No images? Click here April 17, 2023To better view this newsletter click on the "No Images?" link in the upper right corner of this newsletter. Programs and events are open to all students regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age. IMPORTANT INFORMATIONIn light of the tragic mass shooting this week, the Division of Student Affairs would like to echo President Schatzel’s statement and send our condolences to those directly and indirectly impacted by this terrible event. We continue to mourn those who were lost and send our love to the family and friends of those who were killed or injured. We would also like to remind students of the many resources that are in place to support them at all times, particularly in times of crisis. The Concern Center is an online tool that serves as helpful first stop to find assistance at different campus offices. If you are unsure where to start or don’t know what you need, please contact the Dean of Students Office for assistance. You can find many more resources, including after-hours/emergency care, self-care and community information on ULCC’s resource webpage. Support for community traumaNAMI Louisville acknowledges the national public health crisis surrounding gun violence. We can help address the collective trauma in communities by offering unique peer-led support groups, classes, presentations, and trainings. Find us today at NAMILouisville.org, you are not alone. Emergency Preparedness InformationThe University of Louisville Police, Emergency Management and the Fire Marshal’s office work diligently to prepare for emergencies. You can help prepare by; signing your cell phone up on RAVE louisville.edu/alerts/university-alert-system, know who to call in an emergency 911 or 852-6111. Know the address of where you are. Remember to: Visit our websites for more information: Make sure to end this semester successfullyThe semester is almost over. You’re facing exams, last papers due, and possibly a move. Looking back, what have you done that has helped you be successful this semester? Do more of that during this crunch time. If you are experiencing distress because of how your semester is ending, there are several resources that might be helpful. If you don’t know where to turn, contact the Dean of Students Office at 852-5787 or dos@louisville.edu. Speed Art Museum plaza constructionThe Speed Art Museum is reimagining the pedestrian plazas surrounding the museum. Construction will occur in several phases, with Phase 1 starting in April 2023. Pedestrian and vehicular access will be altered during construction, and signage will be posted in the area. NEW! Cardinal Card Office kioskThe Cardinal Card Office has moved the Cardinal Card agreement from from paper to the web! Our office now has two new kiosks available for the submission of the agreement form. In addition, you can now scan a QR code and submit your agreement form using your smartphone. louisville.edu/cardinalcard Commencement RSVP deadline this weekLast call for grads to RSVP for commencement is this Friday, April 21. Visit louisville.edu/commencement and click on "Graduate RSVP" on the left to submit yours today. ACADEMICSPHPH 250 — Intro to the health professionsNEW FALL ONLINE Course. Learn about various options within the health professions, what positions entail, and the education and knowledge required to be successful in this 8-week (2 credit hour) course. louisville.edu/sphis/academics/bs-ba-public-health/contact. New UofL one-year postbaccalaureate programNot ready to apply to a PhD program? UL-BIOMED-PREP is a paid interdisciplinary postbaccalaureate program offering research experience and professional development workshops for graduates who are interested in pursuing a PhD in science. WHAT'S HAPPENINGFinals Countdown Spring '23April 17–28. UofL’s Finals Countdown has everything you need to relax, rejuvenate, and crush those final exams. Exam reviews, writing assistance, stress-reducing activities, and of course...free food. Find a list of exam review sessions and events at: reach.louisville.edu/finals SOAB Launch PartySOAB presents the Launch Party at the Red Barn on Tuesday, April 18 from 11 a.m.