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This event is open to undergraduate students from the University of Maryland.

Join us for a Thanksgiving-themed meal and gathering hosted by the School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation in partnership with the MAPP Belonging Committee. We come together to celebrate and give thanks for our vibrant school community.

The largest fundraising campaign in the university’s history aims to elevate interdisciplinary initiatives and build on momentum as a Top 20 public institution.

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Written by Katherine ShaverAs construction on the light-rail Purple Line continues between Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, University of Maryland researchers are helping to ensure that lower-income renters can continue living close enough to share in its benefits.

Help support Terps and their families in need this holiday season by stocking the shelves of the Campus Pantry! Bring donations to MAPP's admin offices by mid-day, November 19. Items in need include:

Join Professor of the Practice, Peter Noonan for an information session on the education abroad program (Summer Session 2, 2026) in Scandinavia: Sweden & Finland.

This event is open to the public.Baltimore Avenue Connected Communities: Smart Cities RoundtableAbout the Roundtable:

The Capstone is the final, signature project for the Master of Real Estate Development Program and culminates with the John B. Colvin Capstone Competition, a juried competition that takes place during the student’s final semester.

The Maryland Department of Agriculture’s Animal Waste Technology Fund (AWTF) provides grants for demonstration projects of innovative technologies for managing animal manure. These technologies are expected to improve on-farm wastemanagement, enhancewater quality, and create new revenue streams for farmers in the form of cost savings and marketable byproducts.

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In the summer of 2011, the Environmental Finance Center began working with the Town of Berlin, MD – an Eastern Shore community with a population of approximately 4,000 – to complete a stormwater financing feasibility study. Attachments