April 27-May 8 TASS will be offering drop in tutoring (no appointment needed)
Tutor: Sarah Subjects: BIO 201 Days and Times: Mon and Wed. 11am-1pm
http:buffalo.zoom.us/j/8606385056
Tutor: Thomas Subjects: CHE202 Days and Times: Thurs. 2-3pm
http:buffalo.zoom.us/j/8069941829
Tutor: Isaac Subjects: CHE101, 102,107,108 Days and Times Tue. 4-6pm
Subjects PHY 101,102,107,108 Days and Times Thurs. 12-2pm
http://buffalo.zoom.us/j/7744352391
Tutor: Avery Subjects PHY01,102,107,108 and EAS 230 Days and Times Tue and Thurs. 1-3pm
https://buffalo.zoom.us/j/2674951783
Tutor: Peter Subjects PSY 101 Days and Times Wed and Fri 4-6pm
http://buffalo.zoom.us/j/6039950510
Tutor: Veronica Subjects: STA 119 Days and Times: Wed. 12pm-2pm
http://buffalo.zoom.us/j/6201933987
Connect with Honors Alumni via Career Connections Network—Honors
affiliation just added!
The
UB
Career Connector Network is a powerful online platform that facilitates
one-to-one career connections for UB alumni and students seeking career tips
and advice. Sign
in to the
platform, fill out your profile (make sure to check “Honors” under
Associations) and start connecting with UB Honors alumni or current Honors
Scholars seeking networking and other career opportunities, particularly during
this time of social distancing.
Students’ lives and careers will have unexpected twists. Career Services is designing new ways for students to see possibilities and seek opportunities for life during COVID-19 after college.
New!Drop-in live chat is available from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday-Friday, to talk about career questions.
Being a Diversity Advocate is a
life-impacting 10-hour a week paid position where you develop multicultural,
facilitation, and leadership experiences and skills. Come see us at SU 240 to
learn more, and apply now! To apply, click on this link.Deadline to apply is Thursday, April 2nd, 2020
The NASA University Leadership Initiative is now accepting applications for University of Tennessee (UT) and non-UT students interested in participating in summer research on the UT Knoxville campus! Students working on this project will contribute to the development of slotted, natural-laminar-flow airfoil technology through aerodynamics and/or structural analyses using industry-standard tools. Research activities will be assigned based on the students’ interests as they align with the current needs of the overall project. In previous years, students worked on airfoil design optimization strategies and laminar-flow-compatible high-lift systems. Some of this research resulted in presentations at national AIAA Aviation and SciTech conferences!
DATES: Sunday, May 31st – Saturday, July 25th Selected participants will receive a $2,500 monthly stipend (June and July) and on-campus housing through the duration of the summer program.
Interested candidates may submit a cover letter and statement of interest by March 6th to Sarah Segal, Program Manager of the NASA University Leadership Initiative, for further consideration at ssegal1@utk.edu.
To what extent should communities of
color engage with the police? Come discuss the history of racial
discrimination in the police force.
Eligible for SA
Participation!
