FSOA Announcements Archive - 2019 December 20, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Wednesday, December 25 – Wednesday, January 1: The Fisher School of Accounting will be closed for the holiday break, and will reopen at 8:00am on Thursday, January 2, 2020. Friday, January 3, by 11:59pm: Spring Regular Registration Ends ($100 late fee after 11:59pm deadline) Monday-Wednesday, January 6-8: Drop/Add for Module 3 graduate classes Monday-Friday, January 6-10: Drop/Add for semester-long classes (at or after assigned start time) ACADEMIC ADVISING – BEGINNING OF TERM January 3, and January 6-10, 8:30am – 4:00pm: Due to the heavy volume of traffic at the beginning of the semester, we will not be responding to student emails or telephone inquiries during this time. Walk-in advising will be available in 210 Gerson Hall for current UF students needing assistance relating to the Spring 2020 semester. GRADUATE STUDENTS: Please note drop/add for graduate courses ends on Wednesday, January 8, but walk-in advising will be available through Friday. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Time is running out! Junior Scholarship Applications: Thanks to the generous contributions of some accounting firms, the Fisher School of Accounting has scholarship programs designed to reward undergraduate students who have distinguished themselves after completion of all required 3000 level accounting courses (ACG 3101 and ACG 3401). There are three applications available. Eligible students are welcome and encouraged to apply to all scholarship programs, but may only be awarded one. See the current applications on our website at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Submit completed applications to 210 Gerson Hall, or email to: larah.doyle@warrington.ufl.edu. Deadline to apply is January 10, 2020. GRADUATE STUDENTS Special Scholarship Opportunity: The Barbara Jean Raskin Award for the Advancement of Women in the Accounting Profession will be one of the graduate awards available to students who are planning on earning their MAcc by August 2021. To be eligible, along with the Application for Graduate Awards, students must have a financial need (as determined by the Office for Student Financial Affairs), must have attended the Women in Accounting Symposium, and must submit an essay discussing the student’s demonstrated commitment to promoting the advancement of women in the accounting profession or how the student intends to address this issue in the future. If you have already submitted an application for graduate awards, you can simply submit the essay to larah.doyle@warrington.ufl.edu. The deadline for this and all other graduate awards is February 1, 2020. Graduate Awards: The Fisher School of Accounting application for graduate fellowships/awards is available online at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Completing this one short application puts the student in consideration for all available endowed scholarships and fellowships. Awards range in value from $2,500 to $4,000. Eligibility and instructions are printed on the application. The deadline for submitting the completed application is February 1, 2020. December 13, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Wednesday, December 18, 8:00am: Degree Status Available on ONE.UF Thursday, December 19: Final Grades Available (Transcript view) on ONE.UF

Wednesday, December 25 – Wednesday, January 1: The Fisher School of Accounting will be closed for the holiday break, and will reopen at 8:00am on Thursday, January 2, 2020. Friday, January 3, by 11:59pm: Spring Regular Registration Ends ($100 late fee after 11:59pm deadline) Monday-Wednesday, January 6-8: Drop/Add for Module 3 graduate classes Monday-Friday, January 6-10: Drop/Add for semester-long classes (at or after assigned start time) ACADEMIC ADVISING – BEGINNING OF TERM January 3, and January 6-10, 8:30am – 4:00pm: Due to the heavy volume of traffic at the beginning of the semester, we will not be responding to student emails or telephone inquiries during this time. Walk-in advising will be available in 210 Gerson Hall for current UF students needing assistance relating to the Spring 2020 semester. GRADUATE STUDENTS: Please note drop/add for graduate courses ends on Wednesday, January 8, but walk-in advising will be available through Friday. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Time is running out! Junior Scholarship Applications: Thanks to the generous contributions of some accounting firms, the Fisher School of Accounting has scholarship programs designed to reward undergraduate students who have distinguished themselves after completion of all required 3000 level accounting courses (ACG 3101 and ACG 3401). There are three applications available. Eligible students are welcome and encouraged to apply to all scholarship programs, but may only be awarded one. See the current applications on our website at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Submit completed applications to 210 Gerson Hall, or email to: larah.doyle@warrington.ufl.edu. Deadline to apply is January 10, 2020. GRADUATE STUDENTS Special Scholarship Opportunity: The Barbara Jean Raskin Award for the Advancement of Women in the Accounting Profession will be one of the graduate awards available to students who are planning on earning their MAcc by August 2021. To be eligible, along with the Application for Graduate Awards, students must have a financial need (as determined by the Office for Student Financial Affairs), must have attended the Women in Accounting Symposium, and must submit an essay discussing the student’s demonstrated commitment to promoting the advancement of women in the accounting profession or how the student intends to address this issue in the future. If you have already submitted an application for graduate awards, you can simply submit the essay to larah.doyle@warrington.ufl.edu. The deadline for this and all other graduate awards is February 1, 2020. Graduate Awards: The Fisher School of Accounting application for graduate fellowships/awards is available online at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Completing this one short application puts the student in consideration for all available endowed scholarships and fellowships. Awards range in value from $2,500 to $4,000. Eligibility and instructions are printed on the application. The deadline for submitting the completed application is February 1, 2020. December 6, 2019 FSOA STUDENTS Saturday-Friday, December 7-13: Final Exams Friday, December 13: Last day for Fall 2019 undergraduate walk-in advising. Saturday, December 14, 10:00am: MAcc and BSAc Commencement - Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center Wednesday, December 18, 8:00am: Degree Status Available on ONE.UF Thursday, December 19: Final Grades Available (Transcript view) on ONE.UF

