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This event will offer students the wonderful opportunity to connect with over 40 local and regional employers who are interested in connecting with diverse students looking for internship and full-time positions. Additionally, there will be on-site resume critiques and career fair preparation help. A list of registered employers can be found here . When: Thursday, October 6 Time: 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. Where: Varsity Hall at Union South.

Interested in Debate or Speech? No previous speech or debate experience is necessary. If you have a desire to learn, love to speak, and want to travel the country, we have you covered! Want to flex your skills but not travel as much? We will host a series of public debates on campus on a range of contemporary topics. Hope to see you there! For more information, email Jordan Foley or CV Vitolo , or like "Wisconsin Speech and Debate" on Facebook.

Sifting & Winnowing : the Wisconsin Undergraduate Polisci Journal is an academic journal here at UW-Madison, and they are currently recruiting submissions to publish in their second edition! They are looking for pieces that are relevant to topics in law, political science or public policy. This publication is student-run and will publish work both written and edited by undergraduate UW Madison students. Their purpose is to foster scholarly and interdisciplinary discourse about law, political science and public policy on the undergraduate level. They seek to give exceptional undergraduates the opportunity to experience the peer review and editing process of academic journals. Submissions are welcome from students of all grades and majors. Copies of Sifting and Winnowing journals can be found in the Memorial Union browsing library, and in the Political Science, Economics and International Studies departments. Please submit all pieces in a double-spaced format, Microsoft Word .do

Whether you're currently applying to a study abroad program, or you've just start planning, this session will cover the costs of study abroad, program fees, financial aid, scholarships, creating fundraising and saving strategies. Presented by IAP & the Office of Student Financial Aid.  Thursday, October 13 1:00pm Red Gym - Check Today in the Union Wednesday, October 26 11:00am Online webinar >

Considering a career in the fast growing fields of translation and interpreting, but wondering how to get started? Come to this workshop series to learn how to gain experience, build your expertise, find work and more! Presented by the UW-Madison alumni working as translators and interpreters in the Madison area.  Freelance Translation Monday, Oct. 3; 5:00 pm Union South Medical Interpreting Monday, Oct. 10; 5:00 pm Union South Legal Interpreting Monday, Oct. 17; 5:00 pm Union South  Click HERE for event details. 

Did you know that most people do not apply for scholarships because they do not think they will receive one? There is a first time for everything! Start your application today. The more times you apply for awards and scholarships the more likely you are to receive them. College of Letters & Science Scholarship Application for Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors Amounts vary from $500-$3,000 Open: Now Deadline: Tuesday, October 18th Scholarships available for all majors. Apply here : Apply using the college application to be considered for all scholarships at the college level. For further information about College of Letters & Science scholarships please visit our website . Check with major advisors regarding department scholarships. Information sessions for continuing students are scheduled for: Tuesday, September 29th From 4:30 - 5:30 PM 304 South Hall or Wednesday, October 5 From 6:00 - 7:00 PM Union South (TITU)

CFYE, FIGs, and College Library are excited to announce the inaugural #StudyStrong Academic Resource Fair on Wednesday, September 28 from 4:00-7:00PM in the Open Book Café (on the first floor of College Library). The following University resources will be on hand to introduce new students to their services and explain how students can utilize them: ·          Biochemistry 501 ·          DesignLab ·          Economics Student Association ·          Greater University Tutoring Service ·          History Lab ·          Libraries ·          Mathematics Tutorial Program ·          McBurney Disability Resource Center ·          Nursing Learning Center ·          Physics Learning Center ·          Statistics Tutorial Lab ·          Writing Center Wisconsin Welcome will provide pizza, cookies, and drinks.

The Department of Psychology is hosting the Psych Major Event on Wednesday, September 28 from 4-6:20 p.m. All students (regardless of major) are encouraged to come for all, or part of the event.  SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Resource Fair, 1st Floor Psychology Building 4:00 p.m. - Visit with different research labs, campus offices and student organizations Presentation, Room 107 Psychology Building 4:30 p.m. - Welcome, Professor Patricia Devine 4:40 p.m. - Keynote Speaker Address, John Tauer Ph.D. 5:00 p.m. to 5:40 p.m. Breakout Session #1 Keynote Breakout, Presenter: John Tauer, Ph.D. "Getting the Job" Employer Panel Getting Involved in Research 5:45 p.m. to 6:25 p.m. Breakout Session #2 Considering a Ph.D. in Psychology? What does that really mean? Looking for a Psychology Internship, Presenter: Valarie Johnson, Student Services Coordinator   Strategies for Success, Presenter: Caton Roberts, Ph.D. If you have any questions regarding the event please feel free to

The Mississippi Teacher Corps program selects college graduates to teach in high-poverty public schools across Mississippi. We provide training, support, certification, and a full scholarship for a Master of Arts in Curriculum & Instruction. The school districts where participants are placed also provide full pay and benefits. Given how small our program is, we are able to provide our participants with support they may not find in similar programs.   Any students who may be interested in becoming a teacher, should contact Hunter Holt at hholt@olemiss.edu or 662-915-5224.

Have you been thinking about completing the UW-Madison Leadership Certificate ? The Center for Leadership and Involvement (CfLI) would like to invite all UW-Madison students,   undergraduate and graduate, who are interested in learning more about the Leadership Certificate to attend one of three upcoming Informational Orientation Sessions. FIRST SESSION: When: Tuesday, September 20, 2016                                                                       Time:  6:30-7:30pm SECOND SESSION: When: Wednesday, September 21, 2016 Time:  6:30-7:30pm THIRD SESSION: When: Tuesday, October 4, 2016 Time: 6:30-7:30pm Note: All sessions will be held in the Masley Media Room, 1st floor, Red Gym The Orientation format will be a general overview geared toward students who are just beginning the Lead­ership Certificate application process. Through interactive group work we will discuss questions you may have about your specific leadership experiences