Looking for a summer internship or your first job after graduation? Then attend this Career Workshop hosted by our Franklin Career Coordinators, Drs. Christine Lasek-White & Katie Springthorpe! This is a great opportunity to get personalized advice and learn strategies for finding internships and job opportunities. 10 Academic Points!
Join us as we welcome Dr. Kacy Morris from the Department of Psychology for an interesting talk about the emerging adulthood that everyone of us are going through. We will be offering tea and snacks for this academic event that is worth 10 points! It will be in the Rutherford Programming Room!
Invisibility! Immortality! Regeneration! Super-strength! Many animals possess extraordinary abilities and have oddball characteristics. In this talk, Dr. Rachel Roberts-Galbraith will help us learn about some of the strangest and most interesting superheroes of the animal kingdom. We'll also learn how scientists (like her) are studying extraordinary animals to understand biology relevant to human health, medicine, and agriculture.
Join DA Avni as we explore the world of Korede whose sister may be a serial Killer. This will be part of multiple meetings set up throughout the semester. You must attend 3 out of the 5 meetings to get your 10 academic points! In this meeting, we will cover part 3 of the reading. Hope you can join us!
How much do you know about the ancient Greek language? Perhaps you would like to join us on a journey into the past and learn about how we can use technology to learn older languages. We will be welcoming Dr. Wolkow from the Classics Department and he will be presenting in the Rutherford Programming Room. This event will be worth 10 academic points!
Open to FRC members.
Join us as we invite Dr. Laramie Lemon from the Genetics Department for an amazing talk about the world of epigenetics and how the environment around us has impacts down to our DNA. Let the conversation of nature and nurture begin once more! This event will be 10 academic points in the Rutherford Library!
Open to FRC members.
Join us in the Rutherford Library as we enjoy a documentary celebrating a landmark win for Latinx students in LA schools. The students protested and fought for their right to a fair education. The documentary will be an hour long, and there will be a small discussion section afterward, with snacks provided. This event will be worth 10 academic points!
Join us as we enjoy a talk from Dr. Rachel Roberts-Galbraith who will present about her lab’s research using worms to study regeneration. This is also an opportunity to learn more about research opportunities at UGA!
Join us in the Rutherford Programming Room for an event blending entertainment, celebrity, and social history with Dr. Andrew Walgren of the UGA History Department.
In celebration of women's history month, we'll learn how female theatrical performers in NYC used their wartime work to not only support the war effort but to demonstrate to New Yorkers – and the rest of the country – that women wanted to, and were capable of, exercising the vote.…
