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Electrical Engineering

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Fire Protection Engineering

English writing courses and general writing assistance

Keystone Courses- ENES 100, 102, 220, and 221

Mathematics

Mechanical Engineering

Physics

Attention Students:

Please include your name and UID number in all email and phone communications.

Office Location:

1131S Glenn L. Martin Hall
College Park, MD 20742

Phone Number:
(301) 405-9973

FAX:
(301) 314-9867

Office Hours:

Monday-Friday
8:30am-4:30pm

General Questions:

Current Students or Degree Navigator Concerns: engrhelp@umd.edu

Prospective Transfer Students: transfer_engr@umd.edu

 

All tutoring services mentioned below are free.

Biochemistry

Chemistry

Electrical Engineering

  • Eta Kappa Nu: The Electrical Engineering Honor Society- For more information, contact staff in the ECE Undergraduate Office (301-405-3685, 2429 A.V. Williams Building) or in the ECE Undergraduate Lounge (Engineering Classroom Building, room 1369).

EMT (Effective Matched Tutoring) Teams

Early intervention is key to success course completion for students who struggle in courses. Access to resources in these instances can be the difference between a passing grade and unsuccessful course attempts. Through Effective Matched Tutoring (EMT) students will have access to the following tutors in mathematics (MATH140, MATH141, MATH241), chemistry (CHEM135), physics (PHYS161), ENES102:

Fire Protection Engineering

  • Salamander: The Fire Protection Engineering Honor Society-For more information, contact Ms. Nicole Hollywood (301-405-3994, 3106 JM Patterson Building).

English writing courses and general writing assistance

  • Department of English Writing Center: The Writing Center is located in 1205 Tawes Hall. Please visit their website to see their most current walk-in hours, or to use their online form to schedule an appointment.

Keystone Courses- ENES 100, 102, 220, and 221

  • The Keystone Center: The Keystone Center is located in 2108 J. M. Patterson. Hours vary by semester, so please visit their website for the most current information.
  • Office of Multi-Ethnic Student Education: OMSE is located in 1101 Hornbake Library. Hours vary by semester, so please visit their website for the most current information.

Mathematics

Mechanical Engineering

  • Pi Tau Sigma: The Mechanical Engineering Honor Society- For more information, contact staff in the ME Undergraduate Office (301) 405-2410, 2181 Glenn L. Martin Hall.

Physics

 

Graduation Letter Request to Employer

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FORM USED ON THIS LINK Graduation Letter Request to Employer.


This request is for Employers that have requested the college to verify that a student has completed their
engineering degree and University requirements. (NOT for the FE Exam)

 

Name:
UID:
Engr. Major:
Anticipated Graduation Date:
Phone Number:
E-Mail:
Employer Name:
Employer Address:
   
I understand that this graduation letter can only be processed upon successful completion of all remaining courses and meeting all University requirements.
 
The Graduation Letter Request form is for Undergraduate Students Only.  If you are a Graduate Student, please contact your department.
 

 

Form Confirmation - General

 

 

THANKS!

Your form has successfully been submitted.

 

 

 

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Form Confirmation ENES

 

THANK YOU!

Your request for a ENES seat has successfully been submitted!!

Please keep a copy of this receipt for your records as comfirmation of your request.

You will receive an email response to your request from the Assistant of the Keystone Program at the end of business hours on December 22nd, for a WINTER 2012 class, or by January 21st for a SPRING 2012 class.

 

 

Form Confirmation - Admission Appeal

 

THANK YOU!

Your form has successfully been submitted.

 

Appeals are reviewed at the end of each fall/spring term and you will receive a
response after the deadline.

Remember to e-mail all required documentation to the Admission Appeals Committee
at four@umd.edu.


 

 

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Form Confirmation - Benchmark Appeal

 

THANK YOU!

Your appeal has successfully been submitted.

 

You will receive a response after it has been reviewed.

Remember to e-mail all required documentation to the
Appeals Committee at: four@umd.edu.


