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Together we will explore mindfulness, emotions, anxiety, stress, and negative thoughts in a relaxing and fun way. In this space, we will engage in artistic activities to reflect on our needs and experiences using colors and creativity from our minds, bodies, and spirits for the intention of healing.

Each week, we will engage in different expressive art activities using different mediums such as acrylic paint, markers, watercolors, magazines, oil pastels, and color pencils. You are not required to share your artwork but there is space given at the end of the workshop to process the artwork, activity and experience.

Throughout the workshop there will be soothing background music being played and instructions are given in the beginning and can be repeated throughout the workshop. If you are struggling with the activity the host will assist you with the workshop to help you feel more comfortable or capable of engaging with the activity.

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Pages and Progress is a six-week structured writing community that offers dedicated time, goal setting, and peer support to help undergraduate and graduate students make meaningful progress on major writing projects. You bring your project. We provide the structure, time, and community to help you move it forward.

To register, complete the Pages and Progress Registration Form by clicking HERE.

What to Expect: Each session is structured like a guided co‑working experience:

Weekly four‑hour writing blocks built for deep focus

Morning or afternoon options

Attend virtually (Zoom) or in person—choose what fits your schedule

Built‑in breaks to rest, reset, and maintain energy

Goal setting at the start of each session

Dedicated, distraction‑reduced writing time

Join Format: Hybrid (Chestnut 120 or Zoom)

Dates:

Session 1: Wednesday, June 3 – Kickoff and establish your writing goals!

Session 2: Wednesday, June 10

Session 3: Wednesday, June 17

Session 4: Wednesday, June 24

Session 5: Wednesday, July 1

Session 6: Wednesday, July 8 - Celebration of writing accomplishments!

Time (2 options): Students can attend one or both sessions (in-person or virtual), whatever works best for their schedule.

Morning: 8:30 am - 12:30 pm

Afternoon: 1:30 pm - 5:30 pm

To register, complete the Pages & Progress Registration Form by clicking. Registration is now CLOSED- stay tuned for information regarding the July 2026 Pages and Progress Student Writing Community!

Additional details and information will be sent prior to the start of this six-week session.

Questions: Contact studentresearch@unt.edu.

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We will be joined by Deanté Moore, M.S., LPC-A, Licensed Professional Counselor Associate under the supervision of Shaunté Collins, M.S., LPC-S, from UNT Counseling and Testing Services to learn more about mindfulness and how to practice it.

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When two children embark on a geology field trip back in time, they are thrown into a fantastic voyage where they witness incredible geological wonders and learn the mysterious process that created our present-day continents. From racing across the landscape atop dinosaurs, to plummeting to the center of the Earth, "Dinosaur: Passage to Pangaea" is the perfect educational glimpse at the tectonic forces that forged our world. It is the ultimate field trip!

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NASA's 21st century Artemis program, named after the Greek moon goddess, is the next step in our mission to explore the universe and land the first woman and person of color on the surface of the moon. Produced by Fiske Planetarium in collaboration with TEND Studio.

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Rising 9th-12th Graders

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This innovative summer camp is designed for students passionate about the intersection of technology and healthcare. Participants will engage in hands-on projects, interactive workshops, and expert-led seminars to explore cutting-edge topics such as telemedicine, wearable health tech, and digital health data analytics. This camp aims to inspire the next generation of digital health innovators and equip them with the skills and knowledge to make a meaningful impact in the healthcare industry.

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All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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Rising 9th-12th Graders

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This innovative summer camp is designed for students passionate about the intersection of technology and healthcare. Participants will engage in hands-on projects, interactive workshops, and expert-led seminars to explore cutting-edge topics such as telemedicine, wearable health tech, and digital health data analytics. This camp aims to inspire the next generation of digital health innovators and equip them with the skills and knowledge to make a meaningful impact in the healthcare industry.

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All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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Together we will explore mindfulness, emotions, anxiety, stress, and negative thoughts in a relaxing and fun way. In this space, we will engage in artistic activities to reflect on our needs and experiences using colors and creativity from our minds, bodies, and spirits for the intention of healing.

Each week, we will engage in different expressive art activities using different mediums such as acrylic paint, markers, watercolors, magazines, oil pastels, and color pencils. You are not required to share your artwork but there is space given at the end of the workshop to process the artwork, activity and experience.

Throughout the workshop there will be soothing background music being played and instructions are given in the beginning and can be repeated throughout the workshop. If you are struggling with the activity the host will assist you with the workshop to help you feel more comfortable or capable of engaging with the activity.

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See Student Financial Services for payment deadlines.

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Pages and Progress is a six-week structured writing community that offers dedicated time, goal setting, and peer support to help undergraduate and graduate students make meaningful progress on major writing projects. You bring your project. We provide the structure, time, and community to help you move it forward.

To register, complete the Pages and Progress Registration Form by clicking HERE.

What to Expect: Each session is structured like a guided co‑working experience:

Weekly four‑hour writing blocks built for deep focus

Morning or afternoon options

Attend virtually (Zoom) or in person—choose what fits your schedule

Built‑in breaks to rest, reset, and maintain energy

Goal setting at the start of each session

Dedicated, distraction‑reduced writing time

Join Format: Hybrid (Chestnut 120 or Zoom)

Dates:

Session 1: Wednesday, June 3 – Kickoff and establish your writing goals!

Session 2: Wednesday, June 10

Session 3: Wednesday, June 17

Session 4: Wednesday, June 24

Session 5: Wednesday, July 1

Session 6: Wednesday, July 8 - Celebration of writing accomplishments!

Time (2 options): Students can attend one or both sessions (in-person or virtual), whatever works best for their schedule.

Morning: 8:30 am - 12:30 pm

Afternoon: 1:30 pm - 5:30 pm

To register, complete the Pages & Progress Registration Form by clicking. Registration is now CLOSED- stay tuned for information regarding the July 2026 Pages and Progress Student Writing Community!

Additional details and information will be sent prior to the start of this six-week session.

Questions: Contact studentresearch@unt.edu.

