Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2023

Two people at a business fair
   BUILD YOUR BUSINESS   
Interested in opening a business? Want to hear nationally renowned experts speak on AI, ChatGPT, business and industry trends? The city of Frisco is bringing together entrepreneurs, corporate leaders and more for Dallas Startup Week from Sunday, Sept. 10, to Thursday, Sept. 14. The free event’s schedule starts with a kick-off party from 3 to 5 p.m. on Sept. 10 at The Star. The following days’ activities will take place at UNT at Frisco’s Hall Park B and include opportunities to exchange ideas, collaborate and network with thousands of entrepreneurs.
Register now to explore the world of entrepreneurship.
Student filming with a camera crew
   CASTING CALL   
The Division of University Brand Strategy and Communications is seeking a spirited and enthusiastic student host for multiple video series on the official UNT YouTube channel. This is an excellent volunteer opportunity for on-camera experience, and the application is open to any current student to virtually audition. From social media to video skills, this can be a great chance to help build clips for your portfolio and résumé. Submit your 60-second audition video and show us how entertaining and engaging you can be! Take a look at some examples for inspiration.  
Allison Ponthier concert flyer
   FINE ARTS SERIES   
The Mary Jo and V. Lane Rawlins Fine Arts Series invites you to an evening with Allison Ponthier at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 6, in the University Union Lyceum. Doors open at 7 p.m. for the concert, and a 30-minute Q&A with the former music student will follow the performance. Students can claim their free ticket now; student tickets are $5 (limit one per student); faculty, staff and alumni tickets are $10; and $15 tickets are available to the general public. Please email union.tickets@unt.edu for questions about ticket claims, and fineartsseries@unt.edu for event programming questions.
Want to join the Fine Arts Series committee? Apply by Monday, Sept. 4, to help foster a community of the arts and decide which artists perform next at UNT. 
Green lights at McConnell Tower
   TRADITIONS OF SPIRIT   
First installed by the Talons in the 1970s, the green lights in McConnell Tower signal athletic victories and shine during special occasions on campus. After home football game wins, the Talons lead a march from DATCU Stadium to the Hurley Administration Building where they turn the green lights on at McConnell Tower to symbolize our victory to the campus and community. In 2014, LED lights were installed to make our Mean Green pride shine even brighter!
Make sure to follow UNT on Instagram and check out the Traditions highlight each week.  
Mean Green fans at a UNT football game
   GO MEAN GREEN   
UNT's first home football game is this weekend at 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 2, at DATCU Stadium against the California Golden Bears. Students receive free admission to all home games, so claim your tickets now! Join UPC and UNT Athletics at Tailgate 101 from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow, Aug. 31, on the University Union South Lawn to enjoy free food, activities and giveaways and to learn the essentials of tailgating. It might help prepare you for the home game’s tailgate at 1 p.m. on Sept. 2. Don’t forget about DATCU Stadium’s Clear Bag Policy, check out other stadium info and learn how to keep cool before heading to the game. 
Also, be sure to support our Mean Green volleyball and soccer teams as they continue their seasons. Go Mean Green! 
Adobe Creative Cloud logo
   ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD   
Current UNT students can purchase an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription for only $53 a year. This special offer is valid from your date of purchase through Aug. 31, 2024. A subscription includes 100 gigabytes of cloud storage hosted by Adobe and access to all Adobe Creative Cloud applications and services 24/7 on up to two personal devices at a time, including mobile devices. We encourage you to act now, since subscriptions at this price are limited. If you have questions or would like to learn more, email untadobe@unt.edu
Student smiling while studying
   EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS   
If you’re unsure about your major, Advising Services is hosting an Exploring Majors Workshop from 11 a.m. to noon tomorrow, Aug. 31, at Sage Hall 342 to help students find a major that best suits their needs and passion. With additional sessions offered in person, online and as hybrid sessions at Frisco Landing, there are many opportunities throughout the fall semester to discover the major that is meant for you. 
Register online through Navigate by selecting the month and date you are interested in attending a session or contact Advising Services at untadvising@unt.edu for more information. 
Scrappy posing for a picture
   PROFESSIONAL PICTURES   
Join Off-Campus Student Services for Professional Picture Day from 4:30 to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 6, in University Union 341A. UNT students can get a free, high-quality digital headshot to use for professional activities like internships, networking and job interviews, and for business cards or LinkedIn profiles. This event is on a first-come, first-served basis with no appointment necessary. Be sure to bring your UNT student ID.
For additional dates, check out the Fall 2023 Professional Picture Days schedule
   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. 
   CONSTRUCTION AROUND CAMPUS   
Be aware that some roads around campus may be partially or fully closed for city road construction. This will affect commuters and select bus routes. Follow UNT Transportation and UNT Facilities on X for the latest updates. 
Twitter Facebook Instagram LinkedIn YouTube

unt.edu | UNTweekly@unt.edu

View this email online
Subscribe to our email list.