[Agvisors] College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Monday Message Newsletter - October 19, 2015

[Rodriguez Lorta, Nancy G - (nancyr)]

CALS Monday Message
October 19, 2015





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Dates and Deadlines

October 19, 2015: All Change of Schedule forms to ADD or CHANGE classes require not only the instructor's signature indicating permission, but also the Dean's signature. By policy, permission from the Dean to make a registration change at this time requires an extraordinary reason. UAccess is still available to withdraw online through November 1st.
October 26, 2015: Deadline to pay tuition ALL UNITS registered as of 8/20/2015 through 10/21/2015 without late charges.
November 1, 2015: Last day to withdraw from a class online through UAccess.
The complete withdrawal process is still available through the last day of classes.
November 2, 2015: Course withdrawals may be processed only with the approval of the student's college Dean on a Late Change Petition now through November 20th. Students must have an extraordinary reason for approval.
November 11, 2015: Veteran's Day, no classes.
November 17, 2015: $125.00 Unpaid Tuition Charge applied for unpaid tuition due 10/26/15.
November 26 - 29, 2015: Thanksgiving Recess, no classes.
December 9, 2015: LAST DAY OF CLASSES. No registration changes can be made after the last day of classes. Last day for complete withdrawal. Last day to submit a $25.00 Drop Fee Appeal form. Last day to submit a $250.00 Late Registration Fee appeal.





Spring 2016 Priority Registration Dates

October 12 - 18, 2015: Athletes, Veterans plus their dependents using GI Bill benefits, junior Honors students, and senior Honors students - You will be able to register beginning at 6am on 10/12/15 through 8pm on 10/18/15.

October 12, 2015: UA Online students - You will be able to register beginning at 6am on 10/12/15 and will have continuous access through the first week of classes.

October 19, 2015: Medicine, pharmacy, and graduate (degree seeking and non-degree seeking) students - You will be able to register beginning at 6am on 10/19/15 and will have continuous access through the first week of classes.

October 19 - 25, 2015: Seniors, post-baccalaureate education certification students, freshman Honors students, and sophomore Honors students - You will be able to register beginning 6am on 10/19/15 through 8pm on 10/25/15.

October 26 -November 1, 2015: Juniors - You will be able to register beginning at 6am on 10/26/15 through 8pm on 11/1/15.

October 26, 2015: National Student Exchange students - You will be able to register beginning at 6am on 10/26/15 and will have continuous access through the first week of classes.

November 2 - 8, 2015: Sophomores - You will be able to register beginning at 6am on 11/2/15 through 8pm on 11/8/15.

November 9 - 15, 2015: Freshman - You will be able to register beginning at 6am on 11/9/15 through 8pm on 11/15/15.

November 16, 2015: Registration open to all degree seeking continuing students for registration adds, drops, and changes.

November 18, 2015: Registration open to all degree seeking readmits and transfers for registration adds, drops, and changes.

December 18, 2015: Registration open to all non-degree seeking undergraduate students.





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CALS Career Center
The CALS Fall 2015 Internship Library is up and running. Internship information that comes through our office is added to the Internship Library. It is a great jumping off point to start looking for internships. Here is the link:

https://cals.arizona.edu/cas/fall-2015-internship-library <https://cals.arizona.edu/cas/fall-2015-internship-library>

If you are actively seeking an internship, submit your information to the CALS Internship Student Survey. This is a great opportunity for students to gain access to open internships targeted through emails. Here is the link to the survey:

https://cals.arizona.edu/cas/internship-survey.





Announcements





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Peace Corps Info Session
Monday, October 14th
5 pm - 6:30 pm in Career Services
4th Floor Student Union Memorial Center

Info Session Will Include:
- The Peace Corps application process
- How to be a strong candidate
- The experiences from Peace Corps volunteers that served in Panama, Cambodia, and Nepal

The next application deadline is January 1st

Contact our campus recruiter for more information and questions.
Anna Steeves-Reece pcorps at cals.arizona.edu<mailto:pcorps at cals.arizona.edu>



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Want to make a difference during your Winter and Spring break? Have a passion for changing the world?

