Getting to Know the Clark School

With some 4500 students, 200 tenured and tenure-track faculty members and facilities in more than 14 buildings on the College Park campus of the University of Maryland, the A. James Clark School of Engineering can seem overwhelming at first, whether you're a student, faculty member, returning alumnus or alumna, or colleague from business or government.

But while there certainly is a large contingent of engineers here, and an incredible array of opportunities for lab and classroom work, it is not difficult to break these components down into more manageable groups, and make the school easier to access and navigate. To begin this process, try these:

• Meet Dean Herbert Rabin
  
• Clark School Administration
  The school's administration can help explain the school's activities and organization and point you toward additional resources and people who can help you find what you need.
• Clark School Student Ambassadors
  Hear what Clark School Student Ambassadors have to say about their experiences here. Some ambassadors have agreed to allow interested people to contact them via e-mail.
• Departments, Institutes and Centers
  Get a feeling for how the school is organized and learn whom to contact for further exploration.
• Corporate Partners Program
  Our Corporate Partners can obtain preferential and expedited access to faculty and students for research collaborations and to students and alumni for recruitment.
• Facts and Figures
  Get the big picture with statistics, rankings and history. Learn about our core capabilities, degrees offered, research, notable alumni and more.
• Significant Accomplishments
  Review the honors earned by our faculty, staff, students and alumni.
• Virtual Tours
  Take a look around the Clark School from the comfort of your desk! Requires the free QuickTime Player.
• Visit Us
  Ultimately there is no better way to understand what it's like to get involved with the Clark School.