FOS4936 - Grain Technology in Food Science (3 credits)
Meets: R 2-3 period (8:30-10:25) & F 2 period (8:30-9:20)
Prerequisite: Chemistry/Biochemistry or Instructor Approval
Description: The lectures deal on the basic science of the 5 leading cereal grains (rice, corn, wheat, sorghum, and barley) with emphasis on their physical, chemical, and biochemical properties and their relevance on the processing, application and utilization of the cereal grains in foods. Counts toward the Food Science minor and appropriate for students interested in Brewing Science.
HUN4813C - Lab Techniques in Molecular Nutrition w/ Dr. Robin DaSilva (3 credits)
Meets: M 2-3 period (8:30-10:25) & W 2-4 period (8:30-11:35)
Prerequisite: CHM2211 & CHM2211L
Description: Will introduce students to the theory, practice, and application of a variety of laboratory techniques that can be used to answer questions in nutritional sciences. This course will cover both gold standard and cutting edge research techniques in nutrition. Students will be challenged to apply their knowledge of nutrition to real research questions.
HUN4936 - Nutrition Education and Communication in Health (3 credits)
Meets: M 3-4 period (9:35-11:35) W 4 period (10:40-11:35)
Prerequisite: HUN2201
Description: This course will provide an introduction to communicating with and educating patients, colleagues, and other populations on good nutrition practices. The course focuses on the role of health care providers as nutrition educators, the degree to which various health care professionals can incorporate nutrition education into their practice, effective referral to and collaboration with dietetic professionals, and how to communicate health information in an effective manner.
**Students interested in these courses will need to contact FSHN for registration**
Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Monday, October 30, 2017
2018-2019 Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship Program - Application Now Open!
This email officially announces
the opening of our 2018-2019 Herbert
Wertheim College of Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship Program. You will find the scholarship application at the
following web site: https://www.eng.ufl.edu/students/students/awards-and-scholarships/undergraduate-scholarship-application/
This
one application will make you eligible for consideration of a host of Herbert
Wertheim College of Engineering scholarships, funded by generous corporate and
individual donations to our UF Foundation (http://www.uff.ufl.edu).
After
you have submitted your application, your department may conduct an interview
process.
You
will need your Gatorlink ID and password to enter into the system. If you submitted your application and remembered
something you wanted to add or change afterwards, know that your departmental
undergraduate coordinator/advisor can edit this information.
Before you begin, please read
answers to frequently asked questions about the HWCOE undergraduate
scholarships that are included below. I encourage you to save this email
for future reference.
Last year, the College of
Engineering distributed over $180,000 in scholarship funds to applicants.
The application is very straightforward, so please apply!
Texas A&M Undergraduate Summer Research Grant
May 29, 2018 – August 3, 2018
https://engineering.tamu.edu/easa/programs/usrg
Are you an undergraduate engineering student who wants to discover innovative solutions to problems? The Undergraduate Summer Research Grant Program (USRG) will take your academic career to the next level. The USRG program at Texas A&M University provides an exciting and unique opportunity for undergraduate students to immerse themselves in research under the guidance of College of Engineering faculty, postdoctoral fellows and advanced graduate students.
We’re looking for talented sophomores, juniors and seniors who are interested in spending their summer break at Texas A&M. Accepted applicants will travel to our campus in College Station, Texas and conduct research from May 29 through August 3, 2018. The program culminates in a poster session where you will have the opportunity to present your own research to faculty members and your peers, gaining valuable insight and experience.
Application Information
Timeline
Nov. 1, 2017 - Application opens
Feb. 21, 2018 - Application deadline for domestic students
March 14, 2018 - Domestic students decision notification
https://engineering.tamu.edu/easa/programs/usrg
Are you an undergraduate engineering student who wants to discover innovative solutions to problems? The Undergraduate Summer Research Grant Program (USRG) will take your academic career to the next level. The USRG program at Texas A&M University provides an exciting and unique opportunity for undergraduate students to immerse themselves in research under the guidance of College of Engineering faculty, postdoctoral fellows and advanced graduate students.
We’re looking for talented sophomores, juniors and seniors who are interested in spending their summer break at Texas A&M. Accepted applicants will travel to our campus in College Station, Texas and conduct research from May 29 through August 3, 2018. The program culminates in a poster session where you will have the opportunity to present your own research to faculty members and your peers, gaining valuable insight and experience.
Application Information
Timeline
Nov. 1, 2017 - Application opens
Feb. 21, 2018 - Application deadline for domestic students
March 14, 2018 - Domestic students decision notification
Study Abroad - Medicine, Microbiology & Health
2018 Application Deadline: February 15, 2018
Please apply online at: www.ufic.ufl.edu/sas
Friday, October 27, 2017
New Spring Courses in the ABE Department!
