Anusha Kumar ’26, a Departmental Honors student, researches how children perceive gender stereotypes in STEM while also promoting mental health awareness on campus. Her experiences as a South Asian American...
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Maryland Honors
For students with exceptional academic talents in a close-knit community committed to acquiring a broad and balanced education.
One Honors College. Eight Program Options. Infinite Possibilities.
The Honors College blends eight highly acclaimed living-learning programs, close-knit communities of students and faculty, and the magic and infinite possibilities of a premier public research university in the nation’s capital area and global center.
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ACES alum Marie Brodsky ’24 connects senior citizens with local community
ACES alum Marie Brodsky ’24 co-founded WISE Connect to strengthen social ties among seniors. Inspired by her grandfather’s experience with isolation, she launched a partnership in College Park that offers...
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The Office of Multi-ethnic Student Education Sister to Sister program fosters first-year students’ personal, academic, and professional success through workshops, tutoring, and community. Apply by October 1.
Read MoreFieldwork Down Under, Under Water: ILS Senior El Simon Returns from Study Abroad in Queensland, Australia
ILS senior El Simon just returned from a year studying in Queensland, Australia—diving on the Great Barrier Reef, studying coral reef fish, and even earning a venomous snake handling certification!...
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Fall Break Reset
Take a moment to rewind and recharge at the Fall Break Reset on Tuesday, October 14 from 4–6 PM on McKeldin Mall! Come enjoy free sandwiches from Panera and sports equipment provided by RecWell (including soccer balls, footballs, yard pong, frisbees, and spike ball). This is a relaxed, no-RSVP-needed event designed to help you reconnect with fellow students and enjoy some time outside. Supported/sponsored by the Student Government Association (SGA) and the Division of Student Affairs.
Conference: Eradicating Anti-Black Racism in the DMV
Join the Anti-Black Racism Initiative and the Bahá’í Chair for World Peace on October 17 for the Eradicating Anti-Black Racism in the DMV conference. This one-day event will feature dynamic conversations with leading scholars and thought leaders from across disciplines in the DMV. Open to faculty, staff, students, and community partners, the conference offers a unique opportunity to engage in critical dialogue and collective action.
First Year Book presents Dying to Vote (screening and discussion)
Join for a screening of Dying to Vote, a powerful documentary about the challenges and barriers to voting in the U.S., followed by a discussion on civic engagement and ways to make your voice heard.
Honors College info session
The Honors College admissions staff will host virtual information sessions in October to provide insights into both the Honors College program and the admission process.
TATA Innovation Dialogue
The Center for Social Value Creation is hosting their annual TATA Innovation Dialogue on Wednesday, October 22, from 6:00 - 8:00 PM in Van Munching Hall! Participate in a discussion on technology and innovation in retail with P.C. Thomas, Head of Tata's Retail Business Unit. You'll also learn about the Tata Global Internships Program, which is open to all majors and class years. Free dinner will be provided.