Canes Course Pack Program
Deadline to opt out is Sept. 3
University of Miami undergraduate, degree-seeking students taking between one and 20 credits are automatically enrolled in the Canes Course Pack when they register for their courses. Through this program, students receive their required materials for class for one low, flat fee. Course materials will be provided to the student in a digital format or a physical format when digital is not available. Print materials do not need to be returned at the end of the semester. Find more details about the program, including a list of FAQ.
All faculty are invited to the next senate meeting.
Wednesday, Sept. 3, 5 p.m.
For the first time, all full-time faculty members, including lecturers, are invited to attend the next Faculty Senate meeting, hosted by Joe Echevarria, president and CEO of the University of Miami and president of UHealth. This Zoom meeting is an opportunity for faculty members to engage in dialogue with the president. There is no business agenda. View all meeting dates for the 2025-2026 academic year. Contact the Faculty Senate Office at facsen@miami.edu for more information.
Anchored in Safety, Powered by Knowledge Safety Fair
Thursday, Sept. 4, 8 a.m.-noon
Hosted by the Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science, and in collaboration with the Florida Department of Transportation and other community partners, this community event focuses on promoting road, bike, pedestrian, and marine safety. The family-friendly fair will feature educational booths, live safety demonstrations, giveaways, and interactive exhibits. This is a great opportunity to learn something new, meet community partners, and connect with others—all while having fun. Learn more about the Rosenstiel School Safety Fair.
Welcome Back, Canes.
The Division of Student Affairs and Alumni Engagement is the umbrella organization for many of the commonly utilized entities accessed by students. Learn about ways to get involved in volunteer work with the Butler Center for Service and Leadership, access free peer tutoring services through the Camner Center for Academic Resources, and find mental health support through the Counseling Center. Learn more about what is available.
Frost Preparatory Program
Register now.
The Frost Preparatory Program offers music classes for children starting at age 3 months, along with adult offerings for University faculty and staff members and students. Housed within the Frost School of Music, the program offers participants access to world-class faculty, cutting-edge facilities, and a vibrant musical community. Review the 2025-2026 course catalog and fill out a new student inquiry form. Contact Megan Walsh at frostprep@miami.edu for questions.
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