This networking event provides students and alumni to network with organizations in the social services industry. Various opportunities may be available such as, full-time, part-time, volunteer and internship positions
https://fau.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/16901
The College of Business Center for Services Marketing & Management invites you to our event titled “Cultural Sensitivity in Service Design and Delivery” with Services Panel Guests Nicole Cable, Raul Daza, M.D., Alex George, and Moderator Assisitant Professor Melanie Lorenz, Ph.D. on Wednesday November 4th at noon via webex.
Time: 12:00 – 1:00 pm
Learn More: https://fau.libcal.com/event/7199486
Science has uncovered the secrets of relationships. Grab a date to join FAU’s relationship expert, Dr. Paul Peluso, as we explore science-based principles for deepening friendship and admiration in this activity-packed virtual relationship retreat. Romantic partners, BFFs, housemates, and family pairs welcome, because healthy relationships are for everyone.
Zoom Registration: tiny.cc/FAURelationshipRetreat
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. As we continue to navigate through the challenges of COVID19, this October we ask our FAU community to focus attention and care for those who may find themselves in unsafe environments at home. Help us show support by wearing purple and posting on social media this October 1st using the hashtag #owlbethereforyou.
Caption your image with education about common Warning Signs of Unhealthy Relationships and our 24/7 Victim Services Hotline (561-297-0500). Please remember to tag @fauowlscare so we can share your post!
September 9, at 03:30 p.m. Click here to learn more.
FAU Research Cafe
Join us for two informal, 10-minute introductions and presentations by research faculty or graduate students.
– Learn about opportunities to collaborate with them
– Network with other researchers
– Find out about other happenings across campus
Speakers:
Heather Howard, Ph.D., Healing Mothers with Trauma and Lucia Carvelli, Ph.D., Drug Effects Across Generations
As we navigate these unprecedented times our students need us now more then ever. By offering up one to two hours per week you can help an incoming student succeed here at FAU!
Resident Students Move-In August 18 to August 23
University Housing for both the Boca Raton Campus and the John D. MacArthur Campus (Jupiter) will be conducting our annual move-in process from August 18-23. Move-In this year will from 8am-8pm daily. The following areas will be affected during this time:
We will be using all green lots near the residential halls for loading and unloading during the move-in period. The Green lots will close daily at 8pm to parking in order to prepare for the next day of move-in. Residential Student can begin to park in the green lots after August 23 at 8pm.
Visit us for more information about the university housing move-in process.
The Center for Global Engagement will host Part II of the Global Engagement in 2020 and Beyond webinar series via Webex on Thursday, July 30, 2020 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. This session is open to all FAU faculty, staff, and students.
Join the discussion on expanding and adapting global engagement opportunities:
For more information, contact us at 561-297-3048 or at global@fau.edu.
I hope everyone is staying well during this continued time of uncertainty. Today, I’d like to once again emphasize the need for all members of our university community to wear face coverings on campus, and in public places throughout the communities.
It is important we all quickly adjust to this new way of living to help protect the health and safety of those around us. Individual actions, such as face coverings and effective physical distancing, will go a long way to help prevent the continued spread of COVID-19.
On July 1, Palm Beach County issued an order on face coverings, Martin County and St. Lucie County recently did the same, and Broward County has been under such an order since mid-April. Please familiarize yourself with these directives and follow them.
Face coverings are required on our campuses when entering and exiting buildings and while inside public spaces in all buildings, including restrooms, elevators and stairwells, classrooms, and on FAU transportation. In addition, the face coverings should be worn outside when close proximity to others is possible. Face coverings can be handmade and should be kept with you at all times.
Students who need special accommodations regarding face covering should contact Student Accessibility Services. Employees should contact the Office of Equity, Inclusion and Compliance.
Remember, Protect Your Owl Family is the theme of our health and safety efforts. Do not overcrowd spaces, stay six feet apart from other people, wipe down work stations, and wash your hands or use hand sanitzer regularly. If you are feeling unwell, stay home. If you are experiencing symptoms associated with COVID-19, please seek medical attention immediately.
The dedicated COVID-19 website remains the best source of FAU-specific information and our Health and Safety and Cleaning and Disinfecting plans are available for review. The Campus Safety page of the site has detailed information about current policies and protocols, health and prevention practices, self-quarantine procedures, university travel, and more. The Guidance and Services page features an “A-Z” listing of items from around the university. New information is added to the pages as we confirm changes in our operations.
As information changes, we know there are many questions from our students, faculty and staff. We welcome your thoughts and questions via email to FAUCOVID19@fau.edu. All feedback will be shared with applicable departments across our campuses to ensure we make adjustments as necessary.
Finally, I hope all members of our university community have taken time to review the Re-Opening Plan for the Fall 2020 Semester that was approved June 23. It is a fluid document that can be adapted as the world around us shifts and every day brings new information regarding the COVID-19 situation.
Best Regards,
John Kelly
President
Mentoring makes a difference for new students.
Here at FAU, students paired with a mentor had almost a 7% higher retention rate than students without a mentor.
The Mentoring Project is seeking faculty, staff, and graduate students on the Boca, Jupiter, and Davie campuses who are willing to mentor a new first-year or transfer student. After filling out a brief profile, we match you with a student based on shared academic interests, activities, and goals.
Not sure you have the experience?
Previous mentees identified “an ability to listen” as the most important quality in a mentor. We seek mentors who have finished a bachelor’s degree – the goal that our undergraduates are working towards.
Not sure that you have the time?
Mentors and mentees agree to connect at least once per month during the academic year. In roughly eight hours, you could make a difference in a student’s decision to remain in college.
If you are willing to listen and to share your experience and advice, we have students looking to connect with you. For more information, visit fau.edu/mentoringproject or call us at (561) 297-2733. To sign up, please click here. We will begin matching students with mentors in early January 2021.
Thank you for the time you devote to FAU students and for your consideration.