This pre-conference virtual event will empower undergraduate women of color to realize that they are the future of business leadership through real-talk panels and networking sessions. African American/Black, Latinx, and Native American undergraduate women who are admitted to the National Campus to Business Leadership Conference will be invited to attend this very special pre-conference program. To be admitted to the Women of Color Symposium, please apply via our Conference application.

The University Career Center & The President's Promise host Jamell G. Mitchell, MBA, a talent acquisition leader from EY to talk about how diversity drives innovation and business-building value. Join to learn how the intersection of race and disability propels success when you are free to engage your identity at work.

The Harriet Tubman Department of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies will host their first annual celebration of Harriet Tubman Day to mark the department’s name change. Speakers include Ernestine (Tina) Wyatt, a descendant of Harriet Tubman and a UMD alum, as well as faculty and students who have been inspired to draw on Harriet Tubman’s legacy in their work.

Join Victor Mullins, associate dean of undergraduate programs and diversity officer, and Jeanette Snider, associate director of undergraduate programs, in an interactive, engaging and timely book club. Divided into the seven sections of A Promised Land by former President Barack Obama, we will meet throughout the Spring 2021 semester to discuss the Obama presidency in today's context. Join Smith faculty, staff, students and alumni as we take this journey together!

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Interested accounting students (and staff/faculty) can join to learn more about CohnReznick LLP’s culture and career opportunities and diversity and inclusion initiatives. RSVP by Thursday, March 4 at 5 p.m.

Walk through a real business case and learn about opportunities with the company.

Join Victor Mullins, associate dean of undergraduate programs and diversity officer, and Jeanette Snider, associate director of undergraduate programs, in an interactive, engaging and timely book club. Divided into the seven sections of A Promised Land by former President Barack Obama, we will meet throughout the Spring 2021 semester to discuss the Obama presidency in today's context. Join Smith faculty, staff, students and alumni as we take this journey together!

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For the tenth year, Women Inspire will showcase Maryland Smith’s fearless alumnae leaders excelling in business. This annual event will celebrate female empowerment that inspires attendees and challenges them to realize and reach their full potential.

The 2021 Women Inspire Honorees will be the following Maryland Smith alumnae:

March 4, 5, 6, 2021 from 6-9 p.m.

Presented by the Artist Partner Programs at The Clarice, the BlackLight Summit is a year-long dance initiative that investigates how time, people, possibility and hope come together to examine legacy, citizenship and scholarship. The summit asks, through the practice of being socially responsible within the arts: How do we create traditions? How do we transform them into enduring legacies? 

Discussion of the different types of discrimination faced by black individuals in the workplace. With an emphasis on hair discrimination in the workplace (tattoos and piercings as well).