Students must submit a typed description of the extenuating circumstances that lead to this requirement, as well as justification and a plan for the future. Depending on circumstances, additional supporting documentation may be required for all requests. This includes medical, faculty or institutional support. Please be aware the report must be on office letterhead and include reasonable explanations and/or justifications validating your statement. All documentation will be kept confidential.

 

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Appeal for Benchmark Failure

If you choose to file an appeal, this form must be submitted within 5 business days
from the date you received the notification email.

Last Name:
   First Name:
UID Number:
Phone Number:
(please include area code)
UM E-mail:
Major:
Primary/Dept Advisor:
    Phone:


The date I was notified of the decision:   


Indicate the BENCHMARK you did not meet:  

Students must submit a typed description of the extenuating circumstances that lead to this appeal, as well as justification and a plan for the future (use the box below)

I will be submitting additional supporting documentation such as medical letters, transcripts, etc.
to: Appeals Committee.

Office Use Only:

Appeal approved:_______                       Appeal denied: ________

Signature:________________________ Date:__________

Notes: ______________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________


 

 

Admission Appeal Form


This form is to be used by internal transfer applicants who were denied admission into the
A. James Clark School of Engineering and wish to appeal the admission decision.

This form must be submitted within 5 business days from the date you were notified of
your admission status.
Last Name:
  First Name:
UID Number:
UMD E-mail:
Telephone Number:
(please include area code)

Provide a detailed statement explaining why you failed to meet admission criteria, listing any extenuating circumstances
and how they were not the result of poor judgment. Supporting paper documentation such as medical letters,
transcripts, etc. must be submitted to the Associate Dean at four@umd.edu.

Provide a semester by semester plan listing all remaining courses required to graduate in your desired major:

PLEASE NOTE

  • Students denied admission may appeal only once to the A. J. Clark School of Engineering.
  • Your appeal will be reviewed based on your current academic standing (including GPA and grades.)
  • The decision from this appeal is final.
  • Incomplete appeal applications will be automatically denied.

Office Use Only:

Appeal Approved:______                Appeal denied:______             Degree Navigator Notes______

Signature:________________________________          Date:___________

Notes:_____________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________

  

Resources for Parents

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Academic Policies

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Degree Planning Tools

ENES/Keystone

FAQ

Four Year Plan

Graduation

Majors

Parents

Transfer Admission

 

Your student could be struggling with any manner of new experiences: assignments, coursework, study habits, a new living situation, etc. Below is a listing of just a FEW campus resources and more information about the manner in which those offices and services work with students. For more in depth concerns, we highly recommend the Office of Parent and Family Affairs and their website, which is incredibly informative.

Counseling Center

The University of Maryland Counseling Center provides comprehensive psychological and counseling services to meet the mental health and developmental needs of students and others in the campus community. To help foster academic, personal, and career development in students, a wide range of counseling, consultation, and educational services are offered. The service supports the academic goals of the University through consultation with faculty, staff and campus organizations.

Contact Information:

Things to know:

  1. In one calendar year, a student can receive up to 12 free sessions with the Counseling Center.
  2. Students who attend sessions with counselors or psychiatrists outside of the University of Maryland Counseling Center can still utilize the services offered by the Counseling Center, depending on the situation.

Disability Support Service

The mission of the Disability Support Service is to coordinate services that ensure individuals with disabilities equal access to University of Maryland College Park programs. Any questions, concerns or comments about accommodations for your students can be directed to this office.

Contact Information:

  • DSS Main Office:  (301) 314-7682,    Fax: (301) 405-0813
  • DSS Exam Office: (301) 314-7217,   Fax: (301) 314-9478

Things to know:

  1. Students attending Orientation who require extra exam time may notify DSS to take the math placement exam with the extended time needed while they are here for their session.
  2. Students who register with DSS typically have to renew their documentation yearly, if not more frequently.
  3. Students MUST disseminate documentation to their professors in order to have the option for accommodation.

