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deadlines
To use financial aid this summer, either to
study abroad or for summer classes, you must submit a completed summer 2015 financial aid request form with One Stop to notify the
university that you will be enrolled and would like to request funding for the summer. The
priority deadline is April 1. Eligibility for summer financial aid is determined by aid
received in the fall 2014 and spring 2015 semesters. More information and a link to the
form can be found here.
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awesome
You’ve heard of office hours. Why
not get in some lunch hours, too? Beginning Monday, March 23, you can contact the Office
of the Dean of Students to reserve a pair of lunch passes—one for you and one for a
faculty or staff member. You can use the passes at Presidential Court Cafe or the
University Center and take that lunch hour to get to know one of your favorite faculty or
staff members. Learn more about how you can participate in Lunch Hours.
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reminders
Changes to Volunteer Dining
Options
Volunteer Dining sent an e-mail yesterday
announcing changes to dining options that will begin fall 2015 semester. Please take time
to read through the e-mail, as it includes important details about the new options for all
returning undergraduates.
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news
The UT Police Department is preparing for
its second reaccreditation review and wants your input. Representatives from the
Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) will hold a public
forum from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, March 31, in the UC Shiloh Room. CALEA will be
assessing policies, procedures, management, operations and support services.
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see you there
Joe Palca, acclaimed science correspondent
for National Public Radio, will give a talk titled “Explaining the Universe in Two
Minutes or Less” during UT’s annual Alfred and Julia Hill Lecture at 8:00
p.m. Tuesday, March 24, in the College of Nursing Auditorium.
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involved
UT will host the Women in STEM Research
Symposium on Saturday, April 18, in the UC. The event is a free full-day professional
conference with undergraduate and graduate poster sessions and presentations, a
question and answer panel, and a STEM student organization expo. Learn more about ways you can participate in the symposium.
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awesome
Jack Kang, a senior microbiology major and
a member of the Chancellor’s Honors Program, has served as vice president for the
Student Dental Association, a Welcome Week leader, and a tutor for the Student Success
Center. He’s also a member of the Educational Advancement Program and a
strong advocate for diversity and inclusion. Congratulations, Jack!
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