Skip to main content
Home About Us News & Stories

Monday Roundup: Last Chance for Maryland in Manhattan Tickets

Monday Roundup: Last Chance for Maryland in Manhattan Tickets

Welcome to the Monday Roundup, a roundup of the best your Alumni Association and other UMD communities have to offer. From the latest events to fun facts, here are essentials in five categories for you to check out this week.

1. What's Happening
Maryland in Manhattan

- Maryland in Manhattan — May 25 | 6-10 p.m. EDT

Last chance to purchase your tickets to Maryland in Manhattan! Join us for a memorable evening with alums and friends featuring food, an open bar, live music and UMD celebrity appearances. During this event, we will also honor four amazing Terps with the Terrapin Connector Award.

PURCHASE TICKETS

 
 

2. Quotables

Alumnae Igniting Change Panel

- Empowering Alumnae Igniting Change

"On March 14, 2022, in celebration of Women’s History Month, members of the UMD community had the opportunity to hear from three driven alumnae working to make an impact in the nonprofit world. Partnering with the Do Good Institute, a campus group working to educate students on having a social impact, the Student Alumni Leadership Council (SALC) moderated the Women Igniting Change Panel, creating a platform for these women to share their experiences, lessons and takeaways from their work." Brian Spates '22, Alumni Blog. 

READ MORE

 

3. A Little Fun

With her graduation this week, Kelly Kolanowski, shown with her dad, Paul '94, will become the fifth generation of Terp alums from her family.  Photo by Stephanie S. Cordle

- Terp After Terp (After Terp After Terp After Terp)

"Terp families are as common as Maryland flag-themed gear or tins of Old Bay around here. Some students have grandparents who flirted over ice cream at the University of Maryland Dairy, while a few parents visit their freshmen in the same North Campus residence hall they once lived in."

READ MORE ON MARYLAND TODAY

 
 

4. In Your Terp Community

Edward Maclary, a professor of music and director of choral activities at the University of Maryland's School of Music. (Photo by David Andrews)

- Edward Maclary to Retire After Two Decades of Shaping Choral Activities at UMD

"Edward Maclary considered his career as a professor and a conductor to be a mix of two things: great teachers and dumb luck. As a kid, when he tried to get out of his high school marching band, he found himself attracted to choir, which his mentors and teachers only ever encouraged."

READ MORE ON THE DIAMONDBACK

 
 

5. Friendly Reminders

Members of the Student Alumni Leadership Council in front of the Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center
- Student Alumni Leadership Council
 

Want to stay up-to-date on what's happening on campus and in student life? Don't forget to follow our Student Alumni Leadership Council (SALC) on Instagram at @umdsalc to see what students are up to.

That's it for this week, Terps. Make sure to check back with us every Monday, and update your information in the alumni directory to always receive the latest from your Alumni Association. Have a lovely week!

###

 

The Alumni Blog connects you with the latest at UMD. Check out articles on advancing your personal and professional goals, elevating your UMD pride, and celebrating Terp traditions, legacies and accomplishments. For even more content, follow the Alumni Association on FacebookInstagramTwitterLinkedIn and YouTube. Become a UMD Champion to receive monthly shareable pride points, news and more straight to your inbox.