Three new courses are being offered for ABE/AOM/BE students this Spring. These special topics courses can be found on One.UF by putting in the appropriate course number. All are available for both undergraduate and graduate students.
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
OPERATION GROUNDSWELL-BACKPACKING WITH A PURPOSE: 2018 APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN!
Operation Groundswell is a non-profit organization that runs volunteering programs abroad. We examine various social justice issues while working in solidarity with local activists, non-profit organizations, and communities. We are looking for globally conscious and socially active students who want to spend their summer exploring some of the most complex and beautiful countries in the world!
If you're into cultural exchange,
meaningful community service, and off-the-beaten path adventure, apply by November
22nd!
Programs are filling up quickly so apply as soon as
possible. Financial assistance is available for our 5-6 week programs.
Check out where we
go:
Programs of various
themes are currently open in the following countries:
Bolivia - Environmental
Justice
Thailand - Alternative
Tourism, Environmental Conservation, or Food Justice
India - Alternative
Education or Gender & Religion
Guatemala - Human
Rights, Food Justice, or Fair Trade
Cambodia - Environmental
Justice or Alternative Education
Peru - Human Rights,
Environmental Justice, or Alternative Tourism
Ecuador - Food Justice
Bangladesh - Fair Trade
Can't travel in the
summer? Join us for our alternative breaks in the winter and spring!
AFA Food Institute
If you are interested in learning more about what it takes to get food on your table, this Institute is for you! What happens after the raw ingredients leave the farm? From production and processing to R&D and marketing to packaging and everything in between, AFA Food Institute delegates are sure to leave with a broader picture of the food industry.
CALS will assist with a portion of travel expenses if students are selected (usually ½ of the plane ticket, up to $200).
Held annually in the winter months, the AFA Food Institute brings around 75 talented college men and women to the Chicago area to take part in a three-day program. Students are selected through a competitive application process and have expressed a specific interest in the food sector. The itinerary will provide interaction between students and food sector leaders; expose students to area processors, businesses and other related service providers and include discussion and training to enhance student preparation to enter careers in the agriculture and food industry.
This Institute is open to all undergraduate students pursuing agriculture-related degrees. Students must apply by Nov. 29 at http://www.agfuture.org/s/1342/rd16/index3.aspx?sid=1342&gid=1&pgid=875.
CALS will assist with a portion of travel expenses if students are selected (usually ½ of the plane ticket, up to $200).
Held annually in the winter months, the AFA Food Institute brings around 75 talented college men and women to the Chicago area to take part in a three-day program. Students are selected through a competitive application process and have expressed a specific interest in the food sector. The itinerary will provide interaction between students and food sector leaders; expose students to area processors, businesses and other related service providers and include discussion and training to enhance student preparation to enter careers in the agriculture and food industry.
This Institute is open to all undergraduate students pursuing agriculture-related degrees. Students must apply by Nov. 29 at http://www.agfuture.org/s/1342/rd16/index3.aspx?sid=1342&gid=1&pgid=875.
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
You Matter and UF Really Cares….so be smart, be safe and be alert this week.
This is an unusually stressful time for many of you, so PLEASE be
aware that ABE and UF are here to support you. Your health and safety
are of utmost concern so please be aware of the campus restrictions that
have been put in place and that there are resources available if you
need them.
COUNSELING AND SUPPORT
Hours of facilities and services may shift based on situational changes. Please visit freespeech.ufl.edu<http://freespeech.ufl.edu><https://freespeech.ufl.edu/qa-for-1019-event/> for the up-to-date information, including a message about safety and security information<http://statements.ufl.edu/statements/2017/10/information-update-for-richard-spencer-event.html> on campus.
PARKING and FACILITIES
To find out the latest status of parking lots, building closures and building access restrictions go to the Q&A at https://freespeech.ufl.edu/qa-for-1019-event/ . Be sure to have your UFID on you at all times as you may need it to access campus buildings.
COUNSELING AND SUPPORT
- Counseling and Wellness Center – Counselors will hold walk-in hours on Oct. 19 in Peabody Hall. Please call (352) 390-1575 if you need immediate counseling assistance.
- U Matter We Care – If you are aware of members of the UF community in distress, please contact U Matter, We Care at umatter@ufl.edu
- Reporting – For bias incidents or hate crimes, consider reporting them and seeking support. Reports can be made to UF RESPECT team<http://www.umatter.ufl.edu/stopbias> and/or UPD<http://www.police.ufl.edu/wp-content/asp/secure_ufpd/silent_witness.aspx>.
