How do you build an aspirational yet realistic budget when applying for a grant? This workshop, led by artist, educator, and Do Good grant recipient Hannah Brancatto, will help you find out! If you are currently working on your own grant budget, please bring it with you! Learn more and RSVP here.
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Two-day symposium at the Cole Student Activities Building gathers scholars, curators, artists, and archivists to discuss the Driskell Center’s 25‑year legacy.
Interdisciplinary exhibition at the Parren J. Mitchell Art‑Sociology Building showcases original artworks and science panels on six Maryland rare insects, inviting reflection and discovery, all ages.
Eric Maring rehearsal (Old Parish House, 4711 Knox Road, College Park).
UMD Symphony Orchestra, under David Neely, presents Elgar’s Cello Concerto with prize‑winning cellist Zlatomir Fung, followed by Stravinsky’s Firebird Suite, at Dekelboum Concert Hall.
Screening of German action film “60 Minuten” with English subtitles in the International Film Lounge at St. Mary’s Hall, University of Maryland— all ages.
Late‑night snacks, karaoke sing‑alongs, Terps After Dark giveaways and a photo booth fill South Campus Dining Hall.
Portrait sessions in Chaney Library and Moxley Gradens, with post‑production to place students at any iconic campus spot, offering graduation celebration photos or resume headshots.
AI + Architecture Summit (Architecture Building, University of Maryland) — Experts from firms, universities, and industry discuss AI’s impact on architecture through keynote, panel, workshop, and roundtable.
