SUMMER ON CAMPUS!
For students who plan to stay on campus for the summer, UNT housing summer applications are still available. Students can apply for a specific room assignment from one of two designated summer residence halls, Clark Hall and Mozart Square. Students must be enrolled in classes during the corresponding summer housing date range and will be placed according to availability and the date range that aligns best with their class schedules. Check out the UNT housing page for more information and to apply.
Don’t forget to purchase meal plans for the summer term! Whether you plan to live on campus, in off-campus housing or commute, there is a meal plan that’s right for you. During the summer, students have the opportunity to dine in Bruceteria and the retail restaurants on campus. Plans can be purchased at any time, but students are encouraged to purchase a meal plan as early in the term as possible to receive its full benefits. Visit the UNT dining website to see rates and hours of operation.
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MEMORIAL DAY
Monday, May 29, is Memorial Day, a national holiday to commemorate those who died while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. Initially called Decoration Day, the original name referred to the practice of placing flowers on the graves of fallen soldiers. The university will be closed, and classes will not be held on the holiday.
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SUMMER SOCIAL HOUR
UNT International invites all students to the Summer Social Hour from 2 to 4 p.m. every Thursday through July 20 in Marquis Hall 130. This is a great way to meet other students and create fun summer memories. Join for an afternoon of snacks, games and conversation.
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FEMA RESERVIST POSITION OPEN
The UNT Career Center is partnering with FEMA representatives to host a hiring event for Field Resource Branch reservist positions, which provide disaster assistance on an on-call basis in the areas of project management, customer service, insurance and engineering. If you’re nearing graduation or you’re a recent graduate, you can register to learn more. After submitting your resume, you may be contacted to sign up for an interview, which will be conducted at the UNT Career Center the week of June 26-30. Questions can be sent to mashonda.gilmore@fema.dhs.gov and philip.aguinaga@unt.edu. FEMA also is offering free Federal Resume Writing webinars from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Eastern Time, June 1 or 6.
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2023 SUMMER LAB SPECIALS
The Student Health and Wellness Center is offering discounted summer rates this week on lab tests that evaluate blood values and cholesterol levels and screen for thyroid issues and other health-related conditions. From 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. through Friday, May 26, you can take advantage of these lab specials ranging from $20 to $35. No appointment is necessary, but a UNT ID is required. Results will be available the following business day and sent to your online patient portal.
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EARN MONEY WITH COMPLETE CARE
Register with Complete Care to become a caregiver with UrbanSitter and join the growing community of babysitters, nannies, pet sitters, tutors and more. Set your own schedule and rates and keep 100% of your earnings. Learn more.
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RENEWAL OF ACCREDITATION
The UNT Police Department’s renewal of accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies begins soon. To prepare, the public is invited to provide comments related to accreditation matters. Please note, this is not an investigative body. The purpose is to ensure the department is in compliance with CALEA standards.
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GRADUATION GOES ON
Area high schools are celebrating their graduation ceremonies in UNT’s Coliseum through Wednesday, May 31, which could impact traffic and parking on the west side of campus. Check the schedule to see when heavy traffic may occur. If you happen to see any lost graduates or their guests, let them know parking is in Lot 20 across North Texas Boulevard from the Coliseum, with Accessible parking in Lot 27.
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COMING UP
Here's a snapshot of campus happenings this week. Please check the UNT Calendar for updates and the status of all events, or contact the event organizers for details.
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MEAN GREEN GLOW UP!
It's never too late to get your body and mind right! Join the “Glow Up” challenge and retweet a photo of you completing each day. Speaking of practicing healthy habits, May is National Bicycle Month! The UNT Police Department encourages students to cycle safely. Check out this Twitter video on how to properly secure your helmet before taking a bike ride.
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