Apply for CRE funding to travel with the CRE to present at the Florida Undergraduate Research Conference (FURC) 2023 in Miami Gardens, FL at St. Thomas University.
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As part of International Education Month, FSU's Office of Research Development and Office of Faculty Development and Advancement are hosting an event for international researchers and researchers wishing to start international collaborations. The event will take place 5-8 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 2, at the Globe Auditorium.
Donations of canned or bagged dry dog food (Pedigree brand preferred) will be collected at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center Box Office. In exchange for your donation, you will receive a Buy-One-Get-One Half-Off ticket offer, valid for both PAW Patrol Live performances (Oct. 25 & 26).
ITS needs your help to beat UF in this year’s cybersecurity awareness campaign, the Cyber Bowl.
If you have questions about whether grad school is for you or not, how to apply, what programs and schools to consider, Grad School Boot Camp is for you! This series of events Oct. 25-27, will help you understand every aspect of applying to grad school. Register today!
Attend this workshop to learn how to update your ORCID record to save time and get credit in funding applications, publications, and research reporting.
Pizza & a Major Workshop Series, presented by Advising First and The Career Center, is designed to help students understand how to research your options and explore the majors that match your values, interests, and skills. You can attend one or all of the workshops in the series. The search for the best-fit major begins NOW!
Incoming Vice President for Research Stacey Patterson will be holding open forums her first week on campus to talk with faculty, staff and students about opportunities for research.
The FSU Congress of Graduate Students will hold an inaugural TOM Project health initiative event from 1-5 p.m. on Oct.14 at the FSU Globe. The event will kick off the installation of the first of 51 AEDs on campus paid for by the TOM Project. Attendees are invited to enjoy free food, CPR and AED training, and an ECG heart screening. Students can pre-register for an electrocardiogram screening at the event.
Designed specifically for students with no prior experience, the Ideas Competition is an easy way to get your toes wet and see if entrepreneurship could be right for you. All you need to apply is an idea, no matter how small and you could win up to $10,000!