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Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Harford County, Anne Arundel County, Carroll County, Howard County
- A Bridge to Academic Excellence
- Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Program
- Maryland Environmental Law Society (MELS)
- UMB Staff Senate Winter Drive
- University of Maryland, Baltimore Outreach Council
- University of Maryland, Baltimore: Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy Summer Research Program
- A Bridge to Academic Excellence
- Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Program
- Dominican Republic Dental Mission
- Fort Meade-US Army, Dental Clinic 3, Ft Meade, Maryland
- High School Biomedical Research Program
- High School Neuroscience Forum
- Maryland Work Opportunity And Health Care For The Homeless Treatment Program
- Maryland and International Brain Bee Competitions
- Outpatient Dental Clinics
- Pediatric Dental Fellowship Program
- Quest for Care
- Referral Of Complicated And Difficult Cases To Pediatric Dentistry Specialty Clinics
- Sealant Saturday
- South Baltimore Family Health Center (SBFHC)
- Special Patient Program
- The Plus Program
- The Predoctoral Dental Student Service Learning/Externship Program
- Treatment Of Children In Underserved Rural and Urban Areas By Pediatric Dentistry Fellows
- UMB Staff Senate Winter Drive
- University of Maryland Baltimore College of Dental surgery, Oral Health Care Services for Long Term Care Facilities
- University of Maryland, Baltimore Outreach Council
- University of Maryland, Baltimore: Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy Summer Research Program
- Veterans Administration Medical Center, Baltimore
- Year Two Service Projects
- A Bridge to Academic Excellence
- Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Program
- Civil Justice, Inc.
- Clinical Law Program - IMMIGRATION CLINIC
- Clinical Law Program - JUVENILE LAW, CHILDREN'S ISSUES, AND LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs
- Clinical Law Programs - APPELLATE ADVOCACY CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - APPELLATE AND POST-CONVICTION CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - BAIL AND ACCESS TO JUSTICE CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - CIVIL RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - CONSUMER PROTECTION CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - CRIMINAL DEFENSE CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - Community Justice Clinic
- Clinical Law Programs - DRUG POLICY AND PUBLIC HEALTH STRATEGIES CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - GENERAL PRACTICE CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - HEALTH CARE/CHILD WELFARE/AIDS CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - LOW INCOME TAXPAYER CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - MEDIATION CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - POST-TRIAL PROCESS IN CRIMINAL CASES CLINIC
- Clinical Law Programs - TOBACCO CONTROL CLINIC
- Community Justice Initiative
- Community Law In Action - (CLIA)
- Leadership in Public Service
- Maryland Public Interest Law Project (MPILP)
- Students Supporting the Women's Law Center (SSWLC)
- The Legal Resource Center for Tobacco Regulation, Litigation, and Advocacy
- The Maryland Katrina and Indigent Defense Project
- UMB Staff Senate Winter Drive
- University of Maryland, Baltimore Outreach Council
- University of Maryland, Baltimore: Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy Summer Research Program
- A Bridge to Academic Excellence
- Adolescent Star Track Program
- Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Program
- Bridges: A Community-Based Care Management Program For Teen/Young Adult Mothers and Fathers
- C-SNAP: The Children's Sentinel Nutrition Assessment Program
- CHAT: Community Health Advocacy Team
- CHAT: Lunchtime Lecture Series
- CHAT: Mountain Manor Initiative
- Calverton School Mental Health Initiative
- Center for Families
- Center for Infant And Child Loss
- Center for Minority Health Research
- Center for School Mental Health
- Child Mobile Team (CMT)-Serving the needs of Children and Adolescents in Baltimore City
- Complementary Medicine Program
- Connect to Protect: Baltimore
- Department Of Physical Therapy Community Efforts
- Department of Epidemiology and Prevention within the Institute of Human Virology
- Explorations in Science: A Research Awareness Program
- Family Connections
- Growth and Nutrition
- HIV Intervention and Prevention (HIP) Corps
- Hair, Heart and Health
- Harbor City Unlimited
- High School Mini Med Program
- Mini-Med School
- Nathan Schnaper Summer Student Research Internship Program
- Nathan Schnaper Summer Student Research Internship Program
- National Institute on Drug Abuse Summer Research Program
- Nutrition Clinic
- Pediatric AIDS Program
- Physicians for Human Rights (PHR)
- Podiatry Clinic
- Programs of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT)
- School Health and Community Consultation Programs
- School Mental Health Community of Practice
- School of Medicine High School Tours
- School of Medicine Shadowing Program
- Taghi Modarressi Center for Infant Study and Secure Starts
- Tar Wars
- Teen Tot Program
- The Baltimore Regional Alliance for the Vaccine Effort (BRAVE) within the Institute of Human Virology
- The Care Clinic at the Center for Families, Department of Pediatrics, UMB
- The Excellence in School Health Initiative
- Traveler's Clinic
- UMB Staff Senate Winter Drive
- University of Maryland Division of Community Psychiatry : Harbor City Unlimited
- University of Maryland Division of Community Psychiatry : Programs in Assertive Community Treatment (PACT)
- University of Maryland Division of Community Psychiatry : The Adult Community Support and Entitlement Services Program (ACSES)
- University of Maryland Division of Community Psychiatry : Walter P. Carter Clinics
- University of Maryland Division of Community Psychiatry: Outpatient Mental Health Centers
- University of Maryland Division of Community Psychiatry: Safe Haven Shelter
- University of Maryland Division of Community Psychiatry: Supplemental Security Income Project
- University of Maryland Division of Community Psychiatry: Targeted Case Management
- University of Maryland Division of Substance Abuse Services
- University of Maryland Eye Associates: Friends of the Congressional Glaucoma Caucus Foundation (FCGCF)
- University of Maryland Eye Associates: Student Sight Savers Project (SSSP)
- University of Maryland Hospital for Children - Breathmobile
- University of Maryland Statewide Health Network (UMSHN)
- University of Maryland Statewide Health Network (UMSHN)
- University of Maryland Volunteer Research Training Program
- University of Maryland, Baltimore Outreach Council
- University of Maryland, Baltimore: Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy Summer Research Program
- Violence Intervention Program
- Waxter Medical Services
- Youth Science Enrichment Program (YSEP)
- A Bridge to Academic Excellence
- Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Program
- Child Mobile Team (CMT)-Serving the needs of Children and Adolescents in Baltimore City
- H3 Initiative (Healthy People Healthy Homes, Healthy Community)
- Medical Breakaway
- Pediatric Ambulatory Care Center (PAC)
- Taghi Modarressi Center for Infant Study and Secure Starts
- The Governor's Wellmobile Program
- UMB Staff Senate Winter Drive
- University of Maryland, Baltimore Outreach Council
- University of Maryland, Baltimore: Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy Summer Research Program
- Upton Green
- A Bridge to Academic Excellence
- Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Program
- Maryland Poison Center
- Maryland Regional Operations
- Office of Substance Abuse Studies
- Operation Diabetes
- Operation Heartburn
- Operation Immunization
- Student Committee on Drug Abuse Education (SCODAE)
- Student Section of Maryland Public Health Association (SMdPHA)
- The Peter Lamy Center
- UMB Staff Senate Winter Drive
- University of Maryland Drug Information Service (UMDI)
- University of Maryland, Baltimore Outreach Council
- University of Maryland, Baltimore: Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy Summer Research Program
- A Bridge to Academic Excellence
- Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Program
- Baltimore Mental Health Systems
- Center for Families
- Center for School Mental Health
- Child Mobile Team (CMT)-Serving the needs of Children and Adolescents in Baltimore City
- Family Connections
- Family Welfare Research and Training Group
- Management and Community Organization Methods and Research Courses
- Maternal and Child Health Leadership Development Program
- Pediatric AIDS Program
- Public Allies Maryland
- Resource Mentoring Project
- SWCOS - Citizens Planning and Housing Association (CPHA)
- SWCOS - Expanded School Mental Health Program in Baltimore
- SWCOS - Grassroots Nonprofit Resource Mentoring Project
- Social Work Doctoral Students' Experiences in Becoming Teachers
- Social Work Field Placements
- Social Work Field Placements
- Social Work Field Placements
- Social Work Outreach Service (SWCOS)
- Taghi Modarressi Center for Infant Study and Secure Starts
- UMB Staff Senate Winter Drive
- University of Maryland, Baltimore Outreach Council
- University of Maryland, Baltimore: Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy Summer Research Program
- Violence Intervention Program
- Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Program
- Health Professions Career Exploration
- Project Search
- Start on Success Program (SOS)
- UMB Staff Senate Winter Drive
- University of Maryland, Baltimore Outreach Council
- University of Maryland, Baltimore: Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy Summer Research Program
- Youthworks
Graduate School
School of Dentistry
School of Law
School of Medicine
School of Nursing
School of Pharmacy
School of Social Work
UMB Central Administration
Graduate School
- Description:
A Bridge to Academic Excellence (ABAE) is a community service project of the University of Maryland, Baltimore School of Pharmacy, formed for the purpose of improving educational, professional and social communities in the area by providing academic support to the future generation of professionals and uniting professional school organizations and area high school students through mentoring.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/ABAE/default.htm
- Address: 20 N.Pine St. Baltimore Md 21201
- Community served:
- Contact:
Margaret Hayes, MS - 410-706-6586
mhayes@rx.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellows Program is a yearlong fellowship program open to all Baltimore students enrolled in a degree program in health and human-service fields including schools of medicine, nursing, public health, dentistry, pharmacy, social work, and law as well as such disciplines in health care administration and counseling psychology.
