Events
BTU hosts several events to align community engagement efforts across campus and to expand collaborations with existing partners. These events include opportunities to tap into BTU, expand partnerships and collaborations, and learn best practices.
Upcoming Events
Higher Education Environmental Literacy Summit
Friday, September 27, 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
The inaugural Higher Education Environmental Literacy (HEEL) Summit will bring together college and university faculty, specializing in teacher education, and nonformal environmental education providers to foster collaboration. We'll explore strategies, share best practices, and forge partnerships to ensure future educators are equipped to inspire the next generation of environmental stewards.
Fall Career & Internship Fair
Friday, September 27, 11 a.m.–2 p.m.
Stop by the Fall Career and Internship Fair in the TU Arena to make potential engagement connections with the 200 community/employer partners who will be here to recruit TU students. Share this event with any of your external partners who may be looking to fill internships and/or employment needs, the last day for employers to register is Friday, September 13.
Engagement Meet & Greet
Tuesday, October 29, 8–11 a.m.
Calling all faculty and staff looking to connect with each other and with engagement leads across campus. Meet with representatives from the BTU-Engagement Council and network with key faculty and staff involved in community engagement, outreach, and partnership efforts to fully understand engagement on our campus and how you can be involved.
Call for proposals: BTU Roundtables
Wednesday, February 26, 8:30–11 a.m.
This event features TU faculty and staff and their partners who are leading community engagement and outreach efforts. They will present their work, outcomes, and lessons learned, and explore opportunities for attendees to further connect with them.
Interested in presenting? Submit a proposal by Friday, December 13 to be considered.
Past event
Vendor Fair
Wednesday, June 12, University Union
Explore products and services from local, small, and minority- and women-owned businesses. Participating vendors have the benefit of learning about upcoming contracting opportunities.
Certification Panel and Lunch
Are you a business looking to gain Minority Business Enterprise, Small Business Reserve, and/or Veteran Small Business certifications? Learn strategies to apply for these certifications and the benefits of seeking procurement and contracting opportunities with state agencies, like Towson University.
Meet the panelists:
- Danielle Burnett, Applied Technology Services
- Richard Coburn & Robert Eversole, Aramark Collegiate Hospitality
- Stephanie Sweet, Bethel Electric
- Beverly Williams, Sue-Ann's Office Supply
Vendor Fair
Network and engage with businesses and diversify your procurement activities, featuring vendors from IT, supplies and equipment, maintenance services, novelty goods, apparel, and more.
View all vendors (PDF)