No images? Click here February 19, 2024To 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 INFORMATIONAll Students Required to Enroll in UL2FCTR / DuoUofL will be requiring UL2FCTR (Duo) authentication for login to the Student System (on ULink) after March 10, 2024. This is separate from your university userID and password. You must first enroll to create an account in order to use UL2FCTR (Duo) when required. Enroll in UofL’s Duo to set your account preferences. Using a desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile device, log into our system with your UofL userID and password. The enrollment process registers you in our UL2FCTR / Duo and sets your preferred two-step confirmation process. You can download the free mobile app for easy verification, set up a text or SMS confirmation code option or provide your preferred phone number for confirmation calling. It also is recommended to set more than one choice for an alternative option. Please visit ITS’s UL2FCTR webpage for information regarding UL2FCTR / Duo. Drug Free Schools and Communities Amendment Act of 1989As a requirement of the Federal Drug Free Schools and Communities Amendment Act, the University of Louisville is responsible for compiling and ensuring the distribution and receipt of the University’s policies, sanctions, and resources regarding alcohol and other drug (AOD) use to all students on a yearly basis. Questions about this policy and/or alcohol and other drug use, programs, or interventions should be directed to the Dean of Students Office dos@louisville.edu, or call (502) 852-5787. VA Education BenefitsUsing VA education benefits is a two-step process. You must apply for VA education benefits through the VA & apply for certification of VA education benefits through UofL via ULINK UofL Center for Military-Connected Students.
Contact CFMCS at milconstu@louisville.edu for VA education benefit questions Military Tuition Assistance (TA)Students register for classes through ULINK.
Contact miltuition@louisville.edu for TA questions. UofL Express Shuttle Service Between Belknap, HSC Continues through March 8The Cardinal Campus Connector, a pilot project that provides express shuttle service between the Belknap and HSC campuses, is being extended through March 8. The free service runs from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, picking up passengers at the Preston Street stop in front of the HSC Plaza at the top of the hour
and at the shuttle stop in front of the UofL Parking Office on Floyd Street at roughly 10 minutes after the hour. For more information, call the Parking Office at 502-852-PARK (7275). INVOLVEMENT AND BELONGINGStudent Community EngagementPhi Alpha Theta and the History Department invite you to a student-led panel discussion on documenting and sharing Black history in Louisville and beyond on Thursday, February 29 at 4 p.m. in Shumaker Research Building, Room 139. Click here for more information. 18th Annual Kentucky Women’s Book FestivalVolunteers needed for the 18th Annual Kentucky Women’s Book Festival hosted by the UofL Women’s Center at the Ekstrom Library, Saturday, March 2, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Contact Latisha Reynolds, latisha.reynolds@louisville.edu. For more Information, click here. Upcoming CFMCS eventsUofL Center for Military-Connected Students (CFMCS) is hosting a movie and lunch, Wednesday, March 6, 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. at Brodschi Hall. Connect and follow CFMCS on Instagram: @uoflmilitarycenter. Welcome Week Captain Application Now OpenThis is a short-term, volunteer opportunity that will help execute the 80+ events that happen during Welcome Week. If you are looking to gain leadership experience, increase knowledge about event planning, and want to help welcome incoming Cards to campus use this link to apply. Deadline is March 10. WHAT'S HAPPENINGLLC and TC FairThere is a community for everyone. Discover your community at the LLC/TC Fair on Tuesday, February 20, 11 a.m.–1 p.m., SAC West Plaza. Explore upper-level living options for 2024-2025, connect with advisors, and navigate the Housing Application process. Click here for more information. Women Student-Veteran Roundtable & ExhibitIf you are a student-veteran, you are invited to participate in the Roundtable Discussion in the Cultural & Equity Center on Tuesday, February 20, 11:30 a.m. There will be vendors and a photo exhibit (Feb. 19-Feb. 23). The event is open to all. Come out and support our veterans. Click here for more information. Justice in ActionCome learn about important policies happening now in the KY General Assembly in honor of World Day of Social Justice. Learn how to take collective action. Tuesday, February 20, 4:30–7 p.m. at the Cultural & Equity Center. Interactive workshop to understand current policies that affect marginalized communities. Click here for more information. Rights Inflation?Join the McConnell Center virtually Tuesday, February 20, at 6 p.m. as we host Trey Dimsdale, Director of the Center for Religion, Culture, & Democracy. Mr. Dimsdale will deliver a lecture as part of our year-long study of Alexis de Tocqueville's "Democracy in America." To watch, click here. International Mother Language DayJoin the University Writing Center in celebrating International Mother Language Day Wednesday, February 21 from 12:30–2 p.m. in Ekstrom Library. Stop by our open house to engage in activities, sample international food, and celebrate linguistic and cultural diversity on campus and around the world. SPA General Body Game Night Join the SPA for a fun night of snacks and games, where you can learn about the Student-Parent Association. You can bring your kiddos along and let them enjoy the activities too. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with other student parents on campus. Secure the BagDate: Thursday, February 22 raiseRED Community HourJoin us for the 11th raiseRED Dance Marathon on February 23–24. Community celebration on February 24, 10 a.m.