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Join CALS and the Office of Student Financial Aid on Friday, October 23 from 12-2pm in the CALS Student Center (25 Ag Hall) for an opportunity to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and get your FAFSA questions answered. FREE lunch will be provided!
Interested in careers in food, agriculture, biotech, food science, supply chain, food safety, agronomy, ag business, product development, pet nutrition, communications, or marketing? All majors and class years are welcome. Students can RSVP through Handshake.
Interested in internships, seasonal jobs, LTE positions, job shadows, or full-time careers with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources?
Wednesday, September 30, from 5:30–7:30 p.m. in the Steenbock Library STEM Commons.
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Looking to fund your study abroad experience? CALS students can apply for study abroad scholarships by September 28! Apply for IAP and CALS-funded scholarships at once through the Study Abroad scholars application here: studyabroad.wisc.edu/funding…
Tuesday, Sept. 15, 5:30-6:30pm | 126 Steenbock Library
Interested in studying or interning abroad as a CALS major? Want to hear how other CALS students made their study abroad dreams a reality?
Register here: cglink.me/26M/r375165
Sept. 17, 4:45 PM | 354 Ag Hall
Still undecided or looking to add a major? Consider joining the department of Community and Environmental Sociology! We'll be holding an info session to talk more about what students do in our major. Pizza and drinks will be provided!
Happy first week of classes! It's never too early to look into your future plans here at UW-Madison, and the Study Abroad fair is a great way to learn the basics of the study abroad process. Students of all majors and academic levels are welcome!
Get quick, expert feedback on your resume from CALS Career Services and company representatives from Epic, Kerry, Thermo Fisher Scientific, and Veeva. Stop by anytime between 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. on Sept. 3 in Steenbock Library.
ALT Flyer for Drop-In Resume Reviews. Red background with an image of person sitting at table with a computer. Event details are in black text on the upper right side of the page. Drop-In Resume Reviews written underneath image in red and white text. Event details: Thursday, Sept 3 11:30am-1:30pm in STEM Commons, Steenbock Library. Register go.wisc.edu/wwz7056
The All-Campus Fall Career & Internship Fair is on September 16 from 4:00-7:30 at the Kohl Center. This is a great opportunity to connect with employers for internships and full-time jobs. Visit careerfair.wisc.edu for more information.
ALT Flyer for Career and Internship Fair. The flyer has a red background with black and white letters. Career and Internship Fair is black at the top of the flyer. The date and time are white and the middle of the flyer. Website link is at the bottom of the flyer. The Fair is on Sept 16, 2016 from 4:00-7:30 in the Kohl Center. Visit careerfair.wisc.edu for information.
Sara Peters won the Student Paper Award from the Rural Sociological Society Population Research Interest Group for her paper co-authored with graduating student Michael Topping, “Decomposing the Rural-Urban Life Expectancy Gap."
Need a study break? Stop by the CALS Student Center May 4-8 any time between 7am-9pm for a chance to participate in some fun activities! They'll have puzzles, games, fidget toys, coloring and card-making, plus snacks and tea!
Upcoming grads! Join us and CALS for our Spring Graduation Celebration! This informal celebration is open for students and guests to mingle, take photos at the garden, pick up gifts, and enjoy light refreshments. This event will take place before the graduation ceremony!
Sign up for this year's Sustainability Move-Out! Through this effort, almost 175,000 pounds of material are diverted from landfill, and it can't be done without the help of volunteers supporting the effort.
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Hope everyone's enjoying the weather today! Have you started thinking about final exams? Join GUTS for a free 45-minute workshop to help you prepare for finals! They'll cover effective study strategies, utilizing past exams, time management, and more.
🎓Graduating? Congratulations! Don’t forget to tell us what you’re doing next. UW–Madison asks graduates to report their plans through the First Destination Survey—whether it’s a job, graduate school, or something different. go.wisc.edu/gradplans
This event highlights the importance of sustainable travel. Attendees will learn how travel impacts local communities and the environment, and how small changes can significantly reduce global footprints.
Register here: uwmadison.zoom.us/webinar/re…
Looking for a volunteer opportunity? Want to provide feedback on future courses and majors?
The CALS Curriculum Committee is seeking a student member for next year. If you would like more information, contact David Wright-Racette at [email protected].
Join Student Affairs for Buttonmania! Create your own buttons using affirmations, goals, and designs that matter to you! Food and supplies will be provided. RSVP link: forms.gle/K9HQeV9mRP8VDEs76
📅 Thursday, April 16th
⏰ 5:30-7:00pm
Join us on April 16th at 4:00 for the Haller Lecture. John Gaventa and Gabe Schwartzman will be speaking on “Dialogues on Shifting Power in Rural America” with Loka Ashwood.
John's Socials:
· Linkedin: John Gaventa
·Facebook: John Gaventa
· Bluesky: @johngav.bsky.social
