SAVE THE DATE! Second Annual CAS Student Symposium: A Celebration of Student Research and Creative Works

Join us on Friday, May 2, from 1:00pm-5:00pm! We are thrilled to announce the return of our CAS Student Symposium. This will be a unique and exciting opportunity for our students to share their research, scholarship and creative activities with …

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Design Your Future: New Career Prep Courses Empower CAS Students to Succeed

Life by design, not by default.
Feeling stuck thinking about your career? You’re not alone.

👉 34% of workers dread starting their day.
👉 Over half feel disconnected and disengaged.
👉 Only 36% would even recommend their job to a friend.

By Rick DelVecchio
Rick DelVecchio Director of Career Development
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What are Communities and why should I care?

Our CAS360 Communities are designed to pull together all the information, tools, and resources you need based on specific areas of interest. These might include academics, career, or identity-based communities. Join as many as you’d like! This will help ensure …

By Rick DelVecchio
Rick DelVecchio Director of Career Development
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Psychology Research Opportunities

 **This list of opportunities is updated every three months. If the positions listed are closed it may still be worth contacting the organizations to ask about new opportunities**

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1. Research Coordinator, Michigan Ross Behavioral Lab, University …

By Rick DelVecchio
Rick DelVecchio Director of Career Development
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Major/Minor change or declaration form

Declaring a major you enjoy is a significant part of the college experience. Therefore, before you complete your degree, you must decide what you are majoring in and meet all your requirements. However, if you’re undecided, don’t worry – you have …

By Vanessa Gonzalez Figuereo
Vanessa Gonzalez Figuereo
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New J-term Course: ENV223 Plastics – Miracle or Curse?

This 3 credit course will be delivered online, asynchronously.

In this course, we will attempt to answer the following question: are plastics a miracle or a curse? We will explore the differences between natural and synthetic plastics, and how plastic …

By Courtney McGinnis
Courtney McGinnis Associate Professor of Biology and Academic Coordinator of Experiential Learning, Department of Biological Sciences
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The Collegiate Entrepreneur’s Organization is Seeking Members

New members are encouraged to join our chapter of the Collegiate Entrepreneur’s Organization (CEO). CEO is a national organization that supports more than 250 schools and chapters. Any major can join and have opportunities to network and learn more about …

By Elyssa Wrubel
Elyssa Wrubel
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DR/WGS 288: From Script to Stage: An Experiential Learning Class for this Fall!

Please contact Prof. Brooks Appelbaum at brooks.appelbaum@qu.edu for additional information! Please note that this course also counts toward WGS minor requirements.

 

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Turn your student creative writing work into a path into publishing!

If you are interested in getting your work into the larger world of literary publishing, here is some info for you to check out, pass along, and hopefully take advantage of! Some of these are compiled from the UConn Creative …

By Rick DelVecchio
Rick DelVecchio Director of Career Development
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Global Game Jammers hosted by Game Design & Development make 5 games in a weekend!

The Program in Game Design & Development (GDD) hosted for the sixth year the Global Game Jam which was held January 25th-27th. The Game Jam began Friday at 5 pm in the Game Lab in Tator Hall with the unveiling …

By Shannon Desmond
Shannon Desmond Senior Client Support Lead
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