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Alumni Catch up with fellow Terps at the Samuel Riggs IV Alumni terp town center arts alley Center, the beautiful home for all Maryland graduates. McKeldin Mall, home to the Indulge your artistic talents university’s premier library and and meet scores of student and Prospective Students a magnet for campus activity, faculty performers and artists Learn about our outstanding academics, meet deans, the Stamp Student Union and the showcased throughout this talented admissions officials and current students, and see all that surrounding area become Terp neighborhood. After taking in Maryland has to offer. Stop by the Mitchell Building to ask Town Center. Learn about our performances at the Clarice Smith your questions about undergraduate admissions. schools and colleges, catch a live Performing Arts Center, head performance under the Big Top, over to the Art/Sociology and Families meet personalities from MIX 107.3 Architecture buildings to see more Bring your children and enjoy the fun and interactive FM and find a bite to eat. Don’t creative events. Visit Tawes Plaza events, live music and food! miss our village of international for music and caricature artists. events in front of Holzapfel Hall. Activities by the Philip Merrill College of Journalism and College of Education are also in this area. Sustainability on Maryland Day biz & society hill Surround yourself with exhibits The university is committed to making in business, public policy and the ag day avenue Maryland Day an environmentally social sciences. Check out a variety What began more than 150 years sustainable event. Help us reduce of events for prospective students ago as the Maryland Agricultural our environmental impact: and parents. This neighborhood College has grown into a world-class also includes events in Memorial public research institution. Explore ¬ Bring a reusable bottle and fill it at our indoor Chapel and on the Chapel Fields. Ag Day Avenue to learn why the water fountains or outdoor watering stations. College of Agriculture and Natural Resources is not just about farming. ¬ Place all recyclables in our blue recycling bins. sports & rec row There’s no need to sort. Put your food waste and Don’t miss the fun- and energy- napkins in our green composting bins. filled Sports & Rec Row. Full of science & tech way ¬ Consider carpooling or taking Metro to our event. variety, this area features some Science—whether physics, biology, of our most challenging events. engineering, chemistry or To learn more, visit the Sustainability If you’re a sports fan, this is mathematics—is for everyone. Learn section of our website. the place to meet university about laser technology and extreme coaches and student athletes. robotics, then get blasted in the The neighborhood also includes Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel. Explore events for alumni at the Riggs skeletons, outer space, modern Alumni Center. electronic devices and the weather.

AGEX University of Maryland Extension DRIS David C. Driskell Center for the Study GIIS Gildenhorn Institute for Israeli Studies NoaA National Oceanic and Atmospheric AGNR College of Agriculture and Natural Resources of the African Diaspora GRAD Graduate School Administration ALUM Alumni Association CSPA Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center GYMK Gymkana NYUM Nyumburu Cultural Center Amst American Studies CVS Conferences and Visitor Services HIST History ODK Omicron Delta Kappa AOSC Atmospheric and Oceanic Science CYC Center for Young Children HONR Honors College OiS Office of International Services ARCH School of Architecture, Planning DNSV Dining Services ICA Intercollegiate Athletics OIT Division of Information Technology and Preservation DOTS Department of Transportation Services JOUR Philip Merrill College of Journalism OMSE Office of Multi-Ethnic Student Education ARHU College of Arts and Humanities DRL Resident Life JQI Joint Quantum Institute OS Office of Sustainability departments ARTH Art History & Archaeology EDUC College of Education KNES Kinesiology OUA Office of Undergraduate Admissions ART Art ENAE Aerospace Engineering LANC Language House/Language Center PHIL Philosophy ASTR Astronomy ENCE Civil and Environmental Engineering LASC Latin America Studies Center PHYS Physics bcWp Bahá’í Chair for World Peace ENCH Chemical Engineering LHIM Language House Immersion Program ROTC Air Force and Army ROTC BIOE Bioengineering ENEE Electrical and Computer Engineering LIBR Libraries SLLC School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures BMGT Robert H. Smith School of Business ENFP Fire Protection Engineering LSM Language Science at Maryland SPAN Spanish and Portuguese BSOS College of Behavioral and Social Sciences ENGL English MATH Mathematics SPH School of Public Health

sponsoring BUSR Office of the Bursar ENGR A. James Clark School of Engineering MITH Maryland Institute for Technology SPP School of Public Policy CASL Center of the Advanced Study of Language ENMA Materials Science and Engineering in the Humanities SSU Stamp Student Union MC Memorial Chapel SWE Society of Women Engineers our CCP City of College Park ENME Mechanical Engineering CHEM Chemistry ENST Environmental Science and Technology MCI Maryland China Initiative UGST Office of Undergraduate Studies CIM Confucius Institute ENTM Entomology MFRI Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute UHR University Human Resources CLAS Classics ENVS Environmental Safety msc Michelle Smith Collaboratory UMCC Counseling Center CLIS College of Information Studies ESSI Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center NACS Neuroscience and Cognitive Science UMHC Health Center CMnS Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences FMGT Facilities Management NAsa NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center UMDPS Department of Public Safety CMSC Computer Science FMSC Family Science NFLC National Foreign Language Center UMRES Division of Research CPSA College Park Scholars in the Arts GC Global Communities NFSC Nutrition and Food Sciences UNRL University Relations CRPP Career Center and President’s Promise GEM Gemstone Program NIST National Institute of Standards and Technology VPSA Office of the Vice President for CRS Campus Recreation Services GEOL Geology Student Affairs terp town center Put Yourself on the Map College of Education Graduate Programs Learn about the history of immigration to Explore the graduate programs in the Maryland and participate in a map-building areas of curriculum and instruction; human project where you can record and preserve development, counseling and personnel; your own story that illustrates the ethnic education leadership, higher education Join us under the Big Top on McKeldin Mall for live performances diversity in Maryland. ARHU, HIST and international education; policy studies; featuring talented UMD students and hosted by personalities measurement, statistics and evaluation; and Say “I Love You” in Many Languages special education. EDUC

top from MIX 107.3 FM. Students from the School of Languages, 10–10:40 a.m. 1:20–2 p.m. Literatures, and Cultures will teach you many Meet and Beat the Deans and Chairs ARHU, SLLC big Latin Dancing with DanceInTime Argentine Tango Club ways to say “I love you.” Stop by and challenge the deans and depart- e Productions Enjoy one of Latin America’s most popular ment chairs in a Maryland football game h Watch a salsa performance and learn the dances with a performance and demonstra- Write Your Name in Greek and Latin beanbag throw and win a prize. EDUC t Stop by to learn how to write your name and basics of this lively dance. Teachers from tion by the Tango Club. UNRL DanceInTime also offer classes year-round introduce yourself in Greek and Latin. ARHU, Terp Trivia at the Art & Learning Center. UNRL 2–2:40 p.m. CLAS Win a prize for answering a Terp trivia Breakdancing with the B-Terps question correctly. EDUC 10:40–11:20 a.m. Battles are a defining element of break- COLLEGE OF BEHAVIORAL AND Music with Kappa Kappa Psi dance culture, so watch as members of SOCIAL SCIENCES Thinking About Becoming a Teacher? Meet the brothers of UMD’s band fraternity Maryland’s club, the B-Terps, take on one BSOS Dean’s Student Advisory Council Learn about the undergraduate and graduate in an energized performance, including a another. UNRL Meet the student advisory group that con- teacher certification programs in the College step show. UNRL nects the dean with undergraduates and of Education. EDUC 2:40–3:20 p.m. learn about its events that make a big college 11:20 a.m.–noon Enjoy the Generics smaller for our students. Council representa- COLLEGE OF INFORMATION STUDIES Black Belt Club Martial Arts Demo UMD’s oldest and only all-male a cappella tives can connect you with the other BSOS Color a Historic Testudo The Black Belt Club demonstrates one-steps, group, performs songs ranging from oldies Maryland Day events. BSOS See how Maryland’s beloved mascot, Testudo, forms, board breaks and other skills from to so New Age they haven’t been written has changed over the years and color your various martial art styles. UNRL yet. UNRL Design-a-Turtle with BSOS very own to take home. CLIS Participate in this favorite children’s activity. Noon–12:40 p.m. 3:20–4 p.m. Scratch a design, picture or phrase onto your Storytelling for Children Scottish Country Dance The Mighty Sound of Maryland very own Terp. BSOS iSchool students, faculty and staff tell Royal Scottish Country Dance at Maryland Color Guard original stories and read books for the young showcases Scottish heritage. This social Watch the color guard perform an exciting Get to Know the College of Behavioral and young at heart. All children will receive tradition is still danced in Scotland and routine and get to know what this group is and Social Sciences a treat. CLIS around the world to the tunes of fiddles all about. UNRL Meet deans, academic advisers, students and bagpipes. UNRL and alumni and learn how the college fulfills 105.9 FM / AM 630 WMAL its mission to Be the Solution to the world’s ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY Be Safe Outside 12:40–1:20 p.m. Meet representatives from 105.9 FM / AM great challenges. Test your knowledge and Join the Department of Environmental Safety The Mighty Sound of Maryland’s 630 WMAL, Washington, D.C.’s news/talk play games while learning about BSOS’s aca- for fun, games, information and an hourly Drumline radio station. Visit wmal.com for more demic majors, departments, research, intern- raffle, centered on safety outside of the home. Come check out your favorite marching information. UNRL ships and education abroad activities. BSOS band’s drumline as it performs Maryland Forgot sunscreen? Stop by and slather up. ENVS classics. UNRL Mix 107.3 FM Info & Fun with BSOS Advising Meet MIX 107.3 FM personalities includ- Meet members of the BSOS Advising Center ing Aly from “The Jack Diamond Morning to discuss the college’s majors and to plan FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Show.” UNRL your academic path. Join us for face painting, Hot and Cold: Facility Tours trivia and small prizes. BSOS Tour the award-winning electric and steam production plant and the university’s central Maryland Milestones chilled water plant, which provides cooling campus programs & College and Department Tents Learn about the regional historical, cultural, for the science and engineering district of maryland supporters tent McKeldin Mall natural, entertainment, commemoration and campus. Come to the Facilities Management McKeldin Mall All-Day Events: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. retail options all around the Anacostia Trails tent on the Mall for directions to these All-Day Events: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Heritage Area, which includes the university. facilities. FMGT COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES BSOS Are You Ready for College? Let’s Move! Arboretum Tour A Great Place to Work! Meet the staff of the Learning Assistance Model Excavation Indulge your botanical side while participat- Have you ever thought about a career at Service and Disability Support Service, part The Department of Anthropology uses ing in the national Let’s Move! initiative. Stop UMD? The university offers competitive of the university’s Counseling Center, to learn archaeology to increase understanding and smell the flowers from the Facilities salaries, generous leave and benefits, and what you can do to be ready for college. Get of the city of Annapolis’ past. Use the Management tent on McKeldin Mall to the rewarding work that includes flexibility and FMGT tips on the math placement exam and infor- Archaeology in Annapolis project’s archaeo- Reiley Rhododendron Collection. opportunities for professional growth. UHR mation on skills students with disabilities logical methods to learn about the history of the world we live in. BSOS need to succeed. UMCC GRADUATE SCHOOL The Maryland-National Capital Park and Learn About Graduate Education Planning Commission College Park Scholars Arts Program World Trivia Challenge Learn about UMD’s nationally ranked gradu- Learn about programs, facilities and services Curious about the College Park Scholars How long is the Great Wall of China? Which ate programs, cutting-edge research, state-of- available from M–NCPPC, which operates the Arts program? Visit the College of Arts and two colors appear on the Greek flag? What the-art facilities and exciting locations. GRAD public park systems, provides land–use plan- Humanities tent to learn about this living and is the largest country in South America? If ning for Montgomery and Prince George’s learning community, meet current students you think you know the answers, the Global counties and operates the public recreation Communities living and learning community HONORS COLLEGE and get directions to the ArtsFEST exhibition. Honors Ambassadors program in Prince George’s County. UNRL invites you to stop by. BSOS, GC ARHU, CPSA Learn about the Honors College and its Guess the Amount seven living and learning programs and meet Explore ARHU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Visit the Bursar’s Office stand and win prizes current students. Take your picture as the Meet current College of Arts and Humanities Bubbles! if you guess the amount in the money jar. “Honors Thinking Terp.” HONR (ARHU) students and advisers to learn how Meet student members of Kappa Delta Pi and BUSR you can explore your passion, broaden your hear them explain how bubbles are formed 10 a.m.–noon mind and embrace your role in the world and why they float. Have a little fun and blow Hands on History Preparing Students for the Future through academic majors and other exciting some bubbles of your own. EDUC Blast into the past with Riversdale House Basement Lounge, Anne Arundel Hall opportunities in the college. ARHU Museum. Stop by to play with toys that Learn about the Honors College for students Calling All College of Education Alumni were popular 200 years ago when Charles with exceptional academic talents. Ask a Middle East at Maryland Stay connected with the college after you’ve Benedict Calvert, founder of the university, dynamic panel of current Honors students all Learn about great programs and explore left the halls of Benjamin. Visit the college was growing up in Riversdale, and make a toy your questions. HONR popular aspects of Arabic and Persian culture. tent, meet alumni chapter board members of your own. UNRL There are henna artists, Arabic sweets, a cos- and learn about upcoming alumni events. PHILIP MERRILL COLLEGE OF tume photo booth and opportunities to write Update your contact information and receive How to Save for College JOURNALISM your name in Arabic or Persian. ARHU, SLLC a gift. EDUC Get tips on how to save for college with the Explore the College of Journalism College Savings Plans of Maryland. UNRL Meet with representatives from the Philip Philosophical Advice: $.05 Merrill College of Journalism to find out The philosopher is in. Bring your philosophi- Rise Above: Diversity@Maryland everything you need to know about admis- cal questions to members of our philosophy Rise Above is UMD’s new campaign to sions, academics, activities and what it takes department. Nickels are free. ARHU, PHIL celebrate diversity and promote community. to be a journalist. ABC 2 reporter Linda So ’01 See what’s happening on campus and ways to will spend the morning in the tent. JOUR participate. Play games and win prizes. UNRL

