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OPT/CPT/OPT-Stem Educational Sessions
The Career Connections Center and International Student Services are collaborating to present info sessions about CPT, OPT and STEM OPT! Please attend to learn about your ability to legally do an internship during your program of study and to work after graduation. We will also be discussing Career Connections Center services for international students. **These workshops will be livestreamed. You can Register Here (AM session) and Register Here (PM session).
Find out more »Spring 2020 Degree Application Deadline
Are you graduating this term? Be sure to apply for your degree before the application deadline, Friday, January 31 @ 5pm. Apply through ONE.UF > Student Self Service > My Record menu> Certificate/Degree Application.
Find out more »Disability Resource Expo
The Disability Resource Expo is a free event which provides opportunities for parents and professionals to connect and discover many of the wonderful resources available in Alachua County and surrounding areas.
Find out more »Decolonizing Representations (Past, Present & Future): Designing the Future
The George A. Smathers Library will host free workshops emphasizing the engagement of faculty, students, staff and community members in digital knowledge production. The Decolonizing Representations workshops are focused on the use of digital tools to examine and re-imagine representations of Black, Latinx, Indigenous, Asian, & LGBTQ+ groups and people with disabilities at UF.
Find out more »13th Annual Family, Youth, and Community Sciences Networking Fair
This event provides organizations from the community the opportunity to meet with and recruit UF students who are looking for potential volunteer, internships, and/or employment opportunities. We also seek to connect and engage UF students with individuals in their prospective fields and Family, Youth, and Community Sciences Alum. This event is open to all students from all majors! We hope to make this year our best one yet, and we would love for you to join us to make that possible! For any questions…
Find out more »Anne Moody & Voting Rights in the Era of Black Power | After Coming of Age in Mississippi with Leigh Ann Wheeler
Abstract Anne Moody is best known for her civil rights activism and her acclaimed memoir, Coming of Age in Mississippi (1968). Until now, no one has known what happened in Moody’s life after her memoir ends in 1964. This talk will show how Anne Moody’s thinking about civil rights evolved in response to her experiences in the South and then in the North. It will also show how Black Power brought voting rights to Moody’s hometown of Wilkinson County, Mississippi.…
Find out more »UF Public Leadership Society Professional Development Workshop
This Valentine’s fall in love with your resume at our Professional Development Workshop! Join us for free food, free stickers, free headshots and more! On February 13th from 4-6pm hear from guest speaker Bob Graham, and participate in workshops featuring resumé building, personal statements, interview prep, and more! Afterwards, network with various organizations on campus to learn about ways to show your resume some love! All majors and career interests are welcome to attend. The first 20 people to register will receive a free…
Find out more »Career Confidence Series
Career Confidence Series – Feb 17 – 27th This series was created with College of Education students in mind! Attend these events in the series to help you develop professionally, build your confidence, and start your career. Events range from a Panel of New & First-Year Teachers, Career Conversations with COE Grads Beyond the Academy, Supporting Dual Language Learners in Our Classrooms, and financial literacy. Get all the details about the career confidence series events including those that are offered…
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