- Website: http://www.schweitzerfellowship.org/features/us/bal
- Address: Addresses vary depending on specific project
- Community served: Communities vary depending on specific project
- Contact:
Bob Kirk - 410-706-0725
bkirk@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Maryland Environmental Law Society endorses the Maryland Student Climate Coalition's campaign effort to make the University System of Maryland (USM) more sustainable.
- Website: http://www.law.umaryland.edu/studentorg/mels/index.asp
- Community served: Nationwide
- Contact:
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- Description:
The Staff Senate of The University of Maryland, Baltimore created a winter drive as part of their Community Outreach Committee.
- Community served: Baltimore VA
- Contact:
Jean Marie Roth - 410-706-8679
jroth@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Council has initially partnered with select community schools in West Baltimore -- Vivien T. Thomas High School, Diggs-Johnson Middle School, and George Washington Elementary School to help meet identified needs of children and their families.
- Website: http://www.umaryland.edu/outreach/index.html
- Address: varies
- Community served: West Baltimore
- Contact:
Brian Sturdivant, MSW - 410-706-1678
BSturdivant@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Sponsored by the University of Maryland, Baltimore under President David J. Ramsay, this paid summer research program encourages students from Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy to consider a career as a health professional or scientist.
- Community served: Baltimore City/ Poppleton
- Contact:
Dr. Jordan E. Warnick - 410-706-3026
jwarnick@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
A Bridge to Academic Excellence (ABAE) is a community service project of the University of Maryland, Baltimore School of Pharmacy, formed for the purpose of improving educational, professional and social communities in the area by providing academic support to the future generation of professionals and uniting professional school organizations and area high school students through mentoring.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/ABAE/default.htm
- Address: 20 N.Pine St. Baltimore Md 21201
- Community served:
- Contact:
Margaret Hayes, MS - 410-706-6586
mhayes@rx.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellows Program is a yearlong fellowship program open to all Baltimore students enrolled in a degree program in health and human-service fields including schools of medicine, nursing, public health, dentistry, pharmacy, social work, and law as well as such disciplines in health care administration and counseling psychology.
- Website: http://www.schweitzerfellowship.org/features/us/bal
- Address: Addresses vary depending on specific project
- Community served: Communities vary depending on specific project
- Contact:
Bob Kirk - 410-706-0725
bkirk@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
This program is a collaborative effort bringing dental preventive and treatment services to children in the Dominican Republic.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Steven Pohlhaus -
dominicanproject@yahoo.com
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- Description:
Emphasis is placed on general dentistry, however dental students participate in specialty rotations such as oral pathology, oral surgery, peridontics, endodontics and prosthetic dentistry.
- Community served: Anne Arundel County
- Contact:
Ms. Pat Mcguire - 410-706-7967
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- Description:
This program provides full-time summer training for high school students and their teachers.
- Address: Various locations on the UMB Campus
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dr. Norbert Myslinski - 410-706-7258
nrm001@dental.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
High School Students, parents and teachers from across North America attend the Neuroscience Forum held at the National Institutes of Health's Library of Medicine in Bethesda, Maryland during the month of March.
- Address: 650 W. Baltimore St. Baltimore, MD 21201
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dr. Norbert Myslinski - 410-706-7258
nrm001@dental.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Dental School students, in their third and fourth years of study and students in the Advanced Education in General Dentistry program, provide oral health care to clients of the Health Care for the Homeless and the Work Opportunity Program (formerly Project Independence).
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Doug Barnes, DDS - 410-706-0741
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- Description:
The Maryland Brain Bee is a question and answer neuroscience competition for high school students, developed by Dr. Norbert Myslinski of the Department of Biomedical Sciences of the University of Maryland Dental School.
- Address: 650 W. Baltimore St, Baltimore MD 21201
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dr. Norbert Myslinski - 410-706-7258
nrm001@dental.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Faculty and students take pride in the quality of care provided in University of Maryland Dental School.
- Website: http://www.dental.umaryland.edu/patientinfo/
- Address: 650 W. Baltimore St Baltimore Md 21201
- Community served:
- Contact:
Dr. Norman Tinanoff - 410-706-7970
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- Description:
Established in September 1999, the Dental School's Department of Health Promotion and Policy, Program of Pediatric Dentistry currently employs nine post-graduate pediatric dental fellows who provide comprehensive dental services to children and adolescents, including children with special health care needs, in undeserved urban and rural regions of Maryland.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dr. Norman Tinanoff - 410-706-7970
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- Description:
Quest for Care is a vital program which provides funding for oral health care to individuals facing physical and mental health challenges.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Dr. Robert Foreman -
rforeman@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Department of Pediatric Dentistry at the Dental School and the dental clinic at the James L. Kernan Hospital have increased their capacity to treat children with complicated dental conditions, including treatment in an operation room setting.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dr. Norman Tinanoff - 410-706-7970
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- Description:
The University of Maryland School of Dentistry's Dental Hygiene Program partners with the Maryland Dental Hygienists' Association annually to offer Sealants, free-of-charge to students in local schools.
- Website: None
- Address: 650 W. Baltimore St 2nd Floor Baltimore Md 21201
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Leila Liberman R.D.H., B.S. - 443-386-4911
lliberman@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
SBFHC is a full service medical facility and students have the opportunity to provide a full range of general dentistry services to patients.
- Community served: Baltimore City/ Southwest
- Contact:
Ms. Paula McClellan - 410-354-2000
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- Description:
The Special Patient Program is located on the campus of University of Maryland, Baltimore and provides treatment for patients with physical, emotional and medically compromising conditions.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Eartha Pope - 410-706-7039
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- Description:
Located on the ground floor of the University of Maryland Dental School, the Advanced General Dentistry Clinic provides comprehensive emergency dental care to patients who are HIV+. Patients are seen by appointment only and usually are referred for dental treatment by their physician or case manager.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Marsha Kessler - 410-706-8467
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- Description:
The Predoctoral Dental Student Externship Program, coordinated by the Department of Health Promotion and Policy, is a clinical education requirement at an affiliated oral health care delivery site outside the Dental School.
- Address: varies
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dr. Norman Tinanoff - 410-706-7970
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- Description:
Starting in September 1999, the Dental School's Department of Pediatric Dentistry funded three post-graduate fellows who treat children in undeserved urban and rural areas.
