Maryland Code, Education § 11-1703

(1) Has established a hunger task force that:

(2) Has designated a staff member responsible for:

(3) Has designated a staff member responsible for informing students participating in federal work-study programs that they are eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program;

(5) Participates in an awareness day campaign activity and plans at least one campus awareness event during the National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week;

(6) Provides at least one food pantry on campus, or enables students in need to receive food through a separate, stigma-free arrangement;

(7) Develops and maintains a meal-sharing program that allows students to donate their unused meal plan credits to be distributed to students in need for use in campus dining halls or at an on-campus food pantry, if applicable;

(8) Conducts a standardized annual student survey on hunger and submits the results to the Commission; and

(9) Submits an annual report detailing its efforts to address student hunger to the Commission.

(c)(1) Each 4-year public institution of higher education may develop its own procedures for a meal-sharing program.

(2) The 4-year public institutions of higher education shall make information about the meal-sharing program publicly available, including: