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Launching today: BISS Free Speech series!
Exciting news: our Bias Incident Support Services (BISS) team is launching a video series on free speech and expression. We’ll be sharing a conversation between BISS Director b.a. medina and a respected partner on a free speech-related topic every other ...
Get tutoring support from OMSE
The Spring 2026 OMSE Tutoring request form is open! Request tutoring support for your course today.OMSE tutors are able to support over 80 different courses this semester, all for free! After you submit your request, OMSE staff will work to match you into ...
The Office of Multi-ethnic Student Education is hiring tutors with federal work study funding for the spring!Tutors must have a GPA of 3.5 or above and have earned an A- or higher in any class they tutor.We are particularly seeking students who can tutor ...
Join a chemistry finals review session with OMSE Tutoring
The Office of Multi-ethnic Student Education has your back with chemistry finals review sessions on December 12 & 13.Tutors will assist you in navigating relevant topics and questions, aiding in your final exam preparation.Seats are first-come, ...
Design a more accessible classroom with PlaceHack
PlaceHack is a 24-hour challenge where student teams rethink a place-based problem in College Park or on UMD’s campus and conceive something new. In partnership with Belonging and Community, this year’s challenge is accessibility. (ADA Coordinator Emily ...
We're hiring an intake and support manager
We are hiring an intake and support manager for the Office of Civil Rights and Sexual Misconduct.Apply for the intake and support manager role as an external applicantApply for the intake and support manager role as an internal applicant
Dr. Oliveira finds fame and (Wheel of) Fortune!
This Friday, Dec. 5, tune in to Wheel of Fortune to see a familiar face spin the wheel: our very own LGBTQ+ Equity Center director, Dr. Kristopher Oliveira! Will he win big? You’ll have to watch to find out!
Explore hip-hop culture over winter session
Understanding Hip-Hop Culture: A Critical Examination (AASP498E) encourages students to critically explore hip hop culture and how it transcends race, socioeconomic background, culture and gender. The course uses hip hop culture as a point of departure to ...
Become a dialogue facilitator!
Publications from our colleagues!
LGBTQ+ Equity Center director Kristopher Oliveira published twice