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22nd Annual Lyle Ramsay Dawson Lecture

22nd Annual Lyle Ramsay Dawsone Lecture with guest lecturer N.R. Armstrong was held Friday, October 12th, 2018. Armstrong, a Regents Professor of Chemistry, Biology and Optical Science at the Univeristy of Arizona, spoke on the topic of Interface Science of Emergiung Solar Cell Technologies. 

JAPAN EXCHANGE AND TEACHING (JET) PROGRAM

The prestigious Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program offers Americans with a bachelor's degree in any discipline the opportunity to live and work in Japan for periods of 1-5 years. These are full time, paid teaching and international coordinator positions backed by the Government of Japan!

Through JET you can gain valuable international experience in Japan, make likeminded friends from around the world, and build your resume all while earning a comfortable salary and excellent benefits! Every year over 1000 Americans, including several graduates from the University of Kentucky get accepted to the Program.

To learn more, come and speak to the official JET Program Coordinator when he comes to campus! Everyone is welcome to attend, regardless of your year, current language ability or major.

 

Thursday, October 11, 2018

 

Time: 2:00pm, 2019 Application Critique Session

Time: 4:00pm, General Information Session

Location: Executive Board Room, Gatton Student Center

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Executive Board Room - Gatton Student Center

A&S Math Student Receives Prestigious National Scholarship

By Madison Dyment

A national scholarship can go a long way, even when the recipient is a senior. Just ask UK senior, Claire Barrera, the latest recipient of the Trjitzinsky Scholarship, one of the American Mathematical Society’s (AMS) coveted awards.

Rounding out her final year as a math major and economics minor, Barrera pins her scholarly path on her upbringing.

International Students at Keeneland

The College of Arts and Sciences hosted a day at the track for international students from China. The outing provided students an opportunity to see horse racing in the Kentucky. 

GWS & AAAS Spring Course Preview

Join Gender & Women’s Studies and African American & Africana Studies for pizza,
popcorn, and interactive running commentary on today’s most popular music
videos…and learn about our spring course offerings too!
 
Where: Alumni Gallery, Young Library

 
When: Thursday, October 11, 5:00-7:00 p.m.

 
Why: Practice the kind of analysis you might do in a GWS or AAAS class
in a fun, relaxed environment (sweatpants encouraged!). Request videos
you want to discuss--we’ll talk about what we find problematic, and
what we find empowering. And feel free to sing along!
 
 
 
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Location:
Alumni Gallery, Young Library
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