2003-2005 - Special Collections - University of Baltimore

ship program, the UB President's Ambassadots,
and programs planned by the Student
Events Board. In addition, activity fees are
used to purchase tickets to a variety of theater
and symphony performances, sports events
and other activities in the Baltimore metropolitan
area for the benefit ofstudents.
Student Government Association (SGA):
The SGA includes members from the
undergraduate Student Senate, the Graduate
Senate and the Student Bar Association.
SGA members represent students on all
standing University comminees and work
with the Center for Student Involvement ro
administer student activity fees .
Clubs: There are more than 50 active
clubs and organizations at UB. Many clubs
on campus are closely related to an academic
department. Examples include the
English Club, the Marketing Club, and the
Human Resources Management Association.
Other special-interest organizations,
such as the Black Student Union, the
International Students Association, the Gay
and Lesbian Student Association, and the
Outdoors Club are open to all students.
Student Events Board: Activities and
events for the entire student body are
planned and implemented by the Student
Events Board. The board structure includes
committees for speakers, major performances,
and special activities. Membership is
open to all UB students: graduate, undergraduate,
and law; full-time and part-time.
Athletic Club
Room 311, Academic Center
Tel: 410.837.5591
The UB Athletic Club offers instructional
and activity programs in aerobics, golf,
Nautilus weight training, and cardiovascular
fitness training. Intramurals are offered
in volleyball and basketball. The Nautilus
Center, Cardiovascular Fitness Center, racquerball
courts, gymnasium and sauna/
steam room are open to students, faculty
and staff with proper UB J.D.
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Judicial Issues
Student violation of University regulations,
either academic or non-academic, are
referred to the Associate Vice President for
Student Affairs, who coordinates the judicial
hearing process. Detailed descriptions
of University regulations as well as judicial
proceedings are available in the UB Student
Policies and Procedures Handbook.
Violations of academic regulations
include the following: cheating, plagiarism,
falsification of data, and attempts of the
aforementioned.
While allegations of the University's
Code of Conduct are being investigated
and adjudicated, privileges such as the
withdrawal from class without academic
penalty and the refund of tuition and fees
will be suspended for parties involved in
the investigation.
ADMISSIONS
Tel: Admissiom Office 410.837. 4777;
Toll-free: 1.877.ApplyUB
e-mail: admissiom@Ubalt.edu
www. ubalt. edu
GENERAL POLICY
Admission to graduate study at the
University of Baltimore is granted to any
applicant with a baccalaureate degree from
a regionally accredited institution whose
academic qualifications indicate promise
ofsuccess in graduate study. Admission to
the University of Baltimore is determined
without regard to race, color, religion,
national origin, sex, age, handicap, or
sexual orientation.
THE APPLICATION PROCESS
To be considered for admission to a graduate
program at the University of Baltimore,
a new (first-time) applicant must submit
application materials to:
Office ofGraduate Admissions
University ofBaltimore
1420 N Charles Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21201-5779