This rapid-fire review of AI law, specifically focused on GenAI, data protection, privacy, copyright, trademark, and patenting issues, covers key aspects like model development, training data, prompt engineering, and AI outputs.
John Hill, Techstars Evangelist and former VP of Network, represents the globally leading investor in seed-stage tech companies. Hill will delve into the Power of the Network, emphasizing the strategic use of relational capital, including UMD’s alumni network, for funding, talent, customer acquisition, knowledge sharing, and mentorship.
Startup Shell and Dare to Dream are bringing together talented spoken word artists, comedians, student businesses, dancers, and musicians for a night filled with live performances, vendors, and networking!
On April 10th, the Diversity Training & Education unit within the Office of Diversity & Inclusion is bringing Dr. Veronica Carey, Assistant Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Drexel University and Associate Clinical Professor in the College of Nursing and Health Professions, to campus for an in-person student facing talk. She will be engaging students in a conversation related to her book, Frame Your Degree: How to Avoid Pain While Seeking a College Degree.
The inaugural Black Entrepreneurship Summit during Black Alumni Weekend will bring together entrepreneurs, students, and advocates for a day filled with panels, networking, and more. The summit will include dynamic speakers and sessions that will help you with your business.
The Maryland Leadership Conference (MLC) is the longest-running student leadership conference program in the country. During this half-day, on-campus conference, students enhance their group leadership skills through interactive simulations, small group dialogues, and tangible applications focused on Sustainable Leadership.
This event will include two restorative circles that will be led by trained student facilitators who are UMD students themselves! Attendees will have the chance to participate in open conversations covering various topics such as burnout, balancing work and school, mental health, support from university administration, and more. Our aim is to foster a stronger BSOS community!
Not quite fitting in with any one major on campus? Come learn about creating an undergraduate major or second major! Join the Individual Studies Program to enjoy Maryland Dairy ice cream on Wednesday, April 24, 2024, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. in the STAMP Atrium (above the food court).
This event is open to all undergraduate students!
Join the Smith School of Business for a Smith Plus 1 Info Session to learn more about getting started on your master's degree as an undergraduate student. Save time and money on your degree while gaining skill sets in business. No registration is required for this event.
The session will take place in McKeldin Library, Room 2105.
The campus community is invited to come together to take our annual Queer class photo as a visible display of support for Queer and Trans Terps. Campus community members should register for the event to receive a free T-shirt to wear for the photo. Afterwards, enjoy cake and soft drinks in celebration of 25 years of the LGBTQ+ Equity Center.
At Terp Expo, you'll find yourself at the epicenter of budding tech startups, creative businesses, and a diverse range of vendors offering everything from thrift apparel to handcrafted works. It's the ultimate gathering for those looking to explore groundbreaking ideas and connect with like-minded individuals.
Terp Expo is an annual entrepreneurship event hosted by Startup Shell in partnership with the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship and Dare to Dream Inc.
This is a budgeting workshop for Gen Z first-gen students. Join a recent alum who founded Wise Legacy Finance on how to budget! A free budget template will be given to a lucky winner.
