Wrapping Up the Fall 2020 SPSIA Success Series

 

Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the School of Politics, Security, and International Affairs hosted their SPSIA Success Series virtually throughout the span of the fall 2020 semester. With over half a dozen different workshops, this series provided students with access to learn more about the resources, opportunities and programs offered at the school. Workshop topics ranged from how to succeed in a remote learning environment, to applying and looking for internships, to honors research. If you were unable to attend the life sessions, explore information about our programs or learn more and catch up by clicking on the recorded content below or by following SPSIA’s YouTube Channel.

 

  • How to Succeed in a Remote Learning Environment
    • We invited faculty to share their thoughts on how students can best succeed in a remote learning environment.
  • Opportunities for SPSIA Majors
    • Learn more about what you can do as an undergraduate. Listen to experiences of peers and get ideas for future planning.
  • Graduate School and Senior Scholars Info Session
    • We presented overviews of our graduate programs – M.A. in Political Science, Ph.D. in Security Studies, and Certificate in Intelligence & National Security [Can this be linked to our graduate webpage?]
  • Honors Research
    • The Office of Honors Research and SPSIA hosted an informational session about the Honors Undergraduate Thesis Program. More information on the HUT program: https://honors.ucf.edu/honors-undergraduate-thesis/
  • Internships
    • In this workshop we discussed the importance of internships, how to find them, and the requirements for getting academic credit.
  • Study Abroad
    • This workshop discusses the different types of study abroad programs, how to plan and how to integrate it as part of your major or minor.
  • Diversity and Inclusion Working Group
    • SPSIA faculty invited students to attend a townhall meeting to provide their thoughts and feedback regarding diversity and inclusion in the school.


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