At UMB, our mission is to improve the human condition through education, research, and innovation. As faculty and staff, you play a vital role in shaping a brighter future by fostering knowledge, advancing discovery, and supporting a thriving community.
Faculty and Staff
Time Sheets, HR Documents, and More
MyUMB. The center for all your documents, timesheets, travel expenses, and other helpful tools.
Parking
UMB faculty and staff parkers have a lot of options. Check this page for rules, regulations, permits, ADA accommodations, and more.
Faculty and Staff ParkingNeed Computer Help?
The IT Helpdesk support to students, faculty, staff, and all community system members on campus-wide applications such as Microsoft products, teams and UMIDs.
IT Help Desk
Temporary Food Support Available to UMB Employees
The Employee Pantry provides temporary access to nutritionally rich shelf-stable snacks and groceries and is open to all UMB employees.
Employee Pantry
Live Near Your Work
The Íøºì±¬ÁÏ, Baltimore’s (UMB) Live Near Your Work (LNYW) Program is a homebuying assistance benefit for University employees that offers money toward the down payment and closing costs of homes in select West Baltimore neighborhoods, including the purchase of a home requiring major renovations.
Live Near Your Work
Explore Your Benefits
Healthcare, discounts, retirement plans—make the most of your benefits at UMB!
Benefits and Well-Being
Can AI Help Your Dentist Detect Oral Cancer and Cavities?
In the latest episode of “The UMB Pulse,” Ahmed Sultan, BDS, PhD, director of the Division of Artificial Intelligence Research at the Íøºì±¬ÁÏ School of Dentistry, shares how new AI tools are helping dentists catch issues like cavities and oral cancer earlier. He also talks about why it matters to use diverse data, the ethical questions behind AI in health care, and how these advances could especially benefit people in rural and low-income communities.
Listen to ‘The UMB Pulse’
Research Challenges and Opportunities
On November 3, UMB President Bruce E. Jarrell, MD, FACS, will discuss the changing and challenging research landscape with guests Patrick O’Shea, PhD, MS, Vice President for Research, and Robert K. Ernst, PhD, Dr. Paul and Mrs. Jean Corcoran Endowed Professor and Chair, Department of Microbial Pathogenesis, Íøºì±¬ÁÏ School of Dentistry, and University Distinguished Professor, in the next "Virtual Face to Face."
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