Calendar of Events

A resume is important to have on hand for internships, jobs, and a variety of other opportunities. Come to learn the basics of constructing and maintaining a strong professional resume, as well as writing effective cover letters.Masks are required at all Career Services programs. This event is open to all students and alumni (including SPCS and MBA) but is a foundational program.

The Black Women's Group meets regularly to engage in conversations about topics that affect black women students academically, emotionally, and spiritually on the University campus and in their personal lives. Past topics have included discussions regarding self-esteem, self-awareness, conflict resolution, family relations, and dating relationships. Through the group, participants collectively

November 4, 2021 - January 28, 2022Monday through Friday, 9-5 p.m.  Featured artists include: Katie Baines-Herrin, Odette Blaisdell, Sally Bowring, Jeremy Drummond, Stephen Duggins, Trish J. Gibson, Nathan Hansen-Hilliard, Harrison Moenich, Brittany Nelson, Mariana Parisca, Erling Sjovold, Tanja Softić, Sandy Williams, IV, Jill Zevenbergen, Claire Zitzow.

The 2021-22 Jepson Leadership Forum presents S. James Anaya, Dean and University Distinguished Professor at Colorado Law School, University of Colorado Boulder, for the webinar What International Law has to Say About Indigenous Peoples: Does It Matter?

$35 General, $10 Youth/Non-UR Student, UR Student Free 

November 4, 2021 - January 28, 2022Monday through Friday, 9-5 p.m.  Featured artists include: Katie Baines-Herrin, Odette Blaisdell, Sally Bowring, Jeremy Drummond, Stephen Duggins, Trish J. Gibson, Nathan Hansen-Hilliard, Harrison Moenich, Brittany Nelson, Mariana Parisca, Erling Sjovold, Tanja Softić, Sandy Williams, IV, Jill Zevenbergen, Claire Zitzow.

La Golondrina: A Musical Celebration of Latin AmericaAvailable to stream on-demand until January 28, 2022

La Golondrina: A Musical Celebration of Latin AmericaAvailable to stream on-demand until January 28, 2022

Effective faculty mentoring programs are often cited as critical to the thriving of the faculty. This two-part workshop will take faculty leaders through a process to create and sustain an effective mentoring program for early and mid-career faculty members. The overall aim is to develop institutional mentoring support that would work within schools and/or departments. There will be an

Effective faculty mentoring programs are often cited as critical to the thriving of the faculty. This two-part workshop will take faculty leaders through a process to create and sustain an effective mentoring program for early and mid-career faculty members. The overall aim is to develop institutional mentoring support that would work within schools and/or departments. There will be an