Volunteer Opportunities for Seniors Do you have time or skills to share? Learn Geocaching Scavenger Hunt about the many volunteer opportunities avail- McKeldin Mall 1–1:30 p.m. able on campus and the benefits of joining Use your smartphone or other Gymnastics Exhibition the Senior Volunteer Service Corps. CVS mobile device to visit campus McKeldin Mall landmarks. Everyone who com- Enjoy a performance of gymnastics and acrobatics from pletes the hunt wins a prize. CLIS Gymkana, a troupe of athletes who demonstrate the importance and benefits of a healthy, drug-, alcohol- and tobacco-free lifestyle. GYMK, SPH Homecoming 2013 Kids Carnival Theme Revealed Grand Ballroom, Stamp Student Union Stamp Student Union Enjoy carnival games, face painting, Stop by to learn the theme of the arts, crafts and more with student 11 a.m.–noon Public Health at Maryland Homecoming 2013 celebration. SSU organizations. SSU Meet the Dean Place your face in a cutout and see yourself Meet Philip Merrill College of Journalism doing a public health activity. You’ll get a link Dean Lucy Dalglish. JOUR to a website where you can see and download your picture. SPH One Day Only! The Fearless Rich Tahitian Vanilla Ice Cream PUBLIC SAFETY The Dairy Kid Print: Fingerprinting Your Kids SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY Dining Services will debut “The Fearless” ice cream studded with cacao nibs, Bring your kids for photos and fingerprints by Public Policy Trivia Games swirled with caramel and accented with spicy sautéed Thai mango and red hot Department of Public Safety personnel. For Test your knowledge of public policy and pepper raspberry sauce, available only at the Dairy on Maryland Day. DNSV more information, call 301.405.3555. UMDPS win a prize. spp

Police Exhibit UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES See a display of police–related equipment, Asian American Studies at UMD Hello, World 2–4 p.m. staffed by Department of Public Safety Front steps, Holzapfel Hall Military and Civilian Families Ice Cream Learn about the Asian American Studies personnel. UMDPS Children can participate in a coloring activity Social, Book Signing Program as well as Asian Pacific American- with “hello” written in many languages. Have Prince George’s Room, Stamp Student Union interest scholarships. Meet the staff, play your name written in a new language. OIS Military and civilian families are invited to SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING games and win prizes. UGST AND PRESERVATION an ice cream social and book signing by the Kids Moon Bounce Festival authors of “The Little C.H.A.M.P.S.—Child Historic Preservation in Maryland Prepare to Declare Games McKeldin Mall Heroes Attached to Military Personnel” and D.C. Join Letters and Sciences staff for fun at the Let the little ones get silly on the moon by Jennifer Fink, Debbie Fink and Walter Join members of the Student Historic Prepare to Declare Games and learn what bounce, bungee run, extreme sports Blackwell. The first 100 CHAMPS and their Preservation Organization to ask about Letters and Sciences has to offer. UGST the program and historic preservation in challenge, inflatable rock wall, Velcro jump civilian peers will win a free copy of the and ladder climb. UNRL children’s book. SSU Maryland and D.C. Children can color in their Welcome to the Office of own house magnets. ARCH Undergraduate Studies Maryland Neuroimaging Research Stop by for information on the Academic McKeldin Mall Stamp Student Union Sky’s the Limit Achievement Programs, College Park Scholars, Explore the projects of the Maryland All-Day Events: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Use your imagination to design and construct National Scholarship Office, First Year Book Neuroimaging Center on campus. BSOS buildings, bridges or the next Washington Program, Maryland Center for Undergraduate monument, using a variety of materials. Research, Beyond the Classroom, University National Institute of Standards and Balloon Artist Children ages 6 and up are welcome. ARCH Honors, Global Communities, ROTC programs, Technology Stamp Student Union Letters and Sciences, the Asian American Tent, McKeldin Mall Take home a balloon creation from Mike the SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Studies Program and more. UGST NIST measurements support technologies Balloon Guy. The line will end at 3 p.m. SSU Better Than an Apple a Day from the nanoscale to earthquake–resistant Learn how to make fitness fun. Participate skyscrapers. Learn about current projects and Environmental Film Festival in fun fitness challenges that will get you On or Near the Mall find out how you can work with NIST. NIST Hoff Theater, Stamp Student Union moving. KNES, SPH All-Day Events: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Gain perspectives on environmental and Nyumburu Entertainment Stage sustainable practices at this green-themed CHAMP: Community Health Awareness, & Children’s Carnival film festival featuring “The Tsunami and the Messages and Prevention Autism Carnival Tent, McKeldin Mall Cherry Blossom,” “The Island President,” Supported by the National Cancer Institute, Tent, McKeldin Mall The Nyumburu Cultural Center features “The Whale Movie” and “No Impact Man.” Join Kappa Lambda Xi Multicultural Sorority the American Cancer Society and the Centers performances from the African Student Bring your lunch, sit back and enjoy. VPSA for Disease Control and Prevention, CHAMP Inc. for games and face painting and to learn Association and Caribbean Student is a team of community-based projects that about autism research. UNRL Association dance groups, ”Dynamic,” step- Get in the Zone—TerpZone aim to increase cancer early detection in and pers and gospel ensembles, as well as a tae TerpZone, Stamp Student Union College Park: A Smart Place to Live around Prince George’s County. SPH kwon do demonstration, other student groups TerpZone offers half-price specials on bowling Tent, McKeldin Mall and professional artists. A stiltwalker, a moon and billiards, cosmic bowling with color pins Meet city officials, civic organizations and The Family Frame bounce, a caricatures artist, face painting and prizes, and free PS3, XBOX 360 and Wii regional recreation/tourist agencies. Learn Make and decorate a frame as a reminder and other children’s activities are also here. video gaming. SSU about local services, resources and other of your family having fun together at Popcorn, cotton candy and snow cones are public interests. UNRL Maryland Day. SPH available on the terrace, and other food is in Midpoint 2012: Stamp Gallery Exhibition Stamp Gallery, Stamp Student Union Get Healthy with UMB Center the lobby. NYUM Health Literacy for You The Stamp Gallery’s annual presentation of Tent, McKeldin Mall Visit to learn more—in Spanish and English— second-year Master of Fine Arts candidates Learn about the Institute for a Healthiest about health literacy and how it affects your Stamp Student Union features artwork by artists Lauren Little and Maryland, housed at the University of family. SPH events listed by start time Lauren Moore. SSU Maryland in Baltimore. It supports commu-

nity transformation efforts, translates public Jump for the Stars Student Talent Showcase health research into practice and provides Test your leg muscle strength on the vertical Noon–4 p.m. Baltimore Room, Stamp Student Union technical assistance to local health depart- jump test. KNES, SPH Art & Learning Center Presents: See performances from student dance ments and community organizations. UNRL Paint a Terp groups, improv troupes, musical ensembles, Surf’s Up! Discover Your Inner Ear Art and Learning Center, Stamp Student Union a cappella groups and more. SSU Giant China Map Puzzle Good balance is important not just for surfers Enjoy fun arts and crafts activities for the Tent, McKeldin Mall whole family. Supplies are limited. SSU and snowboarders. Poor balance leads to falls How quickly can you and your friends assem- and injuries numbering in the millions annu- ble a giant map of the People’s Republic of ally. Try the Bongo board challenge to test China? Rivers and mountain ranges will offer your balance. KNES, SPH clues, but this is going to be tricky. There will be prizes for the top times and Chinese treats for all participants. MCI

