You thought writing your thesis or dissertation was a challenge... wait until you have to format it! Better yet, don’t wait! Instead, join us to learn about what you need to do to format your thesis or dissertation for submission to ProQuest.

Learn what you can do now, early in your studies, to build an impressive set of skills and experiences that employers will notice. You will get helpful advice from international students who are ready to graduate about what you should do throughout your training to become “career ready.”

In the first ACTnow of the 2021-22 season, The Clarice partners with UMD's Roshan Institute for Persian Studies to host theater artist and activist Javaad Alipoor. Javaad will discuss how converting his plays into virtual multimedia works has helped to accomplish his activist vision and practice. Moderated by Roshan Institute Director Dr. Fatemeh Keshavarz and featuring Dr. Marjan Moosavi, Roshan lecturer in Persian studies and performing arts, this talk will be followed by a showing of Javaad's play "Rich Kids: A History of Shopping Malls in Tehran."

How are you? How are you managing the semester? It’s important to take a moment to check in with yourself. Please join the Graduate Student Circle and review signs of burnout, coping mechanisms and resources for support.

If you are a doctoral student or a postdoc seeking careers in industry and non-profits, come learn about the most effective job search strategies for entering the market.

GradTerp Exchange is back and hybrid! We'll be in person (outside on the ground level of the Iribe Center), or join us online!

University of Maryland President Darryll J. Pines invites Terps to attend a unique series of virtual Presidential Distinguished Forums featuring renowned experts working at the forefront of today's most pressing issues.

The Climbing Wall values inclusion and is committed to creating spaces that are accessible to all members of the UMD community. To foster a community for underrepresented groups, we are hosting affinity spaces at the climbing wall throughout the fall semester. Affinity spaces can be a place for underrepresented people in a community to come together to feel less isolated and more connected.

The Climbing Wall values inclusion and is committed to creating spaces that are accessible to all members of the UMD community. To foster a community for underrepresented groups, we are hosting affinity spaces at the climbing wall throughout the fall semester. Affinity spaces can be a place for underrepresented people in a community to come together to feel less isolated and more connected.

The Climbing Wall values inclusion and is committed to creating spaces that are accessible to all members of the UMD community. To foster a community for underrepresented groups, we are hosting affinity spaces at the climbing wall throughout the fall semester. Affinity spaces can be a place for underrepresented people in a community to come together to feel less isolated and more connected.