- Address: varies
- Community served: Citywide; Howard County; Carroll County; Frederick County; Caroline County
- Contact:
Dr. Norman Tinanoff - 410-706-7970
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- Description:
The Staff Senate of The University of Maryland, Baltimore created a winter drive as part of their Community Outreach Committee.
- Community served: Baltimore VA
- Contact:
Jean Marie Roth - 410-706-8679
jroth@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Long-term care facilities contract with the Department of Oral Health Care Delivery of the Dental School for preventive, evaluative and management of the oral health care of residents of long term care facilities.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Dr. Janet Yellowitz - 410-706-7967
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- Description:
The Council has initially partnered with select community schools in West Baltimore -- Vivien T. Thomas High School, Diggs-Johnson Middle School, and George Washington Elementary School to help meet identified needs of children and their families.
- Website: http://www.umaryland.edu/outreach/index.html
- Address: varies
- Community served: West Baltimore
- Contact:
Brian Sturdivant, MSW - 410-706-1678
BSturdivant@umaryland.edu
More on this program...
- Description:
Sponsored by the University of Maryland, Baltimore under President David J. Ramsay, this paid summer research program encourages students from Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy to consider a career as a health professional or scientist.
- Community served: Baltimore City/ Poppleton
- Contact:
Dr. Jordan E. Warnick - 410-706-3026
jwarnick@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Students have the opportunity to increase their skills within the specialty areas of Oral Surgery.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Dr. Randy Iddings - 410-706-7047
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- Description:
The importance of giving back to the community is instilled in students early in their dental careers.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Ms. Pat Mcguire - 410-706-7967
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- Description:
A Bridge to Academic Excellence (ABAE) is a community service project of the University of Maryland, Baltimore School of Pharmacy, formed for the purpose of improving educational, professional and social communities in the area by providing academic support to the future generation of professionals and uniting professional school organizations and area high school students through mentoring.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/ABAE/default.htm
- Address: 20 N.Pine St. Baltimore Md 21201
- Community served:
- Contact:
Margaret Hayes, MS - 410-706-6586
mhayes@rx.umaryland.edu
More on this program...
- Description:
The Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellows Program is a yearlong fellowship program open to all Baltimore students enrolled in a degree program in health and human-service fields including schools of medicine, nursing, public health, dentistry, pharmacy, social work, and law as well as such disciplines in health care administration and counseling psychology.
- Website: http://www.schweitzerfellowship.org/features/us/bal
- Address: Addresses vary depending on specific project
- Community served: Communities vary depending on specific project
- Contact:
Bob Kirk - 410-706-0725
bkirk@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Civil Justice Inc. is a Maryland not-for-profit corporation formed for the purpose of increasing the delivery of legal services to clients of low and moderate income through a network of solo, small firm and community based lawyers who share a common commitment to increasing access to justice through traditional and non-traditional means.
- Website: http://www.civiljusticenetwork.org
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Denis Murphy - 410-779-7780
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- Description:
In this clinic, students will represent low- and moderate-income immigrants and/or their family members in matters relating to immigration status.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Maureen Sweeny - 410-706-3922
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- Description:
Working under the supervision of Professor Leviton, students will teach a law and policy-related advocacy course at the Baltimore Freedom Academy (BFA), a small leadership and social justice themed high school developed in 2003, in part through a partnership with the School of Law. Students working at BFA will conduct legal research, assist with the creation of interactive lesson plans, develop and implement advocacy projects for the students, and teach class sessions while working to link the classroom work to current events, public policy, and legal issues.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Susan Leviton - 410-706-3840
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- Description:
The Clinical Law Programs offer a variety of legal services to communities in Baltimore, the Eastern Shore and surrounding counties.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Brenda Blom, JD - 410-706- 0831
bblom@law.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Represents convicted defendants on appeal in the Maryland Court of Special Appeals.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
George E. Burns, Jr. - 410-706-3295
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- Description:
Over the course of the year, students in the clinic represent clients in both the appellate and post-conviction phases of a criminal case.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Renee Hutchins - 410-706-1087
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- Description:
Represents clients at the critical bails stage to prevent loss of an accused person's liberty, job, home and family due to pre-trial detention, and to provide immediate representation toward preparing a defense against the charge.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Doug Colbert - 410-706-0683
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- Description:
Represents clients with disabilities in a variety of areas: special education under the Federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, non-discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act, discrimination against deaf and other hearing impaired persons, consent and self-determination, statutory entitlements.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Marc Charmantz - 410-706-3295
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- Description:
Clinical and LTP students will help to represent people who have consumer problems and who cannot afford to retain counsel.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Michael Millemann - 410-706-8340
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- Description:
Represents persons charged with violating state and federal criminal law.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Jerry Deise - 410-706-8390
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- Description:
This clinic focuses on the roles of lawyers in reducing violence in our society as prosecutors, advisors, mediators, planners, teachers/mentors, and house counsel.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Brenda Blom, JD - 410-706- 0831
bblom@law.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Represents individuals with histories of alcoholism and drug dependence and the programs that serve them to challenge discriminatory zoning, employment, housing, health care and other practices that inhibit the delivery of health services and productive reintegration into the community.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Ellen Weber - 410-706-0590
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- Description:
Represents neighborhood and community groups seeking to protect the environment in such areas as: civil liability for hazardous substances, criminal prosecution under environmental laws, litigation, legislative advocacy, counseling, and negotiation.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Jane Barrett - 410-706-3590
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- Description:
The General Practice clinic represents low-income clients with legal needs that cut across a wide variety of practice areas including: consumer protection, family law, housing, criminal defense, real estate, immigration and employment.
- Community served: Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Howard County, Anne Arundel County, Prince Georges County, Montgomery County
- Contact:
Maureen Sweeny - 410-706-3922
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- Description:
Represents persons and families impacted by HIV. Generally, work involves the following types of matters: employment, health care or insurance discrimination, custody or guardianship of children, a social security disability appeal, debt collection or bankruptcy, landlord/tenant, drafting wills, and advance directives.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Deborah Weimer - 410-706-8316
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- Description:
Represents persons with Intellectual Property questions and needs.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Patricia Campbell - 410 706 2569
pcampbell@law.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Represents low-income individuals who have disputes with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in matters concerning: filing status of a taxpayer, qualifications for dependency exemptions, reporting of income, and payment of past due taxes.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Pamela Chaney - 410 706 3295
pchaney@law.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Provides mediation services for community disputes (small and large), and court-referred cases.
- Community served: Primarily greater Baltimore area
- Contact:
Roger C. Wolf - 410-706-3836
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- Description:
Representing clients in the post-trial phase of criminal cases
- Community served: Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Montgomery County and Prince George's County.
- Contact:
Renee Hutchins - 410-706-1087
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- Description:
Represents local governments, community coalitions and other tobacco control organizations; provides legal assistance in policy development and implementation, including researching legal issues, drafting legislation, defending legislation, advocating for tobacco control legislation or programs before legislative and executive bodies.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Kathleen Hoke Dachille - 410-706-1294
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- Description:
Community justice is a model of violence and crime prevention that supports a community's involvement in trying to repair the harm rendered by a criminal offense.
- Website: http://www.law.umaryland.edu/specialty/comjust/intro.asp
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Terri Ricks, JD - 410-706-4273
terry.ricks@law.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Community Law In Action (CLIA) is a youth development organization founded in 1997 by Professor Terry Hickey and affiliated with the University of Maryland School of Law. CLIA's mission is to assist emerging youth leaders to become self-empowered problem solving advocates for social and political change.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Terry Hickey - 410-706-4301
thickey@law.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Leadership in Public Service program celebrates and supports University of Maryland School of Law students in public service through community service and pro bono projects.
