Division of Institutional Equity

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DOIE September 2025 Highlights

This September, the Division of Institutional Equity has a full lineup of events and opportunities for the UMBC community. All events and opportunities are open to full participation by all...

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Culture Builders (keynote):Exploring Critical Hope

Embrace complexity, nurture care, lead with courage

4:30 PM · The Commons : Skylight

Join us for the Fall 25 Culture Builders Keynote featuring Dr. Kari Grain Dr. Grain will share insights from Critical Hope, exploring how educators, leaders, and students can confront systemic...

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Call for Events, Programs, and Ideas:

Help us celebrate Cultural Heritage Months & more

Call for Events, Programs, and Ideas: Cultural Heritage Month Curations DOIE is excited to work toward a unified announcement of events, programs, and initiatives in celebration of upcoming...

DOIE Sponsorship Opportunities

Let us partner with you!

DOIE invites UMBC-affiliated organizations and campus departments or offices to request financial sponsorships or collaboration to support AY25-26 initiatives that align with the university’s...

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About This Group

Division of Institutional Equity

The Division of Institutional Equity (DOIE) is the campus leader and partner in strategic campus-wide equity, inclusion, and belonging. DOIE seeks to redefine inclusive excellence in higher education by helping to foster an inclusive culture that connects innovative teaching and learning, research across disciplines, and civic engagement.

The DOIE encompasses multiple units that contribute to an equitable and inclusive campus climate for students, staff, and faculty and manages relevant campus-wide policies related to nondiscrimination, accessibility, religious accommodations, and more. The Division is grounded in commitments to love, humanity, restoration, equitable opportunity, and liberation, all of which guide the work we seek to do on campus.

Officers

Tanyka M. Barber

All events, groups, organizations, and centers are open for full participation by all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or any other protected category under applicable federal law, state law, and the University's nondiscrimination policy.

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