Building on foundational GIS knowledge, this workshop will help participants master essential spatial analysis techniques in QGIS, such as extracting, manipulating, and joining spatial data to help glean valuable insight from spatial relationships and geographic data. Participants will also explore spatial analysis skills using real-world scenarios in QGIS and understand the vast and endless possibilities of spatial analysis using GIS. If you already registered for the first event of the series, there is no need to register again. Learn more and RSVP.
This workshop will show participants how to present data badly. By participating in this workshop participants will learn about common data visualization pitfalls such as misleading charts, miscommunication, poor color use, and cluttered content, as well as explore intentionally poor plotting techniques to understand how to improve data visualizations. Learn more and RSVP.
Join RebelForge for a workshop focusing on e-commerce to student entrepreneurs who want to establish an online business of their own. In this workshop, participants will identify and understand E-Commerce and how to establish an online business, establish the purpose of a product/service and target market, and learn about the different types of E-Commerce platforms and what to take into consideration when choosing one. Learn more and RSVP.
In this workshop, panelists will delve into why pronouns matter, as using a person's chosen name and pronouns is crucial for affirming their identity and showing respect. Panelists will also discuss the implications of misgendering and the legal landscape surrounding gender pronoun usage. By participating in this workshop, graduate students and faculty will enhance understanding of the use of gender pronouns and broader considerations of gender identity, sexual orientation, and gender expression, as well as build awareness of the impacts of gender pronoun legislation on campus. Learn more and RSVP.
Mar. 7: Grad School Prep Series: Crafting Your Letter of Intent
In this workshop, participants will learn essential strategies to effectively articulate academic and professional journeys and highlight unique qualifications and goals for advanced education. By participating in this workshop, students will gain an understanding of the structures and components of an effective letter of intent and learn what to keep in mind when tailoring a letter of intent for different graduate programs. Learn more and RSVP.
Mar. 11-15: Spring Break Recess
Beginning Monday, March 11, campus classes will not be held in observance of Spring Break. Classes will resume normal operation on Monday, March 18. For more information, contact the Registrar's Office.
Late Applications for Graduation Due
Students applying for graduation on or after March 2 will need to email grad.rpc@unlv.edu to see if they qualify for a late graduation application. To ensure you are on track for graduation, log in to Grad Rebel Gateway and check under the "Forms" tab for required forms to be submitted. Please note that if you qualify for a late graduation application, you will be assessed a $20 late fee. Learn more.
Mar. 8: 2024 Crossing Latinidades Summer Institute Applications Due
The Crossing Latinidades Summer Institute in Latino/a/x Humanities Studies is accepting applications. The program is open to students in the humanities or humanistic social studies that are working on future dissertations on U.S. Latino/a/x topics. Students must be finishing their second or third year by May 2024. Completed application materials should be emailed to Susana Sepulveda at susana.sepulveda@unlv.edu. Learn more.
Graduate Research Opportunity Fellowship Applications Due
The Nevada NASA Space Grant Consortium (NVSGC) has released the 2024-2025 NASA Scholarship and Fellowship solicitations. These funding opportunities are aimed at full-time students who are U.S. citizens enrolled at a Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) institution. The NASA Office of STEM Engagement requires that all awards/projects specifically address a Mission Directorate research priority. Applications are due Monday, March 18 at 5 p.m. Learn more and apply.
Join Dr. Kord M. Kober, associate professor at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) School of Nursing as he explores systems biology, genomics, bioinformatics, and data science. As part of his transdisciplinary program of research, Dr. Kober applies data-integrated and machine learning approaches to identify the phenotypic and molecular mechanisms that underlie and predict the severity of symptoms (i.e., cancer-related fatigue and chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy) associated with cancer and its treatment.
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Grad Fest is a one-stop shopping and resource experience for everything related to UNLV graduation. At the event, graduating students can order/purchase:
In this workshop, participants will learn about how emotional intelligence can lead to better community leadership and communication. Learn more and RSVP.
Join the Wellness Zone and the Academic Success Center for a chance to destress before midterms and be creative while creating a masterpiece. Learn more and RSVP.
Join the Black Mountain Institute for a reading and conversation with Julián Delgado Lopera. Lopera is the author of The New York Times acclaimed novel Fiebre Tropical. Lopera is also the author of Quiéreme and ¡Cuéntamelo!, an illustrated bilingual collection of oral histories by LGBT Latinx immigrants.
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Mar. 7: Sprint to Spring Break: SRWC 5K and Triathlon
Join Student Recreation and Wellness (SRWC) aquatics for a 5K or Rebel Rec. Triathlon. This "reverse triathlon" is designed to highlight and fulfill training at any level of fitness.The event is open to all competitors. Learn more and RSVP.
Academic success can be hard to navigate without basic needs items. With just a RebelCard ID or proof of a UNLV email address, students can access items such as toiletries and personal hygiene products; school supplies; bedding and linens; childcare items; clothing; household and kitchen items; and nonperishable food goods. Learn more.
Mar. 8: Pitching Your Work to Publications: A Workshop with Tajja Isen
This workshop will discuss what makes a strong pitch and how that varies depending on the type of story or intended outlet for publication. Participants will also analyze a few (anonymized) examples of successful and unsuccessful pitches to different publications to get a clearer sense of what works and what doesn’t. Those who want their pitches workshopped during the session must submit their pitches beforehand. Learn more.
Explore Arizona's hot springs on a five-mile trek through hidden canyons, discovering crystal-clear pools amid the serene wilderness. Ideal for nature enthusiasts and wellness seekers, this Arizona Hot Springs hike promises an unforgettable day of exploration and relaxation. Learn more and RSVP.
Student Support Spot for Basic Needs
UNLV’s Student Support Spot provides free food packages, toiletry items, and guidance to students facing basic needs challenges (food, housing, transportation, mental health, child care, and digital access).
Located in the University Gateway Building second floor Welcome Center, the Student Support Spot is open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. If you need immediate assistance from the Student Support Spot, please contact gradrebel@unlv.edu.
CFA Announces Second Annual Pamela Phillips Oland Excellence in the Art of Writing Lyrics Award
The winner receives $5,000 and is invited to UNLV during the fall 2024 semester to work with College of Fine Arts students, and to an event celebrating the award.
