The end of the semester is here. I hope you enjoyed your time and
you learned a lot. This is the last newsletter of the semester and
it’s packed with good info. You might want to pull it back up
after your exams to read it carefully. Also don’t forget to explore
the ODOS website for the
community: http://www.virginia.edu/deanofstudents/middle_east/ Have a wonderful break. See you next semester! Index I.
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Involvement Upcoming University Events (much free food) Internships Explore various careers Job Search Funding, Scholarships and Grants Resources “Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity” – Seneca
(mid-1st century AD). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The UVa Board of Visitors: Become the Student Member ·
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This is a prestigious position: each year, the Board of
Visitors selects one student to serve on the board as a
member
Learn more and find the online application here.
If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail [email protected].
3rd years: Apply to live on THE Lawn ·
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An honor meant to recognize students for unselfish service
to the University and achievement in their respective fields
of activity and academics
Application must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. on Friday,
January 6th
Read more about living on the Lawn here and here
Admission Office is hosting a video contest! ·
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The Office of Admission is looking to expand their
YouTube presence!
The attached flyer and rules sheet will help you get your
voice heard
This is a great way to help recruit for UVa!
Winter 2012 Activities Fair ·
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Represent your CIO and recruit new members by signing
up at www.atuva.net
Find out what exciting new groups you can join!
Newcomb Ballroom, January 24th from 11 AM to 2 PM
Southwood tax volunteers needed ·
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In February, families will need assistance filling out tax
forms
Bilingual (Spanish / English) volunteers are needed from
noon-4pm (or anytime thereof) on February 18th, 19th, 25th
and 26th.
For the mandatory, self-guided training, see
http://www.irs.gov/app/vita/sitemap.jsp
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If you’re interested in coming for any or all of the sessions,
email me to sign up ([email protected]). We will arrange
for your training and other logistics so sign up soon!
About the Southwood Community: It is a mobile home
park owned by Habitat for Humanity off 5th street
extended. The community has a strong Hispanic population
with a 60% majority.
Holiday Open House at Carr’s Hill ·
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TODAY - Thursday, Dec 8th at Carr’s Hill. 3pm – 6pm
For more info, contact Stacy Smith at [email protected]
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Delicious FREE food TONIGHT
Newcomb Dining Hall. 11pm-1am.
First come First served
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Take a break for delicious FREE banana splits
UPC’s Midnight Breakfast! UPC’s Bananas in Pajamas ·
Come THIS Friday to Clemons between 11pm and 12:30
White House Summer 2012 internship ·
Program is designed to mentor and cultivate today’s young
leaders, strengthen their understanding of the Executive
Office of the President and prepare them for future public
service opportunities.
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White House Internship website:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/internships/
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Deadline: January 22nd, 2012
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The UNCFSP Institute for International Public Policy is
one of the nation’s premier fellowship programs in global
affairs for underrepresented students.
Visit us on the web at WWW.UNCFSP.ORG/IIPP, hear our Fellows’ stories, join our Facebook page, follow us on Twitter, or read all about it at please follow this link
If you’re planning to seek admission to an advanced degree
in international affairs, this is a great opportunity!
International Affairs Fellowship for 2nd years ·
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2nd years: Wells Fargo wants to meet you ·
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Interested in finance?
Two-day summit (March 29th and 30th) will be held in our
Charlotte, North Carolina
Wells Fargo will pay all student travel and lodging related
expenses
Apply by February 1st, 2012
Info here: WFS Sophomore Diversity Summit.pdf
2nd and 3rd years: Excellence in Accounting by PwC ·
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Leadership Excellence in the Accounting Profession at
McIntire (LEAP)
February weekend conference
Apply by December 15th at
http://www.commerce.virginia.edu/academic_programs/Pages/LE
[email protected]
Procter and Gamble 2010 Diversity Virtual Career Fair ·
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January 11, 2012; 10am-6pm.
Chat with representatives from every function within P&G
in ”real time”.
Over 200 Procter and Gamble employees will be available
“live” to answer questions about our company, careers,
culture and more!
Learn how to become an intern, co-op or full-time
employee.
Registration Link:
https://presentations.inxpo.com/Shows/PG/Diversity-
CareerFair/1-11-12/Registration/registration.html
4th years: Passionate about Access to College? ·
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The Virginia College Advising Corps is looking for
service-oriented individuals!
