UMDemocracy 2022
This campus-wide series aims to provide resources and information on things to know before the midterm election this November.
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Common Quandaries and the Graduate Writing Center Fall Series: Searching for Sources
Graduate Writing Center Fall Series: Searching for Sources
Introduction to R series - Data manipulation with tidyverse
Introduction to R series - Data manipulation with tidyverse
Common Quandaries: How to Pick Your Citation Manager
Common Quandaries: How to Pick Your Citation Manager
Common Quandaries and the Graduate Writing Center Fall Series: Reading and Note Taking for the Literature Review
Common Quandaries and the Graduate Writing Center Fall Series: Reading and Note Taking for the Literature Review
AGNR Cornerstone Event
Building Partnerships In Green Design, Technology, and Community Engagement to Optimize Urban Environments
Be Informed Virtual Lecture Series: Michael Spivey
This SCOTUS term has been a blockbuster term and not just because the Court overruled Roe. It presents serious questions about the role of a "Supreme" Court in a democratic republic.
UMD-PRC Webinar: Creating Supportive Living Environments for LGBTQ+ Older Adults: Practical Tips for Practitioners
Webinar with expert providing a contextual understanding of older LGBTQ+ adults' experiences as well as practical tips for creating supportive living environments
Virtual Information Session: START Internship Program (10/18/22)
Please sign up to attend one of our upcoming webinar information sessions to learn more about START's Internship Program
Common Quandaries and the Graduate Writing Center Fall Series: Equitable Citation Practice
Common Quandaries and the Graduate Writing Center Fall Series: Equitable Citation Practice
Getting Started with Data Visualization in Tableau
Getting Started with Data Visualization in Tableau
ARHU Dean's Colloquium Series On Race, Equity and Justice, Featuring Michael Ross
Join Professor of History Michael Ross as he assesses Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's claim that his reasoning in the recent Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade followed in the legal footsteps of the Supreme Court's landmark 1954 decision in Brown v. Board of Education.
The Bomb: A Virtual Screening and Q&A with the Artist Smriti Keshari (Online)
This event features a virtual film screening of the bomb, a film that explores the immense power of nuclear weapons, the perverse appeal they have, and the profound death wish at the very heart of them. The 61-minute film takes viewers through the strange, compelling, and unsettling reality of nuclear weapons today.
Virtual Information Session: START Internship Program (10/26/22)
Please sign up to attend one of our upcoming webinar information sessions to learn more about START's Internship Program
