Sala Levin ’10
Sala Levin, a University of Maryland graduate, joined the office of strategic communications in 2016. Previously, she was a writer and editor at Moment magazine, where she was a 2014 finalist for the Religion Newswriters Association's Religion News Reporter of the Year.
Who Owns the Sounds and Images of Native People’s Pasts?
UMD Faculty Members Work to Reunite Native People With Archival Materials
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Working While Marginalized
Alum’s New Book Offers Guidance and Strategies on Navigating Office Culture
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Making Tough Conversations A Little Easier
New Course Teaches Dialogue Facilitation Skills
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Putting a Full Stop on Period Shame
Global Classrooms Course Connects Students in U.S., India to Explore Menstrual Taboos
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Alum’s Street Art Goes Viral (and Anti-Viral)
Wall-Covering Creations Cover Pandemic, Racial Justice, and now Ukraine
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Get ‘Immersed’ in Arts and Tech
New Showcase Highlights Students’ Work in Virtual and Augmented Reality, Other Emerging Media
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The Dark Side of Period Dramas
Professor’s Book Examines Depictions of Sexual Assault in Popular TV Series
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Standing Tall—and Orange—for Science
UMD Professor Is Part of Smithsonian Statue Exhibit Celebrating Women in STEM
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A Still-Living Legacy of Justice
Harriet Tubman Day Event Commemorates, Revitalizes Historic Figure
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