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Graduating Student Speaker Applications Deadline
Do you have a message that you would like to share with fellow graduates? The COE Recognition Ceremony will include an address by a graduating student. The speaker will be chosen by a committee of COE students, faculty and staff based on submitted applications. Spring 2019 COE graduates receiving a bachelor’s, master’s, or specialist degree are eligible to apply. Student Speaker Applications are due by 5:00pm on Monday, March 25th: https://education.ufl.edu/graduation/student-speaker-application/
Find out more »ACCENT Presents: Kevin O’Leary
On behalf of the ACCENT Speaker’s Bureau at UF, we are pleased to invite you to the upcoming event, ACCENT Presents: Kevin O'Leary. The keynote presentation is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. on Monday, March 25 at the Curtis M. Phillips Center. Please plan on arriving no later than 7:45 p.m. to check-in at the media table and be seated by our staff. All media attendees must RSVP with the following link by Friday, March 22 at 5 p.m.: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8tcqnTwUVBO1bwckRCRi3nzukgTRCFUvorn-jE8SGdZ0A0g/viewform As per our policy,…
Find out more »EDG 4910 Fall Course Openings –Apply Now!
EDG 4910: Education Undergraduate Research (in School Mental Health) Dr. Joni Splett’s research focuses on the prevention and intervention of emotional and behavioral concerns for youth in schools. She is currently working on projects related to universal mental health screening, child and adolescent mental health service utilization trends in school and community settings, expanding multi-tiered systems of support to be inclusive of mental health promotion, prevention and intervention (Interconnected Systems Framework), and continued development and testing of a cognitive-behavioral, self-regulatory…
Find out more »Education Policy Brown Bag Seminar
Education Policy Brown Bag Seminar with Dr. Huggins-Manley, James Rigney, Dr. Peyton, and Dr. Pua - Thursday, March 28, from 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm, Norman Hall 2-100 The Education Policy Research Center is starting a monthly brown bag lunch on every 4th Thursday from 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm. Monthly brown bags will be open to all faculty and students within the College of Education. Each seminar will include two presentations – 40 minutes full research presentation (i.e. conference presentations…
Find out more »Pakistan Ke Sitaray: A Night Among the Stars
Every year, the Pakistani Students' Association put on a cultural show to exhibit the beautifully rich and diverse Pakistani culture. With dances, skits, a fashion show, singing performances, and more, the organization members spend countless hours to create an incredible show. This year, the show's theme is "Pakistan Ke Sitaray: A Night Among the Stars". Join us and watch a Pakistani superstar's journey through the film industry. The show will take place this Saturday, March 30th at the Phillips Center. Doors…
Find out more »Grassy Waters Preserve: Environmental Education Internship Application Deadline
Additional Information about Environmental Education Internship: Must be a college student at the start of the internship to qualify (unfortunately, no recent graduates since this is not covered by the grant) Dates are June 10th- Aug. 1st (4 days a week, 8 hours a day, however, dates can be flexible if you have another part time job or summer classes) $2000 stipend Main job responsibility is to teach students during field trips to Grassy Waters Preserve, which include canoeing, dipnetting,…
Find out more »Graduate Student Appreciation Week Kick-Off Station
Graduate Student Appreciation week is starting off at at the College of Education! All graduate students come get a FREE t-shirt! Part of appreciation week includes: free yoga class, Graduate Student Research Day, free headshots, GatorWell events, Nerd Night, and a gala ball at the Cade Museum! For more information please visit: http://graduateschool.ufl.edu/about-us/events/gsaw-2019/
Find out more »“Think Big Diversity” Bouchet Symposium with Dr. Renetta Tull
The University of Florida’s Edward A. Bouchet Graduate Honor Society invites you to join faculty, postdoctoral associates, graduate students, undergraduate students, and staff for its second annual spring symposium: "Think big Diversity", Spring 2019 Edward A. Bouchet Symposium. Featuring Dr. Renetta Tull, Global Advocate for STEM Diversity and Inclusion. Click this link to register online: Bouchet Symposium Registration. SYMPOSIUM AGENDA 10 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. Welcome: Dr. Micah Johnson Bouchet Scholar and HIH NIDA Postdoctoral Fellow, UF Department of Epidemiology 10:15 a.m. to 11…
Find out more »Graduate Student Research Day
Graduate Student Research Day (GSRD) is an event that is open to graduate students from every college on campus that provides them with the opportunity to present their research and network with graduate students and faculty from outside their discipline. Each year, a speaker is invited to give a talk on a theme selected by the members of OGAP that we believe is relevant to the personal and professional development of graduate students. This year’s keynote speaker is theme is…
Find out more »Teacher Tricks: Student Engagement Skills Lab
This interactive skills lab will teach inspiring educators techniques on how to actively engage with K-12 student learners. The skills lab is hosted by Lee County School District, and all UF students and alumni of all majors and degree programs are welcome to attend. Space is limited—register today through Gator CareerLink.
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