Gator Times

The Gainesville City Commission is pleased to receive applications for consideration to the
following Quasi Judicial and other Advisory Boards/Committees. Applications must be received in the Office of the Clerk of the Commission by Wednesday, Nov. 18 at 6 p.m. Applications and information available:
In Person: through the Office of the Clerk of Commission, City Hall, 200 [...]

The next Global Medical Training (GMT) meeting will be on Monday, November  16 at 7:30 p.m. in Rinker 110. GMT is a national humanitarian organization that provides free medical and dental services to medically deprived communities in Central/Latin America. All premed, predent, and prehealth students interested in a medical/dental service trip are welcome. Gain hands-on [...]

NABA & ALPFA presents Ernst & Young. Ernst & Young is one of the largest professional services firm in the world.
Launching your career with Ernst & Young gives you access to global opportunities in a challenging, rewarding and inspiring environment. With all of their rich and diverse opportunities, including the potential to work in different [...]

Each summer, Recurso organizes an international service trip to take 24 students at the University of Florida to Nicaragua.
Participants work to implement a variety of projects to assist those living in extreme poverty. These include a Dental Hygiene Campaign, Clean Water Initiative, Prenatal Health Program, and Renovation Projects at local orphanages and schools. Members also [...]

The Department of Tourism, Recreation and Sport Management is pleased to offer a 3-credit hour study abroad course in Spring 2009 titled, “International Sport Management Topics in Italy” (LEI 4955).
Students will travel to Rome and Milan, Italy March 5-13, 2010 (UF Spring Break). Instruction will be provided through lectures by UF faculty and local officials [...]

Learn more about your local Gainesville and State government. With City Commissioners, the County Manager and others as panelists you will hear about a variety of things that go on behind the scenes. Ask questions about future job opportunities and involvement in the local government sector.
The panel is November 17 at 7 p.m. in  the [...]

Camp Kesem is a college student-run summer camp for kids with a parent who has (or has had) cancer. The one-week sleep away camps are for kids 6-13 to have a fun-filled week and just be kids.
The Camp is hosting an ultimate frisbee tournament to raise funds for camp this year. The tournament will take [...]

The November issue of Student Health 101 at http://readsh101.com/ufl.html has lots of great info to help you have a great month here at UF. Student Health 101 is the monthly online health and wellness magazine, with tips from reducing stress to succeeding in your classes to eating well on campus, plus, you can enter to [...]

Do you have what it takes to be an Official Ambassador for the Reitz Union and Center for Student Activities and Involvement?
Come out to the IDEAL Fall Open House in the Arredondo Room and meet current members who love helping students become involved and find out where they belong and fit in on campus.  Become [...]

Course registration for Spring 2010 is underway. It is the perfect time to visit the Career Resource Center for your career needs during their Career Planning Hours. Their staff can help you choose a major, explore career options that relate to your interests, start an internship or job search and consider graduate or professional school [...]