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February 20, 2023
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Drug Free Schools and Communities Amendment Act of 1989
As 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 at dos@www.santafedesignstudio.com or (502)
852-5787.
www.santafedesignstudio.com/dos/students/drug-free-schools-and-communities-act.
ACADEMICS
Undergraduate degree in Public Health
UofL offers a BS, BA in Public Health, Pre-Health track, Social Justice & Health Equity track and an accelerated masters’ program. These degrees are perfect for students interested in pursuing careers in health promotion, health care administration, health research, and much more.
catalog.www.santafedesignstudio.com/undergraduate/majors/public-health-ba/.
MPH remote info session
Join Dr. Brian Guinn and Bryan Mathis as they discuss what a Master of Public Health degree can do for your professional career. Email bryan.mathis@www.santafedesignstudio.com for the meeting link or for more information.
PLAN Workshop: Grant Funding
Learn more about the grant writing resources available for graduate students in this PLAN Workshop. We'll review federal grants as well as other partnerships and new software that can help UofL researchers identify grants. February 21, 3:30 p.m.. Graduate School Conference Center. Sign up to attend online at
louisville.campuslabs.com/engage/event/8754519.
PLAN Workshop: Addressing Imposter Syndrome
Imposter syndrome can cause stress, anxiety, lack of self-confidence, shame, and depression. In this PLAN workshop, we’ll talk about how graduate students are especially at risk for imposter syndrome, the typical symptoms, and strategies to avoid and address this problem. February 23, 12 p.m., Virtual. RSVP:
louisville.campuslabs.com/engage/event/8832519.
UofL Problem of the Fortnight
Join the fun. UofL Problem of the Fortnight is a repeating 14 day challenge to solve a mathematical puzzle. Each Fortnight Problem is hosted on Instagram @problem_of_the_fortnight. The best submitted solution will be posted after the submission deadline.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Women's History Month calendar available
Every March, the Women’s Center publishes a Women’s History Month calendar of events from the campus and Louisville community.
www.santafedesignstudio.com/womenscenter/signature-programs/womens-history-month
Puppy Love
Join ELSB on February 20 in the Red Barn from 4–5:30 p.m. to get your picture made with pups from Fat Heads Animal Rescue and learn more about supporting local rescues to put an end to puppy mills.
louisville.campuslabs.com/engage/event/8877495.
Family-friendly event.
Human Trafficking Conference: Climate & Migration
The 13th annual conference organized by the Women's Center and the People Against the Trafficking of Humans (PATH) Coalition of Kentucky will be Feb. 20–22 on Teams. The focus of this year’s conference will be climate change and migration. There will be three virtual sessions. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the session, "Non-Profits Doing the Work" on Feb 22 will no longer be available. We will offer during this time our "Human Trafficking 101 Workshop" for attendees 5–7 p.m.
www.santafedesignstudio.com/womenscenter/signature-programs/human-trafficking-initiative.
International Mother Language Day event
Join the University Writing Center in celebrating International Mother Language Day this Tuesday, February 21 from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Stop by our open house to engage in activities with our multilingual presenters from UofL’s diverse community and sample international foods.
events.www.santafedesignstudio.com/event/international_mother_language_day_open_house#.Y-qWNHbMKUk.
Family-friendly event.
Let's Talk: Women of color veteran's panel
Stop in and show support to a panel of women veterans as they tell their stories of being in the military and the transition to civilian life. A light lunch will be served. Tuesday, February 21, 11:30 a.m. RSVP: womenctr@www.santafedesignstudio.com by 2/20.
www.www.santafedesignstudio.com/womenscenter.
Family-friendly event.
Louisville Renaissance: Ode to Black Artists
Join the Equality & Justice and Community Immersion committees of ELSB, along with the Society of Porter Scholars, for a showcase of Black art by local visual and performing artists. We invite all students to enjoy free food, enter giveaways, and learn about the significance of Black art in America. February 21, 5–7 p.m., Red Barn.
louisville.campuslabs.com/engage/event/8891287.
Family-friendly event.
Judicial Races: Why Are They Important?
