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April 2020
John Due Celebration
The Samuel Proctor Oral History Project will be hosting a reception/celebration event honoring civil rights attorney John Due at Pugh Hall on Wednesday, April 29 at 5 pm.
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Talking Covid: A Survival Guide for People of Color
This two-day series aims to increase awareness of COVID-19 and share tools with communities of color on how to be well.
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The Plot Against America Webinar
The Center for Jewish Studies at the University of Florida is hosting a panel discussion in live webinar format, to discuss the novel and the HBO production within the context of Antisemitism, Jewish Anxieties, and Counterfactual History, to be followed by a public question and answer session.
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The Political Journey of Holocaust Historian Lucy S. Dawidowicz
Join us for a webinar discussion with Nancy Sinkoff, whose new book on Lucy Dawidowicz is the first biography of this fascinating scholar.
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2020 Pre-Health Kick-Off: College of Dentistry
The UF Pre-Health Advising Team is excited to bring our annual Pre-Health Kick-Off event to you in a virtual format!
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The UF Pre-Health Advising Team is excited to bring our annual Pre-Health Kick-Off event to you in a virtual format!
Find out more »2020 Pre-Health Kick-Off: College of Medicine
The UF Pre-Health Advising Team is excited to bring our annual Pre-Health Kick-Off event to you in a virtual format!
Find out more »2020 Pre-Health Kick-Off: Physician Assistant
The UF Pre-Health Advising Team is excited to bring our annual Pre-Health Kick-Off event to you in a virtual format!
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When Black Studies was #BlackFamous
Join us to meet Dr. David A. Canton, our new program director, and discover what the future holds for African American Studies at the University of Florida
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Fruits of the Past, Present, and Future: A Virtual Workshop with Anna Tjé
Artist Anna Tjé invites people to embark on the journey of their favorite fruits from seed to consumption by using “exotic” fruits as a metaphor for the self to build a virtual community through conversation, tasting and creative writing.
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CLAS AI Workshop: Ethics & Fairness in AI
In light of the University of Florida's $70 million artificial intelligence partnership with NVIDIA, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences presents the first in a series of virtual workshops focused on machine learning.
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Sustainability European-Style: Urban Farming, Alternative Food Economies, and the Politics of Civic Participation
This presentation will focus on the urban farming movement in Eastern Europe/Lithuania as an entry point for discussing the politics and practice of sustainability in the European Union (EU), particularly in relation to food self-provisioning, climate change and civic engagement.
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