Black Student Involvement
About Us
Black Student Involvement supports and creates community through our advisement of students and student organizations, who self-identify as being a part of the African Diaspora, and promotes opportunities for leadership and civic engagement. The unit advocates for the educational, social, and cultural needs of students through peer and faculty-staff mentoring.
For more information about getting involved, feel free to contact our office at mica-office@umd.edu.
Upcoming Events
Subscribe to the Unity Newsletter
is a monthly e-newsletter for and by students who self-identify as being a part of the African Diaspora at the University of Maryland, College Park. UNITY aims to inform students about events and opportunities on campus, as well as in the community at large.
Get in Touch
1120 Adele H. Stamp Student Union - Center for Campus Life
University of Maryland
College Park, 20742
301-314-8600
MICA-contact@umd.edu
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Black History Month
Join us as we celebrate Black History Month 2025 with Black Legacies & Horizons! This year’s theme honors the resilience, sacrifices, and remarkable contributions of our forebears while envisioning a promising future ahead. Together, let’s honor the strength of our past, embrace the power of our present, and inspire limitless possibilities for the generations to come.
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Black Student Organizations
We have a diverse list of student organizations, from political and cultural groups to social and special interest organizations.
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The Black Monologues
The Black Monologues are designed to give students, staff and faculty an opportunity to share their stories through the performance of spoken word poetry, monologues and poetry reading. The program will give audience members an opportunity to enjoy a night of poetry, community, food and relaxation while also stimulating important dialogue surrounding identity and the Black experience.
