"Teaching Diversity In and Beyond Large Classes" - Students and instructors encounter many challenges and dilemmas along the way, especially in larger enrollment courses.  The goal of this Diversity Lunch & Learn session is to highlight a few of the key challenges and concerns faculty may experience when teaching diversity-related content.

Dignity and Respect in Action: Community Conversations (DARIA) are a series of events for students, faculty, and staff to come together and build skills to overcome division while talking about real issues affecting the campus and society at large. Themes that have been explored thus far include respectful dialogue and inclusion, feelings that arise when controversial speakers and topics are brought to campus, and difficult conversations in the classroom. 

Jeffrey Herf is Distinguished University Professor in the Department of History at the University of Maryland College Park.

Networking reception for Isenberg graduate students, alumni, faculty, and staff.

The Department of Music & Dance presents a Faculty Jazz Concert. Featuring Jeff Holmes, piano; Felipe Salles, saxophone; Catherine Jensen-Hole, voice; Fumi Tomita, bass; Bob Ferrier, guitar & Tom Giampietro, drums, with special guest Jared Sims, saxophone.

This event has been canceled.

This event is canceled.

In this installment of the avant-garde, internationally-influential Station trilogy, refugees visit and drink, wash, fight, and love at a water station.

Come learn about the Mass Aggie Seed Library, how it works, seed offerings, as well as books and seed saving equipment for loan.

Need to find a reputable publisher for your research? Receiving solicitation emails to publish your work in impressively titled journals? We’ll look at examples of shady solicitations and review and apply methodologies to detect deceptive and unethical publishing practices.