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Rising 9th-12th Graders

What

This innovative summer camp is designed for students passionate about the intersection of technology and healthcare. Participants will engage in hands-on projects, interactive workshops, and expert-led seminars to explore cutting-edge topics such as telemedicine, wearable health tech, and digital health data analytics. This camp aims to inspire the next generation of digital health innovators and equip them with the skills and knowledge to make a meaningful impact in the healthcare industry.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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Rising 9th-12th Graders

What

This innovative summer camp is designed for students passionate about the intersection of technology and healthcare. Participants will engage in hands-on projects, interactive workshops, and expert-led seminars to explore cutting-edge topics such as telemedicine, wearable health tech, and digital health data analytics. This camp aims to inspire the next generation of digital health innovators and equip them with the skills and knowledge to make a meaningful impact in the healthcare industry.

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All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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This innovative summer camp is designed for students passionate about the intersection of technology and healthcare. Participants will engage in hands-on projects, interactive workshops, and expert-led seminars to explore cutting-edge topics such as telemedicine, wearable health tech, and digital health data analytics. This camp aims to inspire the next generation of digital health innovators and equip them with the skills and knowledge to make a meaningful impact in the healthcare industry.

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All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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Applicants must be U.S. citizens.

Applications for 2027-2028 academic year open in late March/early April of 2027.

Eligible applicants are undergraduates who graduate by summer 2027, grad students and alumni.

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When two children embark on a geology field trip back in time, they are thrown into a fantastic voyage where they witness incredible geological wonders and learn the mysterious process that created our present-day continents. From racing across the landscape atop dinosaurs, to plummeting to the center of the Earth, "Dinosaur: Passage to Pangaea" is the perfect educational glimpse at the tectonic forces that forged our world. It is the ultimate field trip!

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Every show is different because it is directed by you!

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NASA's 21st century Artemis program, named after the Greek moon goddess, is the next step in our mission to explore the universe and land the first woman and person of color on the surface of the moon. Produced by Fiske Planetarium in collaboration with TEND Studio.

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Together we will explore mindfulness, emotions, anxiety, stress, and negative thoughts in a relaxing and fun way. In this space, we will engage in artistic activities to reflect on our needs and experiences using colors and creativity from our minds, bodies, and spirits for the intention of healing.

Each week, we will engage in different expressive art activities using different mediums such as acrylic paint, markers, watercolors, magazines, oil pastels, and color pencils. You are not required to share your artwork but there is space given at the end of the workshop to process the artwork, activity and experience.

Throughout the workshop there will be soothing background music being played and instructions are given in the beginning and can be repeated throughout the workshop. If you are struggling with the activity the host will assist you with the workshop to help you feel more comfortable or capable of engaging with the activity.

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Pages and Progress is a six-week structured writing community that offers dedicated time, goal setting, and peer support to help undergraduate and graduate students make meaningful progress on major writing projects. You bring your project. We provide the structure, time, and community to help you move it forward.

To register, complete the Pages and Progress Registration Form by clicking HERE.

What to Expect: Each session is structured like a guided co‑working experience:

Weekly four‑hour writing blocks built for deep focus

Morning or afternoon options

Attend virtually (Zoom) or in person—choose what fits your schedule

Built‑in breaks to rest, reset, and maintain energy

Goal setting at the start of each session

Dedicated, distraction‑reduced writing time

Join Format: Hybrid (Chestnut 120 or Zoom)

Dates:

Session 1: Wednesday, June 3 – Kickoff and establish your writing goals!

Session 2: Wednesday, June 10

Session 3: Wednesday, June 17

Session 4: Wednesday, June 24

Session 5: Wednesday, July 1

Session 6: Wednesday, July 8 - Celebration of writing accomplishments!

Time (2 options): Students can attend one or both sessions (in-person or virtual), whatever works best for their schedule.

Morning: 8:30 am - 12:30 pm

Afternoon: 1:30 pm - 5:30 pm

To register, complete the Pages & Progress Registration Form by clicking. Registration is now CLOSED- stay tuned for information regarding the July 2026 Pages and Progress Student Writing Community!

Additional details and information will be sent prior to the start of this six-week session.

Questions: Contact studentresearch@unt.edu.

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Held the first Thursday of every month. Organized by ComPsych EAP.

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Rising 6th-12th Graders

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This exciting and interactive summer camp combines the power of data analysis with the art of storytelling. Students will learn how to use Python, a beginner-friendly yet powerful programming language, to process, analyze, and visualize data. Through hands-on projects and engaging activities, participants will discover how data shapes the world around us, learn essential skills in Python programming and data analysis, uncover hidden insights in datasets and transform them into compelling stories, and create visualizations to communicate ideas effectively. By the end of the camp, students will have developed their own data-driven stories, showcasing their skills to friends, family, and peers.

No prior programming knowledge is needed.

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All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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Held the first Monday of every month by ComPsych EAP.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 6th-12th Graders

What

This exciting and interactive summer camp combines the power of data analysis with the art of storytelling. Students will learn how to use Python, a beginner-friendly yet powerful programming language, to process, analyze, and visualize data. Through hands-on projects and engaging activities, participants will discover how data shapes the world around us, learn essential skills in Python programming and data analysis, uncover hidden insights in datasets and transform them into compelling stories, and create visualizations to communicate ideas effectively. By the end of the camp, students will have developed their own data-driven stories, showcasing their skills to friends, family, and peers.

No prior programming knowledge is needed.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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Together we will explore mindfulness, emotions, anxiety, stress, and negative thoughts in a relaxing and fun way. In this space, we will engage in artistic activities to reflect on our needs and experiences using colors and creativity from our minds, bodies, and spirits for the intention of healing.

Each week, we will engage in different expressive art activities using different mediums such as acrylic paint, markers, watercolors, magazines, oil pastels, and color pencils. You are not required to share your artwork but there is space given at the end of the workshop to process the artwork, activity and experience.

Throughout the workshop there will be soothing background music being played and instructions are given in the beginning and can be repeated throughout the workshop. If you are struggling with the activity the host will assist you with the workshop to help you feel more comfortable or capable of engaging with the activity.

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Pages and Progress is a six-week structured writing community that offers dedicated time, goal setting, and peer support to help undergraduate and graduate students make meaningful progress on major writing projects. You bring your project. We provide the structure, time, and community to help you move it forward.

