Monday, Nov. 18
UF Reitz Union, Rion Ballroom
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
In this capstone poster fair, students from across the UF Intersections on Ethics in the Public Sphere fall 2019 course cluster will present posters reflecting their group research and analysis of the ethical dimensions of contemporary public issues. Courses represented include: Feminist Philosophy (PHM3123), Philosophy of Education [...]
HEAL’s Health Panel is on Nov. 14. Attendees have the opportunity to ask questions to a panel of speakers from various health professions from fields including: MEDICINE, PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, DENTISTRY, PHARMACY, NURSING, PUBLIC HEALTH, and OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY.
This event provides to our attendees a customized experience featuring facilitated discussions on topics such as the responsibilities and [...]
Join the UF Diabetes Institute in recognizing World Diabetes Day on Thursday, Nov. 14, on the University of Florida campus. Events include glucose screenings, a poster session, a discussion panel, and a seminar. All World Diabetes Day events are free and open to the public. Visit diabetes.ufl.edu [...]
with Shannon Lee Dawdy (University of Chicago)
Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2019
4pm – Smathers Library 100
The debris pile from 134,000 New Orleans buildings damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Katrina is visible from space. Although there was some effort to recycle materials through a little-known global market in demolition debris, most of the rubble amassed in place. In [...]
Are you a sophomore or junior who is interested in pursuing a PhD? Are you also a low-income/first-generation college student or underrepresented minority who would like assistance with applying to graduate school? Do you want to get involved in undergraduate research? If the answer is yes to [...]
Would you like $10,000 to create a positive change this summer? Projects for Peace, a grant program sponsored by the Davis Foundation, will be holding information sessions to guide undergraduate students through the process of designing a summer project proposal! Information sessions will be held November 6 at 7 p.m. in the Reitz Union, room [...]
The U.S. Department of State has selected senior American diplomat Steve Hubler as the new Diplomat in Residence (DIR) for the Southeast region (covering northern FL, southern AL and southern GA). Hubler will hold advising hours and info sessions in October and November in the UF International Center’s Large Conference Room.
Wednesday, November 6 10:00 a.m.-12:00 [...]
2019 E.T. York Lecture – November 5 at 2 p.m., Harn Museum of Art
Keynote speaker Dr. Lisa Ainsworth, USDA Agricultural Research Service, discusses how agriculture can adapt to climate change.
Learn more by going to yorklecture.ifas.ufl.edu
International Career Pathways Speaker Series with Peter Tinti The UF International Center, Sahel Research Group, and Career Connections Center are pleased to host international investigative journalist Peter Tinti to speak as part of the International Career Pathways Speaker Series.
Join them for a discussion of careers in investigative journalism and to learn more about Tinti’s work [...]
The University of Florida’s Master of Science in Management (MSM) is specifically designed to help non-business majors diversify their skills. MSM students come from a wide variety of undergraduate majors and backgrounds. Join them for an information session to learn about the on-campus UF Master of Science in Management (MSM) options and the admissions process.
Information [...]