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Networking with Nonprofits and More!
Are you wanting to get plugged into Alachua County and help better the Gainesville community outside of UF? Looking for an internship with a charity or non-profit or do you want to connect with better volunteer opportunities? Come join us on January 23rd from 11 AM to 1 PM at the Reitz Union room 2365 for our first annual Networking with Nonprofits & More! You can interact directly with organizations and seek out opportunities ranging from volunteering at a center…
Find out more »General Meeting for SFEA
Join the Student Florida Education Association (SFEA) for the first general meeting of Spring 2019.
Find out more »UF Chemistry Outreach Orientation
UF Chemistry Club Science Outreach is a volunteer program for all majors. We provide hands-on service and teaching experience to volunteers while exciting children about STEM fields. If you could send the following information to Education undergraduates to help spread the word, we would greatly appreciate it. Thank you for your help! The UF Chemistry Club Science Outreach Program is an exciting volunteering opportunity for anyone interested in sharing their love for science with children and get hands on teaching…
Find out more »ACCENT Presents: John R. Kasich
John R. Kasich, Ohio’s 69th governor, will speak January 23 at University Auditorium on the University of Florida campus at an event hosted by the ACCENT Speakers Bureau. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. and the speaking engagement will begin at 7:30 p.m. Students with a valid Gator-1 ID may pick up one ticket per Gator 1 with a maximum of two Gator-1 ID’s per student free of charge from the Student Government suite in the J. Wayne Reitz Union…
Find out more »Weekly Education Policy Brown Bag Seminar with Dr. Christopher Redding
The Education Policy Research Center is starting a weekly brown bag lunch on Thursdays from 12:00pm to 1:00pm. Weekly brown bags will be open to all faculty and students within the College of Education. Each week will include two presentations – 40 minutes full research presentation (i.e. conference presentations or job talk) and a 20 minute emerging idea discussion. This is a great opportunity for graduate students to present their research and for faculty to engage with colleagues and students outside…
Find out more »Deadline for Kappa Delta Pi Applications
Hello EduGators! Applications to join Kappa Delta Pi are now open! KDP is the University of Florida's only educational honor society. Every semester, we open up applications for new initiates. The Spring 2019 Application is DUE on January 25, 2019 at 6pm to kdpiupsilon@gmail.com. Initiation is on January 29, 2019 at 8:15pm. We invite everyone to join us as we grow together through professional development and networking opportunities. Applications (including transcript and resume) and Recommendation forms all need to be sent…
Find out more »UF Chemistry Outreach Orientation
UF Chemistry Club Science Outreach is a volunteer program for all majors. We provide hands-on service and teaching experience to volunteers while exciting children about STEM fields. If you could send the following information to Education undergraduates to help spread the word, we would greatly appreciate it. Thank you for your help! The UF Chemistry Club Science Outreach Program is an exciting volunteering opportunity for anyone interested in sharing their love for science with children and get hands on teaching…
Find out more »Minorities in Philosophy Conference at UF
This is a conference to uplift minority voices within philosophy. Minority voices in philosophy include women, persons of color, and many other underrepresented group in philosophy. In promoting minority voices, we also encourage papers on minority issues or topics, such as queer theory, philosophy of race, philosophy of oppression, etc. The call for papers is below. The due date for papers is Tuesday, January 1, 2019, and the conference will be held January 26th at UF. We will have Dr.…
Find out more »2nd Annual Special Needs Resources Expo
This free event is an opportunity for parents and professionals to connect with and discover the wonderful resources that Alachua County and the surrounding area has to offer its Special Needs Community: those with learning disabilities, ADHD, developmental delays, physical disabilities, anxiety, bullying issues, abuse, for autistic individuals, and more. There will be a diverse mix of approximately 80 exhibitors present that offer resources for children and young adults: parent support groups, medical and therapeutic services, deaf awareness, educational supports,…
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