To register, complete the Pages and Progress Registration Form by clicking HERE.

What to Expect: Each session is structured like a guided co‑working experience:

Weekly four‑hour writing blocks built for deep focus

Morning or afternoon options

Attend virtually (Zoom) or in person—choose what fits your schedule

Built‑in breaks to rest, reset, and maintain energy

Goal setting at the start of each session

Dedicated, distraction‑reduced writing time

Join Format: Hybrid (Chestnut 120 or Zoom)

Dates:

Session 1: Wednesday, June 3 – Kickoff and establish your writing goals!

Session 2: Wednesday, June 10

Session 3: Wednesday, June 17

Session 4: Wednesday, June 24

Session 5: Wednesday, July 1

Session 6: Wednesday, July 8 - Celebration of writing accomplishments!

Time (2 options): Students can attend one or both sessions (in-person or virtual), whatever works best for their schedule.

Morning: 8:30 am - 12:30 pm

Afternoon: 1:30 pm - 5:30 pm

To register, complete the Pages & Progress Registration Form by clicking. Registration is now CLOSED- stay tuned for information regarding the July 2026 Pages and Progress Student Writing Community!

Additional details and information will be sent prior to the start of this six-week session.

Questions: Contact studentresearch@unt.edu.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 6th-12th Graders

What

This exciting and interactive summer camp combines the power of data analysis with the art of storytelling. Students will learn how to use Python, a beginner-friendly yet powerful programming language, to process, analyze, and visualize data. Through hands-on projects and engaging activities, participants will discover how data shapes the world around us, learn essential skills in Python programming and data analysis, uncover hidden insights in datasets and transform them into compelling stories, and create visualizations to communicate ideas effectively. By the end of the camp, students will have developed their own data-driven stories, showcasing their skills to friends, family, and peers.

No prior programming knowledge is needed.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 6th-12th Graders

What

This exciting and interactive summer camp combines the power of data analysis with the art of storytelling. Students will learn how to use Python, a beginner-friendly yet powerful programming language, to process, analyze, and visualize data. Through hands-on projects and engaging activities, participants will discover how data shapes the world around us, learn essential skills in Python programming and data analysis, uncover hidden insights in datasets and transform them into compelling stories, and create visualizations to communicate ideas effectively. By the end of the camp, students will have developed their own data-driven stories, showcasing their skills to friends, family, and peers.

No prior programming knowledge is needed.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 6th-12th Graders

What

This exciting and interactive summer camp combines the power of data analysis with the art of storytelling. Students will learn how to use Python, a beginner-friendly yet powerful programming language, to process, analyze, and visualize data. Through hands-on projects and engaging activities, participants will discover how data shapes the world around us, learn essential skills in Python programming and data analysis, uncover hidden insights in datasets and transform them into compelling stories, and create visualizations to communicate ideas effectively. By the end of the camp, students will have developed their own data-driven stories, showcasing their skills to friends, family, and peers.

No prior programming knowledge is needed.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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Applicants must be U.S. citizens.

Applications for 2027-2028 academic year open in late March/early April of 2027.

Eligible applicants are undergraduates who graduate by summer 2027, grad students and alumni.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

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Rising 9th-12th Graders

What

This camp will focus on the interaction of people, information, and technology, covering topics related to the effective use of AI and large language models for producing creative content, website planning and design, digital art and video production, and information and digital literacy.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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Rising 9th-12th Graders

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An engaging and interactive program designed for students eager to explore the exciting world of data science and its transformative impact on modern society. Participants will explore advanced topics in data science, such as machine learning, predictive analytics, deep learning, and generative AI, work with real-world datasets to solve complex problems and uncover actionable insights. Students will learn about data leadership roles, including data analysts, data engineers, data scientists, data architects, and chief data officers, and develop leadership and collaboration skills essential for thriving in data-related careers. Through project-based learning and mentorship, students will build a strong foundation in both technical expertise and leadership. By the end of the camp, participants will have a clearer understanding of career pathways in data science.

A basic level of prior Python programming knowledge is highly recommended to be successful in this camp. 

***This camp is considered the next level for students who have completed the Storytelling with Data Summer Camp.

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All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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You’ll jump into interactive activities, creative projects, and group challenges where you’ll play with fabrics, colors, branding, and visual storytelling. Along the way, you’ll learn how trends get started, how brands make decisions, and how to develop your own personal style. Whether you dream of a future in fashion, starting your own brand, or just love being creative, Trendsetters is a welcoming space to try bold ideas, meet other style-loving teens, and build confidence while having fun. Come learn how fashion comes to life!

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

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Rising 9th-12th Graders

What

This camp will focus on the interaction of people, information, and technology, covering topics related to the effective use of AI and large language models for producing creative content, website planning and design, digital art and video production, and information and digital literacy.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 9th-12th Graders

What

An engaging and interactive program designed for students eager to explore the exciting world of data science and its transformative impact on modern society. Participants will explore advanced topics in data science, such as machine learning, predictive analytics, deep learning, and generative AI, work with real-world datasets to solve complex problems and uncover actionable insights. Students will learn about data leadership roles, including data analysts, data engineers, data scientists, data architects, and chief data officers, and develop leadership and collaboration skills essential for thriving in data-related careers. Through project-based learning and mentorship, students will build a strong foundation in both technical expertise and leadership. By the end of the camp, participants will have a clearer understanding of career pathways in data science.

A basic level of prior Python programming knowledge is highly recommended to be successful in this camp. 

***This camp is considered the next level for students who have completed the Storytelling with Data Summer Camp.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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You’ll jump into interactive activities, creative projects, and group challenges where you’ll play with fabrics, colors, branding, and visual storytelling. Along the way, you’ll learn how trends get started, how brands make decisions, and how to develop your own personal style. Whether you dream of a future in fashion, starting your own brand, or just love being creative, Trendsetters is a welcoming space to try bold ideas, meet other style-loving teens, and build confidence while having fun. Come learn how fashion comes to life!

