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The Weekly Scroll of Things to Know.

Let Campus Dining know what future events you'd like to see.

Huskies, if you haven’t already, we ask that you take a moment to share your ideas, via this brief , on what type of future events you’d like Campus Dining to host and menu items you’d like us to offer. Your input will help us create a more engaging dining experience tailored to your preferences.

Thank you in advance. We look forward to bringing your ideas to life.

 

Good luck on finals, Huskies!

Presidential Commissions now accepting new members.

The seeks nominations for individuals to serve on the . These commissions play a critical role in advising the President and provide an opportunity to engage the relevant expertise and multiple perspectives of faculty, students and staff to promote problem solving, innovation and change in pursuit of Â鶹¾«Æ·â€™s mission, vision and values. The commissions support the university’s commitment to fostering an inclusive and accessible Huskie community where individuals feel welcome and experience a profound sense of belonging. Accordingly, we seek nominations for individuals with interests, experiences, or expertise related to the commissions’ work to enrich their efforts and ensure that their recommendations reflect the diverse viewpoints of the Huskie community.

 

To nominate someone or self-nominate, please complete the , which seeks general information and a brief statement of interest by Friday, May 17, 2024. The Commission review panel will evaluate all nominations, and the nominees will receive an email notification before the fall semester starts.

 

 

Explore the individual websites of our commissions for comprehensive details and insights into their respective missions, activities, and contributions.

• Presidential Commission on Race and Ethnicity
• Presidential Commission on Well-being

UWC’S Summer Writing and Research Program

Monday through Thursday
June 17 to July 31, 2024

At HASC University Writing Center, we know that completing your thesis, dissertation or research is important to you. We also know that it can be an isolating and overwhelming process. Our 2024 Summer Writing and Research Program will help you reach your goals. Using video and chat features, we'll support your research and writing by providing

• Presentations: 45-minute brown bag session on writing, research and aspects of graduate school.
• Writing Groups: A daily writing group to start each day strong, plus smaller groups to maximize your weekly output with accountability partners at a time that works for you.
• Writing Support: Guidance and one-on-one attention from writing consultants who care about your success.
• Collaboration: Opportunities to interact with peers on similar research journeys.
• Schedule

Activities are offered on Monday through Thursday, June 17 to July 31, 2024. You can attend any or all activities.

 

Daily Schedule:

9-11 a.m. Starting Strong workgroup.

12:45-1:30 p.m. Brown bag presentation.

TBD Small writing groups.

 

Check out our program webpage for a full list of presentation topics.

Class registration is open.

 

Prepare now to get the classes you need. 

Now is the time to start preparing to register for summer and fall 2024 classes. While registration opens on April 1, your registration date may vary based upon the number of credits you have earned. Read the tips below and learn when to register and how to register for classes. 

 

1. If you have not met with your advisor, do so. They are here to help you.

• It’s important to stay on track to graduation and your advisor is here to help ensure you are heading in the right direction. 
• Remote advising is available. Options for remote advising could include virtual video conferences, phone calls, Â鶹¾«Æ· emails or IM chats. Schedule an advising appointment through by clicking Appointments and selecting the "Advising" service, or contact your academic advising office to learn more about your options. 
• Come prepared to your meeting with any concerns that you have. Your advisor can help answer your questions and point you to available resources. 

2. Log in to MyÂ鶹¾«Æ· and Navigate Student.

• In , you can check your enrollment date—the date and time you are able to register for classes. 
• In Navigate Student, you can see a list of important, time-sensitive To-Do items related to class registration. You can also schedule an appointment with your academic advisor through Navigate Student by click on Appointments and selecting the "Advising" service. 
• In both MyÂ鶹¾«Æ· and Navigate Student, you can see any holds on your account that may prevent you from registering for classes. Learn more about holds on student accounts. 

Move Forward Faster with UNIV 301

Fall 2024 Registration begins April 1. If you’re looking to get ready for your career or graduate school, consider taking UNIV 301: Braven Leadership and Career Accelerator, a 3-credit elective course taught by Leadership Coaches working in a variety of industries. As mentors, they provide you with valuable feedback and insights, so you’re better prepared for your future after Â鶹¾«Æ·. 

 

Nearly 800 Huskies have enrolled in UNIV 301 since it first launched in Fall 2022 and the course will be offered in three sections in the fall. Talk to your advisor and enroll for Fall 2024 via MyÂ鶹¾«Æ· during registration.

Benefits of the course include:

• Small class size. You’ll be on a team with 5-8 other Huskies from a variety of majors.
• Completely online and once-a-week. You’ll meet with your Leadership Coach and teammates once a week online either Tuesdays from 2-4 p.m. or 5:30-7:30 p.m. or Wednesdays from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
• Career exploration and preparation. You’ll develop a professional portfolio, including strong interview skills, a competitive resume and a professional Linked In profile.
• Hands-on learning with leading companies. You’ll work with your teammates on creating solutions for real companies and real clients in Chicagoland and beyond.
• Long-lasting support. Once you complete the Braven Accelerator course you’ll be paired with a mentor who will continue to support you throughout your academic and professional career planning.

 

Learn more about UNIV 301 HERE.

Upcoming Events

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Tip from a Huskie

"The sense of community at Â鶹¾«Æ· surprised me most. Even though most of my classes are in the Music Building, I’ve still become close with people who are in other majors. Everyone on campus is very welcoming and kind, no matter who you are or what you major in!"

 

Evangelina Combs

Music education major

Deadlines

Friday, May 17:

Weekly Wellness Tip

Join us for a break from finals

Take a study break in our cozy Wellness Space. Unleash your stress with snacks (while supplies last), board games, puzzles, coloring sheets, yoga mats, and more! 

 

May  6 - 8

12:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Holmes student center 250

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