Interested in Europe in general and the European Union in particular? Still looking for a European course that will fit your schedule? Well, look no further! The Center for European Studies
(CES) offers several European area studies and language courses in the upcoming Spring semester.
For more information, click here (pdf) to see course descriptions or contact [...]
There are currently research positions being offered with the InvestiGators, dealing with nutrition and metabolism. The InvestiGators is a research group comprised of students from various disciplines who are interested in meaningful research. The group is under the direction of Dr. Peggy Borum, PhD. The InvestiGators is made up of three teams: the [...]
January 23 Deadline: The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announces program guidelines for the 2007 competition cycle of the DHS Scholarship and Fellowship Program.
Complete information is available online at .
Culture, Health and the Arts: Sub-Saharan Africa and the U.S.
DAN 4905m section 5108; AFS 4935, section 5873 MW periods 2-3
This unique course will explore Sub-Saharan African cultures and belief systems related to health and the arts. It will provide students with opportunities for interacting directly with African students, caregivers and artists via a live web-connection. [...]
There are currently research positions being offered with the InvestiGators, dealing with nutrition and metabolism. The InvestiGators is a research group comprised of students from various disciplines who are interested in meaningful research. The group is under the direction of Dr. Peggy Borum, PhD. The InvestiGators is made up of three teams: the [...]
Study abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a city where passion is the norm, mixture of cultures one of a kind, and it is home to some of the most artistically inclined people in the world. Many scholarships are still available. Live, Learn and Tango: a Fusion of Art, Politics and Culture will be held from [...]
In recognition of Human Rights Day and the upcoming holiday season, Students Making Trade Fair is hosting a Holiday Party for Human Rights. There will be all kinds of games, food, gifts to purchase, giveaways, films, make your own card station, coffee, live music, and much more. It will be on Tuesday, December [...]
This semester, donate your textbooks. Your used textbooks will benefit libraries and educational facilities throughout Africa, helping to end the African Book Famine. In the past three years, over 200,000 books have been shipped directly to the African continent. But the need remains great. And so does your ability to help. Students can donate [...]
University of Florida students have been invited to participate in 100 Projects for Peace. This is an invitation for all undergraduates on campus to design grassroots “projects for peace.”
The top 100 submissions nationally will be granted $10,000 each and implemented during the summer of 2007. This grant program aims to motivate college students to create [...]
The deadline for applications to Spring Break programs at the Paris Research Center, January 10, is just around the corner. Do not miss the opportunity to participate in these unique courses expressly designed to provide in-depth on-site international experiences. For more information, please email us at paris-research@clas.ufl.edu or visit www.clas.ufl.edu/PRC. Apply today!
The PRC [...]