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Together we will explore mindfulness, emotions, anxiety, stress, and negative thoughts in a relaxing and fun way. In this space, we will engage in artistic activities to reflect on our needs and experiences using colors and creativity from our minds, bodies, and spirits for the intention of healing.

Each week, we will engage in different expressive art activities using different mediums such as acrylic paint, markers, watercolors, magazines, oil pastels, and color pencils. You are not required to share your artwork but there is space given at the end of the workshop to process the artwork, activity and experience.

Throughout the workshop there will be soothing background music being played and instructions are given in the beginning and can be repeated throughout the workshop. If you are struggling with the activity the host will assist you with the workshop to help you feel more comfortable or capable of engaging with the activity.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 9th-12th Graders

What

This camp will focus on the interaction of people, information, and technology, covering topics related to the effective use of AI and large language models for producing creative content, website planning and design, digital art and video production, and information and digital literacy.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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Flipped courses can transform how students learn, but only when they’re designed with intention. This virtual workshop series will help educators rethink how class time, responsibility, technology, and engagement work together to deepen learning. Join us to explore practical strategies that make flipped teaching both effective and sustainable.

These workshops also follow a flipped model! After registering, participants will be added to a Canvas course that provides valuable resources and materials related to each session. Please review the relevant content provided in Canvas prior to each workshop and be prepared to refer to them during the session.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 9th-12th Graders

What

An engaging and interactive program designed for students eager to explore the exciting world of data science and its transformative impact on modern society. Participants will explore advanced topics in data science, such as machine learning, predictive analytics, deep learning, and generative AI, work with real-world datasets to solve complex problems and uncover actionable insights. Students will learn about data leadership roles, including data analysts, data engineers, data scientists, data architects, and chief data officers, and develop leadership and collaboration skills essential for thriving in data-related careers. Through project-based learning and mentorship, students will build a strong foundation in both technical expertise and leadership. By the end of the camp, participants will have a clearer understanding of career pathways in data science.

A basic level of prior Python programming knowledge is highly recommended to be successful in this camp. 

***This camp is considered the next level for students who have completed the Storytelling with Data Summer Camp.

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All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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You’ll jump into interactive activities, creative projects, and group challenges where you’ll play with fabrics, colors, branding, and visual storytelling. Along the way, you’ll learn how trends get started, how brands make decisions, and how to develop your own personal style. Whether you dream of a future in fashion, starting your own brand, or just love being creative, Trendsetters is a welcoming space to try bold ideas, meet other style-loving teens, and build confidence while having fun. Come learn how fashion comes to life!

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 9th-12th Graders

What

This camp will focus on the interaction of people, information, and technology, covering topics related to the effective use of AI and large language models for producing creative content, website planning and design, digital art and video production, and information and digital literacy.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 9th-12th Graders

What

An engaging and interactive program designed for students eager to explore the exciting world of data science and its transformative impact on modern society. Participants will explore advanced topics in data science, such as machine learning, predictive analytics, deep learning, and generative AI, work with real-world datasets to solve complex problems and uncover actionable insights. Students will learn about data leadership roles, including data analysts, data engineers, data scientists, data architects, and chief data officers, and develop leadership and collaboration skills essential for thriving in data-related careers. Through project-based learning and mentorship, students will build a strong foundation in both technical expertise and leadership. By the end of the camp, participants will have a clearer understanding of career pathways in data science.

A basic level of prior Python programming knowledge is highly recommended to be successful in this camp. 

***This camp is considered the next level for students who have completed the Storytelling with Data Summer Camp.

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All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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You’ll jump into interactive activities, creative projects, and group challenges where you’ll play with fabrics, colors, branding, and visual storytelling. Along the way, you’ll learn how trends get started, how brands make decisions, and how to develop your own personal style. Whether you dream of a future in fashion, starting your own brand, or just love being creative, Trendsetters is a welcoming space to try bold ideas, meet other style-loving teens, and build confidence while having fun. Come learn how fashion comes to life!

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Who
Rising 9th-12th Graders

What

This camp will focus on the interaction of people, information, and technology, covering topics related to the effective use of AI and large language models for producing creative content, website planning and design, digital art and video production, and information and digital literacy.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 9th-12th Graders

What

An engaging and interactive program designed for students eager to explore the exciting world of data science and its transformative impact on modern society. Participants will explore advanced topics in data science, such as machine learning, predictive analytics, deep learning, and generative AI, work with real-world datasets to solve complex problems and uncover actionable insights. Students will learn about data leadership roles, including data analysts, data engineers, data scientists, data architects, and chief data officers, and develop leadership and collaboration skills essential for thriving in data-related careers. Through project-based learning and mentorship, students will build a strong foundation in both technical expertise and leadership. By the end of the camp, participants will have a clearer understanding of career pathways in data science.

A basic level of prior Python programming knowledge is highly recommended to be successful in this camp. 

***This camp is considered the next level for students who have completed the Storytelling with Data Summer Camp.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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You’ll jump into interactive activities, creative projects, and group challenges where you’ll play with fabrics, colors, branding, and visual storytelling. Along the way, you’ll learn how trends get started, how brands make decisions, and how to develop your own personal style. Whether you dream of a future in fashion, starting your own brand, or just love being creative, Trendsetters is a welcoming space to try bold ideas, meet other style-loving teens, and build confidence while having fun. Come learn how fashion comes to life!

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Applicants must be U.S. citizens.

Applications for 2027-2028 academic year open in late March/early April of 2027.

Eligible applicants are undergraduates who graduate by summer 2027, grad students and alumni.

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The primary purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructor Course is to train instructors to teach the American Red Cross Lifeguarding courses and their modules

Prerequisites:

Be at least 17 years old on or before the last day of the instructor course. Possess a current American Red Cross Lifeguarding with CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer with First Aid certificate (Shallow Water Lifeguarding does not qualify). Successfully complete the Online Module for the Lifeguarding Instructor course. Successful completion of the Prerequisite Skill Assessment Scenario which evaluates the following skills:

Entry

Swimming approach

Surface dive in deep water (7 to 10 feet)

Passive submerged rescue

Rapid extrication (with assisting rescuer)

Rapid assessment

Single-rescuer CPR (3 minutes)

Certification Requirements:

Arrive to the course with proof that they completed the Online Session (mentioned above; directions on how to complete the Online Session will be sent to candidates after signing up for the course). Attend and actively participate in all course sessions. Successfully complete class activities, including the two practice-teaching assignments. Score a minimum of 80 percent on the instructor course final written exam. Instructor candidates must also demonstrate throughout the course that they are mature and responsible. Instructor trainers assess maturity and responsibility by observing behaviors. These behaviors include but are not limited to:

Arriving at class on time and being prepared.

