Stay up to date with everything happening at the Kearns Center. This newsletter will contain important information regarding upcoming Kearns Center events, College deadlines, various professional development opportunities, and student highlights.
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Rochester Decarceration Research Initiative
2018-2019 Speaker Series: Wednesday, October 17 & 24
Humanities Center, Conference Room D | 5PM
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Information Sessions for the Ronad E. McNair Program
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The application for the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program is now open. Want to learn more about the McNair Program? We are hosting multiple information sessions. The first one will be on:
- Thursday, October 18, 2018
- Location: David T. Kearns Center
- Time: 1 PM to 4 PM (We will hold multiple information sessions in 30 minute increments)
Check out our Opportunities section for information on how to apply. You can also visit our website for more information. The application deadline is Wednesday, November 28, 2018.
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Upcoming professional development workshop
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Attendance at this event satisfies 1 out of the 2 required Kearns workshops for the Fall 2018 semester. Please RSVP on our event page.
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Fall Break is here! Use this time to get some rest, enjoy some fall activities, and catch up on all your work 
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Registration for CAS 145 is now closed!
If you or anyone you know are still interested in taking the class and becoming a Kearns Scholar, please fill out the Kearns Scholars application and we will reach out to you about enrolling in the Spring semester.
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Kearns Center walk-in advising hours
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Financial Aid Office Closed Monday
The Financial Aid Office in Wallis Hall will be closed Monday, October 15. It reopens at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, October 16.
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Grand Challenges Scholars Information Session
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There will be an informational session from 1 to 2 p.m. on October 19 at the iZone Forum at Rush Rhees Library, led by Emma Derisi, coordinator for undergraduate global initiatives. Grand Challenges Scholars work on the most complex problems of the present and future in the realms of sustainability, health, security, and the joy of living. They develop an interdisciplinary, hands-on project that maximizes the flexibility of the Rochester Curriculum and choose other complementary activities to develop a theme to their undergraduate experience. The program is open to all majors. Click here to learn more.
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Interested in getting your PhD? The Kearns Center is now accepting applications for the Ronald E. McNair Program!
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Simon Business School Open House
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Learn about the graduate programs offered by the Simon Business School at an open house starting at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 16. There will be a chance to speak to current students/alumni and sit in on a class. Register here. If you can’t attend or have any other questions about the programs, contact joseph.sayre@simon.rochester.edu for more information.
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UM-SMART Undergraduate Summer Program
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UM-SMART is designed for undergraduate students who are potentially interested in obtaining a combined MD/ Ph.D. degree leading to a career in academic medicine focused on basic research relevant to human disease. This program may help you decide if this is the right career for you, and could enhance your competitiveness when applying to MD/PhD programs. For more information, visit the UM-SMART program website. (https://medicine.umich.edu/medschool/education/md-phd-program/um-smart-undergrad-summer-program)
Application opens: October 15, 2018
Application deadline: January 18, 2019
Summer Program dates: May 28-Aug 4, 2019
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The Greene Center Presents: Winter Break Industry Road Trips
Applications are now available for our two winter break industry road trips to technology firms in Silicon Valley and San Francisco and Law, Policy and Social Good organizations in Washington DC. More information, including applications, can be found in the below Handshake links and attached flyers.
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The application deadline is Friday, November 16th by noon. Apply using the links above with:
- Resume
- Statement of interest
- Completed application form (found in Handshake)
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Applications Being Accepted for Marriage and Family Therapy Program
The Department of Psychiatry’s Family Therapy Training Program is accepting applications for the master of science in marriage and family therapy (MFT) for fall 2019. The program prepares graduates for careers as licensed MFTs in traditional mental health settings. Direct questions to Phylliss Paeth or call 275-0577.
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Part Time Job Opportunity: Curbside Market Operator at Foodlink
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Foodlink is looking for people who are motived by the Mission of Foodlink and the Curbside Market Program, who can also provide great customer service, enjoy physical work, and are comfortable driving a large vehicle. Please see the attached job description for more information about the position. Interested candidates should send their resume and application to Stephanie Vaiana at svaiana@foodlinkny.org.
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Paid Student Opportunity: Public Policy and International Affairs Fellowship
Are you a junior considering a career in public service or international affairs, working with the government, nonprofits, humanitarian and international organizations? Are you planning to go to graduate school? If so, take a look at the Public Policy and International Affairs Junior Institutes. Some Institutes are open to international students; students with DACA are welcome to apply. To discuss your application, make an appointment with the UR Fellowships Office.
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Cornell Diversity Preview Weekend 2019 is still seeking applicants
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The third annual Graduate Student Diversity Preview Weekend will be held from March 7-10, 2019. Participant housing and meals will be provided, as well as up to $600 in travel expenses. Applications are sought from students that are interested in applying for graduate school during the 2019-2020 application cycle. If you have any questions, please email inclusivecornell@gmail.com.
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Closet Donations at the Greene Center
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The Greene Center is excited to launch their Career Clothing Closet! They have begun collecting gently used clothing for our students in need of interview attire. If you have any suits or business attire that you no longer wear, please consider donating. Donations are being accepted at 4-200 Dewey Hall. Please see the attachment for more details or contact Christina Pero at christina.pero@rochester.edu.
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DandyHacks registration is open until this week!
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DandyHacks will provide a space for students interested in technology to work on their desired projects as well as meet other students who share similar interests! The 36 hour event stretches from October 26th to 28th this fall. Be sure that you register at dandyhacks.net. Please do not hesitate to email greetings@dandyhacks.net with any questions you may have.
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"Me Too Monologues": Call for Student Submissions
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The College Feminists are now accepting submissions for the Me Too Monologues which will be taking the place of the show done in the past. The goal is to take the genuine experience of students on campus and create a show which speaks to our community without excluding anyone. Anything goes! Share about your struggles, or joys, and celebrate your identity by writing a monologue! You can submit at tinyurl.com/mtmsubmissions and direct any questions to mbentle3@u.rochester.edu.
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The Kearns Center Newsletter is an open forum to allow our students to share information. The Center does not endorse or make endorsements of any candidates for student elections and positions.
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