The University of Arizona Alternative Breaks organization has opened up its 2016 trip applications!

If you are interested in participating in one of these week-long, jam-packed fun, service trips over Winter or Spring breaks go to https://arizona.collegiatelink.net/form/start/81463.
To apply for our weekend trip to Saguaro National Park go to https://arizona.collegiatelink.net/form/start/81457.
Priority deadline to apply closes on Thursday, October 15th! Applications will continue to be accepted on a rolling basis after the deadline.
The trips include meaningful service working with different social issues, and fun activities on free days with other University of Arizona students! Our student-led trips are amazing opportunities for anyone looking to breakaway from the norm and do something different! See our trip options below!

Weekend Trip (November 13th-15th):
-Wildlife Preservation at Saguaro National Park

Winter Break (January 3rd to January 9th):
-Poverty and Homelessness in Philadelphia, PA

Spring Break (March 12th – March 19th):
-Global Healthcare in Denver, CO
-Poverty and Homelessness in Washington, DC
-Mental Health and Addiction in Colorado (City TBA)
-Wildlife Preservation in Catalina Island, CA
-Poverty and Marginalization in San Francisco, CA

Please contact uaalternativebreaks at gmail.com<mailto:uaalterntivebreaks at gmail.com> with any questions.

Feel free to "like" our Facebook page (University of Arizona Alternative Breaks)<https://www.facebook.com/pages/University-of-Arizona-Alternative-Breaks/579358962127947> to learn more about our organization and stay updated!


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Ever wondered how to make good money while doing good works?
Nonprofit organizations run the gamut from performing arts to social service agencies.
Find out how you can get paid while working for causes you believe in at our Public Service Career Panel & Networking Event.
Public Service Career Panel & Networking Event
Wednesday, October 21st
5:30 pm to 7 pm
Career Services Offices Suite 411
Student Union Memorial Center
You can look forward to meeting representatives from Teach for America, Peace Corps, Teach.org, and AmeriCorps.
Brought to you by Career Services and Teach for America, space is limited, pizza and beverage is included (free!) and interested students are asked to RSVP for this career panel/networking event online at http://career.arizona.edu/events/panels-mixers






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UA 100% Engagement Initiative:
Building undergraduate-K12 learning partnerships via science fair mentoring

UA Science: Sky School Opportunity
 Do you love doing science in the field?
Do you want to inspire the next generation of young scientists?
Here is your opportunity to ‘pass it on’ while gaining valuable skills in science education and communication (and have fun doing it)!
 UA Science: Sky School has a unique opportunity to fulfill a 100% Engagement project that connects UA students with local students in grades 8-12 to complete a field-based science fair project in the beautiful Santa Catalina Mountains.
https://skyschool.arizona.edu<https://skyschool.arizona.edu/>

