This was the early 1990s, well before Zoom. It started when Jay was marketing video conferencing. She met and married Jay, and earned her master's degree in training and development from the UM-Twin Cities in 1994. JL graduated from UMD with an undergraduate degree in education in 1986.
He was so good at bringing out fans, he received a three-year scholarship for his efforts. Jay studied communication (’86) and was the skating hockey mascot, the Maroon Loon. Jay and JL hardly knew each other at UMD. It stands for Jody Leigh.) The couple had some very high ups and a few downs. The pre-Zoom path was always exciting for JL and Jay. They enjoy being near their daughters, Eva and Annika, who are both students at Arizona State University. They ski and fish and they often spend time with old friends from UMD. Fast forward to 2022 and the Jacksons are enjoying life! They frequent their cabin in northern Minnesota and their ski retreat in Telluride, Colorado. This year, the Global Alliance was recognized as one of the Top 100 proposals submitted to the MacArthur Foundation’s 100&Change competition, representing the top 21 percent of competition submissions.Jay and JL Jackson at their home in Arizona.
Faculty research session with Professor Amy Sapkota from the School of Public Health: In this session, Professor Sapkota will give a presentation on her work to alleviate global food and water insecurity through the Global Alliance for Sustainable Water Reuse, Food and Health.With two cohorts of exceptional students now enrolled in the program, this is a can’t-miss opportunity to see the impact of the Maryland Promise Program. Meet and greet with the Maryland Promise Scholars: In this session, guests will hear first-hand about Maryland’s flagship scholarship program from current students from underserved populations.Learn how facilities completed during the Fearless Ideas Campaign are enhancing the educational experience at Maryland, and get a virtual tour of current (and forthcoming) capital projects. Capital projects update with Carlo Colella, Vice President for Administration and Finance: In this session, guests will get an exclusive update on capital projects at Maryland and how the campus landscape is changing.Get to know Maryland’s president and first lady, ask them a few questions and hear more about their priorities and experience so far. Pines: In this session, guests will connect with President Darryll Pines and Mrs. Guests will rotate between four sessions during the course of the event (don’t worry, we’ll take care of the logistics for you!). President's Weekend will include four special breakout sessions, giving you an opportunity to connect with fellow supporters as well as Maryland leadership, students, and faculty in an intimate setting.
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