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Stay informed with the latest updates, resources, and insights to support your career and well-being. From changes to employee benefits and financial wellness tips to professional development strategies and workplace trends, our timely articles keep you in the know. Check back regularly for expert advice and important updates to help you make the most of your workplace experience.

  • Leading the Way in Workplace Excellence: UMD’s Recognitions

    The University of Maryland and University Human Resources is proud to announce that the university has been honored with several prestigious workplace excellence accolades from both Forbes and Newsweek, two of the most respected names in industry rankings.The following awards are a testament to UMD’s values of being a united and inclusive community:2026Forbes: Top Colleges 2026-In Research Universities-In the Northeast

  • UMD Libraries: A Gateway to Professional Development

    Since 2021, library use has seen a resurgence in worldwide popularity, according to OverDrive. How fortunate are we as UMD employees to have access to 6 libraries on College Park’s campus, and one at Shady Grove?!

  • EnGen, UMD’s English Language Learning Platform

    EnGen is a virtual English Language learning platform developed by a UMD alumnus. The goal of the EnGen program is to improve inclusion and cross-campus access for community members who are not native speakers by offering them the personalized language support they need. For more information and/or access, visit the AMP/EnGen site and/or email help@getengen.com.

  • Newsweek Names UMD A Best LGBTQ+ Workplace

    Newsweek has named the University of Maryland in its 2024 list of America’s Greatest Workplaces for LGBTQ+ employees.

  • Boost Your Career and Skills

    LinkedIn Learning is an online learning service provided to the UMD community to learn a wide variety of software, skills, and disciplines taught by industry experts. Employees can take a deep dive into a learning path with activities or simply watch videos.

  • Change To Retiree Prescription Drug Coverage

    The State of Maryland’s prescription drug plan coverage for all Medicare-eligible State of Maryland retirees is changing on January 1, 2025. This change applies to all current and future Medicare-eligible retirees (age 65 and older or under age 65 and approved for Medicare disability).This change does not affect current active employees who have State prescription drug coverage and who are not planning to retire in the near future.

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