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Deadline to Submit Abstracts for Graduate Student Research Day
The UF Organization for Graduate Student Advancement and Professional Development (OGAP), the UF Graduate School and the UF Office of Research are pleased to host the Graduate Student Research Day on Tuesday, April 3rd, 2018 in the Grand Ballroom of the Reitz Union! As the second day of Graduate Student Appreciation Week festivities, this event is designed to showcase the breadth of research across the UF campus centered around a poster presentation competition and featuring keynote speakers. The theme for the GSRD…
Find out more »Spring 2018 Professional Development Series for UF Graduate Students
The UF Graduate School’s Office of Graduate Professional Development (OGPD) invites you to join in its Spring 2018 Professional Development Series for graduate students. You can find this semester’s schedule of workshops online by clicking on this link: Spring 2018 Professional Development Series Join us for our second workshop: Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Submission Presenter: Stacy Wallace, Graduate Editorial Office Date and Time: March 13, 2018, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Location: McKnight Brain Institute DeWeese Auditorium (LG101-A) To…
Find out more »Teacher Job Fair for Middle and High Schools in the Bronx
The New York City Department of Education’s Bronx Field Support Center is sponsoring a Teacher Job Fair for Middle and High Schools in the Bronx. Individuals must have, or be eligible for, NYS Certification by September 2018. This fair will be directed towards teachers of grades 7-12 who are interested in teaching in the Bronx. Please register here.
Find out more »North Carolina Teacher Virtual Career Fair
Public Schools in North Carolina are Hiring! The Virtual Career Fair is free for candidates to attend! Register at www.CareerEco.com/events/NCTeacher *Please note that Work Visa Sponsorship is not available for positions in this event.
Find out more »Duval County Public Schools Virtual Career Fair
Meet Hiring Representatives Real-time from Duval County in a Virtual Setting Featuring Teaching Positions in Northeast Florida. The Virtual Career Fair is free for candidates to attend! Register at CareerEco.com/Events/Duval
Find out more »Deadline to Submit Abstracts for the 13th Annual Conference of the Social Sciences
The Florida Society of the Social Sciences (F3S) invites paper, poster, or workshops to be presented at the 13th Annual Conference of the Social Sciences (CSS). This day-long, interdisciplinary conference, themed Advancing Public Knowledge in a Changing Social Landscape, will be held at the University of Florida on Saturday, April 14, 2018. For the past 13 years, the Florida Society of the Social Sciences (F3S) has strived to provide unique forum Florida’s students of the social and humanistic sciences scholars…
Find out more »UF Data Science Symposium
UF DSI (Data Science and Informatics), a student group sponsored by the UF Informatics Institute, is looking for people interested in speaking at its annual Spring Symposium on Saturday, March 17, 2018. Talks can be on any projects, work, or research related to data science in any fields. The symposium will host speakers from UF who will talk about their research and projects. There will also be workshops for attendees to apply their skills. Lunch will be provided. If you…
Find out more »UF Libraries: First Annual Data Symposium
There is a growing need for faculty, students, and staff to address data challenges affecting all disciplines in the form of organization, infrastructure, and resources. In continued efforts to build library and researcher partnerships, capacity and a culture of data management across campus, the University of Florida Libraries and UF Institute of Food and Agriculture Sciences (IFAS) Wildlife Ecology and Conservation are sponsoring the 1st Annual Data Symposium on Enabling Data Reproducibility and Sustainability at UF. This event seeks to…
Find out more »The Natural World of Winnie-the-Pooh: A Walk Through the Forest that Inspired the Hundred Acre Wood
Bestselling author and garden historian Kathryn Aalto explores how the real-life Ashdown Forest, a wildlife haven spanning more than 6,000 acres, moved both A.A. Milne and E.H. Shepherd to create the cherished tales that remain wildly popular today.
Find out more »Spring 2018 Professional Development Series for UF Graduate Students
The UF Graduate School’s Office of Graduate Professional Development (OGPD) invites you to join in its Spring 2018 Professional Development Series for graduate students. You can find this semester’s schedule of workshops online by clicking on this link: Spring 2018 Professional Development Series Join us for our third workshop: NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grants and Graduate Research Fellowships Virtually all scholarly projects begin with an information search. Since scholarly work builds upon previously published sources, finding these prior sources…
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