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University of Maryland Eastern Shore

University of Maryland Eastern Shore

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore offers an impressive array of accredited degree programs that blend a time-honored curriculum with instruction in contemporary fields such as aviation science, construction management, criminal justice, engineering, hospitality management and allied health. A historically black institution a short drive from the Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay, UMES is known for its multi-cultural student body drawn from a broad spectrum of backgrounds and perspectives. As a land-grant institution founded in 1886, UMES has focused on teaching, research and outreach, emphasizing stewardship of the environment, land and sea. UMES offers an array of graduate-level programs, including doctoral degrees in educational leadership, food science and technology, marine-estuarine environmental science, organizational leadership, pharmacy, physical therapy and toxicology.www.umes.edu

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Oct 23, 2026

Angela AlsobrooksGUEST
25:12
against the atrocities of this administration while also delivering for Marylanders, preserving.
Angela AlsobrooksGUEST
25:17
I was yesterday in Eastern Shore making sure that we've delivered for them a veterinary science program at University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
Angela AlsobrooksGUEST
25:25
We're doing aviation.
Angela AlsobrooksGUEST
25:26
I've been all over the state talking about what we're delivering for Marylanders while we're fighting back against the atrocities of this administration until we get power back again in November, which we will after November 3rd.
Brian MitchellHOST
60:15
Sugar Bear went to college with me.
Brian MitchellHOST
60:17
He's a math professor at University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
Brian MitchellHOST
60:21
He say he tells his football team, celebrate the wins.
Brian MitchellHOST
60:25
You know, he told me when he was 17 and 18 in college, something like that, whatever he was.
NicoleHOST
25:06
To bring STEM and good mathematics, you know, the argument and debate about HBCUs and predominantly white institutions, PWIs, is they duplicate programs.
NicoleHOST
25:19
And if I'm a kid and I can go to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and learn avionics, or I can go to the University of Maryland and... just the plain university college park which one am i going to choose well one is about fifty thousand dollars
KJHOST
25:32
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NicoleHOST
25:33
right so if i'm a parent i'm saying well you could get it over here let's go over here but the kid is going to say i know it costs more but you know let's let's go with the big school the big name the truth of the matter is both of those degrees are going to say the university of maryland and after a while nobody really cares where you graduated from it's whether or not you can do the job but i digress all of this to say if The man who holds all of the power invites you to dinner.
Demetrius ReynoldsHOST
6:11
Well, ladies and gentlemen, tonight's guest has spent years proving that one personality can travel across radio, live entertainment, digital media, writing, and community work without losing the thing that makes people recognize her in the first place.
Demetrius ReynoldsHOST
6:29
Baltimore knows her as the crazy girl on the mic, Her broadcasting journey began at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore through Hawk Radio before expanding into opportunities with Shea Star Radio, Power 101.7 VIP Room, WVC Radio, Nick of Time Radio, and other outlets throughout Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Virginia.
Demetrius ReynoldsHOST
6:54
She's built another lane as a professional master of ceremonies.
Demetrius ReynoldsHOST
6:59
spending years hosting major events, festivals, nightlife experiences, and community celebrations.
Bam BamGUEST
12:04
All right.
Bam BamGUEST
12:04
So when I was a I'm going to say this was my sophomore year, I believe.
Bam BamGUEST
12:09
I attended the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
Bam BamGUEST
12:12
I'm going to say the first two weeks I was being chased around campus because by this time I already made my mark known as like the person who like the weekends everybody knew or like some days on the week.
Chuck FullerGUEST
6:31
And Ms. Newzine had a employee who worked with her who was a college student.
Chuck FullerGUEST
6:41
He was attending the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
Chuck FullerGUEST
6:44
He was an international student.
Chuck FullerGUEST
6:47
He was here working on his master's degree.
Bill O'DonnellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:56
Continuing with scores from the South in college football, East Carolina 45, Davidson nothing, Florida A&M 27, Alabama State nothing, Georgia Tech 14, Army 10.
Bill O'DonnellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:08
It was Kentucky 42, Mississippi State 14, Louisville 24, Wichita State 10, LSU 24, Florida 3, Morgan State 24, Maryland Eastern Shore 21, Richmond 20, Furman 17, South Carolina 27, Virginia Tech 24.
Bill O'DonnellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:25
It was Tampa 21, Akron 7, Southern Miss 42, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga 7, Tennessee State 19, Grambling 13, Texas A&M 30, Clemson 15, Tuskegee 48, Alabama A&M 19, Vanderbilt over Virginia 39 to 22, VMI 23, Citadel 6, William and Mary 33, Villanova 21, and it was Western Kentucky 45, West Carolina 7.
Bill O'DonnellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:54
We'll check scores in the Midwest a little later.
Rebecca SnyderHOST
0:51
who is president and CEO of Baltimore Public Media, which is WYPR and WTMD.
Rebecca SnyderHOST
0:58
And Delmarva Public Media operates WSLCL and WSDL at Salisbury University and WESM at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
Rebecca SnyderHOST
1:09
So welcome to you both.
Rebecca SnyderHOST
1:10
Thank

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Rebecca SnyderHOST
23:32
and I, You have other partnerships and I wanted to, part of what I want to get out of our conversation is sort of that roadmap to collaboration.
Rebecca SnyderHOST
23:43
But first, Craig, I know you're already partnering with the banner locally.
Rebecca SnyderHOST
23:49
Judy, do you have – and you're working with Salisbury University and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
Rebecca SnyderHOST
23:55
What do those partnerships look like now, and how do they benefit the stated goals of getting deeper into local news? And, Judy, let's start with you because you have that interesting overlay of university.
Bobby J. Smith IIGUEST
22:01
And the headquarters of these organizations were at 1890 land-grant institutions or Black land-grant institutions in the South, of course.
Bobby J. Smith IIGUEST
22:10
So thinking about Southern University in Louisiana, the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore in Maryland.
Bobby J. Smith IIGUEST
22:16
So those kind of schools is where New Farmers of America were headquartered at.
Bobby J. Smith IIGUEST
22:20
So in Texas, I went to the Prairie View and Prairie View actually was the headquarters of the New Farmers of America in Texas.
Roland MartinHOST
25:21
Of course, Southern University, Louisiana, Southern University and A&M College, $1.1 billion each, so really $2.2 billion.
Roland MartinHOST
25:31
University of Maryland Eastern Shore, $321 million.
Roland MartinHOST
25:34
Alcorn State University, $257 million.
Roland MartinHOST
25:36
Lincoln University, $361 million.
Alphonza KeeHOST
57:13
You didn't need nothing else.
Darrell BrooksGUEST
57:16
I almost, that, I think that same year, that same year we're at A&T, we were up at, uh, Maryland Eastern Shore.
Darrell BrooksGUEST
57:26
And the bus driver, instead of putting the college in, I think, in his GPS, he put Princess Anne.
Alphonza KeeHOST
57:34
Ooh.

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