Apply to be an Undergraduate Field Mentor or a Graduate Student Project Manager!
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Undergraduate Field Mentors:
Commitments
- Mentor student participants in designing, carrying out, and presenting research projects for SARSEF. Training and research will be scheduled from October 2015 to March 2016.
- Pass background check and register fingerprints with UAPD
- Attend mandatory training events on the main University campus as well as the Santa Catalinas (transportation provided from campus)
Eligibility
Applicants must be undergraduate students enrolled at the University of Arizona for 2015-2016.
Evaluation Criteria
Applications will be primarily evaluated for the ability of the individual to communicate with and relate to participants, as well as experience participating in research. Background knowledge or a research connection to resources unique to Mt. Lemmon or the Sonoran Desert is helpful, but not necessary. Experience teaching or mentoring youth, as well as experience in the outdoors are helpful, but not required.
Application Materials
- Brief statement of interest, explaining your prior experience and qualifications, as well as your desired personal outcomes for the experience (one page limit)
- Curriculum vitae or résumé, including any relevant educational, outdoor, or research experience
- Letter of support from an undergraduate advisor, professor, or other person familiar with your work (can be sent under separate cover)
Application Process
Please email application materials to Rebecca Lipson at rlipson at email.arizona.edu.<mailto:rlipson at email.arizona.edu>
We will begin reviewing applications on Friday, October 30th. Interviews and final decisions will be made no later than November 6th.
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Graduate Student Project Manager:
Commitments
- Oversee a team of 10 undergraduate mentors in designing, carrying out, and presenting research projects for SARSEF. Training and research will be scheduled from October 2015 to March 2016.
- Pass background check and register fingerprints with UAPD
- Attend mandatory training events on the main University campus as well as the Santa Catalinas (transportation provided from campus)
Eligibility
Applicants must be a graduate student enrolled at the University of Arizona for 2015-2016.
Evaluation Criteria
Applications will be evaluated for the ability of the individual to communicate with and relate to participants, as well as experience participating in and guiding research.  Background knowledge or a research connection to resources unique to Mt. Lemmon or the Sonoran Desert is helpful, but not necessary. Experience teaching or mentoring youth, as well as experience in the outdoors are helpful, but not required.
Application Materials
- Brief statement of interest, explaining your prior experience and qualifications, as well as your desired personal outcomes for the experience (one page limit)
- Curriculum vitae, including any relevant educational, outdoor, or research experience (2 page limit)
- Letter of support from advisor (can be sent under separate cover)
Application Process
Please email application materials to
Rebecca Lipson
at rlipson at email.arizona.edu.<mailto:rlipson at email.arizona.edu>
We will begin reviewing applications on Monday, October 26th. Interviews and final decisions will be made no later than October 30th.





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Writing Skills Improvement Program (WSIP)

Weekly Writing Workshops: FREE and open to all UA and Tucson community members. Series: The Craft of Writing; Grammar and Style; Introduction to Scholarly Writing; and Advanced and Graduate Scholarly Writing.  Every Monday and Wednesday, 2 pm in Harvill Bldg., Room 319. Pre-registration is appreciated http://wsip.arizona.edu

WSIP Scheduled Tutoring: FREE to UA students. Individual and small group tutoring, 30 and 50 minutes sessions. Professional writing assistance in all subject areas and writing projects. Register and schedule an appointment on-line http://wsip.arizona.edu

WSIP Walk-in Tutoring: FREE to UA students. Individual and small group tutoring, no appointment necessary. Professional writing assistance in all subject areas and writing projects. Available at convenient locations across campus. Pre-registration is appreciated http://wsip.arizona.edu

Contact WSIP at 621-5849 or visit http://wsip.arizona.edu






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Call for submissions:
Symbiosis: An Exhibit of Biological Art
We are very excited to announce our 2nd annual science and art event titled “Symbiosis: An Exhibit of Biological Art” to be held in November. Date and time TBD.

This event is meant to showcase the aesthetic appeal of the life sciences and celebrate the fusion of science and art. The event will be hosted by the Nu Rho Psi--National Neuroscience Honor Society, Alpha in Arizona Chapter.
We welcome submissions from any UA affiliate (students, faculty, staff) as well as members of the local Tucson community. We are eager to collect as many submissions as we can, and we deeply appreciate your time and consideration.
We welcome any form of expression, from photos and paintings to sculptures and musical performances. Artwork can either be put up for sale (10% will go to event organizers), donated to support the event, or simply be displayed and returned to the artist afterward. This is a great opportunity for scientists and artists alike to showcase their unique, interdisciplinary talent.

Please fill out this short form by October 21st if you intend to submit art:  http://goo.gl/forms/Ysk3WZhUVu
The art piece doesn't have to be completed by Oct. 21st. The event organizers will contact you with more details after you've declared your intent to submit art.
Inquiries about this event may be directed to Dara Farhadi, Nu Rho Psi Vice-President, at darafarhadi at email.arizona.edu<mailto:darafarhadi at email.arizona.edu>.



