EVERY MONDAY from 4 - 5pm in the Rotunda Multipurpose Room
There are awards for students at all stages (undergraduate, graduate, professional) – and even alumni. It is never too early to start learning about these opportunities.
Check the schedule on the website for additional offerings: https://citizenscholars.virginia.edu/fellowship-series
11 NOVEMBER | Making the Most of Your Research Experience Workshop
Wondering how to make more of your research experience? Just started in your role as an undergraduate researcher? This workshop will walk students through reflective exercises designed to help them navigate new collaborative relationships with their mentor and other researchers and brainstorm goals for their personal development during their research experience and beyond.
18 NOVEMBER | Getting Started in Undergraduate Research
undergraduateresearch.virginia.edu
We will equip students with some effective approaches to cultivate agency in research & creative pursuits and to seek out opportunities for involvement. This session is appropriate for students at all levels and a great place to ask questions. Students do not need to be actively participating in research & creative inquiry to benefit from this session.
25 NOVEMBER | *Introduction to the Office and Q&A Session *ONLINE*
Haven’t heard of the Office of Citizen Scholar Development? Don’t know what fellowships or undergraduate research are? Come listen to a brief introduction to the office followed by a time for Q&A. This session is very helpful for students and alumni who have yet to interact with the Office of Citizen Scholar Development.
Register Here: https://virginia.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcldeiqpzwjHtb74BfCcr4CKLhgLQrn0A1n
02 DECEMBER | Udall Scholarship Information Session
udall.gov/OurPrograms/Scholarship/Scholarship.aspx
Are you working toward solutions to environmental challenges? Or to issues impacting Indian country? Are you a dynamic leader? Are you committed to civility and consensus building? Come learn about the Udall Scholarship and the process for nomination by the University of Virginia. Apply as a second or third year -- so first years should definitely come!