Students: Complete course/faculty evaluations
Survey is available Nov. 18 through Dec. 11
University students are encouraged to complete the Fall 2024 Faculty/Course Evaluation. Visit ce.miami.edu to share anonymous feedback, which helps improve future courses. Call 305-284-8549 or email onlineevals@miami.edu for questions.
Support United Way Miami
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With the campaign officially underway, take a moment to make your gift via Workday. When giving, you may direct your gift to United Way Miami’s mission in education, financial resiliency, and health, and/or direct your gift to a local nonprofit organization, including the University of Miami. Learn more at unitedway.miami.edu.
Study Abroad celebrates international education
Last week, the University of Miami Study Abroad office celebrated International Education Week, an annual commemoration of the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide. In 2021 the office launched a list of international recommended reading that serves as a place for the greater University community to promote international authors and books that immerse us in different cultures. All Canes are invited to submit their recommendations of books set outside of the U.S. that immerse the reader in a culture of a particular place, and educate the reader about the country’s history, identity, people, or its landscape. Complete a brief questionnaire.
Explore the arts and culture of the U.
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Take time during Miami Art Week to attend the annual Bubbles and Brunch event hosted by the Lowe Art Museum. Attend a book talk with faculty author Logan Connors, chair of modern languages and literatures, on “Theater, War, and Revolution in Eighteenth-Century France and Its Empire” at Books & Books and an evening at the Kislak Center at the University of Miami with Matthew H. Robb, Mesoamerican specialist at the Library of Congress. Browse the list of upcoming events and reserve your tickets.
Express gratitude for a colleague.
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Appreciation fosters connection. Through the Thank a ’Cane initiative, University members can express immediate appreciation to colleagues, classmates, or instructors by sending a virtual note of gratitude. Choose from preset card designs and write a custom message for the recipient. If the sender and recipient of the eCard choose to make it public, it is added to a University-wide repository of appreciation. Additionally, you can view a list of cards you have received and sent. Find more tools available through the Office of Human Resources.
Review submission guidelines and share your ideas for consideration in 5 Things You Need to Know.