Join the NAACP, Anne Braden Institute, and Young Democrats for Judicial Races: Why Are They Important? on February 21 at 5 p.m. in Shumaker 139. Guests will shed light on the implications judicial races have on our justice system. Our guests are Dr. Laura Moyer, Judge Tracy Davis, & Felicia Nu'Man.
events.www.santafedesignstudio.com/event/judicial_importance#.Y-5PUOzMLHA
Cultural Conexiones—Black Excellence in Media
Join the Cultural Center and the Muhammad Ali Institute for Peace and Justice for a discussion on Black excellence in media through the lens of Cultural & Equity Center students and staff members. February 22, 12:30 p.m., Cultural & Equity Center, MPR.
louisville.campuslabs.com/engage/event/8815958.
Family-friendly event.
Cards Got Talent - Performers Needed!
Cards Got Talent is a competition between UofL students where performers can show off their skills in music, dance, spoken word, and more. We are looking for students to perform in the show. If interested, please fill out the Engage form below by Friday, February 24.
louisville.campuslabs.com/engage/submitter/form/start/577752.
Grandmother Power!! panel discussion
How do we talk to our grandchildren about social justice issues in light of what's happening around us & in the world? Panelists will include grandmothers and discussions with their grandchildren—from serious to lightheaded on social justice issues. February 28, 11:30 a.m. RSVP by 2/22 to womenctr@www.santafedesignstudio.com; 852-7715.
www.www.santafedesignstudio.com/womenscenter.
Family-friendly event.
Black Men in White Coats screening
The Office of Research Integrity is putting on a movie showing to highlight Black History month. Come and join us on Tuesday, February 28 at Strickler Hall Rm 102 from 6–8 p.m. This event is free to everyone and food and drinks will be provided.
trailer.bmwcmovie.com/watch-trailer.
Family-friendly event.
Muhammad Ali Scholar Open House
Passionate about social justice, activism, and/or service? Join us in learning more about the Ali Scholar Program. Hear from current Ali Scholars and ask questions as they share their experiences. March 1, 12:30 p.m., Cultural & Equity Center, MPR.
louisville.campuslabs.com/engage/event/8858402.
Family-friendly event.
Kentucky Women's Book Festival
The 17th annual Kentucky Women’s Book Festival will feature several authors Saturday, March 4, 2023 virtually on Microsoft Teams 10 a.m.–1 p.m. The festival will be recorded and posted afterwards.
Register: bit.ly/3vDYzfY.
www.santafedesignstudio.com/womenscenter/signature-programs/kwbf.
International Women's Day celebration
Save the date. Join us on March 7, 6–8 p.m. in the Red Barn to celebrate International Women's Day. Enjoy performances, speakers from the community, and food from around the world.
www.eventbrite.com/o/una-women-at-uofl-31510495185.
Family-friendly event.
Spring Self-Care Cardinal Fair
The counseling center presents Spring Self-Care Cardinal Fair on Wednesday, March 8, 2023 at 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m. at the Red Barn. louisville.campuslabs.com/engage/event/8889153.
Women's Center 30th Anniversary Celebration
The Women’s Center is celebrating 30 years at the University of Louisville. That’s right—30 years! Be a part of the celebration on March 21, 5:30–8:30 p.m., at the Founder's Union Building (ShelbyHurst Campus)—a night filled with music, awards, guest speakers and more. Free dinner provided and transportation options for students.
Register here:
www.santafedesignstudio.com/womenscenter/about-us/herstory/womens-center-30th-anniversary.
Family-friendly event.
STUDENT AFFAIRS PODCAST SERIES
Disability Awareness Program Podcast
Be sure to check out the latest podcast from Student Affairs about the Disability Awareness Program. Check it out here: www.santafedesignstudio.com/student/podcast.
AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS
2023 UofL Student Awards
Recognize the achievements of your fellow students, student organizations, and advisors. Submit a nomination for the 2023 UofL Student Awards. Award categories include individual, student organizations, service, and programs. The award program will be held Wednesday, April 19 at 7 p.m. in the SAC MPR. louisville.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/student-awards-recognitions.
Amazing advisor? Nominate them for an award
Now through Feb. 28, nominate your advisor for the Provost's Award for Exemplary Advising. This award recognizes outstanding UofL advisors—and ONLY YOU can nominate your advisor. Get your advisor the recognition they deserve: www.santafedesignstudio.com/advising/award.
