Events at Maryland Smith

Compete in this three-day international design thinking challenge focused on the

The UMD Center for Literary and Comparative Studies hosts this event featuring Honorée Fanonne Jeffers, author of The Love Songs of W.E.B.

The Coping Skills Series will help participants develop a broad range of coping skills applicable to daily life, including managing stress, emotions, and uncertainty, as well as take a deeper dive into the practice of mindfulness.

This workshop series is all about improving your academic performance with skills for success. We will help you get organized, get focused, and get motivated to take charge of your academic life.

A look at some of the more lighthearted cultural issues relating to the contemporary Latinx community. All are welcome!

Join SEE and Dominique Jackson for a moderated dialogue discussing her work on the hit FX series “Pose”, upcoming projects, activism and awareness, and more. There will be an audience Q&A following the discussion.

On Wednesdays from 1 to 3 p.m. meet with a Dingman Center team member virtually on Zoom. During these brief 1:1 sessions, a team member will introduce you to the center and aim to match you with the resources, advisors, funding, programming, or other support you need.

This Relationships and Communication series will focus on the ins and outs of relationships, from conflict to communication to connection. We will offer tips for healthy interactions and help you get the most out of your relationships, not only with other people but also with social media!

Speak with a member of the admissions office to learn more about our Flex MBA program. This virtual information session is a great opportunity to get to know Smith and our phenomenal resources.

Campus-wide welcome event for all LGBTQ+ and allied staff, faculty, students, and alumni to welcome new students, foster community, and to showcase some of the resources and opportunities on campus or in the community.