Kelmscott Crafts Fearless Festival All-Day Events: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Lobby, Hornbake Library hornbake plaza Come and color stained glass or an illumi- nated letter designed by 19th century artist Join Dining Services chefs as they prove that traditionally intimidating Fearless Alumni William Morris. LIBR dishes can be simply prepared. Lucky guests will receive recipe cards to Spin the roulette wheel, match the alum with take home and be treated to samples. Reporters from Baltimore’s ABC his or her accomplishment and win a T-shirt. Sustainable Food at UMD Kids can write down their fearless moments Our fearless idea will change the way you affiliate, WMAR-TV, will host the cooking segments. DNSV and hang them on Testudo’s statue. UNRL eat. Visit UMD’s Green Dining Program and student–led organizations displaying projects Fearless Chemistry Magic and activities promoting sustainable food 10:30–11 a.m. 12:30–1 p.m. Watch a rubber ball shatter and play with and agriculture. Learn about where your food Beef Wellington Seared Rockfish with Hollandaise Sauce homemade putty­—all through the magic of comes from, take home recipes and plant Prepared by Chef George Gomez, this dish no Scared to cook rockfish at home? Give it a chemistry. CHEM, CMNS your own ingredients. OS longer is reserved for the bravest cooks. He shot after watching Chef Rob Fahey prepare shares a straightforward method to spread an upscale meal before your eyes. Fearless Photo Booth William Morris Exhibit: Tours & beef tenderloin with pâté de foie gras, encase Explore our world of fearless photos with Scavenger Hunt it in puff pastry and bake it until golden 1:30–2 p.m. Boothify, a social media photo booth. The first Lobby, Hornbake Library brown. Buttermilk Soufflé Pancakes 100 visitors who post on Facebook, Instagram Tour the exhibit “How We Might Live: The Chef Thomas Schraa sweetens and lightens or Twitter or check in on Foursquare will Vision of William Morris” to discover more up a breakfast staple so you can impress your 11:30 a.m.–noon receive a gift. UNRL about this 19th century artist, author, Paella family and guests. designer and socialist. LIBR Chef Ivory Kornegay removes the mystique from this saffron-seasoned Spanish dish 2:30–3 p.m. made with varying combinations of seafood, Baked Alaska meat, rice and vegetables. Chef John Gray turns sophisticated into sim- ple, combining cake, ice cream and meringue for a classic dessert. 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. ArtsFEST arts alley All Rooms, Cambridge Community Center 11 a.m.–1 p.m. The College Park Scholars Arts pro- Lighting Lab Practical gram’s ArtsFEST features a creative Lighting Lab, Clarice Smith Center Ever wonder how lighting technology, exhibition of student artwork including 9–10 a.m. 10 a.m.–3 p.m. costumes, sound and scenery combine to live music, ensemble performances, Welcome to Maryland Quotation Station create a production? Theatre students acting, original short films, fine art Dekelboum Concert Hall, Clarice Smith Center Tawes Plaza give you a close-up look into the wonders galleries, interactive activities and Prospective students can start their day with Identify famous words from literary his- of theatrical lighting design. CSpa more. ARHU, UGST the Office of Undergraduate Admissions by tory and the authors who wrote them, previewing the day’s program and highlight- and win a prize, sponsored by the English 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m. ing opportunities to learn about admissions, Undergraduate Association. ArHU, EngL Paint and Prop Shop Tour Noon–1 p.m. academics, financial aid and scholarships. Oua Paint and Prop Shop, Clarice Smith Center Real Estate, Land Use and 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Meet center staff and student members of 9:45–10:30 a.m. Rhetoric Bingo Transportation the prop and paint shop. Learn how props 0204 Auditorium, Architecture Building Musical Theatre Showcase Tawes Plaza and scenery are created and finished. CSpa Cafritz Foundation Theatre, Clarice Smith Center Join the Academic Writing Program for bingo- Learn innovative “solutions” to real-life land Watch a showcase of performances from stu- like games that introduce the elements of use, transportation and real estate issues in 11–11:30 a.m. dent groups and musical and cabaret classes. rhetoric and argument that students learn in Riverdale Park, in Fort Washington, at Glenn 11:30 a.m.–noon Dale Hospital, and from the ICC to BWI from CSpa English 101. See highlights from undergradu- Noon–12:30 p.m. faculty and students working in cooperation ate research projects. ArHU, EngL Rhythmic Movement Games with the Federal Highway Administration. 10–11 a.m. Dance Studio 1, Clarice Smith Center ArCH Architecture Information Session 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Parents and children will enjoy this on your 1101 Architecture Building Spotlight on English Alumni feet, groove-to-the-beat fun led by musician Learn about the Bachelor of Science in archi- Tawes Plaza Noon–1 p.m. Isiah Johnson. CSpa tecture by talking with faculty and students Complete a survey, provide a profile, tour the UMD Jazz Combos Gildenhorn Recital Hall, Clarice Smith Center and touring the building. ArCH building, meet current students and recon- 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Director of Jazz Studies Chris Vadala invites nect with the Department of English. ArHU, Theatre Design Showcase you to swing, bop and groove to a set of clas- 10–11 a.m. EngL Room 3730, Clarice Smith Center sic and new favorites featuring jazz majors Arts & Humanities Information Session Join theatre design students as they display coached by School of Music faculty member Kay Theatre, Clarice Smith Center 10–11 a.m. the best of their costume and scenic designs. Meet current students to learn about aca- Gerry Kunkel. CSpa UMD Percussion Ensemble CSpa demic majors, study abroad, research and Gildenhorn Recital Hall, Clarice Smith Center Noon–1 p.m. many more exciting opportunities in the The UMD Percussion Ensemble gives a pre- 11:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m. College of Arts and Humanities. ArHU view of its May 6 concert with a program UMD Symphony Orchestra and Musical Theatre Concert Choir of ragtime, xylophone and danceable beats. Kay Theatre, Clarice Smith Center Dekelboum Concert Hall, Clarice Smith Center 10–11 a.m. CSpa Theatre Professor Scot Reese and students The two ensembles will present an interactive Aspire to Be a Journalist? present popular selections from the Richard Eaton Theater, 1208 Knight Hall open rehearsal of Verdi’s “Te Deum.” CSpa 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Broadway repertoire. CSpa Gather information about journalism school, Admissions Info for Music, Dance, 12:30–1 p.m. hear from current students, and meet college Theatre and Performance Studies 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. representatives who can answer your ques- Grand Pavilion, Clarice Smith Center StarTerp UMD: “Lost in Nick” 12:30–1:30 p.m. Leah M. Smith Lecture Hall, Clarice Smith Center tions about undergraduate programs. JOur Calling all aspiring artists: Become a Terp Maryland Dance Ensemble StarTerp UMD promotes its fall produc- and hone your craft at Maryland. Admissions Dance Theatre, Clarice Smith Center tion, the original musical “Lost in Nick” that 10 a.m.–2 p.m. representatives from the School of Music and Enjoy a mini-concert of dances from the explores 1990s Nickelodeon shows. CSpa Experience and Learn 10 Languages School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Maryland Dance Ensemble repertory. CSpa Lobby, St. Mary’s Hall Studies are available to answer your ques- 12:40–1:25 p.m. Experience 10 languages and cultures tions. CSpa 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. through games and activities and tour the Ballroom Dancesport “The Future of a Changing Sports Media” Dance Studio 1, Clarice Smith Center Language House. ArHU, LHIm 10:30–11:15 a.m. Richard Eaton Theater, 1208 Knight Hall Professor Laurie Frederik Meer, four-time Community Band Join the discussion of the complex and chang- national ballroom and Latin dance champion 10–11 a.m. Band Room Courtyard, Clarice Smith Center ing future of sports media with a Shirley and certified DanceSport Endurance instruc- 11 a.m.–noon Faculty, staff and the community at large play Povich Center for Sports Journalism panel of tor, leads a cardio, no-partner ballroom and Noon–1 p.m. in this energetic ensemble, directed by John sports experts. JOur 1–2 p.m. Wakefield, director emeritus of UMD Bands. Latin dance class. Learn the basic steps while getting a workout. CSpa 2–3 p.m. CSpa Noon–1 p.m. Clarice Smith Center Tour Common Site: An Improvised Experiment 1–3:45 p.m. Grand Pavilion, Clarice Smith Center 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. in the Outdoors Bring in the Clowns Take a behind–the–scenes tour of the Clarice Create a “Box City” Theatre Courtyard, Clarice Smith Center Grand Pavilion, Clarice Smith Center Smith Performing Arts Center. CSpa Great Space, Architecture Building Join us for an outdoor improvisation that Clown around with Matthew Paulie, graduate Recreate College Park, Md., (or make your explores our surroundings and our fellow 10–11 a.m. of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey own dream neighborhood) with tissue boxes, movers. CSpa Graduate Programs in Journalism cereal boxes and oatmeal canisters. Urban Clown College, or take your turn and play our Gene Roberts Room, 3202 Knight Hall piano. CSpa planning students will help you think like a Noon–12:20 p.m. Explore graduate programs in journalism at city planner (ages 6 and up). ArCH 1:30–1:50 p.m. 1–2:30 p.m. the Merrill College. College representatives Colours: The Soul of America MFA Exhibition are available to answer questions and to give 10:30–11 a.m. Front of Center, Clarice Smith Center The Art Gallery, 2202 Art/Sociology Building tours of Knight Hall. JOur The Choreographic Process These energetic high school students from Listen to MFA candidates from the Dance Theatre, Clarice Smith Center Prince George’s County will get you on your Department of English present their work in 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Meet Alvin Mayes, director of undergraduate feet with a mix of American music that Lit Ink with Temporary Tattoos this special Maryland Day preview. ArHU, EngL dance studies, for a conversation on how moved the world. CSpa Tawes Plaza choreographers create dances. CSpa Inscribe and inspire yourself with a literary 1–2 p.m. Noon–2 p.m. Scenes from “La Bohème” and temporary tattoo. Choose from some of the 10:45–11:45 a.m. Costume Shop “Idomeneo” English department’s favorite authors and Fresh Produce Presents: “Are You … You Costume Shop, Clarice Smith Center Kay Theatre, Clarice Smith Center quotations. ArHU, EngL Know … ” Join members of the costume shop staff for Students will perform scenes from the recent Cafritz Foundation Theatre, Clarice Smith Center a tour of the shop and a behind-the-scenes operas and productions of Puccini’s “La 10–11 a.m. The play analyzes the different contexts and look at costume design and preparation. Meet the Dean for Undergraduate Bohème” and Mozart’s “Idomeneo.” CSpa effects of asking someone if he or she is gay. Sew cool! CSpa Studies Why do we have to ask? What effect does our 2203 Art/Sociology Building 1–3 p.m. obsession with the sexuality of others have Noon–12:45 p.m. Meet Dean Donna Hamilton and other rep- Journalism Alumni Reception on people? CSpa Kreators of Kreativity Diversity Troupe 3202 Knight Hall resentatives of undergraduate education to Cafritz Foundation Theatre, Clarice Smith Center Join fellow alums and the Philip Merrill learn about academic majors, learning com- 11 a.m.–noon The group will perform a original scenes and College of Journalism’s faculty and staff. munities, Letters and Sciences for undeclared Arch Talk pieces from previous shows and involve the JOur students and other programs and activities. 1111 Architecture Building audience in improv games. CSpa Ugst Join our resident architectural experts for our 1–1:50 p.m. version of “Car Talk.” Bring your architectural Noon–1 p.m. 3–3:50 p.m. questions and quandaries for professional KidsMusicArts Positive Vibrations Youth Steel advice from real architects. ArCH Dance Studio 2, Clarice Smith Center Orchestra The little ones will enjoy this participatory Theatre Courtyard, Clarice Smith Center 11 a.m.–noon 10 a.m.–3 p.m. family performance. CSpa Let this contemporary steel pan orchestra Dance Improv Chalk Talk sweep you off your feet and onto the dance Dance Studio 2, Clarice Smith Center Noon–1 p.m. Tawes Plaza floor. A select number of audience members Dance improvisation students share some of New Lights Ensemble Inscribe your favorite quotations on will have an opportunity to learn to play a their favorite spontaneous movement games Grand Pavilion, Clarice Smith Center song on the steel pan and play in “the engine Tawes Plaza in chalk. Stop by the and invite audience members of all ages and New Lights is a group of forward-thinking room.” C Spa Department of English table, refer to experience to join in the fun. CSpa musicians who provide a fresh approach to anthologies and literature collections presentation and programming. The ensemble and leave behind your favorite poetry performs music that is unexpected, innova- or prose quotations. AR HU, ENGL tive, inspired and even weird. CSpa

