Academies, Centers, and Programs

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  • Four adults learn and demonstrate CPR

    Center for Cyber, Health, and Hazard Strategies (CHHS)

    CHHS helps organizations prepare for, respond to, and recover from crises. The center brings together expertise in law, policy, public health, cybersecurity, and emergency management to provide practical planning, training, research, and preparedness solutions.

  • Orange ribbons on the tree outside of Shock Trauma, representing those who have died from violence in Baltimore City.

    Center for Violence Prevention

    The center works with the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center to prevent, reduce, and respond to violence in Baltimore City and beyond. It brings together expertise in medicine, social work, and law to build comprehensive violence prevention strategies.

  • A presentation by School of Nursing Dean Yolanda Ogbulu at the IPACE Syposium

    Interprofessional Program for Academic Community Engagement (IPACE)

    IPACE supports community engagement through interprofessional education, service-learning, research, and professional development. It brings together faculty, staff, students, and community partners to improve health and well-being.

  • MARCH Fellows and faculty use papayas and tomatoes to practice procedural abortion care during in-person training workshops

    Maryland Abortion and Reproductive Clinical Health (MARCH)

    MARCH provides education and clinical training for current and future health care providers to expand access to high-quality abortion and comprehensive reproductive health care across Maryland.

  • A group of attendees at a PALLA conference

    PA Leadership and Learning Academy (PALLA)

    PALLA supports Maryland’s physician assistant workforce through leadership development, professional education, research, and collaboration. The academy prepares educators and leaders to teach and mentor the next generation of PAs.