Location: Multiple floors of the Edward St. John Learning & Teaching Center and Hornbake Library
A longstanding annual tradition of College Park Scholars, Academic Showcase is the largest exhibition of undergraduate student learning on the University of Maryland campus. Showcase features some 500 sophomore Scholars students, representing majors from colleges across campus, presenting on their practicum experiences.
University of Maryland faculty and staff, students, mentors and parents of Scholars students, as well as members of the Scholars community, are welcome to this free event. #ScholarsShowcase
Jump to: ESJ Room Assignments • Hornbake Classrooms • Parking • Full ESJ Map (coming soon!) • First time at Showcase?
ESJ Room Assignments
Full map coming soon!
Basement
- 0320: Media, Self and Society (Media)
Ground floor
- 0215: Justice and Legal Thought (JLT)
- 0224: Science and Global Change (SGC) / Life Sciences (LS)
- East-West Corridor: Environment, Technology and Economy (ETE)
First floor
- 1202: Science, Technology and Society (STS)
- 1215: Arts
- 1224: Data Justice (DJ)
- 1309: International Studies (IS)
- Atrium Lounge: Global Public Health (GPH)
Second floor
- 2204/2208: Civic Engagement for Social Good (CESG)
- 2309: Business, Society and the Economy (BSE)
- Lounge: Discovery
The Public Leadership (PL) program will be presenting in nearby Hornbake Library. Please enter the building from the south/side closest to the Edward St. James Teaching and Learning Center (opposite side from Frederick Douglass statue) to reach the classrooms on the ground floor.
Hornbake Ground Floor Classrooms
- 0103
- 0105
- 0108
- 0109
- 0115
- 0123
Parking
For our guests coming from off campus, we suggest parking in the Regents Drive or Union Lane Garages. We encourage you to visit the UMD Department of Transportation website for more details.
Attending your first Academic Showcase?
Not sure what to ask our presenters? Here are a few suggestions to begin your conversation:
- What drew your interest to this area of research?
- What implications does your research have for future studies or any real-world application?
- What aspect of your research are you most proud of?
- What advice would you give to other students interested in pursuing research in your field?
- What advice would you give to freshmen for Academic Showcase next year?
- What is something you learned while working on your research that surprised you?