11 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Scene Shop Showcase 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Scene Shop, Clarice Smith Center School of Music Petting Zoo Visit the center’s scene shop, Band Room, Clarice Smith Center where production staff will give Ever wanted to fiddle on a fiddle or toot your own horn? The collegiate chap- you a sneak peek into how set ter of the National Association for Music Education offers an interactive, designs become reality. C Spa hands-on “zoo” chock-full of musical instruments. C Spa 3:45–4 p.m. Fearless on Parade! Grand Pavilion, Clarice Smith Center Guests are invited to bring the instruments, dances or new skills they 3–3:45 p.m. “Convergence: Jazz, Films, and the acquired during Maryland Day and assemble for a parade through the Clown Workshop Visual Arts” Cafritz Foundation Theatre, Clarice Smith Center 1214 David C. Driskell Center, Cole Student hallways, backstage and theaters of the Clarice Smith Center. CSPA Often compared with silent film clowns like Activities Building Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin, theatri- Enjoy this exhibition of 65 works by innova- cal clowns embody an emotional sincerity tive artists and filmmakers, mostly African 1–2 p.m. 1:45–2:45 p.m. and childlike enthusiasm for discovering the Americans, whose works depict and/or are Your Future in Real Estate Erasable Inc. Improv Show world around them. All that’s necessary is a influenced by jazz music and culture. ARHU, 1101 Architecture Building Cafritz Foundation Theatre, Clarice Smith Center red nose and a willingness to discover what is DRIS Whether you’re a rising high school senior, Erasable Inc., UMD’s only all-improv perfor- funny about you. CSPA current college student or practicing profes- mance group, performs short-form improv Department of Art Honors Thesis sional, this is the place to learn about how to games, some incorporating audience partici- 3–4 p.m. Exhibition prepare and apply for a graduate degree in pation. Swing by, play and laugh. CSPA The Hip-Hop Orchestra 1309 Art/Sociology Building real estate development. Learn about the real Gildenhorn Recital Hall, Clarice Smith Center See works by students in the Department of estate development world, from finance and 1:45–2:15 p.m. The Hip-Hop Orchestra rediscovers the link Art Honors Thesis Exhibition. ARHU, ART design to construction law and negotiations. The Mathematics of Juggling between orchestral and hip-hop music by ARCH Dance Theatre, Clarice Smith Center composing and performing original music Discover Latin America Learn about the mathematics of juggling with combining melodic orchestral complexities Tawes Plaza 1–1:30 p.m. math professor and juggler Joseph DiNoto. with the soul, rhythm and profound lyricism Discover Latin America’s connection to the CSPA The Weekday Players: Original Works of hip-hop. CSPA Maryland community and watch a live dance Showcase performance. ARHU, LASC Cafritz Foundation Theatre, Clarice Smith Center 2–3 p.m. 3:15–4 p.m. Enjoy this showcase of original scripts written Backstage with “In Time of Roses” Japanese Koto Ensemble Do Your Own Weathercast with WUSA-9 Kogod Theatre, Clarice Smith Center by past and present theatre company mem- Dekelboum Concert Hall, Clarice Smith Center 1206 Knight Hall bers. CSPA Meet the production designers from the play Adjunct faculty artist Kyoko Okamoto directs Meet newscasters from CBS’s Washington “In Time of Roses.” Hear about the process of university students and Koto Society mem- affiliate, WUSA-9, then stand in front of the 1:15–2 p.m. designing the set, costumes and lighting, and bers in celebration of the majestic koto, a camera for a faux weathercast and take home Gamer Symphony Orchestra have a close-up look at the set and design stringed instrument that originated in China a copy of your TV “debut.” JOUR Dekelboum Concert Hall, Clarice Smith Center elements. CSPA and came to Japan in the 8th century. CSPA This full orchestra and choir perform Michelle Smith Collaboratory for video game music selections from their 2:15–2:45 p.m. Visual Culture May 4 concert. CSPA Juggling Workshop All-Day Events: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. 4213 Art/Sociology Building Dance Theatre, Clarice Smith Center Where in the world will you go? Explore 1:15–2:15 p.m. Learn to juggle with Joseph DiNoto. CSPA Google Earth on an IMAX-like screen measur- Nox Quintet Hour Bicycle Valet ing 22 x 7 feet. ARHU, MSC Gildenhorn Recital Hall, Clarice Smith Center 2:15–3 p.m. Front of Center, Clarice Smith Center University Band The School of Music’s Jeremy Milliner brings Ride your bicycle to campus on Maryland “Network of Mutuality: 50 Years Post Dekelboum Concert, Hall Clarice Smith Center together this experimental blend of jazz, rock Day and take advantage of the free bicycle Birmingham” This ensemble for non-music majors performs and classical music. CSPA valet and tune-up stations brought to you by The Art Gallery, 2202 Art/Sociology Building an exciting program of popular wind band the Department of Transportation Services, In this exhibition, leading contemporary art- 1:30–2:30 p.m. standards and innovative new works. CSPA bikeUMD and the Campus Bike Shop. DOTS ists and designers examine the civil rights Rising Stars Piano Master Class movement and the continuing dialogue of IPAM Room, Clarice Smith Center 2:30–2:45 p.m. Career Opportunities: Architecture, race and equality in today’s society. ARHU A panel of piano faculty coaches extraordi- A Cappella Performance Planning, Preservation, Real Estate nary young pianists in the intimate setting of Gildenhorn Recital Hall, Clarice Smith Center Residence Hall Tours See Anokha, the university’s South Asian- Development the International Piano Music Library. CSPA 1105 Architecture Building Lobby, Denton Hall American a cappella team, perform one-of-a- Want to become an architect or real estate Meet members of the Department of Resident kind fusion songs. CSPA 1:30–3:30 p.m. developer? Curious about careers in planning Life, tour traditional-style buildings and learn Voices! Film and Discussion or historic preservation? Learn about ground- about living on campus. DRL Leah M. Smith Lecture Hall, Clarice Smith Center 2:45–3 p.m. breaking undergraduate and graduate pro- Join Voices! for a showing and discussion of Hua Xi Dance grams in the School of Architecture, Planning “Dr. Sarmast’s Music School,” a documentary Kay Theatre, Clarice Smith Center and Preservation. ARCH about an exiled musicologist returning to Tianyi Dance Team, the first traditional Afghanistan to rejuvenate Afghan national Chinese dance team on campus, performs the Caricature Artist musical culture and inspire the nation. CSPA Miao dance. The women in colorful, embroi- Tawes Plaza dered dresses dance to strong drum beats to Stop by to have your portrait drawn by a 1:35–2:20 p.m. express joy and excitement. CSPA professional caricature artist. ARHU, UNRL Irish Eire–Robics Dance Studio 1, Clarice Smith Center 3–4 p.m. Award-winning Irish dancer Kate Spanos will Alloy teach an Eire–robics class inspired by Irish Dance Theatre, Clarice Smith Center step dancing. Come prepared to jig your way This athletic, visceral 40–minute performance through an energizing session. CSPA is presented in the round. CSPA

ag day avenue Noon–1:30 p.m. AgriScience Fair Is Science in Action Walk and Explore Animal Sciences Building Lobby, Research Greenhouse Maryland FFA members share high school Learn how to identify native plants by explor- research projects related to animal systems, 8:30–10 a.m. 10–11 a.m. ing the Hillock on campus. Bring sturdy shoes, environmental services, natural resource Ag Day Alumni Breakfast Information Session for Prospective water and enthusiasm for learning about the systems, food products, processing systems, Courtyard Tent, Animal Sciences Building AGNR Students plants that make Maryland a great state for plant systems, power, structural and technical College of Agriculture and Natural Resources 0408 Animal Sciences Building botanizing. AGNR systems and social systems. AGNR alumni are invited to make omelets with Explore the diverse, science-based academic Maryland Egg Council members. Celebrate programs in the College of Agriculture and An Urban Oasis scholarship donors and past Campus Farm Natural Resources, get an overview of our All-Day Events: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Research Greenhouse employees and enjoy the 88th Ag Day. majors and hear from students. AGNR Tour the Department of Plant Science Reservations needed. Call 301.405.2434. and Landscape Architecture’s Research AGNR 10:30–11:30 a.m. A Taste of Maryland Ice Cream Greenhouse Complex. Touch and feel curious 2–3 p.m. Concourse Lobby, Animal Sciences Building plants, learn about green roofs and current Plant Pressing Workshop 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Enjoy free samples of dairy ice cream dished research projects and receive a free plant. Design ADVENTURES: Schools and Lobby, Research Greenhouse up by the Equestrian Team. AGNR Tours begin every half hour. AGNR Crayons Learn how to make a pressed plant specimen Animal Sciences Building for a natural history collection. An adult must AGsploration: The Science of Maryland Anacostia Watershed Society Participate with landscape architecture stu- accompany children. AGNR Agriculture Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building dents in designing landscapes that protect Animal Sciences Building Displays and other hands-on materials will 10:30–11 a.m. wetlands and streams. Locate a school and a How much do you know about farming in be available on the watershed and the work playground using drawing tools. AGNR 12:30–1 p.m. Maryland? Learn about Maryland’s No. 1 being done to protect and restore it. AGNR 1:30–2 p.m. industry—agriculture—through fun, hands-on The Curious Feeding Habits of Insect- 10 a.m.–2 p.m. activities. Come AGsplore with us! AGNR Ask the Experts Your Garden, Lawn and Environmental Problems and Economics: Eating Plants 1153 Plant Sciences Building Pest Questions How Much Do We Care? Academic Avenue Sign up early for free tickets at the Plant Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building Animal Sciences Building Concourse, Animal Sciences Building Sick houseplants? Bugs eating your kale? How much do animals in crisis and environ- Sciences Building. Recommended for ages Learn about the majors in the College of Ants invading your kitchen? Talk with the gar- mental issues mean to you? Play games and 6–14. An adult must accompany children. Agriculture and Natural Resources. Play dening experts from University of Maryland win prizes. AGNR Space is limited. AGNR Plinko and pick up materials to discover how Extension’s Home and Garden Information our big ideas will affect you. AGNR Center. AGNR ag day avenue

