Free and open to all UMass and Five College students who identify as trans, non-binary, gender non-conforming or questioning.

Waiting to go home or move into your own space? Staying at UMass? Already home but wanting to connect with other students? Join us in this supportive drop in space hosted by CCPH where you can connect with other students in a similar situation. 

Intramural Sports Trivia Registration via IMLeagues. 

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Weekly LGBTQ+ Discussion & Support Group for undergraduate students. Every Wednesday, 6:30-8:00pm  Zoom link: https://bit.ly/2Q8bgLe  

Please join us for an informal virtual hour to socialize and get to know each other, while sipping on your favorite bevarge! 

A biweekly virtual Zoom event where we will read a spiritual-related book that we choose and will all be able to talk about it during our meetings. 

Join The spACE+: A space for Ace/Aro/Demi/Gray community.

A weekly event that allows members of the organization to come together and learn more in-depth about the word of God as well as engage and learn from one another.

This drop-in supportive group is offered to create a safe, affirming, and confidential space for Latinx-identified students who would like to come together to share their stories, struggles, and successes as they work to accomplish their academic goals at UMass.

LGBTQIA+ Workshop is free and open to all students. Join us in this supportive space where we will discuss how to access LGBTQIA+ resources on campus, discuss ways to build community, and explore new ways to manage your personal wellness. Students welcome to attend some or all sessions.

LGBTQIA+ Graduate Student Support Group and Discussion Space.  

Manage stress and cultivate mindfulness with UMass Meditates – weekly guided contemplative sessions and on-demand content.  Join our Zoom events via the calendar on our website.

This is a supportive space for Black and Brown students to come together, talk and learn while engaging in discussions regarding the academic and social pressures at UMass.

WomenHeart is the nation's only patient-centered advocacy, education and support organization solely dedicated to serving the nearly 48 million women in the U.S. Open to all.

A monthly webinar series bringing staff together to discuss the successes and challenges that are occurring while working remote during the pandemic.  We’ll incorporate concepts and new tools, such as building resilience, well-being check-ins, Covid-19 Comfort Level chart and improving productivity during the pandemic.

A monthly webinar series bringing managers and supervisors of staff together to discuss challenges and share successes of managing in this current context of uncertainty and constant change during the pandemic.  Each webinar will focus on a topic, and provide time for open discussion and Q & A.

What is customer discovery? Who are your customers?

Come join the Asian American Student Association on Zoom for our October General Body Meeting! We will update you on upcoming AASA events, and also play fun, spooky game and activities. Hang out with the E-Board and old friends while meeting new faces! The Zoom link will be on our Facebook Event Page (Umass AASA).

Enter our second Social Media Giveaway to win a FREE prize! This is a way for you to have a conversation with fellow AASA members and the E-Board while being so far away from one another! We want to stay as connected as possible during this crazy time! Follow our social media on Instagram (@umass_aasa) and our Facebook (UMass AASA) to learn about the details of how to submit an entry in to the Giveaway and to stay updated!

Black Violin is led by classically trained string players Wil B. (viola) and Kev Marcus (violin). The band uses their unique blend of classical and hip-hop music, often described as “classical boom," to overcome stereotypes and encourage people of all ages, races, and economic backgrounds to join together to break down cultural barriers. As part of their engagement, Wil and Kev offer a special live virtual concert followed by a post-show conversation on the state of Black music and art in the US today moderated by African American studies scholar Stephanie Shonekan.

Forests, Forestry and Climate Change:  How New England Forests can play an important role in mitigating climate change. 

Civility has been under attack for some time. Positive psychology is a great tool to help the atmosphere on campus. Let’s unpack what is so difficult and learn how to be civil to our colleagues.

Come share advice, support and compassion with other working parents.

COVID-19, the first great pandemic of the 21st century, puts a spotlight on one of the deepest roots of global inequality: in an immunological sense, there are two humanities.

Come have some fun with Liz and Chris while they share how they “reclaim themselves” in this time of uncertainty, confusion, and anxiety.

Join MA Appeals Court Justices for a special Question and Answer session following their Oral Arguments.

Please join the Carbon Mitigation Taskforce (CMTF) for a 1-hour interactive webinar to learn more about UMass Amherst’s ongoing carbon mitigation planning.

For pure joy and excitement, one of Puerto Rico's premier musicians Jose Gonzalez features his spellbinding trio Criolla Clasico with Ahmed Gonzalez and Rene Gonzalez.

To mark the centenary of Yusef Lateef’s birth, the UMass Fine Arts Center will celebrate his life with a multi-faceted, on-line project that will include: a live virtual concert, an exhibit of his visual art, a photo gallery of images, readings of scholarly papers relating to Lateef, dramatic readings of his fiction, film excerpts about Lateef, and 100 short video responses to Lateef by a cross-section of musicians, writers, former students, friends, colleagues and family.

Drawing from both Positive Psychology and Trauma Research, we will discuss ways to build on your resilience and take care of yourself during unpredictable and frightening times.  We will talk about how to bring curiosity, nonjudgment and compassion to the question of how to best build on the positive parts of our lives so that we can continue to find meaning and sustenance from life in this new reality.

In the workplace you may find yourself witnessing inappropriate or harmful behavior. Our natural reaction in such events is to freeze. Learn three strategies to use in those moments so you can be a good bystander at work.

In this conversation, imagined as a time capsule, Jawole and Ananya will mark several historic moments in their journeys as Black and brown feminist choreographers negotiating their personal histories, intersectional politics and collaborations, and experiences of risk, survival and triumph.

In this lecture, Prof. Hollander will speak about the ways that designers need to approach public spaces differently today. These new requirements are due to social distancing requirements of the pandemic and in light of recent advances in psychology and neuroscience that help us understand better how people experience urban space.

We hope undergraduate students and families will join us virtually for this annual tradition! Family Weekend has an exciting schedule of events for students and their families wherever they are to enjoy together.

Strategies to Lower CO2 Emissions Using Concrete Masonry.

Dr. Maureen Groer, the Gordon Keller Professor in the College of Nursing at the University of South Florida, will present on Two Decades of Human Milk and Lactation Research. 

Please join the Carbon Mitigation Taskforce (CMTF) for a 1-hour interactive webinar to learn more about UMass Amherst’s ongoing carbon mitigation planning.

This is the third  National Association for the Advancement of Colored People event that is a part of the 4-part series, called "Voting Tuesdays".

Join MaryBeth Kimball, Director of New Business Development & Recruitment for Professional Programs, to learn more about Isenberg’s Online MBA program.

Audre Lorde, May Ayim and the birth of the Black German movement.

Come join us on zoom for another AASA-lympics event! Members will be competing against other teams each led by E-board members to win a grand prize at the end! We have many exciting activities planned and this is a great chance to meet new people, reconnect with old friends, and get competitive! 

Join host Jessica Moulton, Program Information Specialist, for a virtual information session to learn more about the MFAI program. The session will cover FAQ's about the admissions process, curriculum, and what sets Isenberg apart in the Alternative Investments sector. Register today!

Neil Diboll is a nationally-respected expert in native plant cultivation and management. He is the president of Prairie Nursery, a supplier of native plants and seeds, to a national audience. In this talk, Neil will explain how conventional horticulture is part of a national environmental crisis - and offers an alternative approach based on native plant horticulture.