– 2 p.m. Celebrate your organization's accomplishments, and meet the new executive and leadership board. Enjoy FREE fun crafts, Mark’s Feed Store BBQ, Ice Cream, and MULTIPLE giveaways. We look forward to seeing you soon. RSVP here. UofL Hospital Neurosurgery Department PanelUofL Hospital Neurosurgery Department Panel. Ekstrom Library W104, Wednesday, April 19, Outdoor MovieOutdoor Movie April 19, 8 p.m. on Ekstrom Library Lawn. Showing Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, and the first 30 attendants get a full-size candy bar of their choosing. There will be stuff-a-plushes as well. See you there. The Economics of Women and Women in EconomicsIn this informal discussion, we'll look at what economics means to you, how women are impacted by economics, and talk about women in economics. Plus, FREE nacho bar. April 20, 12–1 p.m., SAC W107. RSVP here. Black Reconstructions of American EducationOn Friday, April 21 at 12 p.m. in Chao Auditorium, Dr. Jarvis Givens, Harvard Professor of Education and African American Studies, will present his new book, School Clothes: A Collective Memoir of Black Student Witness. All are welcome! Free pizza provided! Register here. Graduate Day at the Downs 2023Celebrate your graduation. Graduates get one complimentary ticket to the May 11 Twilight Thursday at Churchill Downs. Click here to get more information and pre-order tickets by May 3. SURVEYSSpeak upAre you graduating this semester? Please check your UofL email and fill out the Graduating Student Survey (GSS) or Student Perception Survey (SPS) to tell us about your UofL experience. These important surveys help us improve all that UofL has to offer. Your voice matters. LEAD THE WAYBecome a Graduate School Student AmbassadorGet involved by becoming a Student Ambassador. Student Ambassadors are paid for every event they participate in and are are eligible to receive travel and professional development awards. Learn more and apply online at uofl.me/gradstudentambassador by May 12. SPORTSFencing Club in the SRCThe Fencing Club offers high-level instruction in all disciplines of the sport. Educational sessions are conducted in supervised, structured, and safe conditions. Practices are held on Monday and Wednesday evenings, and Saturday mornings in the SRC. Find out more here. Intramural BubbleballOn Monday, April 17, we will have Bubbleball set up in the SRC from 6–8 p.m. SUSTAINABILITYUofL Free Store Trash to Treasure Move-OutWhy throw out stuff you no longer want, when you can give it to other students? Donate clothes, household items, office/cleaning/art supplies, books, appliances, etc. to the UofL Free Store in SAC W303C, Monday–Thursday, 12–6 p.m. and you’ll be entered to win prizes from SAB. Free “shoppers” welcome, too. More information here. Green Heart: Do Trees Make Us Healthier?Join the UofL Sustainability Council on Tuesday, 4/18 at 4 p.m. on Teams as we wrap-up our Roundtable series. Angela Campbell, a Masters in Sustainability student working with UofL’s Envirome Institute, shares her research with the Green Heart Project to assess the human health impacts of trees. More information and Teams link. Kroger Zero Waste | Zero Hunger ScholarshipStudents with a passion for sustainability in Business, Engineering, Public Health, A&S, or Social Work are invited to apply to become a 2023-24 Kroger Scholar. Scholars earn $4000 while developing & implementing projects to reduce waste & hunger on campus or in our community. Apply by 4/21 here. UofL Maple Syrup Pancake Party this FridayJoin us for our last monthly EcoReps Lunch & Learn workshop featuring a free, homemade vegetarian lunch! On Friday, 4/21 at noon in BAB 406, we will sample the syrup we made by tapping maple trees on campus this winter, while learning about the process. Sustainability is so sweet & delicious. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYWhat is phishing? Identify, report itThere are different types of email phishing scams. ITS needs you to report all malicious emails with the Outlook Report feature as the best way to alert us. See our new webpage about phishing, spam and how to report both: louisville.edu/its/phishing. ASK THE ADVOCATEQ. What support and resources does the UofL Women’s Center provide? A. The Women’s Center provides a safe space for students on campus, programming, student groups, volunteer opportunities, a mentor program, and so much more. Learn more at their website louisville.edu/womenscenter, email womenctr@louisville.edu, or call (502) 852–8976. DID YOU KNOW?If you are looking for off-campus housing that is affiliated with the University of Louisville, visit offcampushousing.louisville.edu CHECK UNIVERSITY EMAIL REGULARLY and CONSULT BLACKBOARDYou are receiving this email because you are a student at the University of Louisville. By unsubscribing, you agree to no longer receive important university information, some required by federal or state laws which may including information about financial aid, programs, activities, ticket offers, weather, parking, events, and important enrollment information. |