2020 Big Idea Gator Business Plan Competition: Open to all UF students, this competition was created to help students grow their business ideas. It is a four-month competition in the spring where teams of students begin by creating growth-oriented business models. These teams go on to research and produce rough drafts to complete business plans. The top 4 teams compete for a chance to win over $40,000 in prizes. For more information, visit Big Idea Gator Business Plan Competition. Registration ends 11:59pm on December 15. GRADUATE STUDENTS Graduate Awards: The Fisher School of Accounting application for graduate fellowships/awards is available online at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Awards range in value from $2,500 to $4,000. Completing this one short application puts the student in consideration for all available endowed scholarships and fellowships. Eligibility and instructions are printed on the application. The deadline for submitting the completed application is February 1, 2020. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Time is running out! Junior Scholarship Applications: Thanks to the generous contributions of some accounting firms, the Fisher School of Accounting has scholarship programs designed to reward undergraduate students who have distinguished themselves after completion of all required 3000 level accounting courses (ACG 3101 and ACG 3401). There are three applications available. Eligible students are welcome and encouraged to apply to all scholarship programs, but may only be awarded one. See the current applications on our website at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Submit completed applications to 210 Gerson Hall, or email to: larah.doyle@warrington.ufl.edu. Deadline to apply is January 10, 2020. November 22, 2019 FSOA STUDENTS Monday, November 25: Drop Deadline for semester-long courses (W assigned) Monday, November 25: Withdrawal Deadline, all courses (W assigned) (Drops of individual courses must be approved by the student’s college.) Wednesday-Friday, November 27-30: Thanksgiving Break - No Classes Friday, November 29: Deadline to drop a Module 2 class (with fee liability, “W” assigned) MACC STUDENTS Graduate Awards: The Fisher School of Accounting application for graduate fellowships/awards is available online at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Completing this one application puts the student in consideration for all available endowed scholarships and fellowships. Eligibility and instructions are printed on the application. The deadline for submitting the completed application is February 1, 2020. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Junior Scholarship Applications: Thanks to the generous contributions of some accounting firms, the Fisher School of Accounting has scholarship programs designed to reward undergraduate students who have distinguished themselves after completion of all required 3000 level accounting courses (ACG 3101 and ACG 3401). There are three applications available. Eligible students are welcome and encouraged to apply to all scholarship programs, but may only be awarded one. See the current applications on our website at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Submit completed applications to 210 Gerson Hall, or email to: larah.doyle@warrington.ufl.edu. Deadline to apply is January 10, 2020. November 15, 2019

