Cherry Blossom Chase: DC Bike Party!
Join the DC Bike Party and explore cherry blossoms around Washington, DC on their monthly ride!
This session will explore what it means to prepare to apply to graduate school beyond having a strong academic record.
Join us Tuesday afternoons for some tea, art, and music to unwind and recharge.
Teaching in the Age of Fragmented Attention
Today’s students learn in a mobile-first world where attention is constantly divided. This workshop translates cognitive science and digital engagement research into practical course design strategies.
Doctoral Career Pathways Conference
Doctoral Career Pathways Conference will increase your knowledge, curiosity, and excitement about how to get from here, wherever you are in your doctoral training, to your career beyond Maryland.
Join the Center for International Development and Conflict Management for the Annual Lecture on U.S. Foreign Policy in a Changing World featuring Dr. Michael C. Horowitz, Director of Perry World House and the Richard Perry Professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
Join us Tuesday afternoons for some tea, art, and music to unwind and recharge.
Assisting, not replacing, thinking: Integrating AI into data-oriented classes
Explore how the proliferation of generative AI affects programming, science, and other data-oriented classes.
Safety and Health at Work Conference
The conference will include presentations from Occupational Health, Department of Environmental Safety, Sustainability, & Risk , Department of Hearing and Speech, and more. Throughout the day staff will have access to free screenings and resources.
Join us Tuesday afternoons for some tea, art, and music to unwind and recharge.
Scholarship and GenAI Symposium: Investigating Changes to Your Teaching
Curious about how to better understand the impact of teaching changes you’re making in response to generative AI (GenAI)? In this symposium, you’ll hear from colleagues who have adapted their courses to incorporate or deter AI, and you’ll learn about