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The Smithsonian Gardens provides an exceptionally well-rounded array of experiences in its intern program thanks to the wide diversity of services it offers to the Smithsonian, the world's largest museum complex. Interns will learn skills in a broad range of horticultural endeavors from SI's expert professional staff and can provide a strong practical background to emerging professionals hoping to enter the public gardening world.

We accept current and recently graduated undergraduate and graduate students studying horticulture, landscape architecture, museum studies, or other related fields. Selection is based on both an evaluation of the applicant’s application and available positions.

Opportunities include:
- Education and Outreach <http://www.gardens.si.edu/get-involved/internship-education-outreach.html>
- Social Media and Outreach
- Education and Outreach
- Archives of American Gardens <http://www.gardens.si.edu/get-involved/internship-aag.html>
- Landscape Architecture<http://www.gardens.si.edu/get-involved/internship-landscape-architecture.html>
- Horticulture Intern<http://www.gardens.si.edu/get-involved/internship-grounds-managment.html>
- Greenhouse Intern<http://www.gardens.si.edu/get-involved/internship-greenhouse-nursery.html>

Deadlines:
Applications for internships should be received no later than the dates listed below.

Winter/Spring Internships:
November 15

Summer Internships: February 1

Fall internships: May 15

Requirements for applying to the Smithsonian Garden intern program:
- Submit an on-line application
- Two letters of recommendation
- College transcript(s)
- Essay describing background, interest in field, career goals and chosen project.
- To apply for an internship, applicants must create an account and submit an application online to the Smithsonian Online Academic Application System (SOLAA) at https://solaa.si.edu .

Further details about the internship and how to apply can be found on our website at http://www.gardens.si.edu/get-involved/internships.html


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Celebrate UA's Moon Tree
Friday, October 30th
4:30-5:30 pm in Kuiper Space Sciences Building

The American Sycamore was grown from a seed that traveled to the moon on the Apollo 14 space flight in 1971 as part of the US Forest Service Research. It was then generously donated to The University of Arizona in 1976 where it has grown as a landscape icon and reminder of the connections between our planet and space.

Keynote Speaker:
Jack Roosa
son of Apollo 14 Astronaut Stuart Roosa

Call: (520) 621-7074 with any questions
For more information visit:
arboretum.arizona.edu/celebrating-moon-tree<http://arboretum.arizona.edu/celebrating-moon-tree>









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UA PRE-LAW WEEK 2015
October 19th- 23rd
Are you interested in attending law school? Check out the Pre-Law Week activities we have lined up—most especially our Law School Information Expo on Tuesday, October 20, from 12:00-3:00pm, which will provide them with an opportunity to speak directly with admissions representatives from 120 law schools.

MONDAY, OCT. 19
Logic Games
Learn to be logical in approaching the logic games on the LSAT
Presented by Bob Verini from Kaplan
5:00 – 6:30 p.m.
SU Presidio Room

TUESDAY, OCT. 20
Law School Admission Panel
Learn the ins and outs of applying to law school
From Admission representatives
10:30 – 11:30 a.m.
SU Santa Cruz Room

Law School Information Expo
Talk with admission representatives from 120 law schools
12:00 – 3:00 p.m.
SU Grand Ballroom

Financing Law School
Learn the advantages of public and private funding
Presented by Reyes Aguilar,
Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid at University of Utah
3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
SU Santa Cruz Room

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21
Personal Statements
Learn how to present yourself in writing to law schools
Presented by Verlaine Walker, M.A.
5:00 – 6:00 p.m.
SU Presidio

THURSDAY, OCT. 22
Mock Law Class
Learn what really happens in a law school class
Presented by Jamie Ratner, Professor of Law, James E. Rogers College of Law
4:00 – 5:30 p.m.
SU Agave Room

FRIDAY, Oct. 23
Arizona Law Day
An inside look at the James E. Rogers College of Law for prospective students.
Lunch will be provided. Click here<http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=y6oeipdab&oeidk=a07ebkm0hrx914a23b8> to register.
12:00-4:45 p.m.
James E. Rogers College of Law

Please contact the Pre-Law Advising Program with any questions
Bear Down Gym (520) 621-7763
prelaw.arizona.edu<http://clas.arizona.edu/prelaw>
facebook.com/uaprelaw<https://www.facebook.com/UAPreLaw/>





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Cooking on Campus is only $5 a class. All classes are from 5:15-6:30pm every other Tuesday at the Rec Center.