–noon in the SAC ballroom. Featuring family spotlight, speakers, and fun. Final dance and fundraising total reveal at noon. Click here for more information. Melanin MondayJoin the Cultural Center for our monthly kickback with music, food and games. You will be able to connect with cool faculty & staff as well. February 26, noon, Cultural and Equity Center. Click here for more information. Self-Care Cardinal FairThe UofL Counseling Center presents our annual Self-Care Cardinal Fair. An event focused on promoting student wellbeing. The event will take place on Wednesday, February 28, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Red Barn. Click here for more information. Louisville Renaissance: Past, Present, FutureCalling all artists and art admirers. Louisville Renaissance: Past, Present, & Future by the Equity & Justice and Community Aid & Immersion committees of ELSB, along with the Society of Porter Scholars is happening Thursday, February 29 in the Red Barn from 4–8 p.m. Stop by anytime to view or buy art. Click here for more information and to sign-up. Kentucky Women's Book Festival, March 2Register for the 18th Annual Kentucky Women's Book Festival, Saturday, March 2, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. in Ekstrom Library featuring Joy Priest. Light refreshments will be provided throughout the day. STUDENT AFFAIRS PODCAST SERIESStudent PoliciesBe sure to check out the latest podcast from Student Affairs about Student Policies with Byron Lightsy from the Dean of Students Office. Check it out here: louisville.edu/student/podcast HSC STUDENT NEWSPuppies and Pizza, Wednesday Fun DayAttention HSC Students, enjoy cuddles from adorable puppies, relieve stress, and enjoy some pizza while you’re at it. ACADEMICSREACH Tutoring and Academic CoachingIt's not too late for REACH to help you achieve PhD in EpidemiologyA PhD in epidemiology allows you to conduct primary, population-based research on the etiology of communicable and non-communicable diseases, including modifiable behavioral and environmental risk factors as well as genetic susceptibility that underlie health disparities. Click here for the catalog. GRADUATE STUDENTSPLAN Workshop: Writing a Literature ReviewIn this workshop we will cover the purpose the literature review serves in scholarly writing, some important conventions of the genre, & strategies to approach writing the strongest literature reviews. Participants will learn strategies to approach writing the various parts of a literature review. Monday, February 19, 3 p.m. Graduate School Office 2211 South Brook St Houchens Building, Suite 105. MediTEAtion with The Graduate SchoolThe Graduate School is providing a space for graduate students to come and relax with a cup of tea in community with their fellow graduates. We will also be offering guided mediation for a portion of the program where students can learn meditation practices to help them in their lives. February 27, 3 p.m., Center for Engaged Learning Workshop, Belknap Village South. Click here for more information. Faculty Women of Color in the Academy ConferenceThe Graduate School is proud to sponsor 2 graduate students to attend this year's Faculty Women of Color in the Academy Conference at Virginia Tech. Current doctoral students are invited to apply by March 8. The two students selected to attend will have registration, airfare, hotel and meals covered. Click here for more information. RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIESSummer Research Opportunities Program (SROP) ApplicationsThe Summer Research Opportunity Program (SROP) provides University of Louisville undergraduate students an intensive 10-week research experience with a faculty mentor in any discipline. This year’s program will run from May 20 to July 30, 2024. Students will receive a stipend of $3,500, and faculty mentors will receive $500 to support the student's scholarly activities. Deadline to submit applications is March 1. Click here to
Apply. Contact person: Dr. Paul DeMarco, paul.demarco@louisville.edu. AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPSScholarship Opportunities for Fall 2024Needing a scholarship for fall 2024? Apply by Friday, March 1 for various Women's Center scholarships. Review applications and apply on the Women's Center Engage Portal, 2024 UofL Student AwardsNominations & applications are open for the UofL Student Awards. If you or someone you know is worthy of recognition, please consider submitting an application. Award categories include outstanding organization, program, and individual. Deadline to apply is March 4. Graduate Student Inclusive Excellence AwardThe Graduate Student Inclusive Excellence Award recognizes students who use their voices, research and actions toward a more inclusive, equitable and just campus, body of research, field of study, and community. Students may self-nominate by March 8 and the winner will receive one award of $500. Outstanding Advisor Award Nominations OpenOutstanding Advisor Award nominations are now happening. Tell us how your advisor been your champion here at UofL. Click here to nominate your advisor. HEALTH & WELLBEINGCommunity Mental Health ResourcesIf you or someone you know is struggling, help is available. Click here to find mental health resources in the Louisville area. SUSTAINABILITYRecycle Your Electronics & Win in EcolympicsTrash the competition, not the planet. UofL’s Sustainability Council & eSports Team want to help you keep useful, toxic items out of landfills with our eWaste Recycling Drive! Drop off old computers, phones, peripherals, cables, etc. at BAB, SAC W310, HSC Kornhauser, or Duthie Center SAC, February 14 – March 13. Friday EcoReps Workshop: Animals & PeopleBecome a peer advocate for sustainability on campus. Join us for Monthly EcoReps Workshops with a free, homemade vegan lunch last Fridays at noon. We gather this month in Ekstrom 244 or on Teams, to learn about Animals & People with Professor Tami Harbolt. Next month: TimeBanking. Nominate for Josh Smith Sustainability AwardIn honor of a former student who volunteered at his alma mater and then died unexpectedly, UofL established an annual award to recognize community members & groups who give back to UofL’s sustainability efforts. Nominate by March 1, submitting name, contact & explanation to brian.barnes@louisville.edu. To learn more about this award, click here. ASK THE ADVOCATEQ. I am struggling with my mental health. What should I do? A. UofL has a Counseling Center for students located in the Student Activities Center on the second floor. It is a free service for currently enrolled students. The Counseling Center is open M–F from 8 a.m.–5 p.m. and offers urgent walk-in consultations for crisis situations from 9 a.m.–4 p.m. The Counseling Center also offers an 24/7 after-hours crisis line. Students can call 502-852-6585 to speak to a licensed clinician when the Center is closed in the evenings, holidays and weekends. For more information, call
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