Block and Bridle Presents: Food and Nutrition Information Center Milk: Maryland’s Official Beverage USDA-ARS Beltsville Agricultural Livestock Show Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building Research Center Campus Farm The center provides credible, accurate and Learn about nature’s nearly perfect food Concourse, Animal Sciences Building Watch students show pigs, lambs, dairy practical resources for nutrition and health through activities and educational materi- Learn from experts from the Henry A. heifers and beef steer in the show ring. AGNR professionals, educators, government person- als from the Mid-Atlantic Dairy Association, Wallace Beltsville Agricultural Research nel and consumers. AGNR, NFSC Maryland Dairy Promotion and Princess Center and see how their research affects Cotton Candy Committee and Maryland Dairy Industry your daily life. AGNR Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building Food Safety at Home Association. AGNR Indulge your sweet tooth with the Front, Symons Hall University of Maryland Extension Department of Environmental Science and Food science experts share tips to ensure Nutrition Bean Bag Throw for Kids Animal Sciences Building Technology student group RESTORE. AGNR food safety at home, including looking at bac- Animal Sciences Building Discover how UME’s educational programs teria under the microscope and ways to avoid Come throw some bean bags, learn about and other resources can help you. AGNR Create Your Plate cross-contamination. AGNR the food groups and win some prizes at the Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences’ UME: Growing Financially Secure The Food and Nutrition Club hosts a “Create Green Walls: Life in the Vertical World dietetic internship booth. AGNR, NFSC Maryland Families Your Plate” and a nutrition-related trivia Animal Sciences Building Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building game. Come out and test your knowledge. See the newly installed green facade on the Plant Science and Landscape Learn more about the University of Maryland AGNR Animal Sciences Building. AGNR, ENST Architecture Academic Programs Extension’s community-based resources and Animal Sciences Building programs for developing financial security, Equestrian Team Treats Grillin’ with Grads Learn about the academic programs offered managing budgets, using credit wisely and Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building by the Department of Plant Science and making smart consumer choices. AGNR Enjoy popcorn, baked goods and lemonade The Animal Sciences Graduate Student Landscape Architecture and the opportunities from the Equestrian Team. AGNR Association, Poultry Science Organization will and challenges that await graduates. AGNR UME: Growing a Better Maryland serve delicious grilled chicken sandwiches Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building Face Painting and Pet Cooling Station and kabobs. AGNR Plant-a-Picture This event showcases the extension’s out- Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building Front, Plant Sciences Building reach mission and educational programs. Bring your family and pets to the Pre- Grilling with AGR Take a picture of yourself at the center of a AGNR Veterinary Society table and pet cooling Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building giant sunflower. AGNR station. There will be face painting, fresh- Enjoy flame-broiled culinary delights includ- UME: Growing a Healthy Maryland squeezed lemonade and water for your pets. ing hamburgers, hot dogs and French fries Pollinators and Their Homes Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building AGNR while meeting and learning about Alpha Animal Sciences Building This event showcases the extension’s out- Gamma Rho. AGNR Learn about the importance of native pollina- reach mission and programs focusing on Family and Consumer Sciences tors. CMNS healthy living. AGNR Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building Harry R. Hughes Center for Learn about nutrition and food safety from Agro–Ecology Saving Endangered Species Through UME: What Tree Is This? FCS educators. AGNR Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building Reproductive Sciences Concourse, Animal Sciences Building This center funds scientific research to Concourse, Animal Sciences Building Test your tree identification skills and find out Fearless Plants address the issues facing Maryland’s work- Talk to experts from the Smithsonian why trees of the same size can be different Animal Sciences Building ing lands. Come hear about innovative Conservation Biology Institute about the sci- ages. Want to learn more? Find about the Whether they stink, have thorns, taste ter- approaches to improve water quality, increase ence behind saving endangered species. AGNR many great forestry programs UME has to rible or grow thick skins, plants have evolved farm productivity and protect the forestland. offer. AGEX, AGNR a variety of defenses to protect themselves. AGNR Showcasing Maryland Agriculture Learn all about these fearless plants from the Front, Animal Sciences Building Institute of Applied Agriculture. AGNR Historical Farm Relics Exhibit Visit a state-of-the-art showcase mobile 4-H State Communication Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building display hosted by the Maryland Agricultural Contest: All Day Fish with Gender Issues Visit a mini outdoor museum to see antique Education Foundation. Learn to milk a cow, Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building farm equipment. View tractors, dairy equip- brush a horse’s tail and landscape. AGNR Reports of wild-caught male fish possessing ment and more, all presented by the AGNR Communications Contest female sexual characteristics are showing up Student Council. AGNR Sigma Alpha Kids Table Plant Sciences Building with surprising frequency. Get the scoop on Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building More than 150 4-H members from across the the fascinating and perhaps alarming condi- Kiss a Pig Join Sigma Alpha, sisters in agriculture, as state will present radio spots and extempo- tion of these gender-confused fish. AGNR Animal Sciences Show Ring they celebrate Ag Day with kids’ crafts, face raneous, prepared and interpretive speeches. See your favorite faculty and staff from the painting, baked goods and much more. AGNR Awards will be presented at 3 p.m. on Ag Food Safety Information Center College of Agriculture and Natural Resources Avenue. AGNR Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building pucker up to a pig. AGNR Solar-Powered Algal Turf Scrubber See how the Department of Nutrition and Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building Hands on Minds Food Science works with the U.S. Department Know Your Weeds Learn how algae can help clean the Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building of Agriculture’s Food Safety Information Front plaza, Plant Sciences Building Chesapeake Bay by watching a solar-powered Expand your mind to learn about urban and Center at the National Agricultural Library. View weed samples often found intruding on algal turf scrubber in action. AGNR rural youth activities in the arts, sciences, Enjoy fun giveaways and play a food safety your lawn and pick up an information sheet health, agriculture and more. AGNR game. AGNR, NFSC with color pictures to take home. AGNR Spin the Wheel—It’s “Plantastic” Front plaza, Plant Sciences Building Radio Spots Make Your Own Bird Feeder Think you know a lot about plants? Spin the Animal Sciences Show Ring Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building fun wheel and find out. AGNR 4-H members from across the state will pres- Block and Bridle Presents: Make your own bird feeder with pinecones, ent their 30-second radio spots highlighting Interactive Farm and peanut butter and birdseed with the UMD The Life Beneath Your Feet 4-H club work and opportunities around Educational Exhibits Wildlife Society Student Chapter and learn Animal Sciences Building Maryland. AGNR Campus Farm cool facts about wildlife. AGNR Learn about the fascinating world of soil, Play cow pie bingo, see the cow with which hosts great biological diversity and sus- Serving America’s Youth a window in her side and learn about tains us all. AGNR Animal Sciences Building Come learn how Maryland 4-H partners with animal agriculture. AGNR The Wonder of Watersheds military installations in Maryland and Europe Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building to provide hands-on learning for military Stop by to see Maryland Sea Grant Extension youth and take the 4-H military challenge. agents demonstrate the awesome power of AGNR Equestrian Club Horse Show watersheds. AGNR Animal Sciences Show Ring Youth Development Program Join the Maryland Equestrian Club as it hosts a live horse show, exciting Courtyard, Animal Sciences Building Discover the variety of innovative 4-H demonstrations and fun opportunities for the whole family. Decorate a projects available across the state through horseshoe and get your picture taken with one of our horses. AGNR interactive activities. AGNR

