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Traditional red brick iconography of the University of Maryland campus painted with the letters M.A.R.Y.L.A.N.D.
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Registration Required. Go.UMD.EDU/FutureAGNR

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Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

AGNR Information Session for Prospective Students

Saturday, Oct 26
  • 11:00 AM
About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

Complementing the options to visit and tour the University of Maryland, the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR) will be hosting college-specific Information Sessions on select visit days. Prospective students and their families will have the chance to learn about AGNR, its majors, minors, student clubs and more! Each Info Session will also provide an opportunity for visitors to interact with current students in these agricultural- and environmental science-based majors. Each session will include an opportunity to interact with representatives of the majors in AGNR.

Traditional red brick iconography of the University of Maryland campus painted with the letters M.A.R.Y.L.A.N.D.
Registration

Registration Required. Go.UMD.EDU/FutureAGNR

About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

AGNR Information Session for Prospective Students

  • Monday, October 21 - Monday, October 21
About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

Complementing the options to visit and tour the University of Maryland, the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR) will be hosting college-specific Information Sessions on select visit days. Prospective students and their families will have the chance to learn about AGNR, its majors, minors, student clubs and more! Each Info Session will also provide an opportunity for visitors to interact with current students in these agricultural- and environmental science-based majors. Each session will include an opportunity to interact with representatives of the majors in AGNR.

Traditional red brick iconography of the University of Maryland campus painted with the letters M.A.R.Y.L.A.N.D.
Registration

Registration Required. Go.UMD.EDU/FutureAGNR

About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

AGNR Information Session for Prospective Students

  • Friday, October 18 - Friday, October 18
About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

Complementing the options to visit and tour the University of Maryland, the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR) will be hosting college-specific Information Sessions on select visit days. Prospective students and their families will have the chance to learn about AGNR, its majors, minors, student clubs and more! Each Info Session will also provide an opportunity for visitors to interact with current students in these agricultural- and environmental science-based majors. Each session will include an opportunity to interact with representatives of the majors in AGNR.

Traditional red brick iconography of the University of Maryland campus painted with the letters M.A.R.Y.L.A.N.D.
Registration

Registration Required. Go.UMD.EDU/FutureAGNR

About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

AGNR Information Session for Prospective Students

  • Monday, October 14 - Monday, October 14
About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

Complementing the options to visit and tour the University of Maryland, the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR) will be hosting college-specific Information Sessions on select visit days. Prospective students and their families will have the chance to learn about AGNR, its majors, minors, student clubs and more! Each Info Session will also provide an opportunity for visitors to interact with current students in these agricultural- and environmental science-based majors. Each session will include an opportunity to interact with representatives of the majors in AGNR.

Traditional red brick iconography of the University of Maryland campus painted with the letters M.A.R.Y.L.A.N.D.
Registration

Registration Required. Go.UMD.EDU/FutureAGNR

About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

AGNR Information Session for Prospective Students

  • Monday, October 07 - Monday, October 07
About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

Complementing the options to visit and tour the University of Maryland, the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR) will be hosting college-specific Information Sessions on select visit days. Prospective students and their families will have the chance to learn about AGNR, its majors, minors, student clubs and more! Each Info Session will also provide an opportunity for visitors to interact with current students in these agricultural- and environmental science-based majors. Each session will include an opportunity to interact with representatives of the majors in AGNR.

Traditional red brick iconography of the University of Maryland campus painted with the letters M.A.R.Y.L.A.N.D.
Registration

Registration Required. Go.UMD.EDU/FutureAGNR

About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

AGNR Information Session for Prospective Students

  • Friday, September 27 - Friday, September 27
About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

Complementing the options to visit and tour the University of Maryland, the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR) will be hosting college-specific Information Sessions on select visit days. Prospective students and their families will have the chance to learn about AGNR, its majors, minors, student clubs and more! Each Info Session will also provide an opportunity for visitors to interact with current students in these agricultural- and environmental science-based majors. Each session will include an opportunity to interact with representatives of the majors in AGNR.

The iconic red dairy barn on the north side of the University of Maryland campus.
Registration

Registration Required. Go.UMD.EDU/FutureAGNR

About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

Student-led Campus Farm Tour

  • Friday, October 18 - Friday, October 18
About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

Take this opportunity to visit our 4.5 acre campus farm -- a living laboratory primarily serving Animal Sciences students. This student-led tour will also give prospective students an opportunity to interact with current Animal Sciences students to learn about the major, community and more!

The iconic red dairy barn on the north side of the University of Maryland campus.
Registration

Registration Required. Go.UMD.EDU/FutureAGNR

About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

Student-led Campus Farm Tour

  • Friday, October 04 - Friday, October 04
About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

Take this opportunity to visit our 4.5 acre campus farm -- a living laboratory primarily serving Animal Sciences students. This student-led tour will also give prospective students an opportunity to interact with current Animal Sciences students to learn about the major, community and more!

The iconic red dairy barn on the north side of the University of Maryland campus.
Registration

Registration Required. Go.UMD.EDU/FutureAGNR

About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

Student-led Campus Farm Tour

  • Friday, September 20 - Friday, September 20
About the Organizer
Contact
Kimberly Monahan
Phone: 301-405-5308

Take this opportunity to visit our 4.5 acre campus farm -- a living laboratory primarily serving Animal Sciences students. This student-led tour will also give prospective students an opportunity to interact with current Animal Sciences students to learn about the major, community and more!

Monarch butterfly on a flower.
Registration

Register for this event through the Howard County Library System website.

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Cost
Free Event
Location
9421 Frederick Rd,Ellicott City,MD,US,21042
About the Organizer

Howard County’s Bee City-USA mission is:

-to raise awareness about the importance of native bees and other pollinators and their vital role in healthy ecosystems and;
-to educate communities about how they can create and sustain healthy habitat for pollinators that are rich in a variety of native plants and free to nearly free of pesticides.

Contact
Howard County Bee City

From Fall through Frost: How to Conserve Beneficial Insects and Wildlife in Your Gardens and Green Spaces

  • Tuesday, September 17 - Tuesday, September 17
Registration

Register for this event through the Howard County Library System website.

Register Now
Cost
Free Event
Location
9421 Frederick Rd,Ellicott City,MD,US,21042
About the Organizer

Howard County’s Bee City-USA mission is:

-to raise awareness about the importance of native bees and other pollinators and their vital role in healthy ecosystems and;
-to educate communities about how they can create and sustain healthy habitat for pollinators that are rich in a variety of native plants and free to nearly free of pesticides.

Contact
Howard County Bee City

HoCo Bee City Presents Madeline Potter, University of Maryland Extension Faculty Specialist for Entomology and Integrated Pest Management, for an interactive workshop on extending life in your green spaces by conserving beneficial insects and other wildlife through the cold winter months.

Not all animals migrate to warmer areas once the temperatures drop, some animals seek shelter in leaves and plant debris like bumble bee queens and luna moth pupae. For a biodiverse spring, learn how to create and protect overwintering habitat within your own spaces, no matter how big or small your green space might be (container and potted gardens included)!

Participants are encouraged to bring a sketch/map of their green space, including different plant species/types, structures, etc. for an opportunity to think through overwintering habitat that fits their own spaces.

If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate in this workshop, please contact Madeline Potter by email: mpotter@umd.edu or phone: (301) 226-7615 by Tuesday, September 3rd, 2024. University programs, activities, and facilities are available to all without regard to race, color, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, marital status, age, national origin, political affiliation, physical or mental disability, religion, protected veteran status, genetic information, personal appearance, or any other legally protected class.

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