There are plenty of ways to get updates about UMB Fall Kick-Off events. In addition to visiting the UMB Fall Kick-Off website, follow UMB Student Affairs on Facebook at www.facebook.com/campuslifeUM and Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/umbcampuslife.

Also, make sure you’re signed up for Campus Life Weekly, UMB Student Affairs’ weekly newsletter, for news about events on campus. Sign up here: www.umaryland.edu/campuslifeweekly/.

No. Some events during the UMB Fall Kick-Off 2022 will be held virtually, but others will be held in-person or offered in a hybrid model (in-person and virtually). For more information about a specific event, including how to register and what virtual platform will be used, click that event's link.

Yes! All UMB Fall Kick-Off events are free, but some may require online registration. Visit the UMB Fall Kick-Off website to register for an event and save yourself a spot.

Nope! All UMB Fall-Kick Off events are open to new and continuing students at the University of Maryland, Baltimore - whether you're a student on the Baltimore campus, the Shady Grove campus, or online.

If you need an accommodation, email umbstudentaffairs@umaryland.edu with the name of the event you wish to attend and the requested accommodation. We’re happy to help.

If you have additional questions, email umbstudentaffairs@umaryland.edu and someone will be in touch soon.


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