- Website: tba
- Community served: State of Maryland
- Contact:
Teresa Schmiedeler, Esq. - 410-706-2080
tschmiedeler@law.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Maryland Public Interest Law Project, Inc. (MPILP) is a 501(c)(3) student-run organization.
- Website: http://www.law.umaryland.edu/studentorg/mpilp/index.asp
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Teresa Schmiedeler, Esq. - 410-706-2080
tschmiedeler@law.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
SSWLC supports the Women's Law Center through fundraising activities intended to support specific endeavors of the Women's Law Center (operating a family law and employment hotline, representation of victims of domestic violence, seeking of protective orders for immigrant women, and lobbying for various bills in Annapolis). Fundraisers include an annual fall Crab Feast, and a spring candy gram sale.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Danielle Keats Citron - 410-706-3924
dcitron@law.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Center is dedicated to providing legal and technical support to communities, community groups, employers, local governments, and others wishing to reduce the dangerous health effects of tobacco products.
- Website: http://www.law.umaryland.edu/tobacco/
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Rita Turner - 410-706-1129
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- Description:
The Maryland Katrina and Indigent Defense Project was informally created in March 2006 in response to the overwhelming need that still exists in New Orleans since the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
- Website: http://www.law.umaryland.edu/studentorg/katrina/index.asp
- Community served: Citywide; Louisiana; Mississippi
- Contact:
Doug Colbert - 410-706-0683
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- Description:
The Staff Senate of The University of Maryland, Baltimore created a winter drive as part of their Community Outreach Committee.
- Community served: Baltimore VA
- Contact:
Jean Marie Roth - 410-706-8679
jroth@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Council has initially partnered with select community schools in West Baltimore -- Vivien T. Thomas High School, Diggs-Johnson Middle School, and George Washington Elementary School to help meet identified needs of children and their families.
- Website: http://www.umaryland.edu/outreach/index.html
- Address: varies
- Community served: West Baltimore
- Contact:
Brian Sturdivant, MSW - 410-706-1678
BSturdivant@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Sponsored by the University of Maryland, Baltimore under President David J. Ramsay, this paid summer research program encourages students from Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy to consider a career as a health professional or scientist.
- Community served: Baltimore City/ Poppleton
- Contact:
Dr. Jordan E. Warnick - 410-706-3026
jwarnick@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
A Bridge to Academic Excellence (ABAE) is a community service project of the University of Maryland, Baltimore School of Pharmacy, formed for the purpose of improving educational, professional and social communities in the area by providing academic support to the future generation of professionals and uniting professional school organizations and area high school students through mentoring.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/ABAE/default.htm
- Address: 20 N.Pine St. Baltimore Md 21201
- Community served:
- Contact:
Margaret Hayes, MS - 410-706-6586
mhayes@rx.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Adolescent "STAR TRACK" Program offers outreach, education and prevention services to youth, young adults, and their communities.
- Website: http://www.yuhip.org
- Community served: Citywide; Prince Georges County
- Contact:
Jewell Benford - 410-837-3313
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Kalima Young - 410-706-1928 kyoung@peds.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellows Program is a yearlong fellowship program open to all Baltimore students enrolled in a degree program in health and human-service fields including schools of medicine, nursing, public health, dentistry, pharmacy, social work, and law as well as such disciplines in health care administration and counseling psychology.
- Website: http://www.schweitzerfellowship.org/features/us/bal
- Address: Addresses vary depending on specific project
- Community served: Communities vary depending on specific project
- Contact:
Bob Kirk - 410-706-0725
bkirk@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The University of Maryland, Baltimore is implementing the BRIDGES to HEALTH/DADs Care demonstration project.
- Website: http://medschool.umaryland.edu/familymedicine
- Address: Homes, Schools
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Margo Devoe Weston, MS - 410-328-2626
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- Description:
C-SNAP is a three-year, multi-site study primarily funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation and is dedicated to measuring the possible impacts of changes to cash and food assistance on hunger and malnutrition in children under three.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Maureen Black - 410-706-5289
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- Description:
CHAT is a community service organization that oversees several student-run service initiatives at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
- Website: http://davidge2.umaryland.edu/~chat/index.htm
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Dr. Dan Schulze - 410-706-5180
dschulze@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Lunchtime Lecture Series is a year-long series focusing on different underserved populations in the Baltimore community and the healthcare boundaries and issues those populations face.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Dr. Dan Schulze - 410-706-5180
dschulze@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
This is a student-run and student-developed health education program delivered to adolescent inpatients in a local substance abuse treatment center.
- Address: 3800 Frederick Avenue Baltimore
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Dr. Dan Schulze - 410-706-5180
dschulze@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
This initiative is enhancing the mental health services and programs at a persistently dangerous Baltimore City Public School.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Nancy Lever - 410-706-2485
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- Description:
The Center for Families was established to develop "state of the art" interventions and provide valuable clinical services, to help bridge the gap between research and practice, and to educate professionals to better address the problem of child maltreatment.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Diane DePanfilis, Ph.D., MSW - 410-706-3609
ddepanfi@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Center for Infant and Child Loss assists families as they learn to live with the sudden unexpected loss of their child (0 to 12 years of age) and to have hope for the future.
- Website: http://www.infantandchildloss.org/
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Donna Becker - 410-706-5062
caring@infantandchildloss.org
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- Description:
The objectives of the Center for Minority Health Research are:- to identify and evaluate interventions which improve the health of inner-city African-American children and youth.
- Website: http://medschool.umaryland.edu/community/minority.asp
- Community served: Citywide; Nambia, Africa
- Contact:
Jennifer Galbraith - 410-706-4267
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- to identify and evaluate interventions which improve the health of inner-city African-American children and youth.
- Description:
The Center for School Mental Health within the Department of Psychiatry of the School of Medicine is a national center focused on advancing training, practice, research and policy in the emerging interdisciplinary school mental health field.
- Website: http://csmh.umaryland.edu
- Community served: Nationwide
- Contact:
Dr. Mark Weist - 410-706-0974
mweist@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The CMT is a program intended to meet the mental health needs of children and adolescents ages 5-18 years.
- Address: No fixed address.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Kelly Davis - 410-328-2564
Kdavis@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Located on the Kernan Hospital campus, this inter-disciplinary center is involved in a broad range of activities investigating complementary and alternative therapies and evaluating their contribution to the care of patients.
- Website: http://www.compmed.ummc.umaryland.edu/
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dr. Brian Berman - 410-448-6872
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- Description:
Connect to Protect: Baltimore links local researchers with community members, organizations and institutions in ways that create effective partnerships.
- Website: http://www.adolescentaids.org/c2p.html
- Address: 21201,21217 Zip Codes
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Bethany Griffin-Deeds, PhD - 410-706-1936
bgriffin@peds.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
PT Month - In celebration of "National Physical Therapy Month" the Department of Physical Therapy sponsors a variety of events to bring Physical Therapists together and promote the profession.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Angel Jackson - 410-706-1816
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- Description:
The Clinical Center of the Institute of Human Virology (IHV) provides care and support for people living with complicated viral and infectious diseases.
- Website: http://www.ihv.org
- Address: The Evelyn Jordan Center (outpatient care), The University of Maryland Medical Center (inpatient care), Deaton Hospital (long-term care), and IHV's Clinical Research Unit (new therapies), Maryland General Hospital
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Mary Gardner - (410) 328-6747
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- Description:
Explorations in Science: A Research Awareness Program (ESRAP) is a program established to provide high school students with first hand knowledge of the research that is conducted in various laboratories on the UMB campus and to acquaint them with mentoring and research opportunities on our campus.
- Website: http://medschool.umaryland.edu/esrap/
- Address: Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, 1400 W Cold Spring Ln, Baltimore MD 21209
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Charity Ogunbo - 410-706-0657
COgunbo@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Family Connections is a community based, outreach program providing psychosocial services to families.
