Student Organizations

Student Community for Outreach, Retention and Excellence
S.C.O.R.E. is a student community committed to the recruitment, retention, and graduation of Black, Latino/a, and Native American students in the College of Computer, Mathematical and Physical Sciences. The members of this organization are from diverse backgrounds and share a commitment to creating a supportive community where students are able to network with other CMPS students, engage in internship and mentoring opportunities, participate in academic support programs and embrace the surrounding campus and local community through outreach activities.

Association of Women in Computing (AWC)
The AWC is a group of women in the Computer Science department who are interested in encouraging women to enter this area of study and to join the ranks of women in the field. In present years the number of women in the field has been declining. It is our purpose, through the establishment of a support system including mentoring, group tutoring, and study group formation, to end this decline. AWC's activities include social events, company speakers and seminars. More information can be obtained by emailing a representative at awc@cs.umd.edu.

Women in Math (WIM)
Women in Math (WIM) is the student chapter of the Association for Women in Mathematics at the University of Maryland. WIM is an organization dedicated to serving the needs of female mathematicians at UMCP and in the surrounding community. Membership is open to undergraduates, grad students, post docs, lecturers, faculty and staff who are interested in advancing the interests of women in mathematics, applied mathematics, statistics and math education. WIM hosts a pizza lunch with a featured speaker the 4th Tuesday of every month in MTH 3201. We also organize mentor groups, study groups, a knitting circle and volunteer opportunities. For more information, visit our website and Google Calendar, log onto our Facebook Group, or subscribe to our email list by sending an email to majordomo@math.umd.edu with an empty subject line and the subscribe wim in the body of the message.