Learning Assistance Service

The Learning Assistance Service is the academic support unit of the UMCP Counseling Center. The LAS exists to help students achieve their academic goals by providing a range of services. All LAS services are free to UMCP students. Students may meet individually with one of our counselors who will help the student explore your academic strengths and needs and help them develop a plan to meet their goals.

Contact Information:

Things to know:

  1. The LAS office offers both student workshops at various times during the semester that are one day only as well as a variety of 8-week long courses.
  2. The LAS office staff is incredibly helpful and willing to work with students to discover their best path to academic success.

Office of Student Conduct

One of the primary functions of the Office of Student Conduct is to resolve disciplinary complaints filed against students at the University of Maryland. The student disciplinary process is intended to maintain the behavioral standards set forth by the campus community, and to provide all students with a fair process for resolving such complaints.

Contact Information:

Things to know:

  1. Students who are charged with academic dishonesty have rights and should review the website above for more information.
  2. An example of a violation of the Student Code of Conduct that relates to academic advising is if a student is found cheating in a class, they can receive an ‘XF’ on their transcript that denotes Failure Due to Academic Dishonesty. Other repercussions can depend upon the students’ situation.

Re-Enrollment/Reinstatement

The Office of Admissions serves students who have had to leave the university and wish to apply to return. A student will apply for either re-enrollment or reinstatement. Re-enrollment is when the student left in good academic standing (with a 2.0 GPA or higher) and reinstatement generally is when the student left or was dismissed due to poor academic performance OR they withdrew from their first semester. Other reinstatement situations may arise and questions should be directed to either Undergraduate Advising and Academic Support or the Office of Re-Enrollment.

Contact Information:

Things to know:

  1. Engineering students who are applying for Reinstatement have to apply to a Faculty Review Board and then MUST meet with an advisor from Undergraduate Advising and Academic Support. Reinstatement to the university does not necessarily guarantee reinstatement to the Clark School of Engineering.
  2. A student may be required to complete various activities or provide information to the Clark School of Engineering to support their Reinstatement. Questions can be directed to Undergraduate Advising and Academic Support.

Student Financial Aid Office

The Financial Aid office functions to provide assistance to students as they apply for or maintain financial aid for their college career.

Contact Information:

  • Phone Numbers: Main Office (301) 314-9000
  • Hearing Impaired: (301) 314-7017  TTY
  • Fax: (301) 314-9587

Things to know:

  1. The Financial Aid website has information about the FAFSA deadline, a listing of the yearly Award Guide and suggestions for how to achieve awards
  2. Engineering students have other options for financial aid and can learn more by researching Engineering Scholarships.

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Important Information for Parents: Senior Year

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SENIOR YEAR (Defined as 90 or more credits)

Senior year is a busy and exciting time for engineering students.  Your student will be completing final coursework (including any capstone courses for their major), applying for graduation, sprucing up their resume, and practicing their interview skills.  They will either be immersed in their job search or investigating graduate school options.  Students should be aware that there are many important deadlines they must meet during their senior year.  Any questions regarding deadlines for graduation should be directed to Undergraduate Advising & Academic Support.

ACADEMIC ADVISING
This section, for each standard academic year for a student, will include information relating to their academic achievement including resources, programs and systems with which they should become more familiar. Information about majors, grades and academic advisement is included.

POLICIES/PROCEDURES
Within the policies and procedures section is more information about requirements students must meet and procedures which will enhance their academic achievement.

REGISTRATION
Students in the Clark School of Engineering must meet with an academic advisor (either from UA&AS or their departmental advisor) before they may register for courses. This section includes information related to course registration including relevant policies and descriptions of blocks that could prevent your student’s ability to register.

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT
The Clark School of Engineering and the University of Maryland offer many, many opportunities for student to get involved with and in the campus community. Students can be involved with multiple types of groups at different times but do not have to become involved if they do not wish to be. We recommend that first-year students be careful with the amount of additional activities they take on as they learn more about being a college student. Other than that precaution, the options are limitless!

 

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