- Address: 1701 Madison Ave Baltimore Md 21217
- Community served: Baltimore City/ West Baltimore
- Contact:
Dr. Frederick H. Strieder - 410-706-5479
fstriede@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Growth and Nutrition Clinic is a multi-disciplinary, family-centered clinic that provides evaluations and interventions to children under age three with growth deficiencies or feeding disorders.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Maureen Black - 410-706-5289
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- Description:
The University of Maryland, Baltimore School of Medicine chapter of the Student National Medical Association (SNMA)fulfils its HIP-CORPS protocol each year by working with teenagers at community-based locations such as local community centers and public schools.
- Website: http://www.snma.org/about-history.php
- Address: No specified community-based address
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Mawuena Agbonyitor -
magbo001@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Hair, Heart and Health (HHH) was launched in Baltimore in early 2006.
- Address: varies
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Ina Glenn Smith - 410-669-6340
ismith9576@aol.com
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- Description:
Harbor City Unlimited provides psychosocial rehabilitation services to persons with chronic mental illnesses.
- Address: ý 1227 W. Pratt St Baltimore, Md. 1227 W. Pratt St Baltimore Md 21230
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
John Weibel - 410-328-8559
Jweibel@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
University of Maryland School of Medicine students lead an eight-week (once per week) seminar course on health related topics in local high schools.
- Website: None
- Address: Varies depending on participating schools
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Charity Ogunbo - 410-706-0657
COgunbo@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The University of Maryland School of Medicine has offered Mini-Med School annually since the fall of 2001.
- Website: http://medschool.umaryland.edu/minimed/
- Address: University of Maryland School of Medicine 685 West Baltimore Street, Universities at Shady Grove in Rockville, Md.
- Community served: Citywide; Montgomery County
- Contact:
Healther Graham - 410-706-1521
HGraham@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Undergraduate students in arts and sciences are eligible to apply for an 8-week mentorship in Cancer Research at the University of Maryland Greenebaum Cancer Center during their summer holidays.
- Website: http://cancer-research.umaryland.edu/Summer2006.htm
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Stephen Long - 410-328-7516
slong@umm.edu
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- Description:
Undergraduate students in arts and sciences are eligible to apply for an 8-week mentorship in Cancer Research at the University of Maryland Greenebaum Cancer Center during their summer holidays.
- Website: http://cancer-research.umaryland.edu/Summer2006.htm
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Stephen Long - 410-328-7516
slong@umm.edu
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- Description:
This program is designed to introduce high school and undergraduate underrepresented minority students to drug abuse research through research placements with some of our most distinguished scientists.
- Website: http://www.drugabuse.gov/PDF/SPOSummer.pdf
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dr. Jordan E. Warnick - 410-706-3026
jwarnick@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Nutrition Clinic provides counseling for adult patients with diabetes, hypertension, gastrointestinal disorders, obesity, and kidney or cardiac diseases.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Laila Roth - (410) 328-6965
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- Description:
The UMB Pediatric AIDS Program offers a safe environment in which families can access state of the art pediatric HIV primary care.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dr. John Farley - 410-706-8220
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- Description:
Physicians for Human Rights is committed to the belief that all human beings are entitled to have their needs for basic health and safety met. PHR is committed to mobilizing health professionals to promote human rights in professional practice.
- Website: http://groups.google.com/group/PHR-UMB/web/home
- Community served: Statewide, Nationwide, Worldwide
- Contact:
Josh Lieberman -
jlieb001@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Comprehensive foot care is offered to the community through the Department of Orthopedics - Podiatry Division.
- Address: 16 South Eutaw Street Baltimore Md, 22 South Greene Street, Ground Level, Suite NGE19
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Ronald L. Sherman, DPM, MBA - 410-328-4300
Rsher18@yahoo.com
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- Description:
The project provides continuous care and mobile outreach treatment to adults who have a severe and persistent mental illness.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Nancy Krauss - 410-328-2564
nkrauss@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
UM pediatric faculty provide consultation for children with behavior and/or learning problems at 10 Baltimore City Public Schools, as well as services and consultations to schools in Howard County, Baltimore County and area health departments.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dr. Linda Grossman - 410-706-6538
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- Description:
The Center for School Mental Health along with the IDEA Partnership have helped to build and are providing ongoing support to a National Community of Practice that includes federal agencies, federal technical assistance providers, national organizations and state agencies.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Nancy Lever - 410-706-2485
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- Description:
The High School Student Tours were established to bring various medical professions to life and to empower young people to make informed choices about their future careers in medicine.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dawn Roberts - 410-706-7689
droberts@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
A job shadowing experience involves a student spending a day here at the University of Maryland with a professional in their area of interest.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dawn Roberts - 410-706-7689
droberts@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Taghi Modarressi Center for Infant Study was found in 1983 by Dr. Taghi Modarressi, Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
- Website: none
- Address: YWCA 128 W. Franklin St, Baltimore MD 21201; Emily Price Jones Head Start 3510 El Dorado, Baltimore, MD 21216; Martin Luther King Early Head Start 1600 Rutland Ave, Baltimore, MD ; The Judy Center 6201 Frankford Ave, Baltimore MD; The Judy Center 2011 Linden Ave, Baltimore, MD
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Kay Connors, LCSW-C - 410-328-6680
kconnors@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Tar Wars provides 4th and 5th grade students with interactive activities to help children understand the short term health consequences and financial costs of smoking.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Ashley Huber -
huber.ashley@gmail.com
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- Description:
The Teen Tot Program is a comprehensive primary care program for teen mothers and their young children offered through the Division of General Pediatrics at the University of Maryland Pediatric Ambulatory Center,105 Penn Street.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Jill Kempthorne, MD - 410-706-5289
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- Description:
An initiative of the Institute of Human Virology Vaccine Trials Unit, BRAVE supports the unitýs efforts to develop an HIV vaccine through partnerships with communities, scientists, professional staff and others affected by HIV. BRAVE strives to provide prevention education and outreach, build partnerships between the scientific and local communities, promote HIV vaccine trials with uninfected individuals and provide referrals for individuals infected and affected by HIV.
- Website: http://www.ihv.org/project_brave/index.html
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
PAC - (410) 706-2525
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- Description:
The Care Clinic provides free specialized mental health treatment for children and families affected by physical or sexual abuse, or exposure to domestic violence.
- Address: 520 W. Lombard Street 1st floor
- Community served: Metropolitan Baltimore and surrounding counties
- Contact:
Cindy Weisbart, PsyD - 410-706-1142
cweisbar@Peds.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
One of the key focuses of the Excellence in School Mental Health Initiative has been to help reduce barriers to learning for students in two Baltimore City Public K-8 schools (Patapsco Elementary/Middle and Bay Brook Elementary/Middle). Many of the students served at these schools have been exposed to trauma, have undiagnosed disorders, and are having difficulty learning.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Nancy Lever - 410-706-2485
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- Description:
The UMB School of Medicine faculty in the Center for Vaccine Development (CVD) offers their services as experts in tropical medicine and infectious diseases to residents in the Baltimore - Washington area who are planning trips overseas.
- Community served: Citywide; D.C. Metro Region
- Contact:
Robert Edelman, MD - 410-328-5196
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- Description:
The Staff Senate of The University of Maryland, Baltimore created a winter drive as part of their Community Outreach Committee.
- Community served: Baltimore VA
- Contact:
Jean Marie Roth - 410-706-8679
jroth@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Harbor City Unlimited provides psychosocial rehabilitation services to persons with chronic mental illnesses.
- Address: Fayette Street Clinic, Carruthers Clinic
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
John Weibel - 410-328-8559
Jweibel@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The PACT program is an intensive psychiatric treatment and case management program designed to provide services to adults, children and adolescents who have been unable to access treatment at an outpatient clinic due to the severity of their mental illness.
