You can vote for the Heisman trophy winner. Help be part of the fan vote for the Heisman and help get Tim Tebow the trophy. You are allowed one vote per day, so be sure to start voting right now. Support the Gator Nation and vote often.
Voting page: http://promo.espn.go.com/espn/contests/theheismanvote/2009/index
RUB Entertainment presents, Student Stand-Up Competition. Do you think you or your friends are funny? Then prove it at the Student Stand-Up Comedy Competition. This is a great opportunity for UF students to show their comedic talent and win awesome prizes.
Contestants will each perform their funniest jokes on stage and three special guest judges will [...]
The School of Teaching & Learning in the College of Education will hold two information sessions devoted to its master’s and doctoral programs. The sessions are on Monday, November 16 at 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. and Wednesday, November 18 at 4 p.m. -5 p.m. at J. Wayne Reitz Union, Room 287. For more information [...]
KUSA’s Seoul Sho’ is Tuesday, Nov. 10 in the J. Wayne Reitz Union Grand Ballroom. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m.
Seoul Sho’ is a Korean-American cultural showcase featuring numerous performances such as cultural and modern dancing, folktale skits and live band music with special guests Jon IllaStrayte Kim, Jon [...]
Hindu Cultural Society is hosting an Indian cultural dance festival to celebrate Diwali on November 13 at the Indian Cultural and Education Center (ICEC). They will be showcasing all types of Indian dances including Raas, Bhangra and Bollywood. The entrance fee is $3 and is open to all UF students and members of the Gainesville [...]
The UF Diabetes Center of Excellence, Healthy Gators 2010 and other campus organizations will shine blue in honor of World Diabetes Day and host Diabetes Awareness Month.
There will be events for the entire UF community throughout November including free screenings Nov. 10-13. There will also be a Century Tower Lighting Ceremony Nov. 13 in honor [...]
Get two great lectures in one place on Thursday, November 12. Come hear the “Heroic Monumentalism: The State and Its Architecture in the 1930s” then stay to for the “History and Practice of Ottoman Miniature Painting and Illumination” at 6 p.m. Both talks are sponsored by the Center for European Studies and are held in [...]
Indigenous Rights and LGBT Communities of Color: The Battle for Social Justice in the Age of Obama
Today’s college student brings not singular, but multiple identities with them to the arena of higher education. This lecture will discuss the intersections between indigenous rights, queer communities of color and mixed race populations in the 21st century. Refreshments [...]
This is the final installment of the Center for Latin American Studies Bacardi Lecture Series. “The Road to Better Health? Economic Development and Infectious Diseases in Ecuador” lecture will take place in the Keene Faculty Center of Dauer Hall at 7:30 p.m. on November 9.
Attached is a link to the center for Latin American Studies’ [...]
Come out and test your football skills at The Punt, Pass & Kick Contest. The contest will take place on Tuesday, November 3 at the Southwest Fields. Registration will take place at the event with a valid Gator 1 Card.
If you have any questions about the Punt, Pass, & Kick Contest, please contact Chris Marcum [...]