Two-year Americorps program that places recent UVA
graduates into high schools and community colleges across
the state.
College advisors mentor students as they complete the SAT
and ACT, fill out college applications, and navigate the
financial aid process.
For more information, visit our website at
www.virginia.edu/vcac
Everyone coming back for a following year: Work for Residence Life! ·
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Get free housing, a free meal plan and an amazing learning
experience!
The Residence Life Office website has detailed information
about the mission and core values of the Resident Staff
program
Applications are due on Friday January 27th 2012 for RA
in First Year Areas or Upper Class Areas and Friday
January 20th 2012 for Focused Areas.
See the Selections Page for a screenshot video outlining the
application/interview process, FAQs and dates for info
sessions
Spring job: Intramural-­‐Rec ·
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Currently hiring swim instructors to teach children
throughout the spring on weekends
Interviews: Jan 11-13
Applications are available online
Summer job: Conference Services ·
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The grounds are busy over the summer with more than 100
sports camps, corporate conferences and UVA programs
Become a Conference Expert!
Read more and find the application here:
www.uvaconferenceservices.com.
Due Friday, January 27, 2012
HoosForHire.com ·
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“Think of it as Craigslist, but legitimate”
Post skills such as tutoring, computer help, babysitting and
more.
Charlottesville residents can contact you about
employment!
Private Scholarships ·
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Student Financial Services keeps a list of private
scholarships that UVA students have earned in the past.
Browse the SFS list and research those which might match
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your academic credentials
Also make use of the scholarship search engines that they
recommend on that same link
Alumni Association Scholarships ·
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Unless a geographic region is indicated, the listed
scholarships are open to international students
Deadlines vary. Check often.
For more information, or to receive an application, please
contact Molly Bass at (434) 243-9019 or
[email protected].
More Scholarships and Fellowships ·
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The Center for Undergraduate Excellence lists dozens of
scholarships that support learning, teaching, studying
abroad and more.
See http://www.virginia.edu/cue/scholarships.php
Deadlines vary
Funding unpaid internship opportunities ·
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University Career Services keeps a list of funding sources
at http://www.career.virginia.edu/internship/funding.php
Deadlines vary.
ODOS Website for the Middle Eastern Community ·
Learn about the Middle Eastern Mentoring Program and
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about our various community CIO’s
See the calendar and useful resource links
http://www.virginia.edu/deanofstudents/middle_east/
Student Council ·
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If you have ideas about things you want to see improve or
change, use www.SpeakUpUVa.com to be heard! StudCo
has completed over 50 suggestions already this year!
Check out StudentDeals to get deals at restaurants and
stores you love: www.StudentDeals.com/UVa
Doughnuts with the Deans – 1st year students ·
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Association Deans and faculty/staff from the Office of the
Dean of Students (ODOS) come to your dorm on Tuesdays
throughout the fall so that you can meet them in an
informal setting!
Join us for doughnuts and conversation
Visit here for more the schedule and more information!
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Julie Roa – Your ODOS Coordinator I help you navigate the University – if I don’t know,
chances are I can find out, so come ask.
My office is in Newcomb Hall, first floor across from
Bank of America in the Student Activities Center (SAC),
second office to your left. Come visit!
I usually have Office Hours. They’re over for the
semester, but I’ll schedule them again when you all return,
watch for them and come by!
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[email protected]!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This newsletter focuses on opportunities that involve leadership, research, internships, scholarships, community service, jobs, grants, involvement, and more resources for you. To unsubscribe, please visit https://lists.virginia.edu/sympa and click unsubscribe on your individual class list. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Julie Roa Program Coordinator for Multicultural Student Services Office of the Dean of Students University of Virginia ____________________________________________________ *| Office hours (Fall 2011):
|* *| Tuesdays 11am-noon at my office and
|* *| Wednesdays 2-2:30pm at Alderman Library Café
|* Where to find me: First floor of Newcomb Hall Student Activities Center / 2nd office to your left Phone: (434) 924.7449 Mail: P.O. Box 400708, C’ville 22904 / Fax: (434) 924.3889 http://www.virginia.edu/deanofstudents/middle_east/