Use LinkedIn to better your networking skills. During this workshop, CALS students are encouraged to bring their computers and will be assisted in creating and developing their LinkedIn profiles by staff from the Career Connections Center.
Oct. 31 |1:40- 2:10 p.m. | McCarty D, Room 2025
Monday, October 28, 2019
Friday, October 25, 2019
AEC 4932/6932: Effectively Communicating Ag Policy course-Enrollment limited!
Spring 2020 special topics course AEC 4932 (for undergrads) and 6932 (for grad students): Effectively Communicating Agricultural and Life Sciences Policy Issues. This course will help students equip themselves with the tools needed to communicate with policymakers and influencers. If you have an interest in policy, lobbying, or political office, this is one class you won’t want to miss.
Students will interact with guest speakers, including agriculture/natural resource (ANR) lobbyists, representatives from governmental agencies and departments, and policymakers. From March 1-4 (during UF’s spring break), students will travel to Washington, DC, to meet with policymakers, lobbyists from national ANR organizations, and agency heads.
Some of the most important information about the course is as follows:
We have a limit of 22 students total (undergrad and grad students). So we will take the first 22 who register. During pre-registration for spring 2019 courses, our cap – which was 20 students last year – was met within TWO DAYS. So don’t put it off.
You will need to contact Ms. Becky Cook (rtrammell@ufl.edu) if you want to register for the course because it is departmentally controlled.
There is a mandatory trip to Washington, DC, on March 1-4. If you already know you have a scheduling conflict on those days (during UF’s spring break), please do not pre-register for the course.
A $900 administrative fee will be assessed with this course to cover expenses in DC.
Class meets on Friday mornings from 8:30-10:30.
Since the course is departmentally controlled, you will need to contact BECKY COOK (rtrammell@ufl.edu) if you are interested in the course. Again, we can accommodate only 22 students total (undergrad and grad students), so please let her know as soon as possible if you want her to register you for the course. If you have questions, please see Dr. Ricky Telg or Dr. Lundy.
Students will interact with guest speakers, including agriculture/natural resource (ANR) lobbyists, representatives from governmental agencies and departments, and policymakers. From March 1-4 (during UF’s spring break), students will travel to Washington, DC, to meet with policymakers, lobbyists from national ANR organizations, and agency heads.
Some of the most important information about the course is as follows:
We have a limit of 22 students total (undergrad and grad students). So we will take the first 22 who register. During pre-registration for spring 2019 courses, our cap – which was 20 students last year – was met within TWO DAYS. So don’t put it off.
You will need to contact Ms. Becky Cook (rtrammell@ufl.edu) if you want to register for the course because it is departmentally controlled.
There is a mandatory trip to Washington, DC, on March 1-4. If you already know you have a scheduling conflict on those days (during UF’s spring break), please do not pre-register for the course.
A $900 administrative fee will be assessed with this course to cover expenses in DC.
Class meets on Friday mornings from 8:30-10:30.
Since the course is departmentally controlled, you will need to contact BECKY COOK (rtrammell@ufl.edu) if you are interested in the course. Again, we can accommodate only 22 students total (undergrad and grad students), so please let her know as soon as possible if you want her to register you for the course. If you have questions, please see Dr. Ricky Telg or Dr. Lundy.
Big Island Farms Summer 2020 Internship
We currently have spaces for our Summer 2020 Internships! Starting July 13th till August 7th.
Big Island Farms is located on the tropical Hamakua coast of Hawaii’s Big Island, five miles from the breathtaking Waipio Valley and historic Honokaa Town. The quaint but thriving local community is interconnected with 10 of the world’s 13 available microclimates ranging from vibrant jungle to arid desert tundra. During our internship program students gets to experience and study most of the micro climates available on this island.
Big Island Farms, a vibrant 64 acre collection of tropical fruit trees, macadamia nut orchards, permaculture food forests, botanical gardens & medicinal gardens began simply with a decade long effort to restore and revitalize the soil, flora and fauna of these treasured lands. After many years of allowing the natural ecosystems to re-establish themselves and create a biodynamic ecology our team began this mission to establish a unique experiential education program.
Through our interdisciplinary education model, which incorporates classes, tangible hands-on experience, expeditions and guest speakers, students will actively pursue their passions, learn to broaden their worldviews, and work towards a more sustainable lifestyle.
Come be an active participant in a progressive learning environment and expand your horizons through the Big Island Farms Internship Program! We are currently accepting applications for Summer 2020. Internship spots are limited, hurry to APPLY NOW.
Check out our website www.bigislandfarms.com to see full program details
Please email us at info@bigislandfarms.com for details
Big Island Farms is located on the tropical Hamakua coast of Hawaii’s Big Island, five miles from the breathtaking Waipio Valley and historic Honokaa Town. The quaint but thriving local community is interconnected with 10 of the world’s 13 available microclimates ranging from vibrant jungle to arid desert tundra. During our internship program students gets to experience and study most of the micro climates available on this island.
