"After 40 years of growth and success, now is the time to look ahead at the next 40 years and beyond. Join us as we build the plans to support future students." - Rosemary Parker, Center for Minorities in Science and Engineering Director
The Path Forward: The Campaign for CMSE is an ambitious plan to amplify CMSE's impact, secure our future, and advance our mission towards increasing the number of underrepresented minority students in engineering studies and careers.
To meet the challenges that lie ahead, CMSE must grow its capacity to recruit, retain, advise and mentor underrepresented students. And we need you to join us.
Together, we will ensure that CMSE can support, guide, and mentor underrepresented students for generations to come.
The Path Forward: The Campaign for CMSE is a historic campaign to invest in the Center's top three priorities.
Learn more about CMSE's cuttent Pre-College Programs
Read about CMSE's 40 years of impact as featured in the spring 2021 Engineering at Maryland magazine.
The Alumni Success Stories highlights CMSE alum who continue to give back while advancing their own careers in industry, government, and academia. If you are a CMSE alumnus who would like to be included, share your story.
SUPPORT THE PATH FORWARD CAMPAIGN
For the past four decades, CMSE has invested in its students. For the first time, we are asking friends, alumni, and partners to invest in CMSE through The Path Forward Campaign.
To give scholarship support, please contact Tamika Hodnett, Assistant Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations.
The CMSE Director's Fund supports areas of greatest needs provides flexibility to fund any gaps throughout the year. Additionally, this fund enables the Center to pivot quickly as well as innovate new programs to recruit, retain, and graduate URM students. By giving to this fund, you will ensure that the Center has the agility to best meet students' needs as well as take advantage of opportunities that arise.
CMSE Director's FundSupport CMSE's Pre-College outreach and programming by giving to this targeted fund. Additional funding can help the Center provide programs for free or at a reduced cost to students and their families. Current programs include STEM Expo (spring), ESTEEM SER Quest and SeaPearch (both in summer).
CMSE Pre-College Outreach and ProgrammingThe Transfer Student Connection is the Center's newest program aimed at helping transfer students transition to UMD and providing them support through graduation. Contributions to this area will enhance resources such as the transfer student orientation, advising, and other student support to this important student population.
Transfer Student ConnectionTamika Hodnett
Assistant Director of Corporate & Foundation Relations, Clark School of Engineering
thodnett@umd.edu | (301)-405-2150
