The University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) is proud to serve as a local campus partner for the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities (CUMU) Annual Conference, taking place Oct. 26-29 in Baltimore. This prestigious national gathering brings together leaders, scholars, and changemakers from across the country to explore how urban and metropolitan institutions can drive equitable transformation in their communities.
As a local campus partner, UMB is excited to offer a 25 percent discount on CUMU membership for all UMB faculty, staff, and students. This exclusive benefit provides access to a vibrant network of institutions committed to community engagement, applied research, and inclusive innovation.
About the CUMU Annual Conference
The CUMU Annual Conference is the largest and longest-running event of its kind, focused on the role of urban and metropolitan universities in addressing the most pressing challenges facing cities today. This year’s theme, “Resilient Campuses. Resilient Cities," will spotlight strategies for building stronger, more inclusive communities through partnerships, policy, and practice.
Attendees can expect:
- Dynamic keynote speakers and panel discussions
- Interactive workshops and networking sessions
- Opportunities to share and learn from innovative campus-community collaborations
Why Attend?
Whether you're a researcher, educator, administrator, or student, the CUMU conference offers a unique platform to:
- Showcase your work and learn from peers
- Build cross-sector partnerships
- Gain insights into national trends in urban higher education
Take Advantage of the Membership Discount
UMB’s partnership with CUMU means that all UMB affiliates can join CUMU at a 25 percent reduced rate. Membership includes access to exclusive publications, webinars, and professional development opportunities throughout the year.
To learn more about the conference and how to register with your UMB discount, visit CUMU’s official website or contact Brian Sturdivant, director for strategic initiatives and community partnerships, at 410-706-1678 or bsturdivant@umaryland.edu.
Let’s show the nation how UMB is leading the way in urban impact. We hope to see you in October!