Virtual Workshop series

​Wednesday, September 16 at 6:30 p.m.​​ EST

What is a liberal arts degree, anyway — and what can I do with it?

Learn how CAS professors take theory and bring it to life both in and outside of the classroom. From language to philosophy, the breadth of academic options and resources available in CAS makes student success in the liberal arts possible at the University of Delaware.

College leadership, faculty and student panelists will guide participants through some of the biggest questions faced by prospective students and their families, including:

• What is a liberal arts degree?
• What are you exposed to in liberal arts studies, and what kind of learning happens here?
• Why is UD the best choice for liberal arts as compared to a smaller school?
• What resources are available as you define and refine your majors, minors and/or career goals?
• What kind of student will be successful in this area of study?
• What types of jobs are available to students with a UD liberal arts education?

Workshop Panel

• Dr. Jennifer Naccar​elli​​, Associate Professor and Academic Advisor in the Department of Women and Gender Studies​ ​(Host)
• Dr. John Pelesko, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences (Panelist)​
• Dr. Monica Dominguez Torres, Associate Professor in the Department of Art History (Panelist)​
• Dr. Eve Buckley​, ​Associate Professor in the Department of History and Director of the Latin American & Iberian Studies Program (Panelist)​
• Sarah Mazzarella, UD student double majoring in Music and Public Policy (Panelist)​​

Wednesday, October 14 at 6:30 p.m.​ EST

What do I want to be when I grow up?

That burning question can only be answered by you, but the College of Arts and Sciences academic advising team is here to help! Whether you are undecided or fully committed to one career path, our team will guide you in selecting classes, adding minors that complement your learning and even planning a winter study abroad program within your field of study. Come hear how our team in CAS will help you map out your plan to successfully finish in four.

Academic advisers and student panelists will guide participants through some of the biggest questions faced by prospective students and their families, including:

• How many majors are offered in the UD College of Arts and Sciences? Where do I learn more about them?
• Can I have more than one major and still finish my degree in four years?
• How do you add or change your major?
• What are minors and why are they valuable?

Workshop Panel

• Alison Gondos, CAS Ac​ademic Program Manager (Host)​
• Kate Habegger, CAS Academic Advisor II (Panelist)​​
• D'Janna Hamilton, CAS Academic Advisor II (Panelist)​​
• Em Rowe, CAS Academic Advisor II (Panelist)​​
• Kasiyah Tatem, UD political science student and CAS Student Advisory Council member (Panelist)​​
• Maggie Buckridge, UD public policy​ student and CAS Student Advisory Council member (Panelist)​​

Wednesday, November 18 at 6:30 p.m.​ EST

The College of Arts and Sciences is not all lecture halls — it's a vibrant learning environment with laboratory and community-based research opportunities and hands-on experiences!

CAS students take on many roles, including as interns for the UD National Agenda Speakers Series, fashion show chairs, brain camp counselors, laboratory research assistants and field research leaders. The opportunities are endless in CAS, but don't just take our word for it! Come hear from CAS faculty and students about the vast experiences available to you in the UD Arts and Sciences community.

Faculty and student panelists will guide participants through some of the biggest questions faced by prospective students and their families, including:

• What internships are offered in my area of study?
• Are there student field and lab research opportunities, and how do I apply?
• How do I participate in out-of-classroom experiences? Are they application-based, invitation-only or dependent on grades?
• When do I apply for Winter and/or Summer Abroad programs?
• What is community-based learning and what does it mean for students?
• From research labs to full-service shops, what facilities are available to me as a CAS student?

​Wednesday, January 20, 6:30 p.m. EST

Find out how you can use the expansive list of free resources and support programs offered at the University of Delaware! When it comes to student success, the vast resources available in the College of Arts and Sciences are second to none. Our team recognizes the needs of students and ensures they are met through free services such as our writing, math and tutoring centers. Finally, when it comes time to write your resume, apply for an internship or find post-graduate job, our career services team and alumni mentors have you covered!

Resource and support staff join student panelists to guide participants through some of the biggest questions faced by prospective students and their families, including:

• Is tutoring free for students? What resources are free?
• Does my department have an Alumni Advisory Board? How are they utilized?
• What is UD Career Services? When do I engage with them?
• What is the UD Writing Center? What can I use it for?
• What resources are available to students studying mathematical or biological sciences?
• What is the Mathematical Sciences Learning Laboratory (MSLL) and how can I use it?

Registration is free and open to any prospective student — and their family — interested in learning more about what the UD College of Arts and Sciences has to offer.

Visit the College of Arts and Sciences Events Registration Portal to sign up and join in on the conversation.