Hours of facilities and services may shift based on situational changes. Please visit freespeech.ufl.edu<http://freespeech.ufl.edu><https://freespeech.ufl.edu/qa-for-1019-event/> for the up-to-date information, including a message about safety and security information<http://statements.ufl.edu/statements/2017/10/information-update-for-richard-spencer-event.html> on campus.
PARKING and FACILITIES
To find out the latest status of parking lots, building closures and building access restrictions go to the Q&A at https://freespeech.ufl.edu/qa-for-1019-event/ . Be sure to have your UFID on you at all times as you may need it to access campus buildings.
Monday, October 16, 2017
CALS Student Philanthropy Council application
The CALS Student Philanthropy Council is looking for general council members for this school year. It's a new organization and students have the opportunity to be involved with creating a lasting awareness of philanthropy in our UF community and Gainesville as a whole. This student group is specific to CALS majors and looks great for upcoming students looking to get more involved with their college and boost their resume. Thank you!
Here is the application link: https://ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cvhsH1JvEnFW0Op
Which can be found at: http://give.ifas.ufl.edu/
Here is the application link: https://ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cvhsH1JvEnFW0Op
Which can be found at: http://give.ifas.ufl.edu/
AOM4932/6932-Agri-food Systems Innovation-Spring 2018
Dr. Adam Watson is teaching a new course this Spring. See below for details.
Days: MWF
Time: 9:35a.m. – 10:25a.m. (3rd period)
Credits: 3 Credits
Innovation is extremely important for enterprises, organizations, governments, and for society as a whole. But how do you know if your idea is good, or just good enough? Or if your business model is simply sustaining your operation in the market or disrupting it?
Globalization of the food supply has provided many opportunities for farmers, food processors, retailers, and consumers alike, but such a system also creates many challenges. Come discuss these issues and more in a fun, engaging, interdisciplinary, low-stakes learning atmosphere where using technology (yes, even cell phones) is not only permitted, but encouraged!
This course is open to undergraduates and graduates alike and requires students to explore the role of innovation in food systems from a reverse chain perspective. Students will gain knowledge of the food system framework from a multi-level (i.e. global, national, and regional/local) perspective, identify current, innovative business and technological practices, as well as present and think critically about future trends in food.
Module topics include:
Days: MWF
Time: 9:35a.m. – 10:25a.m. (3rd period)
Credits: 3 Credits
Innovation is extremely important for enterprises, organizations, governments, and for society as a whole. But how do you know if your idea is good, or just good enough? Or if your business model is simply sustaining your operation in the market or disrupting it?
Globalization of the food supply has provided many opportunities for farmers, food processors, retailers, and consumers alike, but such a system also creates many challenges. Come discuss these issues and more in a fun, engaging, interdisciplinary, low-stakes learning atmosphere where using technology (yes, even cell phones) is not only permitted, but encouraged!
This course is open to undergraduates and graduates alike and requires students to explore the role of innovation in food systems from a reverse chain perspective. Students will gain knowledge of the food system framework from a multi-level (i.e. global, national, and regional/local) perspective, identify current, innovative business and technological practices, as well as present and think critically about future trends in food.
Module topics include:
- · Innovation in agri-food systems marketing
- · Consumer behavior with regard to food innovation
- · New product development: principles and practices in a consumer-oriented market
- · Food safety and consumer behavior
- · Technological innovation in the food industry: product design
- · Food production: trends in system innovation
- · Nutritional aspects of food innovations: a focus on functional foods
- · Integration of innovation in the corporate strategy of agri-food companies
- · Innovations in logistics in the food supply chain networks
- · Food quality management and innovation
- · Legislation and food innovation
Thursday, October 12, 2017
Florida Cicerones: Decide to Rise
The Florida Cicerones are the official student ambassadors of the University of Florida. Decide to Rise reflects our devotion to serving the University of Florida by engaging with future alumni through the Student Alumni Association, giving campus tours with the Office of Admissions, hosting potential student athletes with the University Athletic Association, and serving the guests of President Fuchs. Since 1968, we have been dedicated to sharing our student experiences to connect others to the Gator community. Today, we are driven by an overarching vision of a university that is one of the very best in the nation. The Florida Cicerones decide to move forward for a shared purpose.
Join us at our Fall Forum on Tuesday, October 24th at 6 PM at Emerson Alumni Hall, where you can speak with Cicerones and learn more about our roles on campus. We will be tabling in Turlington starting Thursday, October 12th through Tuesday, October 24th.
We will also hold a Spring Forum on Thursday, January 11th at 6 PM at Emerson Alumni Hall where you can hear from additional Cicerones and ask questions before submitting your application.
If you would like to learn more about the Florida Cicerones and hear about upcoming Recruitment events, join our 2017-2018 Recruitment Listserv at bit.ly/decidetorise.
