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This Night's Foul Work
by Fred Vargas

This book is recommended for anyone who enjoys a well-plotted mystery and loves anything French. This Night's Foul Work, by Fred Vargas, published in 2008, is about a French police inspector,  Commissioner Adamsberg, who uses unusual detection methods to uncover a killer. Along the way, the author treats her readers to some eccentric and very French characters, as well as bits and pieces of medieval history and culture.

Make a gift to the Annual Fund and become part of the inaugural donor club of Stevenson University.

Join us as we take alumni participation in the Annual Fund campaign to extraordinary levels of support.

For more information, please contact Jane C. Hogge, Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving at (443) 334-2227.

On Wednesday, July 23, 2008, approximately 30 Human Services alumni and faculty attended a reunion at the home of Dr. Gigi Franyo-Ehlers.  The evening began with tours of her new home, located on the Inner Harbor in the heart of Fells Point. Alumni and faculty (shown in the photo above, taken at the event) enjoyed reminiscing about classroom memories and other alumni friends. 

The first group of students to take the master's degree in Forensic Studies program completely online, recently went through a week-long mock trial capstone experience at the Owings Mills campus, which was featured in The Daily Record.  Click here to read the full story.
          More than a dozen students from Oregon, North Dakota, Texas, and Ohio traveled to the Stevenson University campus for the final academic component of their degree. They met each other and their faculty members for the first time on campus the final week of July.
          Under the guidance of Assistant Professor in Legal and Forensic Studies Maria Howell, Esq., the students split into two teams for the exercise. Fellow faculty member Sue Schenning, Esq., served as the judge for the week.
          The trial gained attention in the local media as WBAL-TV and The Daily Record both covered the proceedings.
          Besides the hard work in the courtroom, the students also had a special cookout after the verdict was delivered and on Friday, August 1, 2008 a special graduation ceremony was attended by friends and family.

The master's in Business and Technology Management degree is designed for the business professional to develop a practical working knowledge of today's information technologies. This degree is ideal for a business or IT professional who wants to be more creative and innovative in accurately solving an organizations's problems and learn about best practices in systems planning and design.  Students elect one of two tracks:  Emerging Technology Management or Innovative Leadership.     
          The degree can be completed either entirely online or in the classroom for any student beginning the degree program in the Fall of 2008.  On-campus classes are offered in the evening, making the degree ideal for the busy working professional.  Courses are offered in accelerated 8-week formats and are taught by faculty with experience in the field
          You may apply online today, free of charge. If you would like to speak with a Graduate Admissions Counselor, please call (410) 486-7001.