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Due to the forecast for severe weather on May 21, the Main Commencement ceremony will move to its planned rain date of May 22, 2025. This change does not affect the school and college schedule of ceremonies for Wednesday or Thursday. We understand that this change may be

Congratulations to #EdTerp Katie Baron ’25, one of three graduating seniors featured in a Maryland Today article about the Fostering Terp Success program, which helps students who lack traditional family support. Read ➡️go.umd.edu/1zlh

#EdTerps Nihat Polat and Raymond Smith traveled to Taiwan in May as part of a delegation sponsored by Fulbright Taiwan. They met with the ministry of education and Fulbright Taiwan officials and visited universities and schools, and Polat gave a keynote address.

🎓 It’s commencement day, and excitement is building as we prepare to celebrate our incredible #EdTerps! Undergraduate Ceremony: 9 a.m. Graduate Ceremony: 12 p.m. #EdTerpGrad #UMDGrad

Whether you’re near or far, you can be part of the commencement celebration by watching the ceremony live. The undergraduate commencement ceremony is happening now. Tune in to the livestream: go.umd.edu/1zlq #UMDGrad #EdTerpGrad

.Kermit the Frog is HERE at UMD! 🎉💚 We simply can't wait for his Commencement speech tonight. See you there, graduating Terps! #UMDGrad #Kermencement

Today we celebrate the hard work, passion and perseverance of our #EdTerp graduates. #UMDGrad #EdTerpGrad

We’re still celebrating our graduates. The graduate commencement ceremony starts now. Watch livestream: go.umd.edu/1zlr #UMDGrad #EdTerpGrad

Through every late night, every challenge and every breakthrough—you’ve earned this moment. #UMDGrad #EdTerpGrad

Finally isn’t just about the end—it’s also about everything it took to get here. We celebrate it all! #UMDGrad #EdTerpGrad

The road to a Ph.D. is long, demanding, and anything but easy—yet here they are. Continue on your path, walking proudly with the title you earned, Doctor! #UMDGrad #EdTerpGrad

College of Education faculty are involved in three of these projects, highlighting our continued efforts to reimagine learning and education through responsible and innovative applications of #AI. #EdTerpsforGood

ICYMI: Asst. Prof. Veronica Kang joined fellow members of the Maryland Equity Coalition for People with Disabilities in May as Gov. Wes Moore signed HB1473 to help ensure that Marylanders with disabilities and/or limited English proficiency have equal access to public services.

In her article in The Conversation U.S., Associate Dean Kelly S. Mix discusses the steps of the federal grant funding process and explains how agencies ensure high standards of scholarship, ethics and financial integrity in each stage. go.umd.edu/1zs6

📽️:#EdTerp & 2025 PA Teacher of the Year Leon Smith ’01 on the TODAY. He shares how seeing a Black male student teacher in the 10th grade inspired him to become a teacher. 24 years later, he's doing the same for his students: go.umd.edu/1zt2 #EdTerpsforGood

Midway through their internships, Madison Wessling ’25 & Emma Roldan ’25 learned that their mentor teachers had been diagnosed with cancer and would not return for the school year. Both stepped up to become lead teachers for their classes: go.umd.edu/1zv1 #EdTerpsforGood

Newly launched: The Center for Educational Data Science and Innovation, a research hub that will explore how data science & #AI can help solve issues like declining literacy rates & chronic absenteeism, to create more equitable classrooms: go.umd.edu/1zuo #EdTerpsforGood

This year’s Alumni of Color Celebration raised $24K to support students advancing racial equity through service, activism or research. We were proud to honor #EdTerps Ava Griffin ’26 and Paola Rojas ’27 with the Elaine Johnson Coates ’59 Scholarship: brnw.ch/21wTkf7

Hosted by our EdTerps Learning Academy, the One Thing Conference will bring together educators, school leaders and education professionals to explore One Thing-a single, impactful strategy or practice that can be implemented immediately. Register: go.umd.edu/1zs0

In the same report, the College of Education earned a spot among the top 50 globally, coming in at No. 38 in education and educational research. Read more ⬇️