" 'We demand change': UMD students rally for more action against sexual assault on campus".
^ Niel, Clara Ryan White (October 9, 2021)."What you need to know about Darryll Pines, the next University of Maryland president". Pines as President of University Of Maryland, College Park". ^ "USM Board of Regents Appoints Darryll J."How Berkeley Engineering launched three Black AAU presidents". Pines' son Donovan Pines played for the Maryland Terrapins men's soccer team and is currently a professional soccer player on the roster of D.C. Pines was elected a member of the National Academy of Engineering in 2019 for inspirational leadership and contributions to engineering education excellence in the United States. Dozens of student protestors at an annual campus Slut Walk booed Pines for his remarks. Pines' comments have been criticized by editorial staff of The Diamondback for "enabl rape culture and discredit survivors" on campus. Previous research on colleges nationwide, although no such studies have been conducted on UMD Greek life specifically, has found that college Greek life membership is associated with higher prevalence rates of sexual assault against women and rape myth acceptance among men. In October 2021, Pines stated his opinion that Greek life at UMD did not "have a big problem" with sexual assault. Pines assumed the presidency on July 1, 2020, succeeding President Wallace Loh. Martin professorship of aerospace engineering. James Clark School of Engineering and held the Glenn L. In 1995, Pines joined the faculty of University of Maryland, College Park (UMD), as an assistant professor. (1992) in Mechanical Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. in Mechanical Engineering at University of California, Berkeley. and Loudoun will translate into him being a guy who will be with the Black-and-Red going forward.Ĭurrently, Donovan Pines is on a training stint with Swansea City, which of course is a sister club of D.C.Darryll John Pines was born in Oakland, California, on August 28, 1964. Hopefully, the work he put in this season for D.C. He was really good at times this season, but there were also times where he played like a rookie. His Audi Player Index average of 416 surprisingly ranked 3rd among all defenders in 2019. When he played, he routinely made an impact on defense. He also made 2 appearances in March for the United States U-23s in friendlies against Egypt and the Netherlands. In total, Pines appeared in 10 league matches for D.C. However, due to his incredibly busy schedule playing double duty, he withdrew from the roster before the match occurred on July 30th. United, he was named to the 2019 Homegrown Game roster. It was a regular occurrence to see him appear for one team in a match only to feature prominently in a match for the other team just a couple days later. That injury kept him out of the lineup for 6 matches, and he didn’t return to the 18 until a home match against Orlando City on June 26th.įor the entirety of July and August, Pines was pulling double duty for both D.C. Still, Donovan’s play kept him in the lineup until he suffered a Grade 2 MCL strain in early May.
Still, the goal was overturned (wrongly) by VAR, and Minnesota eventually won the match 1-0. He jumped so high, his head was over the crossbar when he headed the ball up in the air. Donovan Pines called back goal against Minnesota United Off a corner kick, Pines towered over everyone, heading the ball over an outstretched Vito Mannone into the goal. That was never more prominent than in a match at Minnesota United on April 28th, where he scored what should have been his first professional goal. Pines immediately made an impact on the defense with his height, his marking, and his athleticism in the air. He made his Black-and-Red debut against the Colorado Rapids on April 14th, going the full 90 and adding an assist in a 3-2 victory. United against Los Angeles Football Club on April 6th. After a few matches with Loudoun, it was clear that Pines was ready to compete with the senior team, and he was named in the 18 for the first time for D.C. In the end, the Black-and-Red were able to sign him as a Homegrown Player on January 23rd, and he was expected to help shore up the defense and provide depth at centerback.Īfter preseason, he was loaned to Loudoun United and made his professional debut for them on March 10th against Nashville SC. He was linked to many teams in Europe as he considered his professional future. He left the Maryland Terrapins after winning the 2018 national championship, earning several accolades in the process. United fans were hoping would be on the roster when the 2019 season began.
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