Start of Hurricane Season Serves as Reminder to Prepare The Atlantic hurricane season officially began June 1 and goes until November 30. The Office of Emergency Management of the University is charged with planning for the potential threat of a hurricane, among other emergencies, which may impact the University. The mission of the Office of Emergency Management is to work to mitigate, plan and prepare for emergencies; educate the FIU community about preparedness; coordinate emergency response and recovery efforts and collect and disseminate critical information. [ MORE ]
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Children’s Learning Center Annual Art Exhibit Underway
Art as a process frequently is visual and tactile in nature. It is part
of the daily experience of a young child. Blended with music, movement,
drama, math, science and literacy the children’s experience unfolds.
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Research Benefits Work with Diverse Student Populations The Counseling and Psychological Services Center (CPSC) has endeavored since 2005 to find a personality test that will fulfill the needs of FIU’s very diverse student population. [ MORE ]
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FIU Students Participate in LeaderShape The LeaderShape Institute is an intensive, energizing, six-day educational experience designed to equip young adults to become extraordinary leaders. Each session of The LeaderShape Institute is comprised of approximately 60-70 students, ages 17-25, from diverse ethnic, religious, and cultural backgrounds. [ MORE ]
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Graduate Student Symposium Celebrates Student Accomplishments The Division of Student Affairs, along with the Student Affairs Graduate Association (SAGA) and the College of Education recently co-hosted the Graduate Student Symposium, an annual event designed to recognize the accomplishments of students graduating in the Master’s in Higher Education program. [ MORE ]