Don't miss the last four Cooking on Campus meetings this semester!

Experience this hands-on crash course taught by college students for college students. We teach students step-by-step recipes while explaining cooking techniques and the nutritional value of different foods. They provide students with valuable knowledge about food, a chance to meet new people, and a home-cooked meal!

For more details and to register, visit:
http://cookingoncampus.arizona.edu<http://cookingoncampus.arizona.edu/>







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NSC Students:
Check out Arizona in Shanghai

Shanghai has transformed from a small fishing village into a global financial capital (and home to more than 24 million people) in just a few decades.  It is a city that reflects the many dimensions of globalization.

Arizona in Shanghai is a unique partnership between the University of Arizona and CEA intended to engage a diverse group of students and academic fields in this spectacular city.

Courses offered in Shanghai are represented by four UA Departments including Nutritional Sciences,
Global Studies, Communication, and East Asian Studies.

To learn more about this program, please make an appointment with:
Donella Ly
djly at email.arizona.edu<mailto:djly at email.arizona.edu>
(520) 621-0785

Or visit global.arizona.edu/study-abroad/program/arizona-shanghai-semester<https://global.arizona.edu/study-abroad/program/arizona-shanghai-semester> to apply!

Application Deadline for Spring Term: November 15, 2015. Spring 2016 term begins late February and ends mid-June.

Direct Credit NSC Offerings Include:
NSC 170, 301, and 255
Gain credit towards graduation!





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Graduate School Preparation Programs!

 UROC-PREP and STAR
Is graduate school preparation on your to do list? Then apply now for the UROC-PREP or STAR program!

SPRING 2016: Students begin the program in the spring semester and enroll in a 3 unit reading and writing intensive course: GRAD 492: Directed Research, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8:00 am to 9:15 am (no exceptions).

SUMMER 2016: Students work with a UA faculty mentor on a small scale research project in their field of study; complete a written research report, research poster, and oral presentation; are paid a $4,000 summer research stipend; complete GRE preparation and testing; have their abstract published in the UROC Abstract Review and more. For the summer, a full‐time commitment to all activities is expected of all students (no exceptions).

FALL 2016: Students are registered for a 1 unit graduate school preparation course, complete and submit applications to graduate school. For fall, all students must attend GRAD 496A: The Graduate School Application Process, Fridays, 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm (no exceptions).

UROC-PREP & STAR
Application Deadline: November 15th
Open to all majors

Contact: Dr. Andrew Huerta
 ahuerta at email.arizona.edu<mailto:ahuerta at email.arizona.edu>

 Visit: www.grad.arizona.edu/UROC<https://grad.arizona.edu/uroc/>

UROC-PREP
Information: https://grad.arizona.edu/uroc/prep
Application: https://grad.arizona.edu/uroc/
uroc-application-2016

STAR
Information: https://grad.arizona.edu/uroc/star
Application: https://grad.arizona.edu/uroc
/uroc-application-2016





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The Office of Student Engagement is partnering with the student-led InnovateUA for their first initiative of the year - Pitchfest.

Pitchfest is part of a nationwide competition celebrating students and the power of their ideas. From ​September 25th to November 6th, students can log onto pitchfest.arizona.edu<http://pitchfest.arizona.edu> ​and upload a video explaining their big idea in one of 11 categories. The prize in each category starts at $500 - the more people participate, the higher the prize! Students can win up to $1000 for their idea!
The pitch is the new and improved elevator speech. In 3 minutes or less​, students should film themselves talking about their idea. The key is to keep it short, clear, and passionate. Students can submit their video on pitchfest.arizona.edu<http://pitchfest.arizona.edu/>. The winning ideas in each of the 11 categories will receive a monetary prize of up to $1000.