- Address: Mobile services are delivered in the community
- Community served: Baltimore City
- Contact:
Nancy Krauss - 410-328-2564
nkrauss@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
ACSES consists of the Community Support Program and the SSI Outreach Project.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Dedra Layne - 410-328-1406
Dlayne@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Walter P. Carter Clinics are community mental health centers committed to providing comprehensive mental health treatment to residents of Baltimore City.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Eileen Hastings - 410-328-7584
ehastings@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Individual therapy, family therapy, group therapy, and medication management for adults and children/adolescents.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Jill RachBeisel, M.D. - 410-328-5161
jrachbei@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Has capacity to house 20 residents and are provided 24/7 supervision, support, their own room, meals, laundry facilities, and health education.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Jill RachBeisel, M.D. - 410-328-5161
jrachbei@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Serves homeless adults who have serious and persistent mental illness.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Jill RachBeisel, M.D. - 410-328-5161
jrachbei@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Serves adults who require extensive community support that is not available in traditional mental health services.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Jill RachBeisel, M.D. - 410-328-5161
jrachbei@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Substance Abuse Services provides comprehensive methadone treatment to uninsured Baltimore City residents, outpatient substance abuse treatment to uninsured patients from Baltimore City at the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program (ADAP), and outpatient suboxone treatment.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Eric Weintraub, M.D. - 410-328-6690
eweintra@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Friends of the Congressional Glaucoma Caucus Foundation is a foundation dedicated to supporting the activities of the Congressional Glaucoma Caucus, a non-partisan organization of members of the United States Senate whose purpose is to educate communities about the risks of glaucoma and other blindness-causing diseases.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Marva Smith - 410-328-7954
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- Description:
Raising awareness and providing free screenings for glaucoma in Baltimore, Maryland.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Marva Smith - 410-328-7954
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- Description:
This mobile clinic, equipped with state-of-the-art technology and asthma specialists, makes stops at more than a dozen public schools in West Baltimore.
- Website: http://www.umm.edu/breathmobile/
- Community served: Baltimore City/ West Baltimore
- Contact:
Mary Beth Bollinger - 410-706-2443
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- Description:
University of Maryland Statewide Health Network (UMSHN) was established in FY 2002 with Cigarette Restitution Funds as a project of the University of Maryland Center for Health Disparities to reduce morbidity and mortality related to cancer and tobacco-related diseases through promotion of a wide variety of prevention and control activities as well as promotion of increased participation in clinical trials.
- Website: http://www.mdhealthnetwork.org/main/default.asp
- Address: Various locations via partnership with service providers
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Claudia Baquet, MD , MPH - 410-706-1742
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- Description:
University of Maryland Statewide Health Network (UMSHN) was established in FY 2002 with Cigarette Restitution Funds as a project of the University of Maryland Center for Health Disparities to reduce morbidity and mortality related to cancer and tobacco-related diseases through promotion of a wide variety of prevention and control activities as well as promotion of increased participation in clinical trials.
- Website: http://www.mdhealthnetwork.org/main/default.asp
- Address: Various locations via partnership with service providers
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Claudia Baquet, MD , MPH - 410-706-1742
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- Description:
The Volunteer Research Program provides a venue for exposure of students to the biomedical research environment to encourage them to pursue advanced degrees in biomedical or behavioral research and/or enter the health professions.
- Website: http://medschool.umaryland.edu/osr/summer_vol.asp
- Address: UMB Campus
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dr. Jordan E. Warnick - 410-706-3026
jwarnick@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Council has initially partnered with select community schools in West Baltimore -- Vivien T. Thomas High School, Diggs-Johnson Middle School, and George Washington Elementary School to help meet identified needs of children and their families.
- Website: http://www.umaryland.edu/outreach/index.html
- Address: varies
- Community served: West Baltimore
- Contact:
Brian Sturdivant, MSW - 410-706-1678
BSturdivant@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Sponsored by the University of Maryland, Baltimore under President David J. Ramsay, this paid summer research program encourages students from Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy to consider a career as a health professional or scientist.
- Community served: Baltimore City/ Poppleton
- Contact:
Dr. Jordan E. Warnick - 410-706-3026
jwarnick@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Violence Intervention Program is made possible by a grant from the Governor's Office of Crime Control and Prevention.
- Website: http://bettermyworld.org/
- Address: University of Maryland Medical System
- Community served:
- Contact:
Dawn Esslinger - 410-706-0550
deslinge@epi.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
This community based medical center provides treatment of common illnesses, physicals, blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol screenings.
- Address: 1000 Cathedral St. 3rd floor Baltimore Maryland 21201
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Pat DiPasquale - 410-396-1295
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- Description:
YSEP is a program designed to expose youth to science and technology at an early age. Early science interventions provide a means for participants to become excited about science, health careers, mathematics and technology and to pursue these activities in college.
- Website: http://davidge2.umaryland.edu/~snma/
- Address: Varies depending on participating schools
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Brandi Knight -
knight.brandi@gmail.com
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- Description:
A Bridge to Academic Excellence (ABAE) is a community service project of the University of Maryland, Baltimore School of Pharmacy, formed for the purpose of improving educational, professional and social communities in the area by providing academic support to the future generation of professionals and uniting professional school organizations and area high school students through mentoring.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/ABAE/default.htm
- Address: 20 N.Pine St. Baltimore Md 21201
- Community served:
- Contact:
Margaret Hayes, MS - 410-706-6586
mhayes@rx.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellows Program is a yearlong fellowship program open to all Baltimore students enrolled in a degree program in health and human-service fields including schools of medicine, nursing, public health, dentistry, pharmacy, social work, and law as well as such disciplines in health care administration and counseling psychology.
- Website: http://www.schweitzerfellowship.org/features/us/bal
- Address: Addresses vary depending on specific project
- Community served: Communities vary depending on specific project
- Contact:
Bob Kirk - 410-706-0725
bkirk@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The CMT is a program intended to meet the mental health needs of children and adolescents ages 5-18 years.
- Address: No fixed address.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Kelly Davis - 410-328-2564
Kdavis@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The H3 Initiative includes a number of campus-community partnerships between the University of Maryland School of Nursing and the Washington Village / Pigtown Community that seeks to improve health and well-being through health promotion, with a special emphasis on rebuilding the bridge between health and the environment.
- Community served: Baltimore City/ Washington Village
- Contact:
Marjorie Buchanan - 410-706-5554
mbuch003@son.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Medical Breakaway offers students a chance to visit medically underserved areas.
- Address: Wendover KY
- Community served:
- Contact:
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- Description:
The Pediatric Ambulatory Care Center is a nationally recognized demonstration model of interdisciplinary education and practice through the University of Maryland Schools of Nursing and Medicine.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Dr. Lindsey Grossman - 410-706-5289
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- Description:
The Taghi Modarressi Center for Infant Study was found in 1983 by Dr. Taghi Modarressi, Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
- Website: none
- Address: YWCA 128 W. Franklin St, Baltimore MD 21201; Emily Price Jones Head Start 3510 El Dorado, Baltimore, MD 21216; Martin Luther King Early Head Start 1600 Rutland Ave, Baltimore, MD ; The Judy Center 6201 Frankford Ave, Baltimore MD; The Judy Center 2011 Linden Ave, Baltimore, MD
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Kay Connors, LCSW-C - 410-328-6680
kconnors@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The University of Maryland School of Nursing operates five mobile health units staffed by faculty, staff and students.
- Community served: Central Maryland, Western Maryland, Upper Shore/ Mid-Eastern Shore, and Lower Eastern Shore
- Contact:
Rebecca Wiseman - 410-706-5395
rwise002@son.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Staff Senate of The University of Maryland, Baltimore created a winter drive as part of their Community Outreach Committee.
- Community served: Baltimore VA
- Contact:
Jean Marie Roth - 410-706-8679
jroth@som.umaryland.edu
More on this program...
- Description:
The Council has initially partnered with select community schools in West Baltimore -- Vivien T. Thomas High School, Diggs-Johnson Middle School, and George Washington Elementary School to help meet identified needs of children and their families.
