At the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland, inspired business education is our business. Our faculty is world class. Our research is cutting edge. Our learning is experiential and rooted in the real world. And our students learn to think like entrepreneurs.
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Intro to Mindfulness with Faculty Staff Assistance Program
The Faculty Staff Assistance Program will be teaching an Intro to Mindfulness Class in March for Employee Appreciation Month. It is a 4 week class for those who are new or returning to their mindfulness practice.
March is Employee Appreciation Month! As the weather starts to warm up, join us for some lunchtime laps around Mckeldin Mall.
Join us Tuesday afternoons for some tea, art, and music to unwind and recharge.
March is Employee Appreciation Month! As the weather starts to warm up, join us for some lunchtime laps around Mckeldin Mall.
Trade Secrets & Trademarks (and the Costly Mistakes Founders Make)
Trade Secrets & Trademarks (and the Costly Mistakes Founders Make)
March is Employee Appreciation Month! As the weather starts to warm up, join us for some lunchtime laps around Mckeldin Mall.
Whether you’re starting to explore entrepreneurship, working to strengthen a growing venture, or ready to scale what you’ve built, the EnTERPreneur Conference is designed to meet you where you are and help you take the next step.
Getting Started with Your Teaching Philosophy Statement
Whether you’re starting from scratch or finalizing a draft, join this workshop to get guidance and clarity on articulating an effective teaching philosophy.
March is Employee Appreciation Month! As the weather starts to warm up, join us for some lunchtime laps around Mckeldin Mall.
Join us Tuesday afternoons for some tea, art, and music to unwind and recharge.
Mindful Moments Walking Tour With the Faculty Staff Assistance Program
Guided Mindful Moments Tour with the Faculty Staff Assistance Program
Cultivating Partnerships for Community Engaged Courses
Learn how to build reciprocal community partnerships that align with course goals, meet community needs, address challenges, and effectively leverage resources for community engaged courses.