In addition to competing as individuals, Pitchfest also includes a friendly competition between the colleges at the University of Arizona. The winning college will be the one with the most student pitches across all categories (relative to college size)! Each college will have one Talent Team Representative, a student nominated by the Dean of that college, who responsibilities will include promoting Pitchfest and staffing the Pitch Tables at the Main Library on Mondays or Wednesdays.

If you have questions on how to craft a pitch or any other questions, please contact:
Laura Kurtzberg
laurak2 at email.arizona.edu<mailto:laurak2 at email.arizona.edu>.

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As our first event of the year, Pitchfest has the opportunity to spread the word about InnovateUA and connect with students who are interested in entrepreneurship, innovation, technology, or expanding their education! We hope that students who participate in Pitchfest will consider joining InnovateUA as a volunteer or an organizer.
innovateua.arizona.edu<http://innovateua.arizona.edu>





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Looking to get involved in the largest student run carnival in the nation?
Now is your chance! Spring Fling 2016 is looking for wonderful volunteers to help with the Marketing Street Team!

The Spring Fling Street Team is a guerrilla marketing team that is comprised of enthusiastic students who work to promote Spring Fling all year long and provide special help at the event itself.

Spring Fling 2016 will be April 8-10, so keep that weekend COMPLETELY open for Spring Fling if you are applying.

Application link: Click here!<https://docs.google.com/a/email.arizona.edu/forms/d/15NMnrp4bzCmRLLh7ARa2eGZvuH5HH_UgGumW3hvSAGc/viewform?c=0&w=1>

Please do not hesitate to contact the Spring Fling Programming Director:
Aaron Aguirre
alaguirre11 at email.arizona.edu<mailto:alaguirre11 at email.arizona.edu>

For further questions, you may also contact the Executive Director of Spring Fling:
Miranda Beck
mirandaallen93 at email.arizona.edu<mailto:mirandaallen93 at email.arizona.edu>

SpringFling.arizona.edu<http://springfling.arizona.edu/>



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University of Arizona Alternative Breaks organization has opened up its 2016 trip applications!

If you are interested in participating in one of these week-long, jam-packed fun, service trips, just go to https://arizona.collegiatelink.net/
form/start/81463.

To apply for our weekend trip to Saguaro National Park go to https://arizona.collegiatelink.net/
form/start/81457.

Our priority deadline closes on October 15th, however, we will continue accepting applications on a rolling basis.

The trips include meaningful service working with different social issues, and fun activities on free days with other University of Arizona students! Our student-led trips are amazing opportunities for anyone looking to breakaway from the norm and do something different!

Weekend Trip (Nov 13th-15th)
- Wildlife Preservation
Winter Break (Jan 3rd-9th)
- Poverty and Homelessness
 Spring Break (March 12th-19th)
- Healthcare Access
- Poverty and Homelessness
- Mental Health and Addiction
- Wildlife Preservation
- Poverty and Marginalization

Questions? Contact:
uaalternativebreaks at gmail.com<mailto:uaalterntivebreaks at gmail.com>

"Like" our Facebook page (University of Arizona Alternative Breaks)<https://www.facebook.com/pages/University-of-Arizona-Alternative-Breaks/579358962127947> to learn more about our organization and stay updated!






Office of Career and Academic Services Advising located in Forbes 203/204
Hours of Operation 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday
Appointment Number: (520) 621-3616
Walk-in Hours for the Week of October 19th (for quick questions - 10 minutes or less):


For Academic Advising Questions:
Forbes 203

Nancy Rodriguez-Lorta:
Appointment only

Kristen Geary:
Monday & Thursday: 1 pm - 3 pm
Wednesday: 9 am - 11 am

For Career and Internship Questions:
Forbes 204

Dari Trujillo:
Wednesday: 9 am - Noon
Thursday: 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Kyle Sharp:
Appointment Only















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