- Website: http://www.umaryland.edu/outreach/index.html
- Address: varies
- Community served: West Baltimore
- Contact:
Brian Sturdivant, MSW - 410-706-1678
BSturdivant@umaryland.edu
More on this program...
- Description:
Sponsored by the University of Maryland, Baltimore under President David J. Ramsay, this paid summer research program encourages students from Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy to consider a career as a health professional or scientist.
- Community served: Baltimore City/ Poppleton
- Contact:
Dr. Jordan E. Warnick - 410-706-3026
jwarnick@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The University of Maryland School of Nursing partners with Union Baptist Church, Union Baptist Head Start, and Baltimore City Health Department Division of Healthy Homes to:- Collaboratively address environmental health issues in the Upton community and in Baltimore City.
- Address: UMSON 655 W. Lombard St. Baltimore, MD 21201
- Community served: Baltimore City/ Sandtown
- Contact:
Robyn Gilden - 410-706-4803
rgilden@son.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
A Bridge to Academic Excellence (ABAE) is a community service project of the University of Maryland, Baltimore School of Pharmacy, formed for the purpose of improving educational, professional and social communities in the area by providing academic support to the future generation of professionals and uniting professional school organizations and area high school students through mentoring.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/ABAE/default.htm
- Address: 20 N.Pine St. Baltimore Md 21201
- Community served:
- Contact:
Margaret Hayes, MS - 410-706-6586
mhayes@rx.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellows Program is a yearlong fellowship program open to all Baltimore students enrolled in a degree program in health and human-service fields including schools of medicine, nursing, public health, dentistry, pharmacy, social work, and law as well as such disciplines in health care administration and counseling psychology.
- Website: http://www.schweitzerfellowship.org/features/us/bal
- Address: Addresses vary depending on specific project
- Community served: Communities vary depending on specific project
- Contact:
Bob Kirk - 410-706-0725
bkirk@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Maryland Poison Center has been a leader in providing poisoning and overdose care to all Marylanders since 1972.
- Website: http://www.mdpoison.com/
- Address: by phone
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Wendy Klein-Schwartz - 410-706-7604
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- Description:
The Maryland/Regional Operations group was designed to communicate important information to the public regarding a variety of health topics of concern to people living in Maryland and surrounding communities.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/asp/
- Address: Varies depending on specific partnerships
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Cindy Kim -
ckim003@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The mission of the Office of Substance Abuse Studies (OSAS) at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy is to improve programs of substance abuse treatment and prevention and to explore the intersection of substance abuse and pharmacy practice in our society.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/~osas/
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Tony Tommasello, PhD - 410-706-7513
atommase@rx.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Operation Diabetes is a diabetes screening and awareness campaign developed by APhA-ASP that is designed to increase awareness of diabetes.
- Website: www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/asp/
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Ashley McCabe -
amcca003@umaryland.edu
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An initiative of the American Pharmacist Association, Operation Heartburn Awareness strives to inform local residents about the severity of heartburn and keys to overcoming it. The program provides heartburn information and screening to persons in the Baltimore metropolitan area.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/asp/
- Address: Varies according to specific partnership
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Emily Dotter -
ecdotter@gmail.com
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- Description:
Operation Immunization is an organization of pharmacy students who educate the public about immunizations, including why they are important and the time scheduling of when a person should receive which immunizations.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/asp/
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Lisa Wohl -
lwohl002@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Student Committee on Drug Abuse Education (SCODAE) is a voluntary organization made up of University of Maryland pharmacy students.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/scodae/
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Tony Tommasello, PhD - 410-706-7513
atommase@rx.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Our main purpose is to alleviate public health disparities within the state of Maryland and serve as a resource for students who are interested in careers in public health and community service.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/smdpha
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Kumail Shirazie - 443-255-7754
sshir002@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Peter Lamy Center is dedicated to improving drug therapy for aging adults through innovative research, education, and clinical initiatives.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/~lamy/
- Community served: Baltimore City, Eastern & Western Shores, Washington, DC, Southern Maryland, and nationwide through information resource and referral.
- Contact:
Bruce Stuart, PhD - 410-706-2434
lamycenter@rx.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Staff Senate of The University of Maryland, Baltimore created a winter drive as part of their Community Outreach Committee.
- Community served: Baltimore VA
- Contact:
Jean Marie Roth - 410-706-8679
jroth@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
UMDI is a service provided by the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy for the purpose of providing comprehensive medical information to not only contract affiliated institutions, but also to the general public.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/umdi/
- Community served: The world community via the World Wide Web
- Contact:
Rachel Bongiorno, PharmD - 410-706-7568
rbongior@rx.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Council has initially partnered with select community schools in West Baltimore -- Vivien T. Thomas High School, Diggs-Johnson Middle School, and George Washington Elementary School to help meet identified needs of children and their families.
- Website: http://www.umaryland.edu/outreach/index.html
- Address: varies
- Community served: West Baltimore
- Contact:
Brian Sturdivant, MSW - 410-706-1678
BSturdivant@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Sponsored by the University of Maryland, Baltimore under President David J. Ramsay, this paid summer research program encourages students from Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy to consider a career as a health professional or scientist.
- Community served: Baltimore City/ Poppleton
- Contact:
Dr. Jordan E. Warnick - 410-706-3026
jwarnick@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
A Bridge to Academic Excellence (ABAE) is a community service project of the University of Maryland, Baltimore School of Pharmacy, formed for the purpose of improving educational, professional and social communities in the area by providing academic support to the future generation of professionals and uniting professional school organizations and area high school students through mentoring.
- Website: http://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/studentorg/ABAE/default.htm
- Address: 20 N.Pine St. Baltimore Md 21201
- Community served:
- Contact:
Margaret Hayes, MS - 410-706-6586
mhayes@rx.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellows Program is a yearlong fellowship program open to all Baltimore students enrolled in a degree program in health and human-service fields including schools of medicine, nursing, public health, dentistry, pharmacy, social work, and law as well as such disciplines in health care administration and counseling psychology.
- Website: http://www.schweitzerfellowship.org/features/us/bal
- Address: Addresses vary depending on specific project
- Community served: Communities vary depending on specific project
- Contact:
Bob Kirk - 410-706-0725
bkirk@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Work on geriatric or pediatric mental health issues as part of core mental health agency for Baltimore City.
- Community served: Baltimore City/West Baltimore
- Contact:
Dick Cook - 410-706-5130
Dcook@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Center for Families was established to develop "state of the art" interventions and provide valuable clinical services, to help bridge the gap between research and practice, and to educate professionals to better address the problem of child maltreatment.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Diane DePanfilis, Ph.D., MSW - 410-706-3609
ddepanfi@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Center for School Mental Health within the Department of Psychiatry of the School of Medicine is a national center focused on advancing training, practice, research and policy in the emerging interdisciplinary school mental health field.
- Website: http://csmh.umaryland.edu
- Community served: Nationwide
- Contact:
Dr. Mark Weist - 410-706-0974
mweist@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The CMT is a program intended to meet the mental health needs of children and adolescents ages 5-18 years.
- Address: No fixed address.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Kelly Davis - 410-328-2564
Kdavis@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Family Connections is a community based, outreach program providing psychosocial services to families.
- Address: 1701 Madison Ave Baltimore Md 21217
- Community served: Baltimore City/ West Baltimore
- Contact:
Dr. Frederick H. Strieder - 410-706-5479
fstriede@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
For over 20 years, the Family Welfare Research and Training Group, led by Dr. Catherine E. Born, has partnered with the Maryland Department of Human Resources and with local agencies in welfare and child support research, training, and policy development.
