Anthropology Department Calendar: by Category “Workshop/Conference”

  • Attachment Styles: Understanding Relational Anxiety

    Virtual

    All humans experience anxiety in relationships; we’re wired for connection as a means of staying safe for survival. Attachment Theory was developed to help us better understand the behaviors we use to respond to that anxiety and to help us manage the stress and insecurity that comes with close relationships. This workshop will provide a broad overview of the different …

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  • Graduate & Professional Student Panel: Understanding the Application Process

    CSEL: 121 and Virtual

    Have you ever wondered how students successfully apply to and thrive in graduate and professional school while handling other responsibilities? This workshop allows you to get that information directly from the source. In this session, you will have the opportunity to ask questions and listen to a panel of graduate and professional students discuss their experiences. You’ll learn how they …

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  • Foundations of Data Management: Finding Data Sources

    Virtual

    Data and statistics play an important role in conducting research, yet understanding how to find, analyze, and manage data can be complicated. If you are interested in developing data skills, this session on finding data sources will provide an overview of introductory information to aid you on your path to being a data expert.The workshop will introduce the basic concepts …

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  • Talk Tuesday: Application Advice from an Admission Officer

    CSEL: 121 and Virtual

    Feeling overwhelmed with law school applications? Not sure where to start? Feel like something is missing from your application? Join Lucas Harty - Associate Director of Admissions from Harvard Law School to hear his expert advice, tips, and tricks. You will leave this workshop feeling more confident in your ability to stand out as a competitive law school applicant. Don't …

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  • Managing ADHD Symptoms

    Virtual

    Gain insight into understanding ADHD symptoms and learn about managing symptoms including inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity to improve daily functioning. This workshop is part of the Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) Well-Being Online Workshop (WOW) series! Learn about CAPS and other workshops.

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  • Grant Writing Academy: Writing a Compelling DOD Proposal

    TBD

    Dr. Peter Delfyett, Distinguished Pegasus Professor, UCF College of Optics & Photonics, will facilitate this session. This session will include drafting a competitive abstract and technical narrative with precise objectives and goals, describing the significance of the work, planning the methodology and data management plan sections, and expanding on impacts resulting from the proposed activities. Participation is only open for …

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  • Crafting your Resume and CV Lab

    CSEL 121 and Virtual

    Join UCF Career Services and the Academic Advancement Programs for a focused workshop on crafting your resume and CV. We will cover best practices for content and format, as well as tips for tailoring your CV to specific industries or job opportunities. This lab will help you highlight your skills and experiences in a way that showcases your unique value …

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  • Getting Connected with Representatives & Networking

    CSEL 121 and Virtual

    Join Academic Advancement Programs (AAP) for a focused workshop on networking and connecting with representatives to prepare for the Graduate and Professional School Fair. Learn the fundamentals of professional networking, effective communication strategies, and how to research schools and programs in advance. Understand the long-term value of building relationships with admissions representatives. The session will also include a Q&A to …

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  • Coping Skills: Interpersonal Effectiveness

    Virtual

    Learn how to get your needs met in relationships and sustain healthy relationships while also maintaining self-respect. This workshop is part of the Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) Well-Being Online Workshop (WOW) series! Learn about CAPS and other workshops.

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  • Florida Defense Science and Technology Symposium (FDSTS) 2024

    Fairwinds Alumni Center: Ballroom

    This event will take place at the UCF campus on October 17-18, 2024, and is co-organized by UCF and the USF. Faculty from all SUS universities will be in attendance. The aim is to bring together academic experts in Florida that are working in areas related to defense science and technology. The symposium is intended to benefit junior faculty or …

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  • Parallel Computing with MATLAB: Part 2 of 2

    Virtual

    The first part of this workshop focuses on parallel computing with MATLAB on the desktop. The host introduces the concept of parallel computing and briefly covers optimizing code before diving into parallelism in MATLAB and common programming constructs such as parfor (including optimization and performance considerations), and parfeval. Next, scaling options are introduced with discussion about GPUs and clusters/clouds and …

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  • Managing Anxiety (Recurring Event)

    Virtual

    This workshop will describe anxiety and how it presents, strategies for confronting anxious thoughts, and coping techniques to reduce physical symptoms of anxiety. This workshop is part of the Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) Well-Being Online Workshop (WOW) series! Learn about CAPS and other workshops.