Being prepared for class activities, such as having homework completed and being dressed in swimwear, when required.

Behaving appropriately during activities.

Providing appropriate feedback, as requested, especially to peers after practice-teaching assignments.

Receiving feedback from the instructor trainer as well as peers in a professional manner.

Certification Issued and Validity Period:

Certificates will be emailed within 2 weeks of the course completion and will be valid for 2 years. The Red Cross Learning Center for Instructors will be activated for each successful candidate within 3 weeks of successful completion.

Course Materials:

American Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructors Manual (r.24)* (Printed Copy)American Red Cross Lifeguarding Manual (r.24)* (Printed or Digital)Lifeguarding Course Presentation (r.24)**Be prepared with the American Red Cross' r.24 updated manuals and materials released February 6, 2024.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 6th-12th Graders

What

A hands-on summer camp for students interested in exploring ways in which artificial intelligence technologies can be used to boost our creativity, help us organize our work, and solve major problems in our world. Through interactive projects and experimentation, students will discover how AI can be a powerful tool for productivity, learning, and creative expression throughout their lives. Major outcomes for the camp include developing the ability to:

Use AI tools effectively and ethically to research, summarize, and brainstorm ideas.
Enhance creativity by generating art, music, and multimedia projects with AI assistance.
Organize and analyze information using AI to support planning and problem-solving.
Evaluate AI outputs and processes critically in order to understand both the capabilities and limitations of current tools.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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The primary purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructor Course is to train instructors to teach the American Red Cross Lifeguarding courses and their modules

Prerequisites:

Be at least 17 years old on or before the last day of the instructor course. Possess a current American Red Cross Lifeguarding with CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer with First Aid certificate (Shallow Water Lifeguarding does not qualify). Successfully complete the Online Module for the Lifeguarding Instructor course. Successful completion of the Prerequisite Skill Assessment Scenario which evaluates the following skills:

Entry

Swimming approach

Surface dive in deep water (7 to 10 feet)

Passive submerged rescue

Rapid extrication (with assisting rescuer)

Rapid assessment

Single-rescuer CPR (3 minutes)

Certification Requirements:

Arrive to the course with proof that they completed the Online Session (mentioned above; directions on how to complete the Online Session will be sent to candidates after signing up for the course). Attend and actively participate in all course sessions. Successfully complete class activities, including the two practice-teaching assignments. Score a minimum of 80 percent on the instructor course final written exam. Instructor candidates must also demonstrate throughout the course that they are mature and responsible. Instructor trainers assess maturity and responsibility by observing behaviors. These behaviors include but are not limited to:

Arriving at class on time and being prepared.

Being prepared for class activities, such as having homework completed and being dressed in swimwear, when required.

Behaving appropriately during activities.

Providing appropriate feedback, as requested, especially to peers after practice-teaching assignments.

Receiving feedback from the instructor trainer as well as peers in a professional manner.

Certification Issued and Validity Period:

Certificates will be emailed within 2 weeks of the course completion and will be valid for 2 years. The Red Cross Learning Center for Instructors will be activated for each successful candidate within 3 weeks of successful completion.

Course Materials:

American Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructors Manual (r.24)* (Printed Copy)American Red Cross Lifeguarding Manual (r.24)* (Printed or Digital)Lifeguarding Course Presentation (r.24)**Be prepared with the American Red Cross' r.24 updated manuals and materials released February 6, 2024.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 6th-12th Graders

What

A hands-on summer camp for students interested in exploring ways in which artificial intelligence technologies can be used to boost our creativity, help us organize our work, and solve major problems in our world. Through interactive projects and experimentation, students will discover how AI can be a powerful tool for productivity, learning, and creative expression throughout their lives. Major outcomes for the camp include developing the ability to:

Use AI tools effectively and ethically to research, summarize, and brainstorm ideas.
Enhance creativity by generating art, music, and multimedia projects with AI assistance.
Organize and analyze information using AI to support planning and problem-solving.
Evaluate AI outputs and processes critically in order to understand both the capabilities and limitations of current tools.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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Together we will explore mindfulness, emotions, anxiety, stress, and negative thoughts in a relaxing and fun way. In this space, we will engage in artistic activities to reflect on our needs and experiences using colors and creativity from our minds, bodies, and spirits for the intention of healing.

Each week, we will engage in different expressive art activities using different mediums such as acrylic paint, markers, watercolors, magazines, oil pastels, and color pencils. You are not required to share your artwork but there is space given at the end of the workshop to process the artwork, activity and experience.

Throughout the workshop there will be soothing background music being played and instructions are given in the beginning and can be repeated throughout the workshop. If you are struggling with the activity the host will assist you with the workshop to help you feel more comfortable or capable of engaging with the activity.

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The primary purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructor Course is to train instructors to teach the American Red Cross Lifeguarding courses and their modules

Prerequisites:

Be at least 17 years old on or before the last day of the instructor course. Possess a current American Red Cross Lifeguarding with CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer with First Aid certificate (Shallow Water Lifeguarding does not qualify). Successfully complete the Online Module for the Lifeguarding Instructor course. Successful completion of the Prerequisite Skill Assessment Scenario which evaluates the following skills:

Entry

Swimming approach

Surface dive in deep water (7 to 10 feet)

Passive submerged rescue

Rapid extrication (with assisting rescuer)

Rapid assessment

Single-rescuer CPR (3 minutes)

Certification Requirements:

Arrive to the course with proof that they completed the Online Session (mentioned above; directions on how to complete the Online Session will be sent to candidates after signing up for the course). Attend and actively participate in all course sessions. Successfully complete class activities, including the two practice-teaching assignments. Score a minimum of 80 percent on the instructor course final written exam. Instructor candidates must also demonstrate throughout the course that they are mature and responsible. Instructor trainers assess maturity and responsibility by observing behaviors. These behaviors include but are not limited to:

Arriving at class on time and being prepared.

