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Up to one (1) $1250 Abraham S. Burack Scholarship; one (1) $1250 Kurz Scholarship; and two (2) $1250 Directors’ Fund Travel Grants will be awarded to eligible L&S Honors Students participating in one of the University of Wisconsin’s Academic Study Abroad Programs during the 2016-2017 academic year. Students studying for a summer, semester, or a year abroad are eligible for these awards; however, preference for award is given to students participating in semester or year abroad programs. Review of applications and selection of the scholarship recipient will be conducted by the L&S Honors Program Faculty Honors Committee. Submission of this application will make the applicant eligible for any of the awards. Eligibility : Currently enrolled L&S Honors Student (HLA, HM, or Comprehensive Honors) Minimum 3.3 cumulative grade point average (GPA) Participation in a summer, semester, or year-long University of Wisconsin Academic Study Abroad Progr

Bromley Research Conference Travel Grants are awarded based on a competitive application process to eligible L&S Honors students for presentation and/or attendance at regional or national professional conferences.   Review of applications and selection of Bromley Research Conference Travel Grant recipients will be conducted by the L&S Faculty Honors Committee. - Grants awarded for presentation at regional or national conferences provide up to $500 to the recipients. - Grants awarded solely for attendance at regional or national conferences provide up to $250 to the recipients. Priority for awards is given to applications requesting support for presentation at professional conferences. Eligibility : Currently enrolled L&S Honors Student (HLA, HM, or Comprehensive Honors) Minimum 3.3 cumulative grade point average (GPA) Progress toward the completion of the L&S Honors in the Liberal Arts, Honors in the Major, OR Comprehensiv

Language alumni are coming to campus, and they want to talk to you about their careers and yours! Come to this event to meet and network with alumni who took their language to work with them in a broad range of career areas, from business to education, healthcare to social change. Learn about the paths former students took to get where they are today and get advice on your own next steps. Refreshments will be provided. WHEN: Tuesday, March 8, 2016; 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. WHERE: Union South

U-CLaSS chats bring students and faculty together to talk about shared challenges and opportunities in teaching and learning. Chats are designed to allow students to share their experiences and perspectives with faculty. Faculty play a listening role, hearing from students about what works and doesn't work both inside the classroom and beyond.  This U-CLaSS chat will focus on reconceiving traditional office hours as "student hours"-- as a time set aside for students. Faculty will be on hand looking for student input on how to make that time more effective. When should student hours be held? What places on campus are most inviting for student hours? What should the format be? What do students hope to gain from student hours? Come share your opinion and eat free pizza!  When: Friday, March 4, 1:00-2:15  Where: Chadbourne Main Lounge U-CLaSS is an initiative of the UW Teaching Academy and co-sponsored by Chadbourne Residential College .