brodie northwest agriculture & forestry univ presentation aug 2009

The University’s Relationship withGovernment, Alumni, and the Media

Presentation for

Northwest Agriculture & Forestry University

August 13, 2009Division of University Relations

University of Maryland

歡迎 !Welcome!

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AGENDA

Brodie Remington Overview of Advancement Vice President, University Relations

Beth Morgen Alumni RelationsChief Administrative Officer Lee Tune Communications & Media Associate Director of RelationsUniversity Communications

Steve Beeland FundraisingExecutive Director for Development Brodie Remington Government & Business

Relations Brodie Remington Wrap-up

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DIVISION OF UNIVERSITY RELATIONS

MISSION

To create and sustain an environment that is supportive of the University of Maryland.

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Business Leaders & Corporations

Faculty

Governor/Legislature

State of Maryland Citizens

Students and Prospective Students

Alumni and Friends

Charitable & Non-Profit Organizations

Media

Staff

Federal Government Agencies & Departments

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International Governments & Organizations

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLANDESTIMATED MAJOR SOURCES OF REVENUE

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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

Membership + Services

Clubs and Chapters

Communications

Events

Regional

Schools + Colleges

Planned Giving

Corporate and Foundation

Annual Fund

Marketing

Creative Services (design, publications)

Media Relations/ Public Affairs

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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

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MD Joins Sprint to Lead in

Biotechnology

"Gov. Martin O'Malley Monday unveiled a

proposal to invest $1.1 billion over

the next decade to cement Maryland's status

as a pre-eminent hub for biotechnology

research, including stem-cell studies aimed at

finding breakthrough medical advances. ...

Industry observers said Monday that

Maryland is uniquely positioned to capitalize

on biotechnology, with its prestigious

university research facilities and the National

Institutes of Health and Army laboratories at

Fort Detrick located in the state."

Baltimore Sun, June 17

UM Team Wins Unmanned Underwater Vehicle Event"The University of Maryland says a team of engineering students (Clark School,Computer, Mathematical & Physical Sciences)  at its College Park campus has won an underwater robot competition in San Diego.  The underwater vehicle built by the team competed against 25 others from across the United States, India, Canada and Japan. The Maryland team won the competition in only its second year of participation.  In the final competition last weekend,

robots had to find their way through a starting gate, follow a pipeline, dock with a buoy, and track and hover over an acoustic pinger before grabbing and surfacing with an

object that was taken to a floating ring."1    University of Maryland2    University of Texas at Dallas3    École de technologie supérieure4    Associated Press (Baltimore Sun), August 5

London Times Higher Education: 

Institutional Rankings in Environment and

Ecology

UM is ranked No. 17 among the world's academic institutions in

research citations.  It is No. 10

among the U.S. schools listed  (Data provided by Thomson

Scientific from its Essential Science

Indicators, 1 January 1997–31 October 2007)

June 12

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http://www.umd.edu/

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