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Connect & Partner

The true measure of our success lies in the positive legacy we leave behind. Together.

In our pursuit of excellence, we rely on our partners to help us co-create a brighter future in which we all share. Join hands with us and imagine a world where we help advance humanity, support the underserved and lean into the work that makes it possible.


Imagine With Us.

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President Darryll Pines opens the QLab.
President Darryll J. Pines and partners at the grand opening of QLab.
President Darryll Pines, researchers and partners celebrate at the 2023 Invention of the Year Awards.
President Darryll J. Pines, researchers and partners celebrate at the 2023 Invention of the Year Awards.
 Maryland Governor Wes Moore meet with representatives of UMD's Center for Global Sustainability.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore meets with representatives of Maryland's Center for Global Sustainability.

Prospective Partners:

Are you a university, community partner, government institution, non-profit, think tank, alumnus, artist or donor? We need your bold ideas, distinct perspectives and creative expression. 

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We Empathize With One Goal in Mind

To advance humanity in service of the global common good, collaboration is the foundation of progress. We do this together through joint performances and exhibits, sharing expertise, conducting research, teaching and learning, and cultivating donor support.

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We need your fearlessly global mindset


Ways to Partner With Us



Making a World of Difference. Together.


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