UMD

UMD may refer to:

  • The IATA airport code for Uummannaq Heliport in Uummannaq, Greenland
  • Universal Media Disc, a disc format created by Sony for the PlayStation Portable
  • User-Mode Graphics Driver, a part of a computer graphics card driver stack
  • United Macedonian Diaspora, a Washington, D.C. based organization addressing the interests and needs of ethnic Macedonians
  • Universal Music Distribution, is a unit of Universal Music Group
  • Unbreakable Machine-Doll, a Japanese light novel series written by Reiji Kaitō and illustrated by Ruroo
  • Union for Multiparty Democracy, a political party in Tanzania

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  • University of Maryland, College Park, a public research university located in College Park, Maryland
  • University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, a campus of the University of Massachusetts
  • University of Michigan–Dearborn, a campus of the University of Michigan
  • University of Minnesota Duluth, a regional university of the University of Minnesota
  • United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals, now part of King's College London
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    Anonymous UMD student's Instagram-based campus bathroom critiques offer dry-humored commentary

    Duluth News Tribune 23 Sep 2020
    “It’s been, like, 100 or some years,” the UMD senior said in a recent phone interview, “and people still don’t have omni-directional showers.” ... “I’ve said some pretty wild things about various programs at UMD and people at UMD.” ... (Photo courtesy of UMD Bathroom Reviews) ... (Photo courtesy of UMD Bathroom Reviews)....
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    Rundown of UMD Men's Hockey Commitments for 2021-22 and Beyond

    Duluth News Tribune 22 Sep 2020
    Last updated 2 p.m., Sept. 22, 2020. Incoming 2020-21 freshmen. Zach Stejskal, G, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (NAHL). Jarrett Lee, F, Green Bay (USHL) (Transfer from Northern Michigan). Darian Gotz, D, Muskegon (USHL) ... National Team Development Program ... ....
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    Global Ultra Mobile Devices (UMD) Report 2020: $241.2 Billion Market Trajectory & Analytics, 2012-2019 & ...

    The Marshall News Messenger 22 Sep 2020
    Amid the COVID-19 crisis, the global market for Ultra Mobile Devices (UMD) estimated at US$174.5 Billion in the year 2020, is projected to reach a revised size of US$241.2 Billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 4.7% over the analysis period 2020-2027 ... The Ultra Mobile Devices (UMD) market in the U.S....
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    Farm uses can coexist with solar arrays

    Herald Mail 22 Sep 2020
    One of the objectives of my column is to improve readers’ agricultural literacy. I recently found I need to keep working on this after reading an article about a proposed solar farm near Cearfoss. Can somebody please tell me what a solar farm is? I know what it isn’t, and that is a farm ... 325, or by email at jsemler@umd.edu. ....
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    Group that includes Sinclair acquires firm with sports media rights for UMd., other schools

    Business Journal 18 Sep 2020
    Playfly has acquired two other esports companies — Collegiate… ....
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    UMD Workers Concerned About Safety Following Reported Increase Of Coronavirus Cases On Campus

    CBS Sports 18 Sep 2020
    COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WJZ) — The union that represents the more than 3,400 employees at the University of Maryland College Park says workers are concerned for their own safety following what they report is an increase in coronavirus cases on campus ... 6-12 ... ....
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    After no live performances for half a year, UMD professor plays six concerts in one afternoon

    Duluth News Tribune 18 Sep 2020
    Excluding Zoom calls with friends, it had been six months since Paula Gudmundson had played flute for a live audience ... “At Glensheen it struck me ... “I missed playing for people.” ... (Clint Austin/caustin@duluthnews.com) ... At UMD, Gudmundson set up in Ordean Court with Weber Music Hall on her horizon and members of the audience perched on a waist-high wall....
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    UMD theater offers Shakespeare in the courtyard

    Duluth News Tribune 18 Sep 2020
    On Tuesday evening, theater students from the University of Minnesota Duluth got into position for their first socially-distanced run-through of a Shakespeare battle scene. Fourteen actors arranged themselves on a three-level, outdoor stage in a grassy, mid-campus courtyard ... UMD’s production is at 5 p.m. Sept. 24-27, Sept. 30, Oct ... 1-3 ... Ordean Court, UMD....
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    Sinclair-led group acquires firm with sports media rights for UMd., other schools

    Business Journal 17 Sep 2020
    The group also includes vetern media executive Michael Schreiber and Baltimore-based Access Holdings ... ....
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    UMD student group takes a stand for justice; march set for Wednesday

    Duluth News Tribune 16 Sep 2020
    The event will begin at UMD's Malosky Stadium ... The UMD student group hopes its members will serve as role models on campus and in the community ... Black Men Serving Excellence isn't the only student group at UMD centered on fostering relationships among young Black students....
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    Jarrell named president of UMD Baltimore

    The Star Democrat 16 Sep 2020
    BALTIMORE — The University System of Maryland Board of Regents has appointed Bruce Jarrell, MD, FACS, as the next president of the University of Maryland, Baltimore. Jarrell has served as UMB interim president since Jan. 6, 2020. His tenure as president is effective Sept. 11 ... After the board appointment in November 2019 of then-UMB President Jay A ... Dr ... ....
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    Johns Hopkins, UMd. move up the ranks in U.S. News Best Colleges report

    Business Journal 14 Sep 2020
    Johns Hopkins University moved up one spot in the Best Colleges rankings this year, while University of Maryland, College Park jumped six spots ... ....
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    UMD College Park Brings Students Back For In-Person Classes Monday

    CBS Sports 14 Sep 2020
    COLLEGE PARK, MD. (WJZ) — As cases spike across the U.S ... Students returned for in-person classes Monday ... ....

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