Big Island Farms, a vibrant 64 acre collection of tropical fruit trees, macadamia nut orchards, permaculture food forests, botanical gardens & medicinal gardens began simply with a decade long effort to restore and revitalize the soil, flora and fauna of these treasured lands. After many years of allowing the natural ecosystems to re-establish themselves and create a biodynamic ecology our team began this mission to establish a unique experiential education program.
Through our interdisciplinary education model, which incorporates classes, tangible hands-on experience, expeditions and guest speakers, students will actively pursue their passions, learn to broaden their worldviews, and work towards a more sustainable lifestyle.
Come be an active participant in a progressive learning environment and expand your horizons through the Big Island Farms Internship Program! We are currently accepting applications for Summer 2020. Internship spots are limited, hurry to APPLY NOW.
Check out our website www.bigislandfarms.com to see full program details
Please email us at info@bigislandfarms.com for details
Sonoco Products Job Opportunity-Commercial Analyst
Sonoco has an oppening at the Plant City, Fl location. We supply and manufacture produce
packaging to the agriculture industry and are currently looking for someone to
fulfill the following position. Please see the following link to apply.
Thursday, October 24, 2019
Pride in Agriculture - Student Director Application
To get this group moving forward, we will need a Student Director to serve as a representative and liaison to the oSTEM e-board.
Please complete the application here - https://forms.gle/XKtYpfgbGxaHq5oi7
Deadline is Sunday, October 27th.
Safety Speaker - BCN- 10/29 at 5pm
The ASSP Gator Chapter is proud to host a presentation by Jeff Treffinger of AECOM on Tuesday 10/29/2019 from 5pm-7pm in Rinker 140.
Refreshments will be provided. All majors are welcome.
https://www.facebook.com/ASSPGatorChapter/photos/pb.127204951141381.-2207520000.1571844414./632799413915263/?type=3&theater
Refreshments will be provided. All majors are welcome.
https://www.facebook.com/ASSPGatorChapter/photos/pb.127204951141381.-2207520000.1571844414./632799413915263/?type=3&theater
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
DOE Virtual Career Fair - TOMORROW (10/24)
Tomorrow (10/24/19) the Department of Energy is hosting a
Virtual Career Fair for undergraduate and graduate students to learn more about
student research opportunities at DOE Labs. Recruiters and scientists
(including me!) will be available to chat.
Registration is required to access the site: https://orau.6connex.com/event/LIVE/WDTS19Q4/login
Monday, October 21, 2019
Transfer Student Appreciation Week Popcorn Social
Oct. 23 | noon-3 p.m. | CALS Collaboration Room (MCCD 2025)
Join the CALS Dean's Office for a popcorn social as we celebrate our transfer students during National Transfer Student Week, Oct. 21-25!
Join the CALS Dean's Office for a popcorn social as we celebrate our transfer students during National Transfer Student Week, Oct. 21-25!
Friday, October 18, 2019
Thursday, October 17, 2019
The GREEN Program Scholarship With The Think Company-Applications now open until October 21, 2019
Interested in joining The GREEN Program on an upcoming sustainable development adventure this Spring?
In partnership with The Think Company, this GREEN Program Scholarship is aimed at helping sustainability leaders gain invaluable insight into working in the industry and real-world projects.
Recognizing the need to ensure that education and work experience is available to all, this scholarship helps support students who would not otherwise be able to afford this opportunity.
https://thegreenprogram.com/apply
https://thegreenprogram.com/scholarship
*Please note that this is a financial need-based scholarship for candidates who have been accepted into The GREEN Program. Amounts of each scholarship may vary and is at the discretion of our Review Board.
In partnership with The Think Company, this GREEN Program Scholarship is aimed at helping sustainability leaders gain invaluable insight into working in the industry and real-world projects.
Recognizing the need to ensure that education and work experience is available to all, this scholarship helps support students who would not otherwise be able to afford this opportunity.
https://thegreenprogram.com/apply
https://thegreenprogram.com/scholarship
*Please note that this is a financial need-based scholarship for candidates who have been accepted into The GREEN Program. Amounts of each scholarship may vary and is at the discretion of our Review Board.
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Florida Vacancy Announcements-Pathways-Student Trainee (Soil Conservation)-Ends Friday 10/18!!
The following vacancy announcement has been posted on USA Jobs:
Student Trainee (Soil Conservation), GS-499-2/3 (FPL-4), Gainesville, FL; Open: 10/15/19; Close: 10/21/19
The link to the vacancy announcement: NRCS-20-10625627-PW-FL-AF
There are 6 Pathways positions in Florida in the following locations: Live Oak, Okeechobee, Lake City, Crestview, Plant City and Jay.
Please note: this announcement is open for 5 days or when 50 applications have been received, whichever comes first.
Student Trainee (Soil Conservation), GS-499-2/3 (FPL-4), Gainesville, FL; Open: 10/15/19; Close: 10/21/19
The link to the vacancy announcement: NRCS-20-10625627-PW-FL-AF
There are 6 Pathways positions in Florida in the following locations: Live Oak, Okeechobee, Lake City, Crestview, Plant City and Jay.
Please note: this announcement is open for 5 days or when 50 applications have been received, whichever comes first.