Being prepared for class activities, such as having homework completed and being dressed in swimwear, when required.

Behaving appropriately during activities.

Providing appropriate feedback, as requested, especially to peers after practice-teaching assignments.

Receiving feedback from the instructor trainer as well as peers in a professional manner.

Certification Issued and Validity Period:

Certificates will be emailed within 2 weeks of the course completion and will be valid for 2 years. The Red Cross Learning Center for Instructors will be activated for each successful candidate within 3 weeks of successful completion.

Course Materials:

American Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructors Manual (r.24)* (Printed Copy)American Red Cross Lifeguarding Manual (r.24)* (Printed or Digital)Lifeguarding Course Presentation (r.24)**Be prepared with the American Red Cross' r.24 updated manuals and materials released February 6, 2024.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 6th-12th Graders

What

A hands-on summer camp for students interested in exploring ways in which artificial intelligence technologies can be used to boost our creativity, help us organize our work, and solve major problems in our world. Through interactive projects and experimentation, students will discover how AI can be a powerful tool for productivity, learning, and creative expression throughout their lives. Major outcomes for the camp include developing the ability to:

Use AI tools effectively and ethically to research, summarize, and brainstorm ideas.
Enhance creativity by generating art, music, and multimedia projects with AI assistance.
Organize and analyze information using AI to support planning and problem-solving.
Evaluate AI outputs and processes critically in order to understand both the capabilities and limitations of current tools.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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Personal mental health and available resourcesStudent mental health and available resourcesAssisting students in distressWarning signs to be aware ofBurnout preventionSuicide prevention

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The primary purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructor Course is to train instructors to teach the American Red Cross Lifeguarding courses and their modules

Prerequisites:

Be at least 17 years old on or before the last day of the instructor course. Possess a current American Red Cross Lifeguarding with CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer with First Aid certificate (Shallow Water Lifeguarding does not qualify). Successfully complete the Online Module for the Lifeguarding Instructor course. Successful completion of the Prerequisite Skill Assessment Scenario which evaluates the following skills:

Entry

Swimming approach

Surface dive in deep water (7 to 10 feet)

Passive submerged rescue

Rapid extrication (with assisting rescuer)

Rapid assessment

Single-rescuer CPR (3 minutes)

Certification Requirements:

Arrive to the course with proof that they completed the Online Session (mentioned above; directions on how to complete the Online Session will be sent to candidates after signing up for the course). Attend and actively participate in all course sessions. Successfully complete class activities, including the two practice-teaching assignments. Score a minimum of 80 percent on the instructor course final written exam. Instructor candidates must also demonstrate throughout the course that they are mature and responsible. Instructor trainers assess maturity and responsibility by observing behaviors. These behaviors include but are not limited to:

Arriving at class on time and being prepared.

Being prepared for class activities, such as having homework completed and being dressed in swimwear, when required.

Behaving appropriately during activities.

Providing appropriate feedback, as requested, especially to peers after practice-teaching assignments.

Receiving feedback from the instructor trainer as well as peers in a professional manner.

Certification Issued and Validity Period:

Certificates will be emailed within 2 weeks of the course completion and will be valid for 2 years. The Red Cross Learning Center for Instructors will be activated for each successful candidate within 3 weeks of successful completion.

Course Materials:

American Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructors Manual (r.24)* (Printed Copy)American Red Cross Lifeguarding Manual (r.24)* (Printed or Digital)Lifeguarding Course Presentation (r.24)**Be prepared with the American Red Cross' r.24 updated manuals and materials released February 6, 2024.

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Complete 8W course evaluations July 14 - July 23, 2026.

Complete 5W2 course evaluations July 17 - July 23, 2026.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 6th-12th Graders

What

A hands-on summer camp for students interested in exploring ways in which artificial intelligence technologies can be used to boost our creativity, help us organize our work, and solve major problems in our world. Through interactive projects and experimentation, students will discover how AI can be a powerful tool for productivity, learning, and creative expression throughout their lives. Major outcomes for the camp include developing the ability to:

Use AI tools effectively and ethically to research, summarize, and brainstorm ideas.
Enhance creativity by generating art, music, and multimedia projects with AI assistance.
Organize and analyze information using AI to support planning and problem-solving.
Evaluate AI outputs and processes critically in order to understand both the capabilities and limitations of current tools.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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UNT Frisco Landing Campus

Who
Rising 6th-12th Graders

What

A hands-on summer camp for students interested in exploring ways in which artificial intelligence technologies can be used to boost our creativity, help us organize our work, and solve major problems in our world. Through interactive projects and experimentation, students will discover how AI can be a powerful tool for productivity, learning, and creative expression throughout their lives. Major outcomes for the camp include developing the ability to:

Use AI tools effectively and ethically to research, summarize, and brainstorm ideas.
Enhance creativity by generating art, music, and multimedia projects with AI assistance.
Organize and analyze information using AI to support planning and problem-solving.
Evaluate AI outputs and processes critically in order to understand both the capabilities and limitations of current tools.

About
All UNT College of Information Summer Camps are a week-long, day camp experience designed to introduce students to technology, information science, and emerging fields like AI in a fun, engaging environment.
Camp sessions are led by trained UNT college student instructors and counselors, who are supported by university personnel to ensure a safe and enriching experience.

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Applicants must be U.S. citizens.

Applications for 2027-2028 academic year open in late March/early April of 2027.

Eligible applicants are undergraduates who graduate by summer 2027, grad students and alumni.

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Applicants must be U.S. citizens.

Applications for 2027-2028 academic year open in late March/early April of 2027.

Eligible applicants are undergraduates who graduate by summer 2027, grad students and alumni.

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Held the first Monday of every month by ComPsych EAP.

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Held the first Thursday of every month. Organized by ComPsych EAP.

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Season play schedule available here.

Tickets will be available here.

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Applicants must be U.S. citizens.

