When: August 28th, 2019 from 4 pm-5 pm 

Where: Benjamin Banneker A 2212

Join TOCSL for our first Milk & Cookies event of the Fall semester to discover service learning and volunteering opportunities across campus and the local community. We'll have representatives from Leadership and Community Service-Learning (LCSL) Office to share information about programs, application processes and deadlines. A panel of students who have participated in these programs will also be on hand to share their experiences. We hope to see you there!

When: September 10th, 2019 from 5 pm-6 pm 

Where: Grand Ballroom Lounge

In this session, you will get a chance to meet with employers and other students from Rec Well, Stamp Student Union, Department of Transportation Services, Office of Resident Life and the Orientation Office. If you are looking to work on-campus this is a great opportunity to connect and learn more about job opportunities and application processes! 

Did you miss the Muffin Man??? The first GMC of the 2019-2020 academic year will be on September 4th from 7:30 -10:30 am in STAMP's Atrium. Start your Wednesday right and join us for bagels, muffins, coffee and fruit juices! Representatives from Rec Well, Terp Zone, Studio A and SORC will be on hand to provide information that can enhance your college experience at UMD!

 Interested in getting connected to the UMD transfer community and learning more about our Peer Mentoring Program? Come learn about P2P from seasoned peer mentors on September 5th from  4- 5 pm in the Charles Carroll Room A. The ice-cream's on us!

When: September 14th, 2019 from 4 pm-9 pm

Where: Butler's Orchard

Overwhelmed by the semester? Take a break, grab a friend or family members and join us on our trip to Butler's Orchard for apple picking, hayrides and a bonfire! RSVP required by September 5, as space will be limited and allocated on first-come first-serve basis. 

Note: Price of the apples is not included.

At the University of Maryland, we believe in building community for all our students! Follow and connect with the Undocumented Student Program at UMD to learn about resources, stay updated on immigration policies and receive guidance to help you thrive at UMD.
#Terps #ImmigrantsWelcome #KnowYourRights

Quelcome 2019: Save-the-Date September 11th!

Each fall the LGBT Equity Center hosts a campus-wide welcome event for all LGBTQ and allied staff, faculty, students, and alumni to welcome new students, foster community, and to showcase some of the resources and opportunities on campus or in the community. It’s a great place to grab food, meet people, and have fun.

Mark your calendar now to attend, Wednesday, September 11, 2019, 5:00pm - 7:00 pm in the Colony Ballroom of the Stamp Student Union and RSVP on our Facebook Event.

We are currently seeking performers for Quelcome 2019. Performers can present their poetry, spoken word, original or covered music! All are welcome to perform. Come share your talent with us. The form to participate can be found at go.umd.edu/q19. Performances are accepted on a rolling-basis and time slots are limited, so we encourage applicants to submit sooner rather than later.

America Reads*America Counts*Partners in Print is a mentoring/tutoring program where more than 200 UMD students work weekly to improve the literacy and math skills of Prince George’s County elementary school students. This program is a great way to meet new friends on campus, develop essential leadership skills, and gain valuable resume-building experience!

Recruitment for the program is open and students can volunteer, receive academic or internship credit, or, if eligible for Federal Work Study, can be paid to work with our program! 
Visit go.umd.edu/mentorFA2019 to learn more and to apply. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until August 28th at 5pm.

Studio A is the non-credit art class space in the basement of the Adele H. Stamp Student Union. The Studio A fall course and workshop listing is online now! Visit the class listings to see what is being offered and to sign up! Classes and workshops include topics from Drawing and Painting, Taichi, Photography, Ceramics, Dance, Yoga, Guitar, and Printmaking.

Visit Studio A at stamp.umd.edu/StudioA

 Whether you live off or on campus, a locker could simplify your busy life. Lockers can be used to store books, umbrellas and anything else you don't want to lug around campus! The Stamp has 150 lockers (40 in the TerpZone and 110 on the ground floor), so stop by the TerpZone today to rent your space!!!