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UF celebrates International Education Week, receives national recognition for its efforts
The University of Florida is marking International Education Week Nov. 12–16 with a series of events designed to celebrate UF’s many efforts to create and promote programs of global focus.
Through new faculty hires, the College of the Arts seeks to define the role of the arts in higher ed, society
Through a unique hiring process, UF’s College of the Arts recently called on college faculty and staff to develop a unified vision for the hiring of 19 new faculty members.
Ongoing hurricane relief efforts support faculty, staff and students in Panhandle
When Hurricane Michael struck the Florida Panhandle, many UF/IFAS faculty, staff and students’ homes were destroyed or badly damaged. Donations continue to be accepted via Aid-a-Gator, UF’s emergency fund for faculty, staff and students, with nearly $15,000 raised in recent weeks. In addition, UF/IFAS has established a hurricane relief site with opportunities for those who wish to help to provide donations and/or volunteer.
Our caring community—ways to help in the wake of Hurricane Michael
As recovery from Hurricane Michael is underway in the Florida Panhandle, many want to reach out to assist those in need. Among those affected by last week’s hurricane were approximately 200 UF faculty, staff and graduate assistants affiliated with the North Florida Research and Education Centers in Quincy and Marianna as well as those throughout 15 UF/IFAS Extension county offices. Whether by donating money, goods or your time, there are many ways to help our fellow Floridians.