Please see the attached flyer for the same information. Here is the link for the job applications: https://sites.up.edu/moveup/paid-opportunities/
In a world that seems increasingly defined by productivity, optimization, and the devices that tether us to those practices, the simple act of picking up a book and carving out an hour to read with no agenda feels radical. Reclaim your relationship to reading and spontaneous conversation with this low-key, no-tech event. Read alongside friends, meet some new people, and enjoy hot cocoa and holiday cookies! Supported by the Engaged Humanities at UP and its Mellon Foundation-funded Civic Humanities Incubator project. Questions? Email prf@up.edu.
Join us for our 7th webinar in the APA Interdivisional Series on Climate Justice, featuring a speaker from APA Division 45 (Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity and Race).
This webinar will take place December 12th at 10am EST and is titled:
“Cultivating climate justice beliefs for transformative social change”
by
Dr. Charles Ogunbode, Assistant Professor in Applied Psychology at the University of Nottingham, UK
Any opinions or conclusions expressed in this webinar are those of the individual contributors and do not reflect the views of the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, the American Psychological Association, or any of their divisions or subunits.
Applications for Summer 2026 and the 2026-27 Academic Year are open – the general deadline is Friday, January 30, 2026!
The Provost's Office and the Office of Undergraduate Scholarly Engagement are requesting nominations for two awards to be given on Scholarship Day: the Outstanding Undergraduate Research Faculty Mentor Award and the Outstanding Graduating Senior in Undergraduate Research Award. Faculty members can be nominated by other faculty members, administrators, students, or by self-nomination. Students can be nominated by faculty members or by self-nomination. For more information about the criteria for the awards you can find help sheets for each award on PilotsUP. Both nominations are due by December 15th at midnight; please send your nomination to ur@up.edu.
Kartini Clinic loves hosting UP interns! Here is a link to the internship postings with Kartini. At this moment the mental health internships are full for Fall 2025 (they were filled at the end of last year). However, we do have a School Assistant Internship open that would allow students to work with our patients while they are in the classroom. The intern would provide behavioral support if needed and light tutoring and encouragement to the patients in that setting. Kartini Clinic has an accredited alternative school on-site so the patients can stay enrolled in school while they receive treatment with us for approximately two months. There is a full-time teacher and a part-time principal/administrator on-site each week. There are patients in the classroom for four hours a day Mon - Fri. This particular internship is a two day minimum. The most helpful two days would be chosen from Mon, Wed, Fri (but we can accommodate Tue and Thurs if needed). The schedule is usually something close to 9am - 3pm.
Join the Health and Wellness teams at the Weekly Guided Meditation. Every week, they facilitate a brief 10-15 minute guided meditation to allow students, staff, and faculty to build time for mindfulness into their schedules. This event takes place every Wednesday at 12:30 in either the Lower Level of Orrico Hall or Franz 120. More detailed information can be found here: https://www.up.edu/wellnesspromotion/weekly-meditation-meetings.html
During Drop-In Hours you can meet with a staff member for 15 minutes. No appointment is needed and they are first-come, first-served. This is a great place to get feedback on resumes and cover letters, get started on an internship or job search, learn how to use Handshake and LinkedIn, and answer any other career-related questions you may have.
Note: The CEC does not have Drop-In Hours during Fall Break, Winter Break, Spring Break, or during the summer. Please schedule an appointment if you'd like to meet then. Alumni cannot attend Drop-In Hours but can make appointments with our office.
Is Federal Work Study part of your financial aid package? If it is, did you know you can get a job off-campus right here in our local community under the Community Service Work Study (CSWS) program (click for current job openings)? With a CSWS position, you will gain valuable skills to enhance your resume, and you will make important connections with Portland employers who can show you the ‘networking ropes’ that can potentially further your career opportunities, now and in the future.
Questions? Feel free to contact Clare Kennedy at csws@up.edu. *** Not sure if you have Federal Work Study? Email the Financial Aid Office or phone them at 503.943.7311.
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