16/08/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 17/08/2024 00:16
The University of North Florida welcomed new and returning students and their families back to campus during UNF Move-In today. President Moez Limayem, Provost Karen Patterson and Ozzie stopped by the Clubhouse to personally greet students as they checked in. More than 168 UNF community volunteers assisted including Jacksonville-based Corporate Traffic Logistics which provided chill-down stations at the residence halls packed with cold drinks, campus essentials and prizes.
As UNF soars into the fall semester, students and visitors will spot notable upgrades across campus including major building renovation projects, new academic programs, fresh dining options and exciting events. There will be opportunities for campus engagement and academic and personal growth for all students joining The Nest this fall.
Enjoy the following preview of the fall semester at UNF:
UNF is growing with renovation projects throughout campus. Here's what is happening behind the construction fencing, as well as some projects soon underway:
This semester, UNF introduced a variety of new degree programs including a new Ph.D. program in computer information scienceswith concentrations in Cybersecurity and Intelligent Systems, as well as a new M.S. in FinTechand a Certificate in Teaching Diverse Learners.
New concentrations in Geographic Information Systems and Marketing Analytics are now available in the M.S. in Business Analyticsprogram, as well as a new Financial Technology concentration for the B.S. in Computing & Information Sciencesand new concentrations in Workforce Learning & Leadership and Professional Education for the B.S. in Learning Design & Technology.
In the spring, students can expect to see new degree programs including a new Environmental Science B.S.and a Certificate in Medical Humanities. A new concentration in Library and Archival Studies has been added to the B.A. in Africana Studies, as well as a new concentration in Econometrics for the M.S. in Business Analytics.
ACE Sushi, offering fresh, high-quality sushi and fusion items by specially trained chefs in convenient grab-and-go packages or as made-to-order items, is replacing the Chop'd and Wrap'd at Alumni Square, located in Building 9. The location is undergoing renovation and modernization and will offer a diverse menu including natural, gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options. The project is set to be finished during the first week of fall semester. New digital menu boards displaying menu items, nutritional facts and products will be available at the Osprey Cafe, ACE Sushi and Marketplace at the John A. Delaney Student Union. For more information on locations and hours, visit the Dining Services website.
Updates at the Carpenter Library include the opening of balcony seating on the fourth floor, available Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the fall semester. The Library will also now be open 24 hours during Finals Week, starting at 7 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 9, and ending at 5 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 13.
Don't miss upcoming events, including:
All UNF home games are free for students. Schedules for men's and women's basketball will be released soon. Here is a sampling of upcoming games:
View scheduled game datesfor all Osprey sports and stay informed about gameday protocols.
Participate inmarket days, musical performances, wellness programs,public policy events, Distinguished Voices Lecture Seriesand other eventshappening throughout the semester. Be mindful that some dates, times and locations may change. Here are some highlighted events for students: