| Advising Information |
- Graduating Seniors:
- Deadline to apply for a spring 2023 degree is February 24.
- Deadline to apply for a summer 2023 degree is June 9. (However, if you plan on attending the spring commencement ceremony, you will need to apply for your summer earlier.
- RSVP for spring commencement ceremony by April 9th.
- https://commencement.uiowa.edu/
- Summer 2023 Courses
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Early registration for summer 2023 is March 6-10.
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If you plan on taking a summer course, please schedule an advising appointment in February to be authorized to register for summer courses.
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You will also want to make sure that all holds are removed from your account prior to March 6. Check your account to see if you have holds now.
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Your summer registration time is now on MyUI.
- Fall 2023 Courses
- Final Drop Deadline: The deadline to drop individual semester-length courses without collegiate authorization (and with a W) is Monday, April 17.
- Course Deadlines for Off-Cycle Classes: Look up dates for your course here.
- Peer Tutoring for World Languages: https://clcl.uiowa.edu/programs/peer-tutoring
| | Mother Language Day stickers are here!!!!
Stop by the CLCL this week to pick up your sticker!!
Innovation Challenge - Award $150,000 in Prices
Innovation Challenge is a university-wide competition with the goal to identify, advance, and support the most innovative and entrepreneurial projects on campus.
- Will help bring $225,000 in funding to be awarded during the 2022-23 academic year across the University of Iowa campus.
- DEADLINE to Apply - March 27th
- Business Model Competition will be held April 10-11
- An in-person information workshop will be held Feb. 24 from 11:30 a.m.-12:20 p.m. To sign up, contact jan-finlayson@uiowa.edu
- THIS COMPETITION IS OPEN TO ALL UNIVERSITY OF IOWA including undergraduate students, graduate students, faculty, and staff.
For more information: https://iowajpec.org/events-and-competitions/innovation-challenge-spring-2023
| | | National Study Abroad Day | Studying abroad is one of the most transformative experiences a student can have in college. In order to highlight and bring awareness to the benefits and impact of studying overseas, the University of Iowa is celebrating National Study Abroad Day on February 27.
- Three essential information sessions hosted by advisors, financial aid experts, and UI students who have already studied abroad.
- 10:30 a.m. - Discover Study Abroad
- 1 p.m. - Financing Study Abroad
- 5 p.m. - Hawks Like Me
- Attendees will learn the basics of study abroad, discover scholarship opportunities, and hear from study abroad returnees
- All events will be held at 1117 University Capitol Centre
Visit UI Celebrates National Study Abroad Day for more information about the session information
| | | Student-led DEI - Panel Discussion | We would like to invite you to a student-led DEI Panel Discussion.
- Held at Iowa City Public Library Meeting Room A from 1:00 - 4:00 PM, Saturday, February 25th
- The event entitled “Understanding Diversity Through Foreign Language Study: A Student-Led Discussion” is organized by UI Department of Asian and Slavic Languages and Literatures (ASLL) with CAPS as a co-sponsor.
- Students and alumni from all ASLL programs (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Russian) will discuss a wide range of topics related to self-discovery and alterations to worldview that come as a result of foreign language study.
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| | | Russia's War on Ukraine - Panel Discussion | | | | | Study Abroad Scholarships |
- Bedell World Citizenship Experience Asia Scholarship
- Plan to study in a geographic area where Japanese, Chinese, or Korean is the primary language
- Carol A. Snodgrass Scholarship
- Have completed at least one year of Spanish or Portuguese studies by the time of departure
- Dr. Michael L. and Darlene M. McNulty Scholarship
- Plan to study in West Africa for at least one semester of an academic year
- James L. and Rubie S. Watson Study Aboard Scholarship
- Plan to study in one of the following countries or territories: China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, or India
- Joel D. and Sandra Barkan Scholarship
- Plan to study in one of the following countries: sub-Saharan Africa, Asia-including Central Asia, Latin America, Middle East-including North Africa
- Naomi Gunderson Scholarship for Foreign Language Study Abroad
- Clearly demonstrate an intention to develop advanced proficiency in the language of study
- Richard J. Tyner Scholarship
- Have declared a major in one of the following: French, Italian, International Relations, Political Science
- Stuart A. Lundquist Memorial Fund Scholarship
- Be a declared French major
For a complete list of study abroad scholarships: https://international.uiowa.edu/students/scholarships-study-abroad. | | | |
