Upcoming Events

Presentation and Q&A for students interested in global health issues. This event is part of a larger project Promoting global health and French and Francophone Studies. This event is sponsored by The France-Florida Research Institute and the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures. Co-sponsors include the French Embassy in the USA and partners from John […]

Join us for the Women in Leadership Forum, hosted by the Bob Graham Center for Public Service. This engaging event will feature a moderated discussion with prominent women leaders in public service and policy, sharing insights and experiences from their careers. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions during a dedicated Q&A session. The […]

How can climate technology help us adapt to the growing risks of a warming planet? Join Dr. Galen Treuer from the ClimateReady Tech Hub to hear how public-private partnerships are unlocking new technology that transforms our ability to respond to a changing Gulf region. Climate tech companies are developing and selling innovations that help our […]

Noted Civil Rights scholar Hasan Kwame Jeffries will deliver the 2025 MLK Lecture, exploring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s visionary blueprint for justice, peace, and economic equality. The program will also be streamed live. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., is too often frozen on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial dreaming about colorblindness. But his […]

Join us for a roundtable on the use and ethics of AI for analyzing text in the humanities. The interdisciplinary panel includes Dr. Stephen Davis (University of Kentucky), Dr. Patricia Murrieta-Flores (Lancaster University, UK), and Dr. Todd Presner (University of California Los Angeles). Should scholars read with AI? Amid the transformation that chatbots and other […]

The polls have closed, and now the excitement begins! Join us for an engaging and informative Election Night Watch Party, hosted by the Bob Graham Center for Public Service, the Hamilton Center for Classical and Civic Education, the University Athletic Association, and the Office of Public Policy Events. This event is free and open to […]

Join the Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere for its inaugural Alexander Grass Scholars Undergraduate Research Symposium on Monday, November 4, 2024, and celebrate the future of humanities research at UF. Open to all, this exciting event will showcase original research conducted by undergraduate students in the Alexander Grass Scholars Program, highlighting innovative […]

Join the UF History department for a workshop featuring Gilbert King, author and host of the true crime podcast Bone Valley. This interactive event will provide insight into how to translate your public research into a podcast, guiding participants through the process of adapting academic work for a broader audience. This workshop will offer practical insights […]