Dear Students,
The end of the semester is sooner than you think. Classes are more than halfway finished, and things always seem to move faster toward the end than they did at the beginning (especially for the seniors who are going to graduate!).
Two quick messages:
First, registration for fall is just around the corner, so make an appointment now to meet with your advisor if you have not done so already.
Second, I have a few reminders about key upcoming dates.
April 1st
The last day to apply for CNS Scholarships.
No recommendations letters required. Apply today.
April 3rd
Last day to drop a course, change to pass/fail, and apply to graduate.
April 4th
Chautauqua No. 10! — The Age of Man is 6:30-8pm in Avaya Auditorium (POB 2.302).
It will be an analytical discussion on the modern, human driven context of public health, environmental conservation, infrastructure, and sociopolitical development.
April 12th
The Undergraduate Research Forum is 11am-3pm in the Union Ballroom.
Come and see your fellow students present their research results at this massive poster session.
Make the most of the last weeks of this semester!
Best,
Dr. Vanden Bout
P.S. The UT Counseling and Mental Health Center is looking for Peer Educators. It is a great opportunity for experiential learning in the area of mental health professions. Applications are due 3/31/17by midnight.
P.P.S. Natural Sciences Council has opened award nominations for exceptional faculty, faculty advisors, staff, and TAs that have enriched the student experience in CNS. Winners will be recognized at NSC's Faculty & Student Appreciation Banquet. Nominate faculty and staff for multiple awards here by 3/31, 11:59PM and learn more on the Facebook event page.
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