We’re excited to invite you to a poetry reading by Leona Sevick, the latest in our UF Visiting Writers Series, 7pm, Wednesday, Jan. 22nd, in the AMU Jazzman’s.
Leona’s reading will be followed by a book signing and an open mic—all are welcome!
The event is free and open to the public, and sponsored by UF Convocations and the Department of English, Philosophy, and Religious Studies. We hope to see you there!
Join us for Thank a Donor Day to show your appreciation for our generous donors! Stop by the CBSL Atrium to write a short thank-you message and receive a FREE sticker for your participation. Let’s celebrate the impact our donors who support the UF community! 🧡🖤
The Summer Institute satisfies the residency requirement for the student’s Doctor of Education Program. Attendance at The Summer Institute is mandatory for all students at the conclusion of year one, year two, and year three of the program. Students are expected to be present and participate in the activities for all three days for each of their required Institutes. As a result of the Summer Institute, the students will: disseminate and discuss their research, construct meaningful feedback on the research of other doctoral students, create professional relationships with faculty and doctoral students that will support their research, presentation and/or publication opportunities, and professional/academic aspirations, develop research and writing skills through participation in sessions and workshops The Summer Institute features activities for students in every year. When students are not presenting, they are expected to choose from the available presentations and participate in the sessions. In addition to student presentations, the Summer Institute features other sessions designed to promote the students’ progress in the program. Past institutes have featured guest speakers, times to meet with Dissertation Chairs, faculty research presentations, a panel on the dissertation from recent doctoral graduates, a campus tour, a visit to the world famous Mazza museum, numerous workshops, and opportunities for students to network and socialize with the members of their cohort as well as students from other cohorts.