Join us at our Fall Forum on Tuesday, October 24th at 6 PM at Emerson Alumni Hall, where you can speak with Cicerones and learn more about our roles on campus. We will be tabling in Turlington starting Thursday, October 12th through Tuesday, October 24th.
We will also hold a Spring Forum on Thursday, January 11th at 6 PM at Emerson Alumni Hall where you can hear from additional Cicerones and ask questions before submitting your application.
If you would like to learn more about the Florida Cicerones and hear about upcoming Recruitment events, join our 2017-2018 Recruitment Listserv at bit.ly/decidetorise.
Monday, October 9, 2017
Invitation to the Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) GBM
It is time for the 2nd GBM on October 11th, 2017 @5pm, Rogers hall 122. Our distinguished speaker will be Dr. Monika Maleszewska who carries a PhD in cell and molecular biology, and navigated her way to become scientific project manager at Applied Stem Cell Inc. Join us as Dr. Maleszewska shares her career journey spurring insights about the importance of career development as well as other valuable life experiences and lessons. You don’t want to miss this. So, mark your calendar!
Your WiSE officers will offer you a great networking opportunity - exclusive to WiSE members - that will bring you one step closer to industry partners and hiring teams. As a matter of fact, you can even suggest which company you’d like to connect to. So, make sure you bring a laptop, a tablet or any other device that can go online.
We are also excited to announce two new officer positions: The WiSE Manbassador and The WiSE UG liaison (undergraduate liaison). Come learn about the new positions, and maybe nominate yourself or a friend.
And as usual, we’ll be having our WiseUp social at The Social @ Midtown following the GBM at 6pm. Spread the word and follow us on FB to stay tuned!
Your WiSE officers will offer you a great networking opportunity - exclusive to WiSE members - that will bring you one step closer to industry partners and hiring teams. As a matter of fact, you can even suggest which company you’d like to connect to. So, make sure you bring a laptop, a tablet or any other device that can go online.
We are also excited to announce two new officer positions: The WiSE Manbassador and The WiSE UG liaison (undergraduate liaison). Come learn about the new positions, and maybe nominate yourself or a friend.
And as usual, we’ll be having our WiseUp social at The Social @ Midtown following the GBM at 6pm. Spread the word and follow us on FB to stay tuned!
Thursday, October 5, 2017
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Monday, October 2, 2017
Assistant Farm Manager Position-Aqua Farming Tech
This is an on the ground assistant manager position with housing provided. The Assistant Farm Manager will help ensure the smooth operation of the day-to-day activities at our farm facility where the main crops are tilapia, silver carp and catfish; the farm plans to also cultivate shrimp next year. The position will report to the Farm Manager and will be trained in all aspects of the farm’s operations. This is an exciting position with great potential for earning and professional growth.
Qualifications: • Bachelor or Masters Degree in Aquaculture/Fisheries • Understanding of land-based recirculating aquaculture systems, water quality analysis and management of fin fish health and welfare throughout all aspects of operation. • 2 years + field experience • Mechanically inclined – electrical and mechanical • Understanding of hatchery operations • Knowledge of feed formulation • Bilingual (English/Spanish) helpful • Experience in cultivating shrimp helpful • Well organized, detail oriented, good leadership skills and strong planning skills • Strong communication skills (both verbal and written) • Proficiency in: Microsoft Office Word, Excel • Ability to work outdoors in ALL weather conditions – this area experiences high summertime temperatures • Ability to operate equipment backhoe, dozer - helpful
Location: Thermal, California
Company URL: https://www.aquafarmingtech.com
Salary: $50,000/year
Closing Date: Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Contact Name: Dave Knight
Contact Phone: Not Entered
Contact Email: dknight@aquafarmingtech.com
Qualifications: • Bachelor or Masters Degree in Aquaculture/Fisheries • Understanding of land-based recirculating aquaculture systems, water quality analysis and management of fin fish health and welfare throughout all aspects of operation. • 2 years + field experience • Mechanically inclined – electrical and mechanical • Understanding of hatchery operations • Knowledge of feed formulation • Bilingual (English/Spanish) helpful • Experience in cultivating shrimp helpful • Well organized, detail oriented, good leadership skills and strong planning skills • Strong communication skills (both verbal and written) • Proficiency in: Microsoft Office Word, Excel • Ability to work outdoors in ALL weather conditions – this area experiences high summertime temperatures • Ability to operate equipment backhoe, dozer - helpful
Location: Thermal, California
Company URL: https://www.aquafarmingtech.com
Salary: $50,000/year
Closing Date: Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Contact Name: Dave Knight
Contact Phone: Not Entered
Contact Email: dknight@aquafarmingtech.com
Graduate Programs Fair
For additional information regarding this event, please contact the Division of Graduate Student Affairs at ogdi@ufl.edu.
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