Connect and create with the Lowe.
Multiple dates.
Offered by the Lowe Art Museum and Human Resource's Workplace Equity and Inclusion team, the Connect and Create program uses art as a medium for communication and to encourage diversity of thought and perspective. During the one-hour interactive session, participants are guided through a series of curated works of art and discussion. The sessions are open to all University faculty and staff members. Space is limited and participants must register in advance to attend. In recognition of National Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage (AAPI) Month, the session on Wednesday, May 19, at 5 p.m. will feature works by Toyohara Chikanobu and Roger Shimomura. To stay up to date on inclusion events, join the Inclusion News listserv.
Register for reformer Pilates classes.
Session starts on Monday, May 24.
Take your core and strength training workout to the next level with the help of a certified reformer Pilates specialist at the UHealth Fitness and Wellness Center. The program focuses on improving posture, body alignment, and range of motion. Visit the member portal to enroll in the program by May 20. Contact the wellness program administrator at 305-243-7609 for additional information. Get more information about reformer Pilates.
View the 20th Annual Beaux Arts Student Artist Showcase.
Available online.
Browse the work of talented local students and art educators in the student artist showcase. Established in 2002, the contest spotlights work by middle and high school students from public and private schools in South Florida. In collaboration with the Lowe Art Museum, this year the program launched its first digital showcase, which includes more than 345 art submissions and 125 finalists. Learn more and view students’ work.
Explore research resources offered through the Miami Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI).
Available online.
From research-related training sessions and interdisciplinary discussions to seminars for clinical research professionals, access a library of archived CTSI webinars for free by visiting e-gcrme.com/ctsi and registering for an account with your University email address. Explore the CTSI COVID-19 research page to find important information for University researchers conducting COVID-related studies and read the COVID Report. Discover a number of CTSI research-related services available to all University of Miami investigators. Learn more by subscribing to the CTSI newsletter.
Join Cane2Cane to become—or find—a mentor.
Now.
University students and alumni can make immediate, real-time connections through the Cane2Cane (C2C) program, which is coordinated by the University’s Toppel Career Center. Through a community of professionals across more than 60 industries, participants can access career advice, share knowledge, and learn about possible opportunities. Alumni can network with fellow ’Canes, serve as mentors, and find mentors—who are all committed to helping other ’Canes explore career paths, navigate the work environment, expand their networks, and gain real-time experience. Explore the C2C program, including the flash mentorship option.