FSOA STUDENTS Wednesday, November 20, 3:00-5:30pm: School of Teaching and Learning in the College of Education is hosting an information session at the Reitz Union Career Connections Center, Inspiration Room, for a Master's program for students who may be interested. SITE is an alternative teacher certification for career and career-path changers who possess an undergraduate degree outside of education. For more information, visit https://education.ufl.edu/site/. For questions, contact Dr. Shelley Warm at rwarm@coe.ufl.edu. Wednesday, November 20, 6:15pm: Fisher School of Accounting Council (FSOAC) will hold their elections in Gerson 126. If you plan to run for a position, please bring a brief speech, and your attire should be business professional. They hope to see you there! MACC STUDENTS Graduate Awards: The Fisher School of Accounting application for graduate fellowships/awards is available online at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Completing this one application puts the student in consideration for all available endowed scholarships and fellowships. Eligibility and instructions are printed on the application. The deadline for submitting the completed application is February 1, 2020. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Junior Scholarship Applications: Thanks to the generous contributions of some accounting firms, the Fisher School of Accounting has scholarship programs designed to reward undergraduate students who have distinguished themselves after completion of all required 3000 level accounting courses (ACG 3101 and ACG 3401). There are three applications available. Eligible students are welcome and encouraged to apply to all scholarship programs, but may only be awarded one. See the current applications on our website at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Submit completed applications to 210 Gerson Hall, or email to: larah.doyle@warrington.ufl.edu. Deadline to apply is January 10, 2020. November 8, 2019 FSOA STUDENTS Saturday, November 9, 10:30am-1:00pm: FSOA Student Council is teaming up with the School to sponsor the annual Alumni BBQ in the J. Michael Cook/Deloitte Student Commons (Gerson Hall). It will be a great way to meet our advisory board members who are leaders in the accounting profession, other alumni, and to grab a free lunch before the kick-off of the UF vs. Vanderbilt football game. We hope to see you there in your orange and blue game day attire! Tuesday, November 12, 5:30-7:30pm: Join Beta Alpha Psi at Felipe's for a Taco Tuesday event! Come out and socialize with a top ten accounting firm, and finesse some opportunities and information. Maximum is 15 people, so RSVP now! Wednesday, November 13, 6:00-8:00pm: Support FSOAC at their Chick-fil-A fundraiser at The Standard. Mention FSOAC and 10-15% of your purchase will be given to support the council. November 1, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Thursday-Friday, November 7-8: The J. Michael Cook/Deloitte Student Commons will be closed for the Women in Accounting Symposium. The Commons will reopen to students on Tuesday, November 12. Monday, November 11: Veterans Day – No Classes MACC STUDENTS

Monday, November 4, 8:00-8:30am: Priority registration ends for GEB 6229 and courses for the Auditing and Taxation concentrations. Removing the priority restrictions is a manual process, and will take place somewhere between 8:00 and 8:30am. Remember, managing enrollment caps is also a manual process. Some sections may fill up, but have seats released later. If the classes you want are closed, keep checking. If you are receiving an error message that you believe to be inaccurate (like you have not met prereqs), email tracy.thompson@warrington.ufl.edu. For more information on course availability and registration, visit https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/master-of-accounting-resources/course-availability/. Graduate Awards: The Fisher School of Accounting application for graduate fellowships/awards is available online at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Completing this one application puts the student in consideration for all available endowed scholarships and fellowships. Eligibility and instructions are printed on the application. The deadline for submitting the completed application is February 1, 2020. Graduate Research Assistants Needed: Professor Robert Knechel is looking to hire graduate accounting students to work approximately 60 hours over the next 4-6 weeks. Responsibilities include downloading documents from public websites, creating an organized file and extracting information from the documents into an excel spreadsheet. Required skills/abilities include basic knowledge of the company’s financial statements, ability to work with excel, ability to organize work and handle working with multiple document types. Internet access is required. Interested students should contact Professor Knechel at w.knechel@warrington.ufl.edu. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Junior Scholarship Applications: THIRD APPLICATION AVAILABLE. Thanks to the generous contributions of some accounting firms, the Fisher School of Accounting has scholarship programs designed to reward undergraduate students who have distinguished themselves after completion of all required 3000 level accounting courses (ACG 3101 and ACG 3401). There are three applications available. Eligible students are welcome and encouraged to apply to all scholarship programs, but may only be awarded one. See the current applications on our website at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Submit completed applications to 210 Gerson Hall, or email to: larah.doyle@warrington.ufl.edu. Deadline to apply is January 10, 2020. FSOA STUDENTS Wednesday, November 6, 6:15pm: Fisher School of Accounting council (FSOAC) invites you to their third GBM in Gerson 126. Guests from the Accounting firm James Moore will be in attendance to give their advice and insight into the life of an accountant. There will be free Publix subs in the Atrium after the event. Friday, November 8, 10am to 3pm: 13th Annual Women in Accounting Symposium will be held in Gerson Hall. Some of the topics covered will be “How to find your specialty and be good at it,” “If you could go back and give your younger self advice, what would it be?” & “The Language of Success.” The symposium is open to all juniors through graduate Accounting students. RSVP for the Symposium at https://forms.warrington.ufl.edu/alumni/fsoa-women-in-accounting-symposium/. Saturday, November 9, 10:30am-1:00pm: FSOA Student Council is teaming up with the School to sponsor the annual Alumni BBQ in the J. Michael Cook/Deloitte Student Commons (Gerson Hall). It will be a great way to meet our advisory board members who are leaders in the accounting profession, other alumni, and to grab a free lunch before the kick-off of the UF vs. Vanderbilt football game. We hope to see you there in your orange and blue game day attire!

