ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT WORKSHOPS

OAS coordinates a variety of workshops that are offered Summer B, Fall, and Spring semesters. In collaboration with our campus partners, we offer interactive sessions that provide students with information and learning strategies to help them develop the skills and attributes needed to be successful in college. Workshops are coordinated by OAS student staff and we encourage student participants to provide feedback on topics that they have found most helpful in an effort to continue to strengthen our programming.

We also welcome faculty and staff to suggest or present on topics or learning strategies that support students’ academic and personal development.

To register for a workshop, please click on the name of the workshop and complete the registration form. Students must ensure they sign in at the beginning or end of the workshop to earn credit.

Promise students are required to attend all Academic Enrichment Workshops (AEWs) for their first Summer B semester. For details regarding workshop attendance requirements for fall and spring semesters, please refer to the UF Promise Canvas page. If Promise students experience scheduling conflicts with attending an OAS workshop, they must contact OAS staff to communicate any conflicts or unexpected circumstances. Additionally, students may receive credit for one (1) pre-approved academic workshop hosted by different UF departments. Promise students must provide reasonable documentation of workshop attendance and deliver it to OAS in order to receive full credit.

For SSS-specific workshop requirements, please visit the UF SSS expectation page for more information.

Academic Enrichment Workshops for Fall 2024

 

First-year Promise students are required to attend 2 workshops for Fall 2024 from two different categories (Academic, Career Planning, Financial Literacy, Wellness) and should be aware of all policies regarding failure to meet this requirement. If you experience scheduling conflicts with attending an OAS workshop, Promise students are encouraged to contact an OAS staff member.

Date Workshop Title Presenter Description Link Location

March 19, 2024 (Tuesday)

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

"Artificial Intelligence"

Academic Enrichment Workshop #1

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Empower your academic journey with our Academic Enrichment Workshop, designed to equip students with essential skills, strategies, and resources for achieving success in their studies. This month's topic is AI.

Register

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April 11, 2024 (Thursday)

4:00pm - 5:00pm

"Studying Abroad"

Academic Enrichment Workshop #2

TBA

Are you interested in studying abroad, but you are not sure how to start looking for the perfect program? The Study Abroad Workshop at the Office of Academic Support will feature student panelists and a variety of student resources to help you gather more information that can help you plan ahead! Join us for our discussion of Study Abroad student experiences and please bring your questions for the panelists to answer and explore.

Register

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"Student Lingo"

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Student Lingo is a series of interactive, on-demand workshop. Create your login by clicking on www.studentlingo.com/ufl. You can only receive 1 workshop credit a semester by completing 3 Student Lingo workshops. Submit a copy of your three workshops certificates for credit.

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Submit on Canvas

 

Promise students are required to attend 3 workshops per semester during their first three semesters and should be aware of all policies regarding failure to meet this requirement. If you experience scheduling conflicts with attending an OAS workshop, Promise students may also provide proof of having attended other pre-approved academic workshops hosted by different UF departments. Promise students must provide reasonable documentation of workshop attendance and deliver it to OAS in order to receive full credit.

Please review the following websites for upcoming workshops which can be substituted for credit:

Academic Advising Center

New Student & Family Programs

Career Connections Center

Florida Opportunity Scholars