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Skills for Success Workshop is a drop-in workshop and provides coping strategies to deal with stress, time management, motivation and anxiety that often interfere with meeting personal, social, and academic goals. This 6-week program includes topics such as procrastination, stress management, time management, test anxiety, motivation/goal-setting, and sleep/get through finals.
You've Got This Group is a 4-week program and intended to help students develop skills and strategies that they need to cope with emotional challenges in their day to day life. Topics include mindfulness, thought as thought, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness. This program has been shown to increase psychological resilience.
RIO Workshop is a 3-week workshop that aims to give students tools to recognize their concerns and to develop a clearer idea of what they want to change in their life. The R.I.O stands for Recognition, Insight, and Openness. Students will learn ways to incorporate mindfulness in their life.
Hold
Me Tight Workshop is designed help couples learn how to understand their
relationship patterns and improve their conversation skills through
presentations by the workshop leaders, video demonstrations of other couples,
and private exercises and conversations with their partners.
Trans
Support Group is a semester-long, emotional support group for UMBC students who
identify as trans, genderqueer, gender fluid, non-binary, bigender, and/or
those who are questioning their gender identity. This is a student-centered
group to explore gender identity as well as gain support from peers on issues
that may impact trans college students.
When: Wednesday, October 25, 2017 from 5:00-8:00 p.m. in the University Center Ballroom.
Have free dinner and win great prizes. Meet employers who are interested in diversifying their workforce. Top organizations will be on hand to discuss career opportunities within their organizations/agencies.
Munch and mingle with employers who are interested in hiring students in your major. Dress professionally and bring copies of your resume.
Pre-registration is required. Limited seating. You must be a UMBC student or recent alum and pre-register by Oct. 18. Priority will be given to juniors and seniors, but all are welcome.
Register now:
Diversity Recruitment Event Student Registration
Your actual earliest date that you may register is determined by the number of credits you have earned prior to the fall semester. You may review your anticipated registration date on the Registrar's Office website at the link below.
Our advising offices are located in ITE 202-206. Email and telephone contact information is available here.
For information about advising appointments for registration clearance, please visit the following post:
https://my.umbc.edu/groups/coeitadvising/posts/69976
Your actual earliest date that you may register is determined by the number of credits you have earned prior to the fall semester. You may review your anticipated registration date on the Registrar's Office website at the link below.
Our advising offices are located in ITE 202-206. Email and telephone contact information is available here.
For information about advising appointments for registration clearance, please visit the following post:
https://my.umbc.edu/groups/coeitadvising/posts/69976
Our advising offices are located in ITE 202-206. Email and telephone contact information is available here.
For information about advising appointments for registration clearance, please visit the following post:
https://my.umbc.edu/groups/coeitadvising/posts/69976
12:00 PM - Welcome and Building a Community in STEM:
Sunji Jangha, Co-PI, National Science Foundation's USM-LSAMP Program
Director, Upward Bound Math-Science Program
12:05 PM - Deans' Remarks:
Dr. William LaCourse, Dean - College of Natural and Mathematical Sciences
Dr. Keith Bowman, Dean - College of Engineering and IT
Dr. Tyson King-Meadows, Associate Dean for Research - College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Dr. Katharine Cole, Vice Provost and Dean - Division of Undergraduate Academic Affairs
12:25 PM - Answers and Advice:
Addressing issues that have been posed within the first few weeks of class:
Tim H. Cox, Associate Director for Academic Advising, Outreach and Assessment
12:40 PM - Planning a path forward, toward a successful semester:
Sunji Jangha, Co-PI, National Science Foundation's USM-LSAMP
12:50
PM - Introduction to STEM Student Organizations
Light refreshments will be served.