“Introduction to Law @ Levin.” The Levin College of Law is inviting students to register for this 1-credit course, URP 4905, Class Number 25447, Wednesdays at 3pm on the Levin Law campus. Course Description: Who gets rights? What is feminist legal theory, or critical race theory, and how do they work? What is property and how do you transfer it? Can you contract anything? What does it mean to be harmed, and then “made whole”? What are constitutions? This course is dedicated to exploring these questions by introducing students to legal investigations at the University of Florida’s Levin College of Law. October 25, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, November 1, by 3:30pm: Module 2 Drop/Add Fee Adjustment Due

FSOA STUDENTS Monday, October 28, (at or after assigned time): Advance Registration for Spring 2020 begins. Be sure to: 1. Look on ONE.UF (Registration Prep) for your Registration Beginning Time. Register at your scheduled time

so classes you need don’t fill up. 2. Make sure all holds are removed from your record before attempting to register. 3. Graduate Students: To determine which module courses are offered, visit the MAcc Course Availability link at

Fisher Current Students on our website. Pay close attention to priority registration periods for courses for Taxation and Auditing concentrations and for GEB 6229. Also, note that registration for approved electives and ISOM courses does not begin until December 2.

13th Annual Women in Accounting Symposium: November 8th, 2019 from 10am to 3pm in Gerson Hall. Some of the topics covered will be “How to find your specialty and be good at it,” “If you could go back and give your younger self advice, what would it be?” & “The Language of Success.” RSVP for Symposium at https://forms.warrington.ufl.edu/alumni/fsoa-women-in-accounting-symposium/. The symposium is open to all juniors through graduate Accounting students. JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS Junior Scholarship Applications: Thanks to the generous contributions of some accounting firms, the Fisher School of Accounting has scholarship programs designed to reward undergraduate students who have distinguished themselves after completion of all required 3000 level accounting courses (ACG 3101 and ACG 3401). We currently have two applications available, but may have one more available soon. Eligible students are welcome and encouraged to apply to all scholarship programs, but may only be awarded one. See the current applications on our website at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Submit completed applications to 210 Gerson Hall, or email to: larah.doyle@warrington.ufl.edu. Deadline to apply is January 10, 2020. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Prospect Capital Management has an opening for an Accounting Manager in Palm Beach, FL. Bachelor’s degree in Accounting with minimum of 7+ years full-time professional relevant experience. CPA preferred but not required. Technology and Software savvy; Highly Proficient in Excel (required). Private fund experience preferred. Proven working experience as Accounting Manager, or similar role, strongly preferred. For more information, contact Nathalie Dalrymple at ndalrymple@prospectcap.com. October 18, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Monday, October 21: Module 2 classes begin Wednesday, October 23: Module 2 drop/add ends FSOA STUDENTS Don’t forget to sign up for the 13th Annual Women in Accounting Symposium, held on November 8th, 2019 from 10am to 3pm in Gerson Hall. Some of the topics covered will be “How to find your specialty and be good at it,” “If you could go back and give your younger self advice, what would it be?” & “The Language of Success.” RSVP at https://forms.warrington.ufl.edu/alumni/fsoa-women-in-accounting-symposium/. October 11, 2019 FSOA STUDENTS