Applications for 2027-2028 academic year open in late March/early April of 2027.

Eligible applicants are undergraduates who graduate by summer 2027, grad students and alumni.

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Don’t miss this opportunity to honor excellence, connect with leaders, and gain real-world insights in a dynamic setting.

This event is ONLY open to Supply Chain Management students, Corporate Partners, UNT faculty/staff, and entities associated with the Department of Supply Chain Management.

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The Department of Supply Chain Management at the G. Brint Ryan College of Business will host the 2026 Annual Awards and Scholarship Breakfast, a celebration of student achievement, industry partnership, and academic excellence. Held at the DATCU Stadium HUB Club, this signature event brings together students, alumni, corporate partners, faculty, and supporters to recognize outstanding accomplishments and the scholarships that help shape the next generation of business leaders.

Guests will enjoy a morning of networking, recognition, and inspiration, highlighted by an engaging fireside chat featuring industry experts discussing one of today’s most relevant and impactful topics in supply chain management. The event serves as an opportunity to honor scholarship recipients, celebrate departmental achievements, and strengthen the connections between academia and industry.

Event Details

Date: August 12, 2026

Time: 8:00–11:00 a.m.

Location: DATCU Stadium HUB Club, Denton, Texas

Hosted by: Department of Supply Chain Management, G. Brint Ryan College of Business

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Tickets available here: https://meangreensports.evenue.net/

Season play schedule available here: https://meangreensports.com/sports/womens-soccer/schedule

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Applicants must be U.S. citizens.

Applications for 2027-2028 academic year open in late March/early April of 2027.

Eligible applicants are undergraduates who graduate by summer 2027, grad students and alumni.

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Season play schedule available here: https://meangreensports.com/sports/womens-soccer/schedule

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Season play schedule available here: https://meangreensports.com/sports/womens-soccer/schedule

Tickets available here: https://meangreensports.evenue.net/list/GS

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Over 100 employers will be at UNT Union, to meet and network with YOU.

Event will be hosted in Room 314, from 3 to 6 pm on Wednesday, September 2.

Business attire is required.

Bring several copies of your resume - more than you think you'll need!

Call the Career Center at 940-565-2105 if you have any additional questions.

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Program

Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream is not available for this event.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Tickets available here.

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Training highlights include:

Best Practices: Learn the best practices for making online content accessible to all users, including those with disabilities.Tools and Techniques: Discover tools and techniques to implement accessibility features effectively.Interactive Session: Engage in interactive sessions with experts to address specific accessibility challenges and solutions.Don't miss these valuable opportunities to improve your digital content and contribute to a more accessible online experience for everyone! These are especially timely given the new Title II regulations for digital accessibility, which includes theses, dissertations, and syllabi.

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No classes will be held.

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Registering for the event will allow you to see employer information as they register. The Career Center recommends checking Handshake in the days leading up to the event for final preparations and research.

Employers will be at the UNT Discovery Park second floor from 1 to 3 p.m. to meet and network with YOU.Business attire is suggested.Bring copies of your resume - more than you would think you may need!Students must check-in before networking with employers. Find the check-in tables with Career Center representatives.Call the Career Center at 940-565-2105 or email Career.Center@unt.edu if you have any additional questions.

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Program

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Employers will be on campus on September 10, 2026 from 4-6 p.m. in Gateway Center, Ballroom 35 to meet and network with YOU.Attire is business casual.Bring several copies of your resume - more than you think you'll need.Bring several business cards - you can have your business cards printed by the Career Center for free. See link for more information. Please allow at least a week for processing.
Call the Career Center at 940-565-2105 or email Career.Center@unt.edu if you have any additional questions.

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Held the first Monday of every month by ComPsych EAP.

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Program

Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream is not available for this event.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream is not available for this event.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

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Employers from the area will be on campus from 4 - 6:30 p.m. in the UNT Union Ballroom 314 to meet and network with YOU.Business attire is required. Students may not be allowed to enter this event with casual wear.Bring several copies of your resume - more than you think you'll need!Pre-registration is not required, but recommended to estimate attendance. All students will check-in before entrance into the ballroom, regardless of pre-registration.Registering for the event will allow you to see employer information as they register. The Career Center recommends checking Handshake in the days leading up to the event for final preparations and research.

Call the Career Center at 940-565-2105 or email Career.Center@unt.edu if you have any additional questions.

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For specifics by student group/class, see the spring registration guide.

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Please note that although this is the STEM Career Fair, over the past few semesters there has been an increase in construction companies attending due to the current job market and industry demand. Students are encouraged to review the employer list on Handshake leading up to the event to see which organizations align with their interests and come prepared.

Registering for the event will allow you to see employer information as they register. The Career Center recommends checking Handshake in the days leading up to the event for final preparations and research.

Employers will be at the UNT Discovery Park Commons from 11 am to 3 pm to meet and network with YOU.

Business attire is suggested.Bring copies of your resume — more than you think you may need.Students must check in before networking with employers. Please find the check-in tables with Career Center representatives upon arrival.Call the Career Center at 940-565-2105 or email Career.Center@unt.edu if you have any additional questions.

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Registering for the event will allow you to see employer information as they register. The Career Center recommends checking Handshake in the days leading up to the event for final preparations and research.

Employers will be on campus September 24, 2026 from 4 to 6 p.m. in Union 314 AB to meet and network with YOU.Recommended attire is business professional.Bring several copies of your resume - more than you think you'll need.Bring several business cards - you can have your business cards printed by the Career Center for free. See link for more information. Please allow at least a week for processing.
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Event Schedule is coming soon!

Event Highlights:

Poster and Morning Networking Session

Resource and Opportunity Fair

Faculty Panel Sessions

Student Scholar Showcases

To receive University Research Day announcements, call-for-abstracts details, and registration updates, please register here!

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📅 November 10
📍 UNT Gateway Center
⏰ 5:00 PM–8:00 PM
• Happy Hour & Networking: 5:00–6:00 PM
• Dinner & Program: 6:00–8:00 PM

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Registering for the event will allow you to see employer information as they register. The Career Center recommends checking Handshake in the days leading up to the event for final preparations and research.

