University Resources
The following resources are available to the campus community.
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Campus Safety Resources
University of Maryland Police Department (UMPD)
The University of Maryland Police Department is a professional law enforcement organization that employs over 100 individuals. These individuals provide a complete array of law enforcement and related services to the UMD community.
UMPD provides police service 24 hours a day, seven days a week. These services include: Emergency response to crimes in progress and to life threatening incidents.
Emergency Phone: 301-405-3333 or 911
Non-Emergency Phone: 301-405-3555
Mobile Phone: #3333
24-Hour Walking Safety Escort Service
The escorts are conducted by the Student Police Auxiliary foot patrol program in which Student Police Aides (SPAs) patrol the campus on foot and on bicycle.
If you would like an escort, please call the UMPD to request one at the phone: 301-405-3555 (off campus) / 53555 (on campus).
You may also use a blue light emergency PERT phone to call for an escort.
Suicide Prevention Resources
On-Campus Confidential Resources
CARE to Stop Violence
(University Health Center)
CARE supports well-being and healing as a priority. CARE keeps information private and confidential. Students can tell them as much or as little as they want to; they can even be anonymous.
CARE 24/7 Crisis Line/Phone: 301-741-3442
UMD Health Center Main Phone: 301-314-8184
Email: uhc-care@umd.edu
Counseling Center
If you are interested in speaking individually with a counselor or arranging for a safe and supportive facilitated discussion for your group, please call the Counseling Center.
Phone: 301-314-7651
After-Hours Crisis Support Line/Phone: 301-314-7651
Behavioral Health Services
(University Health Center)
There are times when students struggle and Behavioral Health Services can help if you are seeking support.
Phone: 301-314-8106
UMD Health Center Main Phone: 301-314-8184
Online Contact: https://health.umd.edu/contact-form
Faculty Staff Assistance Program (FSAP)
The goal of the FSAP is to provide professional and timely services to UMD faculty and staff.
Dr. Tonya Phillips
- Phone: 301-314-8170
- Email: tphilli6@umd.edu
Tania DeBarros
- Phone: 301-314-8099
- Email: tdebarro@umd.edu
Undergraduate & Graduate Student Legal Aid
Undergraduate Student Legal Aid Office (SLAO)
The SLAO provides legal advice and university charge assistance for UMD undergraduate students.
Phone: 301-314-7756
Email: slao@umd.edu
Graduate Student Legal Aid Office (GLAO)
The GLAO provides legal advice and university charge assistance for UMD graduate students.
Phone: 301-405-5807
Email: glao@umd.edu
University Chaplains
The University Chaplains represent faith communities and work collectively to serve the spiritual needs of all members of the University community. Contact information for Chaplains is listed on their website.
Phone: 301-314-9866
Ombuds Services
An "Ombuds" is a person who can be consulted by members of the university community who want to get information about University policies relating to their activities or who encounter problems that they cannot resolve through ordinary channels.
The University of Maryland provides Ombuds services for faculty, staff, graduate students, and undergraduate students. Each Ombuds office operates in a different setting and with different reporting responsibilities. However, all of them share a common purpose and operate on the same basic Ombuds principles.
Undergraduate Students Ombuds
Undergraduate Ombudsperson: Lisa Kiely
Phone: 301-405-0966
Email: lkiely@umd.edu
Graduate Students Ombuds
Graduate Ombudsperson: Dr. Mark A. Shayman
Phone: 301-405-3667
Email: shayman@umd.edu
Faculty Ombuds
Faculty Ombudsperson: Karen M. O'Brien, Ph.D.
Phone: 301-405-5812
Email: kmobrien@umd.edu
Staff Ombuds
Staff Ombudsperson: Mashanda Mosley
Phone: 301-405-0805
Email: umd-staff-ombuds@umd.edu
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Resources
Accessibility & Disability Service (ADS)
ADS supports all undergraduate and graduate students with disabilities across the University of Maryland and ensures equal access and inclusion in education.
Phone: 301-314-7682
Email: adsfrontdesk@umd.edu
ADA/504 Coordinator
The ADA/504 coordinator's office addresses accessibility issues and reports of disability-based discrimination on campus, guiding the university's efforts to move beyond compliance and toward seamless access.
It is housed under the Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI).
ADA/504 Coordinator: Emily Singer Lucio
Phone: 301-405-2841
Email: adacoordinator@umd.edu
Bias Incident Support Services (BISS)
BISS addresses bias incidents targeting UMD students, faculty and staff. The program responds, educates and reports to the campus community about bias, its impact, as well as protocols related to bias.
It is housed under the Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI).
Phone: 301-405-0980
Email: BiasSupport@umd.edu
Diversity Training & Education (DTE)
DTE provides campus-wide and unit-specific opportunities for diversity training, education, programming, and engagement.
It is housed under the Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI).
Email: diversitytraining@umd.edu
LGBTQ+ Equity Center
The LGBTQ+ Equity Center works to establish and maintain a safe, inclusive, and welcoming campus environment for people of all sexual orientations and gender identities or expressions, serving UMD students, staff, faculty, and alumni.
It is housed under the Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI).
Phone: 301-405-8720
Email: lgbtq@umd.edu
Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI)
ODI provides leadership and expertise for helping the university achieve its diversity, equity and inclusion goals. Guided by social justice principles, ODI cultivates a vibrant learning and working community for all members.
Phone: 301-405-2838
Email: DiverseTerps@umd.edu