COVID has fundamentally altered social lives, but relatively little is known about how these changes are manifested through daily time use. Using 24 hour time diary data collected through 4 time points through the pandemic, This UMD-PRC Seminar explores sexuality differences in the ways in which people's daily lives have changed during the pandemic, and how these differences in time use affects perceived quality of live and self-rated health.

The Out for Undergrad Business Conference, a national LGBTQ+ undergraduate business conference, is now accepting applications to attend. The final deadline to apply is January 1, 2022. The conference is being held in New York City from April 8-10, 2022. The conference includes panels that cover various queer issues in the workplace, along with the opportunity to network with LGBTQ+ students and businesspeople from all over the country. In addition, lodging and travel expenses are covered for all accepted applicants. 

We will examine the environmental, social, and cultural factors that contribute to stalking on college campuses. Come and discuss the unique campus risks that contribute to the issue, as well as ways to intervene.

Drop-in from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. as you can. 

Refreshments will be served. 

Join the TLPL Graduate Student Association, Black Graduate Student Union, and the Engineering Graduate Student Society for a fall writing retreat and diversity statement workshop.

All attendees who register before December 7 will receive breakfast and lunch.

Maryland Hillel is gearing up for a Hanukkah event you won’t forget! Spin Love Not Hate is an interfaith and cultural event aimed at creating dialogue across differences on the University of Maryland campus. Through speakers, tabling, and a world record-breaking dreidel spin, we hope to bring together students, faculty, staff, and the community to understand how hate on campus not only hurts individuals and their community but the campus as a whole. We hope you are able to partner with us by promoting this event, as well as hosting an information table.

The Latinx graduation celebration is a moment to commemorate the achievements of our Latinx graduates from the University of Maryland, College Park. We invite our graduates and their families to come and celebrate their success.

If you would like to assist Black undergraduates with their graduate applications, please join us.

Join the Universities at Shady Grove for the Transgender Day of Remembrance on Thursday, November 18, 2021.

Free Parking.

Join the Office of Multicultural Involvement & Community Advocacy (MICA) for a one-hour tour to learn about the places and spaces important to American Indian history & continued presence by exploring an urban & intertribal Native community.

Meet us at the Stamp for a shuttle ride to Baltimore at 10 a.m. OR meet us directly at the Baltimore American Indian Center at 11 a.m.