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2026 Incarcerated Students Are The Focus Of A Program Being Developed By UMBC Toward Offering Higher Education
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2026 Incarcerated Students Are The Focus Of A Program Being Developed By UMBC Toward Offering Higher Education
UMBC has been awarded a $64,000 University System of Maryland (USM) grant to support the development of a prison education program at the university Led by Eric Ford, executive director for the Shriver Center, and Allison Jones, assistant vice provost of extended studies, the USM-funded “Toward a Prison Education Program at UMBC” will explore and develop the institutional, academic, and community partnerships needed to establish a sustainable pr…
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