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  • Graduate & Professional School Month Series: Developing your Statement of Purpose

    Virtual

    Have you ever wondered what graduate or professional schools look for in a statement of purpose? Come join Dr. Don Brunson, Director of the Vivien Thomas Scholars Initiative at Johns Hopkins University, to learn how to shape your statement of purpose into a competitive statement. This workshop is designed to help you develop a clear and compelling statement of purpose. …

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  • Grant Writing Academy: Writing a Compelling NIH Specific Aims Page and Research Plan

    TBD

    Debopam Chakrabarti, Professor of Medicine, UCF College of Medicine, Molecular Microbiology Division Head, will facilitate this session. This session will include drafting a convincing specific aims page and research plan, highlighting the significance of the work, planning the methodology and data management plan sections, and expanding on impacts resulting from the proposed activities. Participation is only open for faculty researchers …

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  • Can I Use That Image?: How to Legally Use Images, Graphics, and Other Copyrighted Materials

    Virtual

    Can you use any image you find online in your presentation? Do you need to get permission to use a chart or graphic for your thesis or dissertation? These are just a few of the questions that we will explore in this session focused on the ethical and legal use of copyrighted images, graphics, and other visual materials. Attendees will …

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  • Graduate & Professional School Pop-In Session

    CSEL: 121

    Join Academic Advancement Programs (AAP) for our Graduate and Professional School: Pop-In Session, where students at all stages—exploring, building, mastering, and applying—are welcome. Meet with AAP staff for personalized guidance, access valuable resources, and connect with peers for support and advice. Drop in anytime during the session for flexible, on-demand assistance to help you thrive in your journey to prepare …

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  • Photoshop Essentials: A Comprehensive Class for the Absolute Beginner

    Classroom Building I: Room 202 (Faculty Multimedia Center)

    Adobe Photoshop is the industry standard in photo editing, and is an incredibly valuable asset to your professional toolkit. While feature-packed and versatile, it can be daunting for beginners. This 2-hour class demystifies the basics and sets you on the path to becoming a Photoshop wizard! As a UCF employee, you already have an active Photoshop license, providing the perfect …

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  • Probabilistic programming languages in Python

    Virtual

    In this workshop, we will discuss probabilistic programming in Python. We'll first go over the basics of and motivations behind probabilistic programming. After this brief review, we will learn how to use Python probabilistic programming libraries to build example statistical models and inference pipelines. Pre-requisites: Attendees should be familiar with Python and Bayesian data analysis. Presented by David Wright.

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  • Good Enough Practices in Scientific Computing

    Virtual

    This workshop is targeted at a broad audience of researchers who want to learn how to be more efficient and effective in their data analysis and computing, whatever their career stage.The lesson is inspired by and based on the paper, Good Enough Practices in Scientific Computing (Wilson et al., 2017): “a set of good computing practices that every researcher can …

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  • Summer Research Funding Opportunities (Recurring Event)

    CSEL: 121 and Virtual

    Learn the basics of summer off-campus research experiences: What are they? Who can apply? Are these opportunities paid? When do applications open? This session is open to all undergraduates.

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  • Graduate & Professional School Month Series: Financing Your Advanced Degree - Strategies for Graduate & Professional School Funding

    Virtual

    Join Michael Aldarondo-Jeffries from the University of Central Florida for "Financing Your Advanced Degree: Strategies for Graduate & Professional School Funding." This workshop will explore essential strategies for securing financial support for your graduate or professional studies, guiding you through various funding options including scholarships, grants, fellowships, and loans. Gain practical knowledge and tools to pursue your next step in …

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  • Talk Tuesday: Understanding Law School Admissions Criteria

    Virtual

    Prepping your law school application is a critical piece of applying to law school. In this session, join Michael Shakour (Associate Director of Admissions - Notre Dame Law School) and Meghan Kozal Riehm (Admissions Counselor - University of Minnesota Law School) as they tag-team to discuss the ins-and-outs of a law school application. Don’t miss this opportunity to navigate this …

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  • Grant Writing Academy: Writing a Compelling Proposal to for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the U.S. Department of Education (DoED)

    TBD

    Dr. Kristopher Davis, Associate Professor, UCF Department of Materials Science and Engineering, will facilitate the DOE session. Dr. Mary Little, Professor, UCF School of Teacher Education, will facilitate the DoED session. This session will include drafting a strong statement of work with precise objectives and goals, describing the significance of the work, planning the methodology and other important sections, and …

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  • Clear Mix, Clear Message: Audio Editing in Premiere and Audition

    Classroom Building I: Room 202 (Faculty Multimedia Center)

    Do you hear clicks, pops, and hums in your audio recordings? Is your background music too distracting? Learn how to use Adobe Audition with your Premiere projects to transform any audio recording into a professional and clear final product. Gain the skills to sync audio and video, remove common noises, mitigate wind interference, and enhance dialogue quality for various multimedia …

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  • Graduate & Professional School Month Series: Becoming a Competitive Graduate Applicant

    Virtual

    Are you looking to elevate your application for graduate school? Join Dr. Denzil Streete, Senior Associate Dean and Director from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to discover strategies for crafting impactful personal statements, highlighting your strengths, securing strong recommendations, navigating the application process with confidence, and preparing for your overall journey. This session offers personalized advice to strengthen your application and …

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