The UF Teaching Center offers this workshop Monday through Thursday, October 8-11, from 5-7 p.m. each day.   The Math sessions are Monday  & Wednesday, and the Verbal sessions are Tuesday and Thursday.  You can register for just the math sessions, just the verbal sessions, or all four.  Go to www.teachingcenter.ufl.edu, then “study skills” then "workshops” to register and learn the workshop location.

Experience changes everything. Trying things can help clarify your goals and prepare you for what’s next. Gaining experience also makes you a marketable candidate for opportunities within your field. There are numerous options for gaining experience as a student, including: internships, job shadowing, involvement, volunteering, research or part-time work. This session will help you identify various ways to pursue meaningful experiences that will help you grow personally and professionally as an EduGator. Register here. Thursday, October 18th at 2pm  | …

Undergraduate students are invited to create a grassroots project to be implemented anywhere in the world during the summer of 2019. These projects should promote peace and address the root causes of conflict among parties. Winning proposals will be awarded $10,000 to implement the project over the summer semester. Students are encouraged to attend an info session, and refer to our website for additional information: http://www.leadershipandservice.ufl.edu/programs/projects_for_peace.

The UF Graduate School and the Career Connections Center are collaborating to bring you Graduate Education Week. During this week, there will be two graduate school fairs, educational, and informational workshops focused on graduate education. The Office of Undergraduate Research will also host their annual Fall Undergraduate Research Symposium. On October 24, the Career Connections Center will be hosting the Beyond the Swamp Graduate Fair. This day will consist of graduate and professional school programs beyond the swamp (outside of UF). On October…

Undergraduate students are invited to create a grassroots project to be implemented anywhere in the world during the summer of 2019. These projects should promote peace and address the root causes of conflict among parties. Winning proposals will be awarded $10,000 to implement the project over the summer semester. Students are encouraged to attend an info session, and refer to our website for additional information:http://www.leadershipandservice.ufl.edu/programs/projects_for_peace.