The Office of Student Engagement is a student-centered office located in the Division of Student Affairs that resides in the STAMP Student Union. Our offices provide much needed support to our student populations in the form of community building, social and educational events, and connection to resources that our students may need within the university.
Graduate Student Life
We advocate and build community among GradTerps and provide effective communications and resources.
Transfer & Off-Campus Student Life (TOCSL)
At TOCSL, we connect and engage Transfer and Off-campus Students of UMD.
Veteran Student Life (VSL)
We help veterans pursue their academic and personal goals, explore different learning experiences and get involved in campus life.
Please note: The Immigrant and Undocumented Student Life (UNDOC) has transitioned to the Dean of Students Office.
Announcements
FAQs
What types of services does your office provide?
We are committed to fostering student engagement on campus by providing academic and social resources to students belonging to targeted populations. The Engagement Office is home to the following programs:
- Transfer and Off-Campus Student Life (TOCSL)
- Veteran Student Life (VSL)
- Graduate Student Life (GSL)
How can I get more information about admissions?
You can find out more about admissions at the Mitchell Building for inquiries regarding undergraduate admissions, in addition to financial aid, transfer student requirements, and other related inquiries. They are located at 7999 Regents Drive and are open Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm.
How can I get more information about housing?
On-Campus Housing: UMD's Department of Resident Life is located in 2102 Annapolis Hall on 7626 Regents Drive. If you have any questions or concerns regarding living on campus, guided dorm tours, etc., they can be reached Monday-Friday from 8:30am-4:30 pm by phone at 301-314-2100, or by email at reslife@umd.edu
Off-Campus Housing: The Department of Resident Life at UMD is located in 1111 Annapolis Hall on 7626 Regents Drive. They can be reached Monday-Friday from 8:30am-4:30 pm by phone at 301-314-3645 or by email at och@umd.edu.
How can I schedule a campus tour?
Tours can be scheduled through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, located in the Mitchell Building. Prospective students/applicants can book the Maryland Information Session and Tour to learn more about the application process, followed by a two-hour student-led tour. Find out more at https://admissions.umd.edu/visit.
I'm an incoming transfer student and want to learn more about the resources you offer for transfer/off-campus students.
One of the programs offered by TOCSL is Good Morning Commuters, which takes place the first Wednesday of every month from 9-11:30 am in the Prince George's Room at STAMP. Here, students can enjoy free breakfast while meeting and socializing with fellow transfer/commuter students.
UMD also offers HESI310, a 3-credit course for transfer students, geared towards helping students bridge the gap between their transfer institutions, apply leadership skills, and more. Students can find out more at https://www.testudo.umd.edu/ under Registration (Drop/Add)
Who can I speak to regarding VA Benefits?
The Office of the University Registrar located in the Mitchell Building assists Veteran students with inquiries including Veteran benefits, transfer credits, and more. Their office can be reached by phone at 301-314-8239 or by email at vabenefits@umd.edu.
Connect With Us
- Location: 0110 Stamp Student Union
- Phone: 301-314-7174
- Email: engagement@umd.edu
- Student Engagement Staff Directory