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Are you transitioning to main campus and still confused about where to park, how much parking will cost, or just your options in general? If you have of these questions or more then join us Monday March 20th 2023 as someone for UD parking answers some of those questions for you.
Please join us during the common hour, 12:25 – 1:15pm, via Zoom at https://udel.zoom.us/j/95879976228 and get some of those questions answered!
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Saturday, March 18, 2023: Beach Grass Event
Join us on the beach to plant beach grass and preserve the environment on Saturday, March 18, 2023, from 9:00 a.m. until noon. T-shirts will be awarded to volunteers who register by March 16, 2023.
To volunteer for Kitts Hummock or Seashore, please click this link. Please get in touch with Professor Christine Grogan (Dover) or Mrs. Erin Tanner (Georgetown) for more information.
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Join us in person or via zoom for an information sessions from the College of Engineering!
Dr. Chuck Shermeyer, Senior Assistant Dean, will present on the various programs within the College of Engineering and be able to provide valuable insight on entering an engineering major, coursework requirements, and more. Hope to see you there!
When: Monday, March 13 12:25pm-1:25pm
Where: CEB Room 828, Dover Room 762, Georgetown Room 163
Zoom Link: www.udel.edu/0010440
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Are you graduating AAP this Spring 2023 or Summer 2023 AND transitioning to the Newark campus this Fall? It is time to declare your major!
To declare your major, please complete the Change of Major, Minor, Concentration & Graduation Term form found here. When completing the form, be sure that you KEEP your Associate in Arts degree, then ADD your new major.
Majors should be declared no later than Friday, March 31, 2023!
Please follow these steps to declare your major:
Log into UDSIS
NOTE: If you are interested in a restricted major, please pay attention to their prerequisite requirements. If you do not currently meet the prerequisite requirements, please meet with your academic advisor as soon as possible to discuss your options:
If you have questions or need assistance, please contact your academic advisor!
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Join us on Wednesday, March 15th from 12:30pm-1:15pm as we welcome Dr. Mary Hylton!
Dr. Hylton is a social worker from Salisbury University and the National Association of Social Workers. She will discuss the importance of advocacy in the legislature, civic literacy, and civic engagement- especially democratic forms of engagement such as voting- among young people.
When: March 15th
Time: 12:30-1:15pm (common hour)
Where: Dover- room 761, Georgetown- room 163, Wilmington- room 828
Zoom Link: https://udel.zoom.us/j/93467542801
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Sunday, March 5, 2023: Snow tubing trip (Newark)
The University of Delaware’s University Student Center hosts a Snow Tubing Trip to Shawnee Mountain (East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania). Students will depart from the Trabant bus loop in Newark at 9:30 a.m. and return by 5:00 p.m. to Newark. Your $5 ticket includes your bus fair and snow tube during the trip. This event is being offered exclusively to UD students. You can win a ticket for you and a friend or purchase a ticket directly through the University Student Centers. If you wish to purchase tickets, please email student-centers@udel.edu.
**Contact Lindsey Massey, AAP Student Support and Engagement Coordinator, if you buy tickets. In addition, you may be eligible for free parking in Newark during your visit (lrmassey@udel.edu).
on Community Standards & Conflict Resolution is currently accepting applications for undergraduate student members of the Appellate Board. Student members serve alongside faculty and staff as the final reviewing body for conduct cases within the student conduct process. Student members gain skills in critical thinking, evaluation of facts, negotiations and reaching compromise.
Please visit bit.ly/CSCR-AppellateBoard for details, including criteria, expectations and link to the application.
Due date is March 10, 2023. Visit www.udel.edu/communitystandards for more information about CSCR.
on A century ago, the University of Delaware quite literally changed the world.
Professor Raymond Kirkbride and his eight students launched the first study abroad program in the United States, setting out for France on July 7, 1923. That journey created the model for global education that is still used today at thousands of institutions around the world. Students who study abroad — including a third of Blue Hens — are forever changed by their experiences.
This year, we are going to celebrate the 100th anniversary of study abroad in a big way. The Center for Global Programs and Services and partners throughout the University are planning a yearlong series of stories, speakers, symposia and other events. There will be multiple ways for everyone in our community to be involved.
The celebration begins this month with two exciting opportunities:
At UD, we continue to focus on the future of global education. The University has developed outstanding initiatives like our immersive World Scholars program and our support of female Afghan students displaced from their homeland. Making study abroad experiences more affordable through the Delaware Diplomats program and more accessible through exciting winter and summer session trips are also top priorities. These efforts complement the growing community of international students and scholars who enrich our campus with their diverse talents and perspectives.
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Dover’s very own Dr. Christine Grogan is hosting an “African American Read In” in celebration of Black History Month! This event will include publicly reading excerpts from the works of your favorite African-American writers!
Join us in Dover during Common Hour, 12:25-1:15pm, on Tuesday, February 28th in classroom 762!
Food will be provided for those in attendance!
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All students enrolled at the University of Delaware (including all part-time, professional, graduate and undergraduate students) now have access to 24/7 virtual mental health care through TimelyCare. The service is completely free for students. Features include on-demand and scheduled appointments with licensed counselors. In most cases, students will be connected with a professional within five minutes of initiating a request for 24/7 support or students can browse providers and make a scheduled appointment with their chosen counselor.
Learn more at the University of Delaware TimelyCare FAQ page here.