- Website: http://www.familywelfare.umaryland.edu/
- Address: University of Maryland School of Social Work 525 W. Redwood Street Baltimore MD 21201
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Kathy Patterson - 410-706-4404
kpatters@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Students in the School of Social Work are required to enroll in one Methods course per semester, as well as an advanced research course.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Karen Hopkins, PhD - 410-706-1496
khopkins@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
A collaborative program between six Masters-level students who are awarded an MCH Leadership Scholarship and Doctoral-level students who are awarded an MCH Pre-doctoral Fellowship, the program aims to train the next generation of leaders in the MCH field.
- Website: http://cmchswe.umaryland.edu/mch_leadership/
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Ed Pecukonis, PhD - 410-706-7533
epecukonis@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The UMB Pediatric AIDS Program offers a safe environment in which families can access state of the art pediatric HIV primary care.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Dr. John Farley - 410-706-8220
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- Description:
Housed at the SWCOS main office, Public Allies Maryland is the Maryland operating partner of Public Allies, a National AmeriCorps grantee.
- Address: 525 W. Redwood St Baltimore MD 21201
- Community served:
- Contact:
Ted Busch - 410-706-5130
TBUSCH@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Working out of the SWCOS main office, Social work interns will assist grassroots community organizations to build capacity in order to sustain themselves and achieve their mission.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Ted Busch - 410-706-5130
TBUSCH@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
CPHA is the place where community leaders and citizens come together, across the usual boundaries and divisions, to make life better at the neighborhood level and at the regional level.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Dick Cook - 410-706-5130
Dcook@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
SWCOS interns provide individual, group and family counseling, play therapy, crisis intervention, peer mediation, skill development, and advocacy for children and their families.
- Website: http://ssw.umaryland.edu/explore/swcos/index.html
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Dick Cook - 410-706-5130
Dcook@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Working from the SWCOS main office, social work interns will assist grassroots community organizations to build capacity in order to sustain themselves and achieve their missions.
- Community served:
- Contact:
Dick Cook - 410-706-5130
Dcook@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
This study is a multi-year qualitative study that is designed to assess how social work doctoral students learn to and adapt to teaching.
- Community served: Statewide
- Contact:
Julianne Oktay, PhD - 410-706-3831
joktay@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
School of Social Work students are required to spend between 16-24 hours per week engaged in field education.
- Website: https://cf.umaryland.edu/ssw_fieldeducation/
- Community served: Baltimore Region
- Contact:
Alethea Schmall - 410-706-2357
aschmall@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
School of Social Work students are required to spend between 16-24 hours per week engaged in field education.
- Website: https://cf.umaryland.edu/ssw_fieldeducation/
- Community served:
- Contact:
Alethea Schmall - 410-706-2357
aschmall@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
School of Social Work students are required to spend between 16-24 hours per week engaged in field education.
- Website: https://cf.umaryland.edu/ssw_fieldeducation/
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Alethea Schmall - 410-706-2357
aschmall@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
SWCOS concentrates its efforts in vulnerable communities and with people who have been marginalized:To identify and build the capacities of individuals, families, communities and community-based organizations to solve their problems;
To demonstrate that the problems our society faces are solvable by creating, implementing, evaluating and publicizing model solutions;
To demonstrate to the larger society that all of its members have something valuable to contribute to the problem solving process;
To remind people that inclusion and participation of all will lead to more effective solutions;
To inspire people to enter this exciting struggle for social justice and to create new professional roles in this struggle; and
To inspire and strengthen the profession to take a stronger role in the solution of society's problems.
- Website: http://ssw.umaryland.edu/explore/swcos/index.html
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Dick Cook - 410-706-5130
Dcook@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Taghi Modarressi Center for Infant Study was found in 1983 by Dr. Taghi Modarressi, Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
- Website: none
- Address: YWCA 128 W. Franklin St, Baltimore MD 21201; Emily Price Jones Head Start 3510 El Dorado, Baltimore, MD 21216; Martin Luther King Early Head Start 1600 Rutland Ave, Baltimore, MD ; The Judy Center 6201 Frankford Ave, Baltimore MD; The Judy Center 2011 Linden Ave, Baltimore, MD
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Kay Connors, LCSW-C - 410-328-6680
kconnors@psych.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Staff Senate of The University of Maryland, Baltimore created a winter drive as part of their Community Outreach Committee.
- Community served: Baltimore VA
- Contact:
Jean Marie Roth - 410-706-8679
jroth@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Council has initially partnered with select community schools in West Baltimore -- Vivien T. Thomas High School, Diggs-Johnson Middle School, and George Washington Elementary School to help meet identified needs of children and their families.
- Website: http://www.umaryland.edu/outreach/index.html
- Address: varies
- Community served: West Baltimore
- Contact:
Brian Sturdivant, MSW - 410-706-1678
BSturdivant@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Sponsored by the University of Maryland, Baltimore under President David J. Ramsay, this paid summer research program encourages students from Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy to consider a career as a health professional or scientist.
- Community served: Baltimore City/ Poppleton
- Contact:
Dr. Jordan E. Warnick - 410-706-3026
jwarnick@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Violence Intervention Program is made possible by a grant from the Governor's Office of Crime Control and Prevention.
- Website: http://bettermyworld.org/
- Address: University of Maryland Medical System
- Community served:
- Contact:
Dawn Esslinger - 410-706-0550
deslinge@epi.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Baltimore Albert Schweitzer Fellows Program is a yearlong fellowship program open to all Baltimore students enrolled in a degree program in health and human-service fields including schools of medicine, nursing, public health, dentistry, pharmacy, social work, and law as well as such disciplines in health care administration and counseling psychology.
- Website: http://www.schweitzerfellowship.org/features/us/bal
- Address: Addresses vary depending on specific project
- Community served: Communities vary depending on specific project
- Contact:
Bob Kirk - 410-706-0725
bkirk@ssw.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
UMB Office of Government and Community Affairs hosts local school students for tours of the UMB professional schools.
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Brian Sturdivant, MSW - 410-706-1678
BSturdivant@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Project SEARCH, a partnership between the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB), The Arc of Baltimore (ARC), the Baltimore City Public School System (BCPSS), and the Division of Rehabilitation Services (DORS), is a model in workforce and career development for adults and students with disabilities.
- Address: Campuswide
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Joanna Falcone - 410-706-5174
jfalcone@af.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Start on Success is a partnership among the University of Maryland, the National Organization on Disabilities (NOD), the Baltimore City Public Schools, the Office of Employment Development and Workfirst, Inc.This program provides work based learning opportunities to educationally and emotionally disabled and disadvantaged students with entry level work skills.
- Website: http://www.startonsuccess.org/
- Address: Various location on UMB campus
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Brian Sturdivant, MSW - 410-706-1678
BSturdivant@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Staff Senate of The University of Maryland, Baltimore created a winter drive as part of their Community Outreach Committee.
- Community served: Baltimore VA
- Contact:
Jean Marie Roth - 410-706-8679
jroth@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The Council has initially partnered with select community schools in West Baltimore -- Vivien T. Thomas High School, Diggs-Johnson Middle School, and George Washington Elementary School to help meet identified needs of children and their families.
- Website: http://www.umaryland.edu/outreach/index.html
- Address: varies
- Community served: West Baltimore
- Contact:
Brian Sturdivant, MSW - 410-706-1678
BSturdivant@umaryland.edu
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- Description:
Sponsored by the University of Maryland, Baltimore under President David J. Ramsay, this paid summer research program encourages students from Vivian T. Thomas Medical Arts Academy to consider a career as a health professional or scientist.
- Community served: Baltimore City/ Poppleton
- Contact:
Dr. Jordan E. Warnick - 410-706-3026
jwarnick@som.umaryland.edu
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- Description:
The University of Maryland has participated in Baltimore City's Youthworks Summer Employment Program for more than a decade.
- Website: none
- Address: Various locations on UMB campus
- Community served: Citywide
- Contact:
Sheila Greenwood - 410-706-7302
sgreenwood@af.umaryland.edu
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- Collaboratively address environmental health issues in the Upton community and in Baltimore City.
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