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Undocu-Resource Day

Friday, October 25 (8am-3:30pm) | Sturm Hall
It's happening! The 3rd Annual UndocuResource Day will be held on the University of Denver campus on Friday, October 25, 2024. UndocuResource Day is a platform that brings educators from secondary schools, postsecondary institutions, and non-profit organizations together to provide crucial training and resources to support our undocumented students across Colorado. The summit is free and includes a variety of workshops, a keynote address, a lunch panel, and a resource fair.

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THE 2024 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AND THE FUTURE OF U.S. MIGRATION POLICY

Tuesday, Oct. 29 (5:00 PM - 7:00 PM) | The Forum, Room 1020, Sié Complex
Join the Center for Immigration Policy and Research for a panel on U.S. immigration policy and challenges, one of the biggest topics on voters' minds for this November's presidential election.

The deadline to RSVP is Tuesday, Oct. 22.

There will be light food and refreshments.

Get study abroad advising in fall!

Community Commons 3100
Study abroad drop-in peer advising is available Monday-Friday 10-11 am and 2-4 pm through week 10 this fall.

Monday-Thursday drop-in advising is available in Community Commons 3100 and on Fridays over Zoom (ID 841 8963 5378).

We highly recommend getting all your study abroad advising done during the fall quarter. Waiting until the winter quarter can be very stressful and limit your program options.

The early application deadline is December 2 and is recommended for all programs with a limited and medium chance of acceptance (see program’s brochure for your programs rating). Note that a few programs require that you make an appointment and meet with a program advisor before the deadline.

The standard application deadline is February 3.

Join the Student Accountability Board (SAB)!

SABs are typically made up of Faculty, Staff, and Student Representatives who resolve elevated cases where Students may have violated Community Standards/University Policies. The SAB members determine if the Student is Responsible or Not Responsible for violating Community Standards/University Policies and if they are found Responsible, what Status and Educational Outcomes will be assigned.

The SAB members can assign all Status Outcomes: Warning, Probation, Elevated Probation, Suspension, and Expulsion.

Training will be provided.

Please consider joining this important Board. To refer yourself, a colleague, or a Student, please complete the SAB Nomination form (https://udenver.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8iRk0lGgXjXTS3s).

Please send any questions to SRR, at SRR@du.edu or call 303-871-5724.

For more information on the SAB and eligibility to participate, please see the Honor Code, beginning on page 44.

Goldwater Scholarship is Now Open!

The Goldwater Scholarship application is now open! Goldwater provides funding for undergraduate STEM students interested in pursuing a PhD and a career in research.

You must meet the campus deadline (November 25th) to be nominated by DU for this fellowship.

Use the QR code or link to access the application, or email fellowships@du.edu for it.

To be eligible for Goldwater, you must:
- Be a sophomore or junior
- Intend to pursue a research career in a natural science, mathematics, or engineering field
- Have a minimum GPA of 3.0 out of 4.0
- Be a U.S. citizen or national

Truman Scholarship Application Now Open!

The Truman Scholarship application is now open! Truman provides graduate school funding to prepare the nation's next generation of public service leaders.

You must meet the campus deadline (November 25th) to be nominated by DU for this fellowship.

Use the QR code or link to access the application, or email fellowships@du.edu for it.

To be eligible for Truman, you must:
- Be a junior (in final year of a 3-year program, or penultimate year of a 4-year program)
- Be a U.S. citizen or U.S. National resident of American Samoa, or expecting citizenship by date of the award
- Planning to attend graduate school in pursuit of a career in public service

Community Engagement Student Grants

Open to undergraduate and graduate students! Community Engagement Student Grants (formerly ACE Student Scholars Grants) support community-engaged research or creative work. Funds can be used for student compensation, project costs and/or project-related travel expenses. Awardees will also be part of a collaborative network and have access to additional support and resources

Applications are reviewed once per quarter. You are welcome to apply early -- for example, you may submit an application for a Summer 2025 project for the October or February deadline.

Learn more and apply at https://du.digication.com/student-signature-work-grant/community-engagement-student-grants.

Reach out to ccesl@du.edu with any questions.

Application Deadlines:
To receive funding in Winter 2025 -- Deadline to apply is October 23, 2024
To receive funding in Spring 2025 -- Deadline to apply is February 26, 2025
To receive funding in Summer 2025 -- Deadline to apply is May 14, 2025

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