Career Conversation with Evan Frisch this Thursday, October 17th at 6:30PM- BE and AOM majors invited!
Come out to Room 122 Frazier Rogers Hall on Thursday, October 17th to speak to one of the ABE advisory board members, Evan Frisch! Evan is Senior Vice President of Productivity Transformation at Keurig Dr. Pepper.
The talk is open to all students of all concentrations and disciplines. We will be using Zoom to communicate with Evan, since he will be in Texas at the time. It will be a back-and-forth conversation, where students can ask and share their answers to questions and Evan will respond with his own. He really wants to hear from YOU. The discussion is informal, and he encourages you to come with questions. The questions do not have to be related to Dr. Pepper Keurig or Evan’s field. Sample questions are below:
Of course, if you are very interested in the company or his field, please come with questions. A few example questions are below:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdJh8XPdWQAwprTq4MaeolKWZaUl8PV7bEkZNaGXrXtMFM1QA/viewform
The talk is open to all students of all concentrations and disciplines. We will be using Zoom to communicate with Evan, since he will be in Texas at the time. It will be a back-and-forth conversation, where students can ask and share their answers to questions and Evan will respond with his own. He really wants to hear from YOU. The discussion is informal, and he encourages you to come with questions. The questions do not have to be related to Dr. Pepper Keurig or Evan’s field. Sample questions are below:
- How can I market myself to employers if…… my background is [insert], I have little experience, etc.?
- What is the best strategy to negotiate salary? Should I always negotiate salary?
- Are internships necessary to land the job I want?
- How relevant is a job to your undergraduate major?
- What current trends and issues should I know/be aware of?
- How can I sell myself if my GPA is low/not ideal?
- Is MBA worth it?
- What are employers really looking for?
Of course, if you are very interested in the company or his field, please come with questions. A few example questions are below:
- How did you decide that Keurig Dr Pepper was the right fit for you?
- What will/are the new K-pods composed of such that they are now recyclable?
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdJh8XPdWQAwprTq4MaeolKWZaUl8PV7bEkZNaGXrXtMFM1QA/viewform
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
ABE Department Scholarship-Open to all BE and AOM students. Deadline 10/15/19
Students, the ABE Department offers a limited number of scholarships only for BE & AOM students, so apply today!
Application Deadline - October 15th
The undergraduate scholarship application can be using the following link. Only students currently enrolled in the BE or AOM major are eligible for an undergraduate ABE scholarship.
ABE Scholarship Survey
Application deadline for Fall awards is March 15th. A new window will open in the Fall.
NOTE...Current students who apply by October 15th and ARE NOT graduating before Fall 2020 will be considered for scholarships in Spring 2020 and Fall 2020. You do not need to reapply in March.
Application Deadline - October 15th
The undergraduate scholarship application can be using the following link. Only students currently enrolled in the BE or AOM major are eligible for an undergraduate ABE scholarship.
ABE Scholarship Survey
Application deadline for Fall awards is March 15th. A new window will open in the Fall.
NOTE...Current students who apply by October 15th and ARE NOT graduating before Fall 2020 will be considered for scholarships in Spring 2020 and Fall 2020. You do not need to reapply in March.
Scholarship for Brevard County students
The Garden Club by the Sea is currently seeking applicants for the scholarships we will offer for the 2020-21 academic year. These scholarships (usually in the amount of $1,000.00) are offered to undergraduate and graduate students who are U.S. Citizens, residents of Brevard County, FL and are currently or will be enrolled in an accredited college or university as a full-time student pursuing a degree related to Environmental Sciences, Horticulture or Botany and Plant Sciences.
If you meet the above qualification and would like a copy of the application, please contact Robin Snyder.
If you meet the above qualification and would like a copy of the application, please contact Robin Snyder.
NSF REU program - Aquatic Ecology - Auburn Univ - Summer 2020
We are excited to invite applications from undergraduate students to participate in a National Science Foundation supported summer Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program focused on the ecology of southeastern ponds, rivers, reservoirs, and estuaries. Ten undergraduate students will work closely with a team of Auburn University faculty to explore aquatic ecosystems, complete a student-driven research project, participate in a variety of professional development and social activities, develop and lead an outreach project, and share their research findings in a symposium at the conclusion of the program. Participants will work closely with our mentors to develop an interdisciplinary project involving complementary fields, such as community ecology, limnology, evolution, fisheries management, molecular biology, conservation, biogeochemistry, biodiversity, and microbiology. The program will run from May 17 to July 26, 2020 (10 weeks). http://www.wilsonlab.com/reu
The online application is available at https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__wilsonlab.com_reu_application.html&d=DwIFAg&c=sJ6xIWYx-zLMB3EPkvcnVg&r=pcEb_kAWG6QSZvnurMlY2ZefrunEOIUCav18d35bsJo&m=7D6GwczHXyWdAJXPnJVAbSqDdZ9uukiZFhcns7jQTsY&s=Tux0FIY1IWVe_eJl58W8lWHL5rmm51poBrg6PZdt0Bo&e=
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