Thursday, October 20, 2022
5 – 6 p.m.
Virtual via Zoom at linktr.ee/faubrowardcl
Join on your commute to learn the different ways to help close the financial literacy gap in this workshop series on homeownership, budget, credit, insurance, student loans, investing, and more. All are welcome, including BIPOC, First-Generation and International students.

Workshop via Zoom at linktr.ee/faubrowardcl. Sponsored by Broward Campus Life, Broward Student Government and the Office of Student Financial Aid.

Interested in working in the health care field?

Pre-Health Continuing Education Courses: EKG-12 and Basic Clinical Skills

Get certified to serve as an EKG technician and learn basic clinical skills that will ensure meaningful medical experiences prior to entering a health-related graduate program. No previous healthcare experience is required.

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Pre-Health Continuing Education Courses: EKG-12 and Basic Clinical Skills

The Department of Biological Sciences DNA Forensics and Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Fall 2022 courses are available: Oct. 18-Nov. 17. 

The ART certificate course is for professionals or current students seeking a career in human reproductive medicine, veterinary medicine, nursing, biomedical science and other allied life science programs. 

The DNA Forensics certificate course is for professionals and non-professional students contemplating a career in biotech, forensic science, criminal justice and other allied life science programs.

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The College of Nursing is offering the Telehealth certificate course to current FAU students in the health field at a discounted rate of $247.50 (50% OFF). Only a limited number of spots are available at this rate.
 Use code NURSE50 to take advantage of this offer. Z number will be required to confirm current student status.
 
*Some exceptions may apply.

Learn more here.
 

Please join the Military & Veterans Student Success Center as we honor and remember those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.  While this happened 21 years ago, it is still affecting our lives today.

We will meet at the flagpole outside the front of the Student Union (building 31) on September 9, at 8:30 am.

From 6/6/2022 – 8/5/2022, the Military & Veterans Student Success Center (MVSSC) will be collecting donations for school supplies that will be given out to students using their VA education benefits. These supplies will be distributed to students August 16-17, 2022 in the MVSSC office.

To the FAU community,

FAU will be expanding DUO multi-factor authentication requirements to additional services beginning June 16, 2022.

There is no action required. However, services such as the FAU Helpdesk and Canvas will begin requiring DUO authentication as part of the log-in process for everyone that has not previously opted to use DUO with these platforms.

In addition, all users will be signed out of any Office 365 applications they are currently signed into and will be required to log in again. Applications include Outlook, Sharepoint, Teams, and Onedrive. While this should be a one-time occurrence, you may receive multiple prompts to log in if you are signed into multiple applications or mailboxes.

Due to these enhancements, FAU will no longer be forcing regular password resets based on the age of the password. FAU will continue to enforce password resets in instances when an account is compromised or is believed to be compromised.

If you experience any issues signing into DUO-enabled applications, please contact the Helpdesk at 561-297-3999.

This message was sent on behalf of the Office of Information Technology.

In this life-saving course, individuals will gain the ability to recognize life threatening bleeding and learn how to act quickly and effectively to control bleeding in three quick actions.

Jupiter Campus: May 17, 2022 in AD 103 at 1:00 p.m.
Boca Campus: May 19, 2022 in Live Oak at 1:00 p.m.
Spots are limited, so save your spot today here.

This event is brought to you by Clinical Skills Simulation Center at the Schmidt College of Medicine, Department of Emergency Management, and Health Care District of Palm Beach County.

Carlos Manzano will defend his new Ph.D. study titled Leadership Challenges Women Face in New York City Local Government. The qualitative interpretative research may be one the first since online databases have not shown similar studies. Publication at the FAU Library and ProQuest is expected by April 12 or later.

Learn More:
https://www.fau.edu/graduate/forms-and-procedures/degree-completion/thesis-and-dissertation/defense-announcements.php