The Boren Scholarship provides up to $25,000 to U.S. undergraduate students to travel abroad and study critical-need languages. Students can use the scholarship to pursue immersive international experiences that strengthen their language skills, expand their cultural understanding, and prepare them for careers in public service. Why consider the Boren Scholarship? * Funding for study abroad: […]
SGA is starting a fundraiser to help benefit the SGA Greatest Needs Fund! Scan the QR code or check out the link in our bio to get some cute UNA merchandise! This fundraiser will end November 6th!
UNA recently received a grant from the German Embassy in Washington, DC to host its 4 Annual Germany on Campus event. When: Tuesday, Oct. 20th from 9am to 12 noon Where: GUC Banquet Halls Which companies: Mercedes-Benz, Hago Automotive, RAPA, EBZ SysTec, Schönox This interactive browse fair features German companies, internship opportunities, study abroad funding, […]
Germany on Campus — October 20 Free admission! The Department of Foreign Languages invites you to Germany on Campus, an interactive browse fair showcasing German companies and organizations. Come explore opportunities to study, research, work, and connect with Germany. Learn about: Study abroad opportunities Research and STEM programs Funding and scho…
The Wesley Foundation is provided with meals from churches in our area.
Join us this semester for a quick, 30-minute resistance training class designed to build strength with little to no sweat. It’s an easy, efficient way to fit movement into your day.
Have questions about AI chatbots? Join us for AI, Explained, a two-part workshop series designed to help you better understand and use AI tools. Each session lasts about 40 minutes, and each is offered twice. Session 1: Behind the Chatbot: How AI Works, Where Its Answers Come From & Why Ethics Matter Oct. 20 at […]
Have questions about AI chatbots? Join us for AI, Explained, a two-part workshop series designed to help you better understand and use AI tools. Each session lasts about 40 minutes, and each is offered twice. Session 1: Behind the Chatbot How AI Works, Where Its Answers Come From & Why Ethics Matter Oct. 20 at […]
Come and discuss the details of our upcoming events. Membership details will be given as well. Meeting will take place in Stevens Hall on the 3rd floor in room 306
Please join us for our October meeting and pumpkin exchange! Bring a handmade pumpkin of any sorts to exchange with friends, and a project to work on!
“I’m fine.” Sure… but are you? A space to unpack stress, anxiety, overthinking, and all the stuff you’ve been carrying. Come as you are—no need to have it all figured out.