No appointment needed -- just come to the Kenneth G. Dixon Career Development Center:* Tuesdays: 10 a.m.-12 p.m. * Wednesdays: 12-2 p.m.Check in on the first floor and you'll be directed to visit with a Career Peer Advisor for assistance with your resume, cover letter or Handshake profile. Or let us know if you have any quick career questions.

In today's competitive grad school landscape, standing out is essential--not just with your application, but in building your personal brand and network. [Academic Advancement Programs (AAP)](https://academicsuccess.ucf.edu/aap/) invites you to this Welcome Wednesday session led by Maija Hallsmith, Assistant Director of Graduate Academic Diversity at Brown University's Graduate School.This session will show you how to effectively define and communicate your academic and professional identity. Learn how to leverage networking opportunities, both online and in-person, to connect with mentors, peers, and professionals in your field. We'll also explore strategies for establishing a strong, authentic personal brand that will serve you well throughout your grad school journey and beyond.*This workshop is designed for students in the Applying stage.Virtual Location URL: https://ucf.joinhandshake.com/events/1777894/share_preview Registration Link: https://ucf.joinhandshake.com/events/1777894/share_preview Registration Info: Please RSVP via Handshake.

* Vous voulez ameliorer votre français oral? (Would you like to improve your French speaking skills?) * Vous aimeriez connaitre des etudiant.e.s qui ont la meme passion que vous pour la langue française?(Would you like to meet students who share your passion for the French language?)Bienvenu.e.s au cafe francophone! Venez echanger avec vos collegues etudiant.e.s dans une ambiance decontractee. (Welcome to the French cafe! Come and chat with your colleagues in a relaxed atmosphere.)Pour qui? Les etudiant.e.s de niveau 2000 (intermediaire) et +, ou etudiant.e.s francophones. (For students at the 2000 level (intermediate) or higher, or French speakers)

This course guides participants through the GROW Model, a structured yet flexible approach to coaching that facilitates personal and professional development. Participants will learn to effectively set goals, assess current realities, explore potential strategies and plan actionable steps toward achieving their objectives.By the end of this course, participants will be able to:•Define and apply the GROW Model. •Set SMART goals. •Analyze current realities. •Explore and evaluate options. •Develop actionable plans. •Enhance coaching skills. •Foster accountability and motivation. •Utilize coaching tools effectively.Virtual Location URL: Zoom link will be sent to those who register. Registration Link: https://www.myworkday.com/ucf/email-universal/inst/17815$765/rel-task/2997$10951.htmld Registration Info: Register in Workday. Zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Finding a career path can be a struggle. You may feel lost when it comes to finding your interests, or you just might be unsure about what you want to do most.Join us in this virtual interactive session!This event is aimed at helping students discover their interests, explore their values and find the major that's their perfect fit. Students will take an assessment that helps them understand and identify what they value most in a career.Knowing what they want in a career is the first important step that's needed before they pick a major. Students can find out where their interests, skills and values connect. Using the results, they will then be matched to UCF majors that are their best fit.Do you know a student who needs a little direction? Encourage them to attend this event!Virtual Location URL: https://go.ucf.edu/3IHedAW Registration Link: https://go.ucf.edu/3IHedAW

Mathematics Biology Seminar Time: 1-2 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025 Location: MSB 110Speaker: Christen Fleming Department of Biology University of Central FloridaTitle: Kernel Density Estimation in Spatial EcologyAbstract: Kernel Density Estimation (KDE) is a cornerstone technique in statistics for estimating a probability density function when its parameterized form is unknown. KDE is widely used in spatial ecology for calculating animal home ranges and species distributions where the assumptions behind conventional KDE are often pushed beyond their limits. In this seminar I will present over a decade of research that now allows for accurate kernel density estimates to be computed from irregularly sampled times-series data that are sampled from heterogeneous populations.