Don't miss the 2025 Campus Involvement Fair on Friday, Sept. 12, co-sponsored by UMB Student Affairs and the University Student Government Assocation.
Student Success, Leadership and Engagement

The Office of Student Success, Leadership, and Engagement prioritizes supporting all students and student organizations through interprofessional leadership and learning opportunities, assisting students experiencing food insecurity, connecting students to civic and community engagement experiences, and providing students with opportunities to build and sustain community.


Civic and Community Engagement
Engage with the broader community through service and civic opportunities that allow you to make an impact while gaining real-world experience.
- UMB Votes
- Volunteering & Service
Leadership Development
Develop your leadership skills through workshops, trainings, and hands-on experiences designed to prepare you for success on campus and beyond.
- The President’s Student Leadership Institute (PSLI)
- The President’s Symposium and White Paper Project

UMBengaged
Stay connected and get involved. UMBengaged lets you explore campus events, discover student organizations, and find opportunities to engage and connect.
UMBengagedStudent Organizations
Student Government and student organizations offer opportunities to lead, collaborate, and connect across campus.
- Find a Student Organization
- Start a Student Organization

Student Success Center
Your hub for thriving at UMB. We offer programs, resources, and connections that support your academic journey, personal growth, and sense of community.
- Explore the Student Success Center
- Peer Mentorship Program
- UMB Student Pantry
UMB Student Pantry
The Pantry provides free, confidential access to groceries and personal care items to support your well-being.
Learn About the Food PantryDonate to the UMB Student Pantry
The UMB Student Pantry operates from donations, gifts, and grants. Help support our efforts to ensure that UMB students have access to groceries and personal care items to support their well-being.
Campus Involvement Fair
Student Pantry
Student Leadership Reception
University Open House
Contact
Intercultural Leadership and Engagement
Report a Bias-Related Incident
Any member of the University community can make a report about an act of bias or discrimination.
Acts of bias or discrimination refer to language and/or behaviors that demonstrate bias against persons because of, but not limited to, actual or perceived: ability, color, ethnicity, gender, gender identity and expression, national origin, race, religion, and/or sexual orientation.
Examples may include defacement of posters or signs, comments or messages, jokes or humor, vandalism to personal or university property, deliberate exclusion from activities, or similar acts, if there is evidence that the target of the incident was chosen because of a characteristic such as those listed above.
Click here to report an act of bias or discrimination or call 866-594-5220.