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You can now find your Spring 2025/Winter 2024 registration date and time in MyUI.
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Schedule an appointment with your academic advisor to discuss your spring 2025 courses and be authorized to register before your registration date. Registration begins November 11th. By November, advisors' schedules are packed with limited openings.
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Deadlines to drop an off-cycle course
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Fall 24 graduates: deadline to RSVP for the Commencement Ceremony is November 17!
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| | | AIIS Language Programs in India 2025-26 | 
Applications Now Open!
The American Institute of Indian Studies (AIIS) is now accepting applications for our 2025-26 summer, semester, and academic year language programs. AIIS offers intensive, immersion-based instruction in over 15 modern and classical South Asian languages at multiple sites in India.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: JANUARY 31, 2025
(Note the new deadline for this year's applications)
More information and application instructions here. | | | Authoritarianism and Christian Nationalism | 
Since 2010, Viktor Orban has consolidated power as prime minister of Hungary, a central European country whose democratic institutions he has weakened primarily through a form of governance he terms "illiberal democracy" as well as through the nationwide advancement of Christian nationalism. Ben Novak will discuss the intersections of modern Hungarian politics and religion, how the people there are impacted by Orban's autocratic policies, and why some here view Orban's leadership and the national and cultural values he has engendered as a model for the United States in 2025 and beyond.
- Title: Authoritarianism and Christian Nationalism
- Date: Friday, November 1, 2024
- Time: 6 to 7:30 p.m. (CDT)
- Location: Old Capitol Museum; Streaming Online
Register Here to attend the stream online | | | Commitment to Internationalization Lecture: Perspectives on Contemporary Geopolitics | .jpg)
Renowned foreign policy expert and University of Iowa (UI) alumna Debra Cagan (BGS ‘75, MA ‘77), will deliver a timely lecture leading up to the 2024 general election, offering critical insights into the current landscape of U.S. geopolitics. With decades of experience as a policy advisor and senior U.S. Department of State and Defense Department official working from the Reagan to Trump administrations, Cagan's talk will explore the intricate dynamics shaping America's role on the global stage.
This event presents a unique opportunity for students, faculty, and community members to engage with evolving issues in international relations, from shifting alliances to emerging security challenges.
- Title: Perspectives on Contemporary Geopolitics
- Date: Thursday, October 31, 2024
- Time: 3 to 4:30 p.m. (CDT)
- Location: International Commons, room 1117 of the University Capitol Centre
Pre-register to let us know you’re coming here
Learn more about this talk and past lectures on our Commitment to Internationalization Lecture Series webpage | | | Mental Health Resources | It's a stressful time of the semester. The University Counseling Services is a great (free!) resource for students. The easiest way to get an appointment is just to call 319-335-7294, but you can also find out more and schedule online here. You can search for many additional resources related to well being at wellbeing.uiowa.edu.
Since UCS’s services can be limited, it may also be a good idea to get in touch with a community provider who can offer more long-term support if this is something you’re interested in. It can be tough to start from scratch and find a good provider, but UCS also provides a referral service that helps put students in touch with providers who might be a good fit. You can request a meeting with their Clinical Case Manager who makes referrals at the same number (319-335-7294) and can find out more about how to connect with a therapist here
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