University of Maryland Baltimore
University of Maryland, Baltimore
* operations & planning > auxiliary services *

Auxiliary Services
*
Student Center at Pine Street

Related:

UMB One Card

Operations and Planning

Student Center at Pine
  Street

Housing Services

Riverfront Conference
   Center

University Bookstore

Please complete our brief Vending Survey!

Institutionally manages the Riverfront Conference Center, a conference/retreat facility owned by the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) and located in Port Deposit, MD.

Operates the campus-wide copy concession, which includes a debit-card system that provides access to 17 copiers and two printers located in the Health Sciences Library and various schools across campus.

Develops and manages contracts for food services in Student Union and Dental School, campus food vending, University Bookstore, Credit Union and related services.

Oversees the contract for the University Bookstore which is managed by Barnes and Noble and located in the Student Center at Pinestreet.

Participates in the management of the on-campus child care center and manages the UMB Child Care Scholarship Program.

Develops and implements self-supporting services to meet the expanding activities and needs of the UMB professional schools.

This office is also responsible for the following campus support services:
  • Responsible for the operation and maintenance of Pascault Row Apartments.
  • Provides students with information and real estate listings concerning convenient, affordable and safe living accommodations in neighborhoods surrounding the UMB campus. Additionally, this program assists students looking for roommates within the UMB student population.

Date Modified: February 21, 2008
A. Marian Lipinski
Director
Contact Us:
Auxiliary Services
Student Center at
  Pine Street
222 N. Pine Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Tel: (410) 706-8087
Fax: (410) 706-4157

Downtown Baltimore Child Care, Inc. is a non-profit, educational organization whose mission is to provide outstanding, all-day, group child care, where the concurrent development of the physical, social, intellectual, and emotional aspects of the child can be fostered and nurtured. This is accomplished through individual, play-based, interactive learning in a diverse community.
Downtown Baltimore Childcare

 
The University of Maryland, Baltimore is a part of the University System of Maryland
© 2007 University of Maryland, Baltimore. All Rights Reserved.