Thank you for joining us at Maryland Day! marylandday.umd.edu biz & society hill Economics at UMD Local Knowledge and Environmental Front, Tydings Hall Change Learn about how the research and scholar- Front, Woods Hall ship produced by the faculty and students of Test and develop your environmental monitor- 10–11 a.m. the Department of Economics is applied to ing skills while learning about anthropology Career Paths from BSOS All-Day Events: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. the real world and informs sound economic and climate research at UMD and in Africa. 0130 Tydings Hall practices and policies. BSOS BSOS Explore with Katherine Pedro Beardsley, associate dean of the College of Behavioral A Rockin’ Good Time at the Chapel Environmental Anthropology and the Maryland Psychotherapy Clinic and and Social Sciences, the exciting majors, Chapel, Memorial Chapel Chesapeake Bay Research Lab minors and other opportunities to enhance Step back in time to the 1950s, when the Front, Woods Hall Front, Tydings Hall your academic curriculum. BSOS Memorial Chapel was built. Enjoy a family- See research and findings from five ongoing The clinic and lab provides information about friendly tour, children’s craft, labyrinth walk to projects focused on the bay: cultural models its low-fee psychotherapy services. BSOS 10–11 a.m. celebrate veterans and refreshments. SSU and climate change; community responses to College Math and the Math Placement harmful algal blooms; fishing, baitworms and On the Wild Side Test Workshop African American Studies at UMD invasive species; climate change and envi- Lobby, Benjamin Building 2102 Shoemaker Hall Front, Tydings Hall ronmental justice; and community and marsh Celebrate Maryland Day with the Teacher Find out more about the department and how This workshop addresses the differences socio-ecological resilience. BSOS Education Association of Maryland Students between high school-level and college-level it fosters academic excellence in teaching by creating a mask of your favorite animal. math classes. The discussion includes infor- and research on the social, economic, cultural Geographical Sciences at UMD EDUC mation on the math placement exam required and historical experiences of the African- Front, Tydings Hall for all incoming freshmen, tips for success American, African and African diaspora com- Learn about the faculty, students and Psychology at UMD and how to interpret the results. UMCC munities. BSOS research priorities of the Department of Front, Tydings Hall Geographical Sciences, which leads the Meet students, faculty, administrators and 10–11 a.m. Amazing Animals development of academic, educational and advisers from undergraduate and graduate Transitioning from High School to Lobby, Benjamin Building research directions of human and natural programs and learn more about the exciting College Come meet the Student Council for systems, land cover and land-use change opportunities to study psychology. BSOS 0114 Shoemaker Hall Exceptional Children. Learn about your favor- and geospatial information science to answer This session will help prospective students ite animal and make your own animal to take fundamental questions of global importance. Sociology at UMD with disabilities and their parents understand EDUC home. BSOS Front, Tydings Hall their roles and what to expect from the Learn about the local, national and global university when navigating the college Anthropology and Global Health Government and Politics at UMD impact of the research and scholarship in the accommodation service system. UMCC Front, Woods Hall Front, Tydings Hall Department of Sociology, which studies the Most pressing challenges to global health are Learn about the faculty, students, alumni and micro to the macro, from family organization 11 a.m.–noon not simply biological or technical, but also research in the Department of Government to globalization, to better understand how Are You Ready for College? social, economic and political. This student- and Politics, which offers individuals the tools society functions. BSOS 2102 Shoemaker Hall curated exhibit introduces you to current and information they need to improve the Staff from the University Counseling Center global health issues and the need for anthro- quality of their government—and thus their Test Your Terrorism IQ host a workshop about what incoming pological involvement. BSOS lives. It provides the expertise and data for Front, Tydings Hall freshmen need to know to be successful. policymakers to address social problems and Researchers with the National Consortium Learn strategies and resources from college Anthropology at UMD societal conflicts. BSOS for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to students. UMCC Front, Tydings Hall Terrorism (START) talk about the similarities Explore what makes the Department of Hearing and Speech Sciences at UMD and differences between what people com- 11 a.m.–noon Anthropology unique and exciting. Meet stu- Front, Tydings Hall monly perceive to be true about terrorism Pep Up with Positive Psychology dents, faculty, staff and academic advisors; Learn about the faculty, clinicians and stu- and what research has shown to be fact. BSOS 0114 Shoemaker Hall play games and activities; and dig up a few dents in the Department of Hearing and This workshop presents principles, strate- surprises. BSOS Speech Sciences, which provides state–of–the– War of 1812 Archaeology gies and skills to help increase your meaning, art teaching, research and clinical services in Front, Woods Hall engagement and pleasure in life. UMCC Bookmark Bonanza the areas of audiology and speech-language Meet a team of battlefield archaeologists, Lobby, Benjamin Building pathology. Discover how its alumni are who can show you 200–year–old musket balls, 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Visit the Student Educators of Young Children. making a difference. BSOS uniform buttons and other artifacts collected Sand Art in the Sun Sing a song, listen to a story and make your from Caulk’s Field, the best-preserved War of Tawes Plaza own bookmark. EDUC 1812 battlefield in the state. BSOS Join students from the College of Education Immigrants in the Maryland Landscape Front, Woods Hall and create your own sand art masterpiece. Career Paths from BSOS View a video of immigrant residents of Prince Working Memory and Plasticity Lab Start with a bottle, add layers of colored sand 0130 Tydings Hall George’s County and descriptive panels on Front, Tydings Hall and voila! EDUC Explore the exciting majors, minors and other the history of immigration to the region. BSOS Learn about the lab’s training studies for opportunities to enhance your academic cur- typically developing children and children Noon–1 p.m. riculum. BSOS Joint Program in Survey Methodology with atypical development and disabilities. 2–3 p.m. Center for Substance Abuse Research Front, Tydings Hall BSOS Career Workshop for Parents (CESAR) Survey data and analysis inform many of 2102 Shoemaker Hall Front, Tydings Hall the major government decisions that affect This session will help parents learn how to Learn more about CESAR, dedicated to our lives. At the Joint Program in Survey help their child with future college major addressing the problems substance abuse Methodology, we’re working to increase the and career choices. Admission is limited. creates for individuals, families and communi- accuracy of those estimates. Learn more Beginning at 11 a.m., free admission tickets ties in Maryland and across the nation. BSOS will be available in the Counseling Center. about our faculty, students and alumni. BSOS UMCC Creating Wearable Art Lobby, Benjamin Building Learn and Teach Chinese Lobby, Benjamin Building Noon–1 p.m. Create your own wearable art on a T-shirt Learn how to read, write and speak Chinese. Resident Life Reunion with the Student Educators of Young Children. Rooftop Community Garden Meet staff from the Center for Chinese South Campus Dining Hall Multipurpose Room, Annapolis Hall It supports inquiry and creativity by offering Language Teacher Development and Join current and former Department of children open-ended materials and engaging Observe the progress at the Rooftop Certification and find out how you can Resident Life staff to reconnect and interact. interactions. EDUC Community Garden. Children can plant EDUC DRL become a teacher of Chinese. seeds and seedlings. Learn about sus- Criminology & Criminal Justice at UMD tainable agriculture and how to grow Noon–1 p.m. Front, Tydings Hall food in unusual places. DNSV 2–3 p.m. Learn more about the people, research and Linking Your Interests to Potential scholarship in the Department of Criminology Career Paths & Criminal Justice, ranked No. 1 by U.S. News 0114 Shoemaker Hall & World Report. BSOS Take a career interest inventory, have it inter- Tour the Human Brain … in 3-D! preted by a staff psychologist and discover Front, Tydings Hall possible career paths. Admission is limited Come explore the human brain, zoom around the cerebel- to 50 people per session (minimum age: 16). lum, fly through a maze of neurons, and discover the Beginning at 11 a.m., free admission tickets intricacies of the human brain in a 3-D video. University will be available in the Counseling Center. cognitive neuroscientists who conduct research at the UMCC Maryland Neuroimaging Center guide your tour. They also share research highlights in the areas of autism, dyslexia, emotion and Alzheimer’s disease. Audience members receive a pair of 3-D glasses. Supplies are limited. BSOS, NACS 1–2 p.m. Stress Management 101 2102 Shoemaker Hall Thank you for joining us at This session is designed to teach you the basics of stress management, including a guided relaxation exercise, in hopes of providing you with Maryland Day! a greater sense of pleasure, peace and well–being. UMCC marylandday.umd.edu science & tech way Noon–3 p.m. Chaos and Geometry Virtual Reality Lab Front, Glenn L. Martin Building 1120 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Demonstrations illustrate the mathematical The Hybrid-System Integration and Simulation principles involved in chaos theory and scis- 8:30 a.m.–2 p.m. 10:30–11:30 a.m. Laboratory enables the design of systems sors congruence. CMNS, MATH Chemathon: A Chemical Dimension Programs in Life, Chemical Sciences and and products that improve human perfor- Far, Far Away Pre–Health mance and reliability. Physiological and Citizen Science: No Telescope Needed G. Forrest Woods Atrium, Chemistry Building 1101 Bioscience Research Building cognitive monitoring is explored in virtual Front, Glenn L. Martin Building Check out the entries from this year’s high Meet current students and advisors from biol- reality environments and other interactive Interested in the cosmos? Join the school chemistry competition. CHEM, CMNS ogy, biochemistry, chemistry, pre–medicine, technologies. ENGR, ENME AstroTerps, the student astronomy club, and pre–dental and pre–health. CMNS learn how you can be involved in a wide 10 a.m.–1 p.m. 1–2 p.m. variety of projects like classifying galaxies, A Robot with Vision and Language 10:30–11:15 a.m. Fearless Designers: Landscape hunting exoplanets or tracking meteors. ASTR, Lobby, Computer Science Instructional Center 11:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Architecture 101 CMNS See how a robot can monitor and interpret Meet the Engineering Dean 0104 Plant Sciences Building human activities in the kitchen. CMSC 1110 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Learn how landscape architects work to Discover Graybar Discover the academic programs and design a better environment for the future, Tent, Mitchell Fields 10 a.m.–2 p.m. opportunities in the A. James Clark School from cities to suburbs. AGNR Learn about Graybar’s products and services, Department of Transportation Services of Engineering. ENGR play fun and interactive games and get Regents Drive Garage 1–2 p.m. giveaways. OIT Stop by the DOTS office at Regents Drive for 10:30–11:30 a.m. Cosmic Ray Lab Tour family fun and games. DOTS Physics Is Phun Lobby, John S. Toll Physics Building Discover NASA Goddard 1412 John S. Toll Physics Building Come on a virtual journey as you tour our Front, Glenn L. Martin Building 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Enjoy a real crowd-pleaser. Our renowned cosmic ray lab. Physicists in the lab are build- Around the corner and around the galaxy: Discover Engineering Physics is Phun program is great for all ages. ing state-of-the-art particle detectors to fly NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, five 1202 J.M. Patterson Building CMNS, PHYS on gigantic balloons in Antarctica. CMNS, PHYS miles away in Greenbelt, builds spacecraft Are you a high school student interested in and instruments, and invents new technology engineering? Come talk to the Society of 11 a.m.–4 p.m. 1–2 p.m. to study Earth, the sun, our solar system and Women Engineers and other engineering Ballin’ Biomechanics 2–3 p.m. the universe. Discover how its mission affects students about the A. James Clark School of Front, J.M. Patterson Building 3–4 p.m. you. CMNS, NASA Engineering. ENGR, SWE Inspired by the human body and built with Engineering Information Session mechanical brawn, this interactive exhibit by 1110 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Discover the Swamp 10 a.m.–4 p.m. the bioengineering and mechanical engineer- Learn about the exciting opportunities avail- 1162 Plant Sciences Building Fearless Robots ing student societies tests your soccer skills able to undergraduates in the Clark School Capture and observe the small aquatic 1309 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building and teaches you along the way. BIOE, ENGR, from current students. ENGR creatures that are common in nearby wet- See advanced robots developed to go where ENME lands. Learn about their behavior as they humans can’t, including the prototype of one 1–4 p.m. swim through water and climb on plants. that will fly around outside the International 11 a.m.–noon The Bay Game CMNS, ENTM Space Station, and a robot arm designed to Explore Computer Science 1140 Plant Sciences Building operate three miles down in the ocean. ENAE, 1115 Computer Science Instructional Center Stop by to see conservation biology students Discover Earth Dynamics ENGR Interested in computer science? Come see a run an interactive model of the Chesapeake Outdoor, Geology Building demonstration and talk to current students, Bay where players are fishermen, land devel- Why do earthquakes and volcanic eruptions 10 a.m.–noon as well as faculty and staff, to learn about the opers, farmers and policymakers. CMNS occur? Learn the answers to these and other Girls Can Code Too! program. CMSC Earth dynamics questions through hands-on 1121 Computer Science Instructional Center activities, including demonstrations of deep Did you know the first computer programmer 11–11:15 a.m. All-Day Events: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Earth convection, frictional sliding and ductile was a woman? The Association of Women Noon–12:15 p.m. putty deformation. GEOL in Computing and participants from the 1–1:15 p.m. Computer Science Connect program invites 2–2:15 p.m. 25 Feet to Outer Space Earth System Science and girls who are interested in computer science Hurricane Sandy! Neutral Buoyancy Research Facility Climate Change to take part in fun activities and demonstra- Front, Glenn L. Martin Building Maryland is the only university in the world Learn all about Sandy from a trio of experts: Front, Glenn L. Martin Building tions. CMNS with a giant water tank for studying how to Explore our planet with Earth system Paul Kocin of the National Oceanic and work in the weightlessness of space. See scientists from the university, NASA and 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Atmospheric Administration, a former demonstrations of space and deep-sea robots, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Insect Petting Zoo Weather Channel winter storms expert; Jeff space suits and award-winning student proj- Administration through educational and 1161 Plant Sciences Building Halverson of the University of Maryland, ects in underwater robotics. ENAE, ENGR entertaining Earth science-themed activities. Imagine tarantulas, exotic insects, scorpions, Baltimore County; and Michael Folmer of the ESSI bees and millipedes longer than your hand for Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center. Adobe you to look at and touch—if you dare. CMNS, ESSI Mitchell Fields Engineering Information Fair ENTM Creativity is no longer an elective. It’s the Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building 11 a.m.–3 p.m. future. Visit the Adobe tent to learn more Discover the majors and opportunities 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Make and Take Mini Physics Demos about Creative Cloud at the University of available in the A. James Clark School of What Grown-ups Learn from Playing Front, John S. Toll Physics Building Maryland. OIT with Sand Use common household ingredients to make Engineering. ENGR Front, John S. Toll Physics Building slime and much more. CMNS, PHYS Ask an Astronomer Sand can flow like water, but we can’t swim Engineering in Action Front, Glenn L. Martin Building Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building in it? We can build a sand castle, but it will 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Have questions about the stars and the See entertaining student-designed engineer- suddenly crumble. Learn about the science The Keystone Program planets? Astronomy faculty and students ing projects. ENGR of sand. CMNS, PHYS 1201/1215 J.M. Patterson Building will be on hand to answer all your questions. Learn about this program for first-year under- ASTR, CMNS Engineers Without Borders 10 a.m.–3 p.m. graduate engineering students, including Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Obstacle Course how they design hovercrafts. Tours of the Bicycle Valet Learn about the organization’s work in Mitchell Fields Keystone Lab are hourly; last tour starts at Regents Drive Garage disadvantaged communities to improve Cisco Systems sponsors an inflatable obstacle 2 p.m. ENGR Ride your bicycle to campus and take advan- quality of life through community-driven course and giant slide. OIT tage of the free bicycle valet and tune up environmentally and economically sustainable Noon–1:30 p.m. stations brought to you by the Department engineering projects. ENGR 10:30–11:30 a.m. Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream of Transportation Services, bikeUMD and the Physical, Math and Computer Science Front, John S. Toll Physics Building Campus Bike Shop. DOTS Programs You’ve had 31 flavors, but we bet you haven’t Fingerprinting the Universe Front, Glenn L. Martin Building 0226 H.J. Patterson Building had ice cream like this. The Materials Bone Collector and Forensic Science Meet current students and advisors from Research Science and Engineering Center’s Each person has a unique fingerprint. Each 1168 Plant Sciences Building chemical element that is in our bodies and astronomy, atmospheric and oceanic science, homemade specialty tastes great and is safe Touch skeletons and explore forensics. Can computer science, geology, mathematics, for children of all ages. Supplies are limited. the universe also has a unique fingerprint you piece together the facts from all that that is encoded in light. Learn how astrono- physics and physical sciences. CMNS CMNS, PHYS remains? CMNS mers study the skies using different wave- lengths of light and how they decode the CMNS Science Hunt light to unravel the mysteries of the universe. Front, Glenn L. Martin Building ASTR, CMNS Learn about the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences. 10 a.m.–noon Fire Show Complete the sciences hunt quizzes and Kids Can Code Too! Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building win a prize. CMNS 1122 Computer Science Instructional Center What’s a fire tornado? Can you burn money In this exploration of computer science for children of all ages, your child can and still spend it? What’s up with that candle? crack the code to save the day, learn how cooking relates to computer science Come learn the answers and see our flashy flames, as demonstrated by our students and and see how to program code to turn imagination into reality. CMNS faculty. ENFP, ENGR

