Smith Professor, Students Take On Mortgage Climate Risk
Every year, natural disasters have catastrophic consequences and cause billions of dollars of property damage. With climate change, the impacts are only getting worse.
Wondering what it's like to pursue your Master's at Maryland Smith?
This webinar is for you! Whether you are just beginning to think of applying or are already admitted to a program, you'll gain insights about the Smith School and greater College Park community.
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Guest speaker and current master's student Sanchita will share her experiences and insight into what life is like at Smith! From campus life and how UM-Shuttles have made going places easier to the best eating joints on and off campus, she will share her candid advice. She will also share tips for graduate student work-life balance and opportunities to get involved in extracurriculars like clubs and events. There will also be time for Q&A and networking with other attendees.
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Join us for an informal virtual chat with the Smith School's dean, Dr. Prabhudev Konana. Dean Konana will speak about the community culture of Smith, our curriculum, and the skills we build in our students, and will share some of his journey as an international student.
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Our student ambassadors are excited to present life at Smith! You'll have the opportunity to ask questions about campus life, academics, clubs, etc.
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Our student ambassadors are excited to present life at Smith! You'll have the opportunity to ask questions about campus life, academics, clubs, etc.
This is a virtual event.
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Torn Between Two Countries at War With Each Other, While Earning a Master’s at Smith
“I feel like for a human being, it’s really hard to be in the middle.” That’s what Ksenia Popovich says about being a Russian citizen of Ukrainian descent, as a war between the two countries continues.
Students’ Challenge: Helping Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Manage Risk
In their seven-week experiential learning projects, master’s of quantitative finance students are given a task that realistically would take many months to accomplish. That’s intentional, says Maryland Smith’s Clifford Rossi. In academics as in life, the most arduous challenges are often the ones that teach us the most.