Honors Humanities at the University of Maryland

The Honors Humanities Sophomores presented their Keystone Projects at the Keystone Symposium this past weekend! We are so proud of all the hard-work they put in to complete these creative projects!

Joyce Banjo '26 is one of the HoHohummers in the University of Maryland Fellows Program interning with the Maryland General Assembly this semester. The Fellows Program is a way for students to gain "practical experience" as Banjo describes while immersing themselves in the world of policy. Check out the full story in the Maryland Today article linked in bio to learn more!

We welcome our spring artist-in-residence, Corie Mattie, a UMD alum and renowned muralist Tuesday, March 31st for an engaging conversation about art as a form of expression, hope, and resistance! Honors Humanities students have the chance to work on the mobile mural under the guidance of the LA Hope Dealer as they continue building and designing it next week! Co-sponsored by the office at UMD and U. of MD Honors College!

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Thank you for investing in civically engaged and globally aware education and in the students who carry it forward!

Support Honors Humanities this Giving Day March 4th! Your support can help fund student Keystone projects, HH field trips, grants, and more! Wanna learn more about Giving Day? Check out this link! https://givingday.umd.edu/

Thank you to Chalk Riot for visiting HHUM106 and sharing your impactful work of creating murals in the group as a form of activist art! U. of MD Honors College

Check out the HoHum magazine! - https://mailchi.mp/umd/honors-humanities-internships-fall-17468782

Congrats Hohum Alum Sarah!

Congratulations to ARHU alum Sarah Cobau ’24 on winning a Marshall Scholarship! One of the most prestigious academic honors available to American undergraduates, the Marshall Scholarship provides funded graduate study in the United Kingdom.

Cobau, who earned degrees in history and philosophy, politics and economics, will pursue a Master of Science degree in environment and development at the University of Edinburgh and a Master of Arts degree in history at University College London. Currently serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Senegal, Cobau said she was “surprised and thrilled” to receive the call from her interview panel.

“I am honored to have received the scholarship, and I am excited for the opportunity to support and strengthen the U.S.-U.K. partnership in confronting the climate crisis,” she said. “I am so grateful for all the guidance and support I have received from the University of Maryland.”

A two-year award, the Marshall Scholarship covers all university fees, cost-of-living expenses and includes an annual book grant, thesis grant, research and daily travel grants, and fares to and from the United States.

Learn more about Cobau at the link in the comments.

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After last weeks Art Gallery we would like to congratulate all of our student artists! Special thanks to GA Janae for putting this all together!

Honors Humanities senior Naomi Nicholas has been honored as a Philip Merrill Presidential Scholar. She hasnamed Jiménez-Porter Writers’ House and Honors Humanities faculty fellow Dolapo Demuren as her faculty mentor. Congrats Naomi!