10:45–11:45 a.m. Canine Demonstration 11:45 a.m.–12:15 p.m. 1101 Psychology Building Germs 101: Wash and Learn Meet the newest members of the UMD Police Department: four Labrador 0123 Plant Sciences Building retrievers named Bracken, Jimbo, Chief and Pink. Learn more about how Hand soap and sanitizers—do they these highly trained canines work to keep the university and community safe. really get rid of germs? Test your Demonstrations are 25 minutes long and start at the top of each hour hand-washing skills at a food beginning at 10 a.m. UMDPS safety station. Space is limited. Register at the Plant Sciences Building. AGNR hkhk

11:30–11:45 a.m. Microelectromechanical Systems Solar Observing 12:30–12:45 p.m. Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Front, Mathematics Building 1:30–1:45 p.m. See a micromotor the size of a nickel, tiny Take a safe look at the big yellow (or red, NOAA Hurricane Hunters optical switches for routing Internet traffic, depending on the filter) ball in our sky Front lawn, Glenn L. Martin Building biological sensors for trapping DNA and through telescopes with observatory staff. Learn how flying aircraft within and around hurricanes improves forecasts custom silicon lenses for focusing X–rays. ASTR, CMNS ENEE, ENGR and warnings from Capt. Barry Choy of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Stabilizing an Inverted Pendulum Administration, who flew into Hurricane Katrina. CMNS, noaa Minerals and the Earth: The Stuff of Life Innovation Hall of Fame, Jeong H. Kim Engineering 2118 Geology Building Building See and touch pieces of the planet’s insides. See the undergraduate student-designed Fossil Dig Magnified Materials These minerals, rocks and gems are the raw experiment that uses a computer-controlled Outside, Geology Building 1237 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building materials of life. CMNS, GEOL system to flip a pendulum into its unstable Dig in the Department of Geology sand pit Tour the Nanoscale Imaging, Spectroscopy, position and stabilize it there. ENEE, ENGR and uncover millions of years of history. Find and Properties Laboratory. Get up close and Nanopaper Energy and Electronics fossils up to 400 million years old and, of personal with common objects magnified Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Technology Tent with Dell course, shark teeth. GEOL greater than 10,000 times. Tours begin on See how paper is used in energy storage, Mitchell Fields the hour. ENGR, ENMA such as batteries and in electronics. Paper Stop by for a display of the latest technology Free Trees is low-cost, recyclable, sustainable, light- used by Dell and the Division of Information Front, Plant Sciences Building Make a Microbe weight and foldable. ENGR, ENMA Technology. OIT Take home a free native tree grown from seed Lobby, Bioscience Research Building collected by students. These are tree species Life science games and fun: Make a microbe Office of Advanced Engineering Terps Miniature Golf not available at the big box stores or most and take it home. CMNS Education Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building nurseries. AGNR Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Test your putting skills at the Engineering Maryland Cooperative Autonomous Learn about the Professional Master of Alumni Chapter mini–golf hole. Make a hole Gamera: The Human-Powered Helicopter Vehicle Systems Engineering and Graduate Certificate in in one while learning about the engineering Manufacturing Building Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Engineering programs. See demonstrations of involved in golf. ENGR Students on Team Gamera exhibit compo- Check out autonomous robots, including online and distance-learning technology used nents of their world record-setting helicopter quadrotors, tandem helos, Segway Bot, Mine in graduate programs designed for working Terrapin Technology Store and answer questions about the challenges Sweeper, the Hearing AIDE Bot and GRACE, engineers and technical professionals. ENGR Mitchell Fields faced in their quest for the Sikorsky Prize. the friendly helper bot. ENEE, ENGR Check out the latest in technology that ENAE, ENGR Poly-Fun with Slime and Colors the Terrapin Technology Store has to offer Maryland Educational Solar Array Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building students and staff. Bring any tech gadget Germs: The Five–Second Rule Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Discover chemical engineering through an question to the “Ask the Expert” booth. OIT 1171, 1168 Plant Sciences Building This solar-powered vehicle demonstrates all array of stimulating hands-on activities Is the five–second rule true? How well do aspects of solar power generation, storage including: classical slime, super-soaker The Quantum World you wash your hands? How clean is a dog’s and conversion into regulated usable power. poly-gel, baking soda painting and more. Front, John S. Toll Physics Building mouth? Learn the truth using a special micro- ENEE, ENGR You make it, you take it. ENGR Explore the quantum world though the Joint scope. CMNS Quantum Institute’s exciting demos on topics Maryland NanoCenter Powerful Passwords including atomic spectra, the Meissner effect Hurricanes, Airplanes, Cars, Trucks, Rotunda, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Mitchell Fields and how 3-D movies work. CMNS, JQI, PHYS Sailboats, and Submarines: We Do It All! See labs that make and test new materials A strong password heightens safety in your Manufacturing Building 100,000 times thinner than a sheet of paper. online transactions. A kid–friendly activity Vision Screenings Tour the Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel. Learn This is where nanomaterials are made and helps you apply the elements of length, 1172 Plant Sciences Building how the tunnel works and how it is used in where the world’s most powerful microscopes complexity, variation and variety in designing Get your vision screened, while gaining aerodynamic studies. Experience a short reveal them. ENGR a powerful password. Learn password Dos insight into how exercise affects your eyes, blast in the Wind Tunnel. Last tour begins at and Don’ts, and take away a plan for your courtesy of the Pre-Optometry Society. CMNS 3:30 p.m. ENAE, ENGR Maryland Optics Group next password change. OIT Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building W.M. Keck Foundation Laboratory Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building See various kinds of lasers in action. Learn Respiratory Health 1141 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Rotunda, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building about new ways of using lasers for optical Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Tour the lab and learn about combinatorial Home of the A. James Clark School of communication and sensing. Tours leave from Measure your respiratory resistance with the materials discovery, which rapidly increases Engineering, this building is a lab, including the Department of Electrical and Computer airflow perturbation device. Talk about the the capacity to discover new materials. Tours internal bridges, exposed systems and more. Engineering table. Check at the table for latest advances in bioengineering. BIOE, ENGR begin on the hour. ENGR, ENMA Tours leave on the hour. ENGR exact times. ENEE, ENGR Shake It Up Watch Cells and Viruses Come to Life Invasive Species? APHIS to the Rescue Maryland Water Resources Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Lobby, Mathematics Building Front, Plant Sciences Building Research Center Use Legos and other supplies to build your The biophysics program presents films in a Learn how this agency of the U.S. Department Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building own buildings, bridges or other structures, 3-D biomolecular discovery dome coupled of Agriculture can protect plant resources Explore new technology and more effi- which will then be subjected to simulated with hands-on activities to transport you to from harmful diseases and pests. You can cient methods for resolving local, state earthquakes on a shake table. See how long the exciting world of cells and microbes. BIOE, also discover career possibilities in public and national water resources problems in your design will last before crashing into PHYS, CMNS service. AGNR Maryland. ENCE, ENGR pieces. ENCE, ENGR Wave Explorations Lava Lamps and Mini–Tornados Materials Teaching Lab Demos Slinkys and Spirals and Speakers, Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building 1135 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Oh My! Did you know that some waves can travel The engineering society Alpha Omega Epsilon Tour the Materials Teaching Lab, which allows Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building indefinitely while other waves oscillate and makes lava lamps and mini–tornadoes in glass students to study various materials and their Stop by and see a myriad of demonstrations dissipate? Learn about solutions, rogue waves jars out of fluid mixtures, and explains the mechanical, electrical and magnetic proper- from gravity–defying Slinkys to magic lines on and much more with the aid of experimental simple science behind them. ENGR ties. See how a material breaks. Tours begin speakers. Meet engineering students of Theta demonstrations and computer animations. on the hour. ENGR, ENMA Tau, the professional engineering fraternity. ENGR, ENME Life Questions with Biology Answers ENGR 1164 Plant Sciences Building Materials in Modern Technology Wii Fun with Cisco Systems Crack the genetic code with a DNA bracelet. 2310 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building Smoke Ring Cannons Mitchell Fields See how fast your brain can think. Explore Tour the FabLab. See how modern electronic Front, John S. Toll Physics Building Stop by the Cisco tent filled with high-tech human evolution by examining fossil skulls. devices are made in this state-of-the-art clean Make giant smoke rings with physics fun. Play Wii games with “Sesame Street” CMNS room. Tours begin on the hour. ENGR, ENMA researchers. Two cannons make for amazing characters. Record Maryland Day memories motion when rings collide. CMNS, PHYS and view them online. Register to win cool M-Urgency Materials in Your Life prizes. OIT Front, Glenn L. Martin Building Plaza, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building So You Want to Be a Helicopter Pilot? See next-generation public safety technol- Interactive demonstrations and hands-on Outside, Manufacturing Building ogy that is location-aware and uses real-time activities feature materials used in modern View the inside of a real (but grounded) audio and video. Experience all this with a technology. ENGR, ENMA helicopter. ENAE, ENGR push of a button on a mobile device. CMNS, CMSC

Physics Demos Front, John S. Toll Physics Building Maryland’s Weather and Climate Use a bicycle to generate electricity Front lawn, Glenn L. Martin Building or shoot a pencil through a block of Build your own instruments to wood. Try these and other interac- measure winds and rainfall amounts. tive demos. CMNS, PHYS Fire Lab Demos Create a tornado in a bottle. AOSC, CMNS 3200 J.M. Patterson Building See a remarkable 4–meter-high fire tornado. Also on display will be scaled-down fires, smoke visualizations and fire sprinkler sprays. ENFP, ENGR PAINT

