CAREER ADVICE FROM OUR ALUMNI
Graduation marks the end of great accomplishment, but also the start of a whole new beginning. So we asked our alumni what career advice they had for the Class of 2016.
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COMMENCEMENT: SPECIAL AWARDS
The U recognizes the achievements of faculty members, as well as individuals whose work warrants the honorary doctoral degree.
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JUMP TO: Foothill Drive online workshop for the implementation strategy UCard contest winner: Allen Ward Self-guided campus art tours Campus Recreation Services scholarship recipients Campus Recreation Services honors student athletes Register for Marriott Library’s paper marbling event U selfie contest Register for CTLE’s Faculty Boot Camp: Focus on Technology FOOTHILL DRIVE ONLINE WORKSHOP FOR THE […]
Read MoreA Healthier U
[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″] MUSCLE FOR HEALTH Building muscle isn’t just about aesthetics. There are a variety of benefits associated with obtaining and maintaining muscle mass. It can aid in the prevention of certain diseases like diabetes and combats natural muscular degeneration that occurs with age. You will also feel stronger and more energized throughout the […]
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BENEFITS ANNUAL OPEN ENROLLMENT[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-4″] [/bs_col][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″]Benefits Annual Open Enrollment is May 2 through June 3. Employees will see some exciting changes to their health care benefits when open enrollment kicks off this month. During the 2016 Plan Year, your copays and coinsurance amounts will be reduced when you visit or seek services from […]
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THE MOVE FROM EHS TO OEHS[bs_row class=”row”][bs_col class=”col-sm-4″] [/bs_col][bs_col class=”col-sm-8″]It doesn’t happen all that often, but departments on campus change their names. It happens for various reasons, such as responding to a transitioning industry landscape. Since our campus safety culture survey in January, we’ve spent the last three months analyzing the data collected. Now we […]
Read MoreCHANGING LIVES
U student Bryce Williams participated in Project Youth in 1999 and leads the event in 2016.
Read MoreART APPRECIATION: VISION OPTIONAL
U student Madelyn Stafford, who is visually impaired, has teamed up with UMFA to make their website, museum tours, including their audio and braille, accessible to all.
Read MoreNew UCard Contest
Out of more than 400 submissions, a university committee has narrowed the field to nine top designs. Now it is up to you to choose the next UCard design. You can see the top designs here and vote for your favorite.
Read MoreCANCER TREATMENT AND PREVENTION
A team of transdisciplinary U students created a new, portable, hand-held treatment device to help prevent cervical cancer in the developing world where doctors and equipment are scarce.
Read MoreMan’s best friend gets an update
The Ivory Prize awarded to a student whose mission to give back has lead to connecting dogs with veterans to help heal the wounds of PTSD through the nonprofit organization Labs For Liberty.
Read MoreAN INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE
Through the work of Academic Senate committees, the faculty have put forth a resolution regarding climate change. The resolutions will be debated and voted on Monday, May 2, 3 p.m. In the HSEB, room 1730.
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