Terps Move-Out Donation Drive

Want to support your fellow Terps? Donate to the Terps Move-Out Donation Drive. Between Wednesday, May 11 and Wednesday, May 18, they will be collecting kitchen supplies, small appliances, room decor, school supplies, clothing, small furniture, non-perishable food, textbooks and more. Learn what, where, and how to donate at reslife.umd.edu/terpsdonate. 

hack4impact-UMD seeking student designers, product managers and software engineers

hack4impact-UMD is seeking UI/UX designers, product managers and software engineers to participate in their mission to build software products for local nonprofits. Interested in joining? Fill out their Fall 2022 interest form at go.umd.edu/h4i_interest_form. 

 

CARE in Conversation: Prevention through Healthy Sexuality: Defying Cultural Norms of Shame and Victim Blaming

Join CARE on Wednesday, May 4th for our final event of the semester at CARE in Conversation. Enjoy coffee and cookies, while engaging in discussion on the interconnections between sexual assault prevention and healthy sexuality. Stop by McKeldin Library, Room 2105 between 3 and 4:30pm, where we'll unpack how social norms around shame and victim blaming can contribute to a culture that enables violence, and how promoting healthy sexuality is an essential part of changing these norms and preventing violence. 

Please contact Charlotte at csheff4@umd.edu with any accessibility needs, or with any other questions. All are welcome! 

Optional RSVP at go.umd.edu/careinconversation

Diabetic Eye & Macular Disease Specialists seeking student workers

Diabetic Eye & Macular Disease Specialists LLC, a retina-focused, private, ophthalmology practice, is seeking two or three University of Maryland students who may be taking gap years or are looking to study and work and are able to commit to a consistent schedule for at minimum, a year-long commitment.  We will train these individuals to function as ophthalmology technicians and scribes. We are conveniently located in NE DC (about 5 miles from College Park) at Providence Hospital and also have an office in Arlington, Virginia (Virginia Square Metro). The successful candidate must be able to work 3-5 consistent days each week (approximately 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) and give the practice a year-long commitment. Most days will be in DC. One day could be in Arlington, VA. 

Kindly email Karen Byank, RN, Practice Mgr., at diabeticeyedc@gmail.com with your resume, availability and past experience, if any. Thank you for your interest! We are looking to hire very soon! 

www.retinamaculadocs.com