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Kayaking and Stand-up 4J sports & rec row Paddle Boarding DR. All-Day Events: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Outdoor Aquatic Center, Eppley Recreation Center North End TRAIL Try your hand at these sports with 4B TERRAPIN 9–10:30 a.m. 11 a.m.–3 p.m. A Herbarium Is a Museum for Plants SOFTBALL COMPLEX Emeritus Breakfast Alumni Association Giveaway Arboretum Outreach Center Maryland Adventure Program leaders TERRAPIN Maryland Club, Riggs Alumni Center Legacy Plaza, Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center Learn about the Norton–Brown Herbarium who are in the pool teaching Members of the Class of 1963 and prior Maryland Alumni Association members are and make a take-home herbarium specimens, the basics. CRS TERRAPIN and life members of the Maryland Alumni invited to stop by and receive a giveaway, and pressed and mounted following time-honored TRAIL RECREATION Association are invited to a continental enjoy popcorn, Terptivities and face painting. FMGT practice. COMCAST ARTIFICIAL 4i breakfast. Enjoy a multimedia presentation ALUM TURF FIELD Do You Have Condom Sense? CENTER of memories from your days on campus. Air Force ROTC Open House Parking Lot PP, Comcast Center Reservations required. Space is limited. 11–11:45 a.m. 2126 Cole Student Activities Building Can you score three in a row in factology? TERRAPIN Contact Heather Gleason at 301.405.1019 or Travel Seminar Air Force ROTC cadets discuss the program TRAIL GARAGE FIELD HOCKEY Come test your prevention knowledge with 9B 9C & LACROSSE [email protected]. ALUM Crist Boardroom, Riggs Alumni Center and provide tours of the AFROTC facilities. the UMD Prevention Research Center’s Sexual COMPLEX Learn about the alumni association’s many Cadets of the Arnold Air Society, a commu- Health Education and Prevention student 193) 9 a.m.–noon alumni travel options and hear from a SECU nity service organization, and the Maryland group. SPH Madieu Williams Football Clinic representative on how to save for your next Honor Guard, the service’s flag and rifle 2G

Outside, Comcast Center vacation. ALUM (ROUTE organization, highlight their accomplishments. FF 11C Grassroot Terps 2A GEARY F. EPPLEY Washington Redskin Madieu Williams ’03 ROTC SPORTS & REC Parking Lot PP, Comcast Center RECREATION CENTER ROW PP REGENTS DR. offers a football clinic for children ages 8–13. 11 a.m.–noon BLVD. SCHOOL OF NCAA athletes use sports to teach youth CENTER FOR 11B Pre-registration is required and there is a Football Autograph Session America’s Heroes: Try to Fill Their ADVENTURE PUBLIC HEALTH about HIV/AIDS. Meet varsity athletes and try YOUNG CHILDREN 300-participant limit. marylandday.umd.edu. Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium Boots! COMPLEX to win at find the ball, HIV attacks or team SPH Join members of the team for a photo and Mitchell Fields NEUTRAL CAMPUS MANUFAC- autograph session. One photo and autograph handball. SPH DR. BUOYANCY Extinguish a live fire, take a safety quiz and UNIVERSITY VALLEY DR. FARM TURING FACILITY 10 a.m.–2 p.m. per person. Gates open at 10:30 a.m. ICA win prizes and learn about all the fearless HIV Testing by STICC STADIUM DRIVE TECHNOLOGY DR. Adult Oral Cancer Screening ideas it takes for firefighters and EMS to help ENTRANCE VALLEY Parking Lot PP, Comcast Center THE DINER ANIMAL AT ELLICOTT SCIENCES Outside, Comcast Center 11 a.m.–3 p.m. keep you safe. MFRI DENTON LA PLATA One in five HIV-positive Americans doesn’t STADIUM BARNS Doctors from the University of Maryland Terp2Terp Marketplace UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND BEACH CAMBRIDGE know it. Visit the SexuallyGOLF Transmitted COURSE QUAD School of Dentistry provide comprehensive Orem Alumni Hall, Riggs Alumni Center ARBORETUM ENGINEERING Arboretum Outreach DR. RESEARCH Community Coalition to get tested and know OUTREACH 11B oral cancer exams. SPH Showcase of alumni- and student-owned Arboretum Outreach Center CENTER FACILITY your status. SPH AG DAY AVE businesses features free food, samples, The campus inventory of over 8,000 trees, STADIUM ANIMAL 10–10:45 a.m. displays and more. ALUM garden plantings and nearly 400 acres of SCIENCES Healthy Lifestyles DRIVE GARAGE FARM DR. Alumni Speaker Series undeveloped urban forest is a beautiful MULLIGAN'S GRILL Parking Lot PP, Comcast Center DR. Crist Boardroom, Riggs Alumni Center 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. reminder of Maryland’s history and a harbin- VARSITY KIM Get the latest information to optimize your CAPITAL ONE FIELD PRACTICE FIELD Q ENGINEERING Joyce Bortnick ’67, author of “That’s What ArtsFEST COMPUTER & ENGI- SCIENCE & TECH ger of Maryland’s future. This green space AT BYRD STADIUM WAY Cambridge Community Center health. Focused on adults looking to make JULL SPACE SCIENCES NEERING You Think,” inspired by her mother’s journey is a major resource for UMD’s educational, CHEM & ANNEX SPH CLARICE SMITH

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student artwork including live music, ensem- PAINT Arboretum Spotlight: Reiley Garden J. LOGAN & Parking Lot PP, Comcast Center STADIUM DR. COMPUTER 10 a.m.–3 p.m. ble performances, acting, original short films, LOUISE SCHUTZ WIND Arboretum Outreach Center GOSSETT SCIENCE Stop by for free blood pressure and glucose VALLEY FOOTBALL TUNNEL Conquer the Tower fine art galleries, interactive activities and Talk plants with staff and volunteers as you FOOTBALL G2 SCUB4 INSTR. CENTER screenings, health information and fun activi- TEAM HOUSE PRACTICE DR. Adventure Complex, Eppley Recreation Center more. ARHU, CPSA COMPLEX REGENTS explore the H. Edward Reiley Rhododendron T ties relating to good health practices. SPH RIGGS ALUMNI DRIVE CHEMISTRY Try elements of Campus Recreation Services’ and Azalea Collection and learn about the SHIPLEY CENTER GARAGE 495/95 Outdoor Recreation Center. The Tower is Noon–4 p.m. ARTS ALLEY FIELD campuswide Arboretum and Botanical Garden. ENGINEERING XX1 fun and challenging. Set your sights, grab April Pools Day Is Bottled Water Better for Your Health? REGENTS LAB Enjoy displays, activities and refreshments. Parking Lot PP, Comcast Center FIELDHOUSE DR. Outdoor Aquatic Center, Eppley Recreation Center BIOSCIENCE the ropes and conquer. Participants must FMGT North End Find fun facts about the importance of RESEARCH GLENN L. MARTIN INTERSTATE be at least 48 inches tall. Registration ends BIOLOGY PLANT fluoride for good health. Learn while playing TO Learn how to be safe in and around swim- PSYCHOLOGY SCIENCES at 3 p.m. CRS Bee Gardens for Urban Environments UNION PHYSICS ming pools. Enjoy games, demonstrations and the bottle game. SPH LANE

Arboretum Outreach Center LN. CAMPUS DRIVE GARAGE DR. prizes. CRS MATHEMATICS ENTRANCE 10 a.m.–noon Learn about solitary bees, powerhouse native STAMP HORN- LaPlata Beach Party COLE HORNBAKE BAKE CAMPUS KEHOE STUDENT NYUMBURU Early Childhood Festival pollinators numbering over 4,000 U.S. spe- STUDENT LIBRARY LaPlata Beach, Eppley Recreation Center TRACK UNION UNION AMPITHEATER PLAZA Center for Young Children Noon–1 p.m. 1B Z ACTIVITIES cies. Use materials harvested from campus DRISKELL GEOLOGY Come join us for activities and prizes on CENTER Join us for “The Three Little Pigs” and “The Men’s Basketball Autograph Session TO COLLEGE gardens to create beautiful take-home bee LaPlata Beach. Take a swing at the massive ENGINEERING 1) Three Billy Goats Gruff” presented by Kaydee Pavilion, Comcast Center FIELDS PARK Join members of the team for a photo and nesting boxes. FMGT Golfzilla or test your skills at basketball, CAMPUS DR. METRO Puppets at 10:30 a.m. Doors open at 10 a.m. STATION HEALTH MITCHELL autograph session. One photo and autograph volleyball, soccer and more. CRS FIELDS for best viewing for the puppet shows. A Bocce! UNION DR. CENTER SHRIVER (ROUTE per person; the line will be limited to the first HH1 sing-along with CYC’s own “Mr. M,” Eric Front, Cole Student Activities Building SYMONS KNIGHT 500 people. Doors open at 10 a.m. ICA Maryland Healthy Smiles H1 AVE. Maring, follows at about 11:15 a.m. CYC, EDUC ST. MARY’S H.J. PATTERSON HOLZAPFEL The Department of Public Safety serves PP Parking Lot, Comcast Center JIMENEZ BENJAMIN MITCHELL the community by partnering with Special DORCHESTER C1 Noon–1 p.m. The Maryland Healthy Smiles dental program RD. 10–11 a.m. Olympics Maryland. Join and celebrate the VISITOR Women’s Basketball Autograph Session is Maryland’s Medicaid Dental Program for 1B CENTER Undergraduate Degrees in the School of spirit of competition by playing bocce. UMDPS Pavilion, Comcast Center children, pregnant women and rare and McKELDIN BALTIMORE Public Health MALL 1304 School of Public Health Building Join members of the team for a photo and expensive case management individuals. TAWES ANNE McKELDIN THE MAIN RECKORD DAIRY Child Safety Seat Checks TAWES PLAZA ARUNDEL BIG ODK FOUNTAIN ADMIN. UMD If you want variety in courses and career autograph session. One photo and autograph We’re here to help Maryland families stay LIBRARY TOP ARMORY Front, Cole Student Activities Building POLICE GREENHOUSE healthy. SPH TERP TOWN options, enjoy promoting healthy lives and per person; the line will be limited to the first 1D CENTER The Department of Public Safety will conduct QUEEN CHP 500 people. Doors open at 10 a.m. ICA DR. communities, and are looking for excitement child safety checks and provide informa- ANNE’S ROSS- ROSSBOROUGH Elite Swimming Meet BOROUGH in school, attend this panel discussion about ART/SOCIOLOGY FRANCIS LN. tion on preventing childhood injuries. Call Natatorium, Eppley Recreation Center SOMERSET CHINCOTEAGUE LEE INN 1–2 p.m. SCOTT KEY WOODS majors in community health, family science 301.405.3555 for reservations. UMDPS MARIE C2 RITCHIE Get Fit Smoothie Blend–Off See great regional swimming at the Naval MOUNT and kinesiology. SPH SKINNER REGENTS COLISEUM Front, Cole Student Activities Building Academy Aquatic Club Spring Long-Course . TYDINGS US DR Comcast Center Tours CAMP Elite Meet. CRS 10:30–noon Join Veteran Student Life and We Are One UMUC INN & Comcast Center CONFERENCE CENTER MOWATT 365 for a smoothie blend-off. Take on the CHAPEL LN. 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