This program focuses on exploring the complexity of supervision at the University, allowing supervisors to build upon their current skill level to become more effective in their roles.

Order Valentine Grams hand-made by the sisters of Kappa Phi Lambda! With customizable messages, cute vinyl stikers, and luxurious rose petals, these cards will be perfect to order for your loved ones.

A process-oriented ongoing therapy group for women identified graduate students looking for support.

A co-ed experiential personal growth group with a focus on mutual support, self-exploration, interpersonal relationships, managing anxiety, balancing multiple roles, and addressing obstacles to completing dissertation/theses

A four session workshop that examines the role of perfectionism in our lives and offers skills and techniques to leverage this to our advantage. Students can register for either session and should plan to attend for four consecutive weeks.

Join our four-session workshop to develop a more compassionate, realistic, and accepting relationship with yourself.

If you are an undergraduate senior, the pandemic has likely impacted your experience in many unique ways.

You are not alone.  Join our free four-session workshop in a supportive space for undergraduate students who experience anxiety in social situations.

Today is the first day of classes for the Spring 2021 semester. 

A Feinberg Series Event with Vanessa Nakate and Varshini Prakash ’15, moderated by Toussaint Losier, co-hosted with the W.E.B. Du Bois Department of Afro-American Studies

Innovative skills-based free 3 part workshop open to all UMASS students, focused on learning practical tools for coping with stress and anxiety.

Struggling with how to initiate a difficult conversation? Want to share how you really feel in a way that is intentional and productive with a family member, partner, roommate, friend, or supervisor?Wednesdays 3-4pm, Spring 2021

WOCLN Thursday Check Ins will resume on February 4 and will be held through May 6

This drop-in group will invite students to think critically about their social media usage in a nonjudgmental setting.

A talk by Eric Gordon, Visiting Professor, MIT and Director of the Engagement Lab, Emerson College as a part of the Zube lecture series hosted by the Department of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning

Free and open to all UMass and 5 College students who identify as trans, non-binary, gender non-conforming or questioning.

The Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology, part of the School of Public Health and Health Sciences, will host a seminar as part of the Epidemiology program, “Obesity Epidemiology: Addressing Obesity as a Multifactorial Disease”, to be given by Dr. Penny Gordon-Larsen, Friday, February 5th at 10:00 AM via Zoom. It is a one time series event, free and open to the public. This is not a co-sponsored event. Contact Tonya Menard tonyamenard@umass.edu for more information.

In this workshop, Student Success will share tips and strategies to help prepare students for online coursework and give students the tools to successfully engage with virtual learning.

Join us for our support group for UMass student parents.

A group of women connected to the Anchor House of Artists project their experience into a claustrophobic world.

Come join the Center for Teaching & Learning (CTL) webinar to learn about how trauma-aware teaching practices can support students during these stressful times. 

P.R.O.P.S.: Presenting Real, Original, Powerful Stories UMass Amherst students can participate in P.R.O.P.S remotely from wherever they are! P.R.O.P.S.  (Presenting Real, Original, Powerful, Stories) offers selected students the opportunity to share inspiring stories & innovative discoveries in a virtual showcase for UMass and the larger community.

Immersive theater works by placing its audience amid the action; we’re taking this concept remote. Café Subterrain invites audience members to gather in a digital café where they’ll journey through virtual rooms to meet resistance agents from across time and space who will share their stories and empower audience members to commit small acts of change in their home communities.

How will you keep up with college academics and activities this semester? In this workshop, students will delve into time management strategies to start applying today.

This festival pairs streamed film screenings and virtual discussions with filmmakers, actors, scholars and activists. It offers a bold and refreshing look at the diversity of the Black diaspora and contemporary Germany. Join us for a live virtual discussion with actor and founder of Panthertainment, Tyron Ricketts, and filmmaker Denise Ekale Kum.

Studying Complex Diseases Using Integrative -Omics and Network Approaches. New technologies now allow biomedical investigators to comprehensively study the molecular repertoire of a biological system or organism.

Join us for a Zoom Curator Talk about Current | Undercurrent - a visual conversation relating to current events such as COVID-19, gender (LGBTQIA+, masculinity) racial justice (Black Lives Matter), and climate change.

Come by and make new relationships/friendships in the spirit of Valentine’s day through fun activities and bonding with the Asian American Student Association!   The link will be announced on our Facebook page.

The joy of growing fruit in the home garden is enjoying a renaissance.   One of the key steps in successful fruit growing is the act of pruning the trees.  This can seem daunting and complicated, but it’s not!  Not once you understand the principles involved. Join in and learn how to properly prune your fruit trees (apples, pears, peaches, etc.). 

Join host Jessica Moulton, Program Information Specialist, for a virtual information session to learn more about the MFAI program.

Presented by the Fine Arts Center, moderated by UMass faculty member Bruce Baird, best-selling author and Japanese cultural expert Alex Kerr will discuss visuality, language, and space in traditional Japanese arts, calligraphy, and design.

The Ethnography Collective @ UMASS Amherst invites you to join its first spring 2021 event, WTF?! Graduate Student Edition: "Stuck and Unstuck on Doing Fieldwork during Covid-19" on Feb 17 at 5-6:30 pm (EST). 

Do you want to be more efficient with studying? Join Student Success in this workshop to examine your learning styles and study strategies.

Opportunities and Challenges of Public Participation in Disaster Recovery Planning

Dr. Yvette Cozier is an Associate Professor of Epidemiology, and the Assistant Dean of Diversity and Inclusion at Boston University School of Public Health.  She is also a Senior Epidemiologist at the Slone Epidemiology Center at Boston University where she is an investigator on the Black Women’s Health Study (BWHS).

Horticultural topics covered will be the basics of planting fruit trees, including site selection, choice of variety and rootstock, planting best practices, tree training and pruning, fertilization and ongoing fruit tree care. 

Simulate the investor boardroom experience. Present your venture to a panel of judges in a closed-door setting and compete for a spot in the Final.

Join host Victoria Quill, Program Information Specialist, for a virtual information session to learn more about the MS in Business Analytics program.

Come celebrate the Lantern Festival with us and learn about the significance of lanterns in our Taiwanese & Chinese culture! We will be doing some paper lantern origami and have fun activities planned.