Employers will be at UNT Union, room 314 from 2 - 4 p.m. to meet and network with YOU.Business attire is highly recommended.Bring several copies of your resume - more than you think you'll need!
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Connect with employers in small groups: Sit down with three different employers for 25-minute discussions to learn about their industries, daily work, and career advice.Gain insight and ask questions: Use this time to ask about career paths, skills employers value, and how to prepare for opportunities in science-related fields.Build professional relationships: Foster connections that could lead to internships or jobs in the future.Why attend?
This event is your chance to expand your knowledge, explore career options, and network with professionals in biology, chemistry, ecology, biochemistry, and medical laboratory science.

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TBDAgenda:

4:00 - 4:15: Doors Open

4:15 - 4:30: Career Center Introduction

4:30 - 5:30: Round Table Networking Begins

5:30 - 6:15: Free Networking

6:15 - 6:30: Wrap Up, Closing Remarks

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The Frisco Career Fair is for students and alumni who are seeking part-time, internship or full-time opportunities. All industries will be represented. Registering for the event will allow you to see employer information as they register. The Career Center recommends checking Handshake in the days leading up to the event for final preparations and research.

Employers who are seeking to hire will be at UNT Frisco Landing, Room 130 from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. to meet and network with YOU.Business attire is recommended.Bring several copies of your resume - more than you think you'll need!
Call the Career Center at 940-565-2105 if you have any additional questions.

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The Study Abroad Fair offers students the opportunity to explore hundreds of program options, learn about funding opportunities, and speak with advisors about the application process, all in one place. The event will feature program representatives, Study Abroad Office staff, and supporting offices, such as the Passport Office, Financial Aid, Student Money Management Center, and more.

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Employers will be in the UNT Union, rooms 314 and 333, from 1 to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, October 27.Business attire is suggested.Bring copies of your resume - more than you would think you may need!Call the Career Center at 940-565-2105 or email Career.Center@unt.edu if you have any additional questions.

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Denton County MHMR presents this one-day training session. The course provides CEUs, CPEs, and other required credits.

Additional Information:

Lunch will be provided.The deadline to register is one week prior.Sessions with fewer than 5 participants will be canceled.Register through Bridge: https://unt.bridgeapp.com/learner/training/1e84cf09/enroll

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The Virtual Career Fair is for students and alumni who are seeking internship or full-time opportunities. After registering, you must sign up for sessions by clicking here. Registering for the event will allow you to see employer information as they register. The Career Center recommends checking Handshake in the days leading up to the event for final preparations, sign ups, and research.

The Career Center has published and hosted a guide, What To Expect for the Career Fair. If you need assistance or have any questions during the fair, the UNT Career Center is hosting Help Room, which you can access via the career fair on Handshake. This room is just for support; you actually access the career fair through Handshake.

Preparing for a virtual fair

Update your Handshake profile. The first step in preparing for virtual fairs is to make sure your Handshake profile is complete and up-to-date. Your Handshake profile helps you get personalized recommendations for upcoming virtual events. Plus, recruiters use profile fields to find students to invite to their sessions. Don’t let an incomplete or out-of-date profile keep you from getting discovered by recruiters.

Check that the basics are accurate: graduation date, school year, major, GPA and work authorization. Select the job types, locations and roles that interest you, so recruiters know which jobs and internships are a good fit for you. Add your courses, skills, and any previous work experience.

Find out which employers are attending. View the virtual fair details page to see the full list of employers who are hosting sessions. From there, you can click through to each employer’s Handshake page to learn more about them and read reviews from other students. Be sure to sign up early for sessions with the employers you like so you’re guaranteed a spot.

Research the employers you’ll meet. When you sign up to attend an employer’s virtual fair session, research beyond their Handshake profile. Check out their company website and search online for recent news articles and other relevant information. This will help you think of questions to ask during sessions, and make conversation during one-on-one sessions you may have.

Prepare a few talking points. The employers that you meet with want to learn more about you! So think of an “elevator pitch” about yourself—a short overview about your background, studies, and career goals. Practice with a friend or family member so you’re ready when it’s time to introduce yourself to a recruiter.

On the day of the virtual fair

Dress professionally. Even though you won’t be meeting employers in person, you’ll want to ditch the sweats for the career fair. Dressing up a bit will make a good first impression with recruiters and employees. Plus, wearing your favorite polished outfit will help boost your confidence in time for the event!

Find a quiet spot and a neutral background. Try to limit potential distractions for yourself and for the recruiters. Plan where you will be sitting during the event ahead of time—make sure it’s quiet and there is a plain background behind you. Keep the recruiter’s eye focused on you.

During your virtual sessions

Arrive on time. It’s very important to show up at your selected session start time. Being on time shows the recruiter or employee ambassador that you’re dependable and respectful of their time as well.

Maintain eye contact and practice active listening. Consider smiling and nodding occasionally as you would during an in-person conversation. Limit any distractions around you so that you’re not tempted to look away from your computer screen.

Ask questions. Bring a list of prepared questions for each session. Having several questions ready will help you in case one or more of the questions are answered early by the employer. Have a pen and paper with you so you can jot down new questions that you think of during the conversation.

The day after the fair

View and apply to open jobs or internships. Keep the momentum going from your meetings with employers. Check out their page on Handshake to see current jobs and internships. Recruiters are logging into Handshake daily to find students for open jobs—so it’s the best place to apply! If you’re not ready to apply yet, save the jobs you like so you’ll get notifications to apply before the deadlines. Find tips for applying to jobs on Handshake here.

Call the Career Center at 940-565-2105 or email Career.Center@unt.edu if you have any additional questions.

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Tuesday, November 10, 2026 | 11:00 am - 2:00 pm

TWU Student Union at Hubbard Hall, Southwest Ballroom

The Texas Woman's University Career Connections Center invites you to the TWU/UNT Education Fair (In-Person) scheduled for Tuesday, November 10, 2026. This in-person fair will be held in the TWU Student Union at Hubbard Hall Southwest Ballroom on the Denton campus.

The TWU/UNT Education Fair is FREE for all students. This is a great opportunity to browse various job opportunities and network with recruiters.

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