The March speaker in the Hood College Management Lecture Series offered tips for “Leading with Integrity and Authenticity.” Stephanie Hill, a noted speaker on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)…
Frederick is one of the top 100 best towns in which to live according to Livability.com’s 2014 survey. Although big cities usually comprise top 100 lists, Livability chose to focus…