Join the U.S. Bank Goals Coaching team to discuss strategies for implementing action plans towards your future goals. Participants will leave this workshop with a clear vision, actionable steps, and some behavioral science tips. By participating in this workshop, participants will learn how to turn goals into action plans and gain an understanding of how to implement action plans successfully in order to achieve strategic goals. 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.
Online Student Resource Guide Available
UNLV offers an extensive Student Resource Guide that students, faculty, and staff may find helpful. The guide is divided into 15 different categories to help students find the help they may be looking for.
Free Wall Street Journal Access for UNLV Students
UNLV has partnered with the Wall Street Journal to provide a free WSJ subscription to all UNLV students, faculty, and staff. The Wall Street Journal is a global leader in news and information and a multiple-time Pulitzer Prize winner in journalism. All subscriptions include curated podcasts and newsletters as well as insights on big career and financial decisions. Learn more.
Free English Language Tutoring Program
UNLV’s International Student and Scholar Services is offering free English Language Tutoring to all international and multilingual grad students. Tutors can assist with conversational skills, pronunciation, listening comprehension, vocabulary, reading, presentations, and grammar. Contact the English Language Center or email elc@unlv.edu for more information.
Feb. 27: Grad Rebel Writing Boot Camp: Weekend Edition Applications Due
Applications for the spring 2024 Grad Rebel Writing Boot Camp are due February 27. If you need structured writing time, help finishing your final semester strong, or a refresher on Graduate College formatting guidelines, submit an application here.
Mar. 1: Application for Graduation Deadline
Friday, March 1 is the final day to apply and submit an application for graduation through the MyUNLV Student Center. Please note that a $125 graduation and diploma fee will be placed on student accounts (one fee per degree/certificate) beginning the first day of registration for the semester in which they have applied to graduate. If registration has already opened, the fee will be applied within two business days. Learn more.
Green Corps Organizer Program Accepting Applications
Green Corps is accepting 20 candidates for its 2024-2025 program. Graduates will join more than 400 alumni leading environmental campaigns and organizations across the country. If you’re passionate about the environment and ready to learn and practice the craft of organizing after graduation, Learn more and apply.
Join UNLV’s Minorities and Philosophy chapter for discussions about the relationship between minorities and philosophy. Specifically, philosophy professor Dr. Jesse Fitts will present Sarah Jane-Leslie's theory attempting to explain philosophy's gender gap. The presentation will then open to allow participants to discuss demographic-related topics.
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Join Project Wellness and UNLV President Keith Whitfield for an interactive town hall regarding mental health. President Whitfield and mental health professionals will be on hand to give students the opportunity to ask questions, learn skills such as managing reactions and helpful thinking, and find help with a multitude of resources. Learn more and RSVP.
Join the Student Diversity Programs for an evening of recognition and community at the annual Black Carpet Awards. This prestigious event shines a spotlight on outstanding achievements, leadership, and contributions within the UNLV Black community. Learn more.
Join UNLV Career Services and Workforce Development for the spring 2024 Career Fair. This event will provide UNLV students and alumni with the opportunity to connect with numerous employers from a variety of industries. Learn more.
Join the Student Diversity Programs for a discussion regarding campus culture and needs. During this event, participants will explore the true meaning of UNLV as a Minority Serving Institution and its impact on Black students, faculty, and staff. Learn more.
Feb. 29: The Russell Frank Astronomy Lecture Series: Fast Radio Bursts: A Cosmic Detective Story
Join the UNLV Physics and Astronomy Department for a lecture from West Virginia University’s Duncan Lorimer. In this talk, Lorimer will discuss the discovery of fast radio bursts, what they might be, and how they are being used to probe the large-scale structure of the universe.
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Join over 200 UNLV students for our semesterly tradition, Service Day. This Spring Service Day, participants will complete three hours of service with various community partners around the Las Vegas Valley. Tasks vary depending on what the community partner may need but volunteers can expect to lift heavy items and be consistently moving throughout the day. Learn more about service options and RSVP.
Mar. 1: “What is at Stake in the Early Modern Debate over Jewish Ceremonial Law? Agency, Reform, and A Defense of Toleration”
Join Dr. Michael Rosenthal, philosophy professor at the University of Toronto , as he discusses a debate that developed among early modern Jewish philosophers over whether Jews should abandon ceremonial (or ritual) law as a condition of their political emancipation and cultural “improvement.” Rosenthal will also emphasize the value of religious reform and offer a possible pragmatic justification of toleration that does not ignore, but rather depends upon, the recognition of asymmetrical power relations. Learn more.
Join Campus Recreational Services to tour the Hoover Dam, where engineering marvels meet breathtaking vistas. Participants will engage in a guided tour by knowledgeable experts who will delve into the history and significance of the Hoover Dam and explore its intricate inner workings. Learn more and RSVP.
YOU@UNLV
Maintaining balance and self-care is important for navigating graduate school. UNLV offers YOU@UNLV to support students throughout their time by providing resources, assessing student wellness, and managing goals. Learn more.
My Professional Origin Story: Constance Brooks
The UNLV Vice President's preschool revolt was the beginning of her career in government affairs. Now she has a story to share.
