Walden Offers Mental Health First Aid Training
Mental Health First Aid teaches community members the risk factors and warning signs of a variety of mental health challenges.
UMd to Offer BS in Electrical Engineering
This fall, 2015 the A. James Clark School of Engineering at the Univ. of MD will offer its undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering at SMHEC.
Eye Protection Key to Sports Success, Safety
You need special eye gear to compete safely in seasonal sports. Ophthalmologist Dr. Mark Whitten can help.
CSM-Leonardtown: April Programs & Shows
A varied month of events include Splash for Scholarships April 25, the 5th anniversary of the Leonardtown Campus Wellness and Aquatics Center.
China Builds on Reefs in the South China Sea
China turns previously submerged coral reefs in the Spratlys archipelago into artificial islands complete with buildings, runways and wharves.
Mike Lorenzini Knows Relocation
Mike Lorenzini of Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc., grew up in a military family. His goal is to help every family move effortlessly into their new home.
Acquisitions So Slow, Technology Bypasses DoD
Officials worry the Pentagon will fall behind as cyber- and robotics inventors go commercial to avoid stalling in government acquisition procedures.
Cybersecurity: ‘All Hands Call’ says VADM Tighe
Fleet Cyber Commander VADM Jan Tighe says everyone has a role in Cybersecurity: military, government, industry, and the private sector.
Last Chance to Push for University Funding
Call your Senators! Univ. of Maryland has funds the MD Senate can reprogrammed to the USM Southern Maryland Academic and Research Center.
Marines Take Their F-35s in July, Glitches or Not
The Marines F-35 Program Manager made clear last week, whatever fixes are still needed on the JSF in July, the Marines will work around them.