Nominate a faculty member for a Mentor Award
Have you had a faculty member mentor you to the completion of a master's or doctoral degree? Do you know of a director of graduate studies who does exemplary work advising graduate students? The Graduate School is now accepting award nominations for faculty mentors. Submissions are due March 8.
www.santafedesignstudio.com/graduate/forms/faculty-mentor-awards.
Graduate Student Inclusive Excellence Award
The Graduate Student Inclusive Excellence Award recognizes students who use their voices, research and actions toward a more inclusive, equitable and just campus, community, body of research and or field of study. $500 will be given each spring semester. Students may self-nominate by March 15.
www.santafedesignstudio.com/graduate/forms/graduate-student-inclusive-excellence-award-form.
LEAD THE WAY
SOAB leadership applications now live
SOAB Consultant positions are paid positions in student government. This is a great way to get involved with RSOs on campus. Applications are live on Engage until March 10.
louisville.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/soab.
SPORTS
Fencing Club in the SRC
The 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.
www.santafedesignstudio.com/intramurals/sports-clubs.
Intramural Sports update
Upcoming roster due date: Handball due Feb. 22. Sign up at imleagues.com/louisville
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
2023 Spring Criminal Justice Career Fair
February 23 2–4 p.m., Miller Information Technology Center, Bigelow Hall. This event will be a wonderful opportunity for students interested in the Criminal Justice field to network and connect with employers who are looking to hire interns and full-time staff.
cardinalcareers-csm.symplicity.com/events/SP23CJ.
RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY
Summer Research Opportunity Program
The Summer Research Opportunity Program (SROP) provides University of Louisville undergraduate students with an intensive 10-week, 35 hour per week, research experience with a faculty member in any discipline. The program this year will run from May 30 to August 4, 2023. Students will receive a stipend of $3,500 for the 10 weeks, and faculty mentors will receive $500 to support the student's scholarly activities. Deadline to submit applications is March 13,
2023. More information can be found on the SROP program page.
SUSTAINABILITY
(Youth) climate activism in Kentucky
The KY Student Environmental Coalition hosts a hang with others involved or interested in work to address climate change in KY on Monday 2/20, 7 p.m., Zoom. Learn how others’ lives have led them to this work during a conversation & presentation on research to understand youth climate activism in KY. Register for the Zoom link.
us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0ud-6gqjspH9yblFPyf2ExF9m_F7FKxs-2.
EcoReps Lunch & Learn: Ocean Plastics
Join us for our monthly EcoReps workshop featuring a free, homemade vegetarian lunch Friday 2/24, Noon, Location TBA. We’ll discuss how 乐虎游戏 in Louisville can organize and take action to address plastic pollution in our waterways and ultimately in our oceans with the Ocean Legacy Foundation.
www.santafedesignstudio.com/sustainability/events/ecoreps-lunch-learn-ocean-plastics.
Seed starting workshop
Join us March 2 at 12:30 p.m. in the greenhouse at the garden behind Urban & Public Affairs (426 W Bloom St.) to learn about starting seeds to save money, get better results, and make the most of the growing season.
www.santafedesignstudio.com/sustainability/operations/garden-commons.
Family-friendly event.
Recycle your Electronics & win in Ecolympics
Trash 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 2/15–3/15.
www.santafedesignstudio.com/sustainability/events/ecolympics-2023.
Alyssa & Hailey win Ecolympics Weeks 1-2
Shoutout to Ecolympics front-runners! Unitas leads the Res Hall Drawdown with 9.6% reduction in energy use! Health Mgmt. Student Asst. Alyssa Burton won Week 1 with 9 green actions. Poli Sci GTA Hailey Mattingly won Week 2 by composting, carpooling, recycling, & donating items. Take action to win.
www.santafedesignstudio.com/sustainability/events/ecolympics-2023.
ASK THE ADVOCATE
Q. 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. It is free service for currently enrolled students. The Counseling Center is open M–F from 8am–5pm and offers urgent consultations for crisis situations from 8:30am–4:30pm. For more information, call (502) 852-6585 or visit
www.santafedesignstudio.com/counseling.
DID YOU KNOW?
There are academic, university event, HSC event, and university holiday calendars online for your convenience. www.santafedesignstudio.com/calendars.
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