Hello CSS Community: My name is Daniel Simanovsky and I am a junior Finance major at the Robert H. Smith School of Business. Since July of 2017, I have worked as an intern for Marks Paneth LLP’s financial advisory department. During my tenure, I have had the pleasure of working on a wide variety of projects however, most of my ...READ MORE »
We would like to express our warmest congratulations to, senior scholar, Moises Umanzor on his National Soils Competition win! Moises and his team from the University of Maryland’s College of Agriculture and Natural Resources took 1st place in the recent 57th National Soils Competition, where contestants from 24 universities from seven regions around the country inspected various soil pits and worked to correctly ...READ MORE »
The CSS program has truly been transformational in my transition into manhood. I have been extremely lucky to be in such a prestigious program and to meet so many great scholars. I have met some of the most dedicated and passionate scholars since my matriculation into the program. I will continue to maintain the lifetime friendships that I now have. One thing that resonates with me is when Dr. Lester says the journey is just as important as the destination. After being in this program, I feel like I have all the tools necessary to start the next chapter of my life. Without this program, I don’t know where I would be. I am truly grateful for all the energy that Dr. Lester, the graduate students, and the team leaders put into the CSS program. Their hard work does not go unnoticed. This program is inspirational and I hope it continues to reach new levels of success.
Eric Herrera
B.S. Mechanical Engineering,
2016
A. James Clark
School of Engineering
University of Maryland,
College Park