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Students with Disabilities Resource
The Disability Resource Center (DRC) works with over 7,000 Gators with disabilities. We go beyond access, remove barriers, and engage with faculty and staff to promote an accessible campus community for all.
Are you feeling unsure about your career direction? Wondering how to choose a path that fits—not just your résumé, but your values, identity, and life story? You’re not alone. Career indecision and career-related stress are among the most common struggles …
Joining a counseling group might sound intimidating, but it’s actually one of the best ways to build meaningful relationships. You’ll meet other students who get it—and you’ll practice the kind of social skills that make real-life interactions feel less …
With insights from Taylor Mingle, UF C3 Career Coach & UF Forage Expert
As you head into winter break, it’s a great time to invest in your future career without giving up your downtime. Employers increasingly want to see demonstrated …
By Crystal Burton
Crystal BurtonAssistant Director for Career Pathways: STEM
“Boundaries” has become a sort of buzzword surrounding people and things that make us uncomfortable, but what actually are boundaries, and how do we set them? Why are boundaries important in work-life balance? Let’s chat!
Career week is coming soon! Are You Ready to Show Them What You’re Made of?
Career fairs can feel overwhelming. You’re surrounded by polished resumes, elevator pitches, and a sea of students all hoping to make an impression. So how …
