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Working Abroad at Home: Virtual International Internships
Join the Center for European Studies and the Career Connections Center to learn about virtual international internships.
Find out more »Drone Publics: A Human-Made Machine World – Katherine Chandler
How do drone technologies imagine an automated public sphere? This talk analyzes early experiments with drone aircraft...
Find out more »‘To Love and (Not) Be Wise’: Catullus and Philodemus the Epicurean
Join the University of Florida Center for Greek Studies and the Department of Classics for this installment of the Cassas Online Lecture Series.
Find out more »December 2020
Plains Indians and Indian Wars
The American Indian and Indigenous Studies (AIIS) Program is pleased to announce a colloquium on Friday, 4 December at 5:00 EST.
Find out more »The 2020 Carter Conference on Shifting Momentum in African Agriculture through Research and Technologies
For over 25 years, the Center for African Studies at the University of Florida has organized either annual lectures or a conference in honor of the late distinguished Africanist scholar, Gwendolen M. Carter.
Find out more »Teaching in Hyflex Rooms
HyFlex is the newest buzzword in higher education, referring to a course delivery mode that allows an instructor to teach both online and in-person students simultaneously.
Find out more »Imagineering Stories: Digital Storytelling in Education and Research
Led by Anastasia Pantazopoulou, the “Imagineering Stories” workshop is centered around digital technologies that have transformed the way we conceptualize and tell stories, creating a space where anyone can express themselves.
Find out more »Constructing Communities: Exploring Access through Education and Art
In collaboration with the University of Florida's Disability Resource Center, Department of English, and Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere, please join us on Saturday, December 19 for a two-part event series: Constructing Communities: Exploring Access through Education and Art!
Find out more »January 2021
“Where Do We Go From Here: Racism, Public Health and Affordable Health Care”
Since W.E.B. Du Bois' analysis of Black American life in the late 19th century, we have known that racial inequities in health are primarily socially determined.
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