Wednesday, October 16, 11:45am-12:30pm: Adrienne Figur, BSAC ’98, MAcc ’98, will be speaking in the Alumni Café in Bryan Hall, Room 101A (lunch provided). Adrienne is a member of EY’s Atlanta’s Global Compliance and Reporting Group. She is a partner and has over 20 years of experience serving public and private clients in the technology, distribution, manufacturing, and health care sectors throughout the Southeast. Seating is limited. Please register to attend at https://warrington.ufl.edu/undergraduate-current-students/career-and-leadership/alumni-cafe/. Thursday, October 17, 5:30pm: Management Leadership for Tomorrow will be on campus for Diversity Week. Business Career Services will be hosting an information session with Coach Rishal Stanciel in Hough 120. Join them to learn more about the incredible Career Prep Program. Also, their CAP mentors will be hosting a Diversify Your Network event where Sarah Lawrence will be their guest speaker, along with a panel of students who will be sharing their experiences being a part of the SEO and MLT Career Prep programs. RSVP in HIREWarrington! October 3, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, October 4: UF Homecoming Holiday – No Classes Monday-Friday, October 7-11: Module 1 Final Exam Week UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Friday, October 11, 11:00am-12:00pm: Undergraduate students, at any point in their education, who are thinking about law school can feel free to stop by to ask questions, to learn about the process, to discuss strategy... or just say hi! This time slot is reserved for you—UF Accounting students—exclusively! Stop by the office of Joel Black, Lecturer & Levin College of Law Liaison, in MLAC 219, conveniently located on the second floor of the Levin Advocacy Center. September 27, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Thursday, October 3: Module 1 classes end Friday, October 4: UF Homecoming Holiday – No Classes FSOA STUDENTS Wednesday, October 2, 6:15pm: Fisher School of Accounting Council (FSOAC) will have its second GBM in GER 126. They will have an accounting advice and career panel, as well as free Chick-fil-A in the Gleim Atrium after the meeting. They hope to see you there! Wednesday, October 2, 11:45am-12:30pm: Chirag Bhavsar, BSAC ’90, MAcc ’91, will be speaking in the Alumni Café in Bryan Hall, Room 101A (lunch provided). Mr. Bhavsar directs CNL Financial Group’s private capital investments, financial management and other corporate services, while jointly managing capital markets activities and day-to-day operations. Seating is limited. Please register to attend at https://warrington.ufl.edu/undergraduate-current-students/career-and-leadership/alumni-cafe/. FSOA STUDENT ASSISTANT POSITIONS The Fisher School of Accounting is accepting applications for Spring 2020 student employment. Duties vary depending on faculty and course, and may include assisting with grading, holding office hours, and answering student emails for undergraduate accounting classes. Applicants must be accounting majors. To merit serious consideration, prospective applicants should have a minimum 3.5 accounting GPA and minimum 3.5 upper

division GPA. To apply, fill out the application for student employment at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. September 20, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, September 27: Deadline to drop a Module 1 course (with fee liability, "W" assigned) FSOA STUDENTS Monday, September 23, 11:15 am-1:45 pm: Join James Moore & Company in the Gleim Atrium at Gerson Hall for “Chicken & Moore.” Accountants from this Gainesville-based regional accounting firm will be bringing Chick-Fil-A for students and talking about careers in the field and working at James Moore. Stop by to learn more about this well-established company and the programs and opportunities they offer for accounting students and graduates. Monday, September 23, 6:30-8:30pm: You are invited to the "Meet the Firms" Social at the University of Florida Hilton Conference Center (1714 SW 34th St), sponsored by BDO, Deloitte, EY, Grant Thornton, KPMG, PwC and RSM. Stop by to meet professionals from the firms before Career Showcase. No need to bring resumes; all firms will collect them at Career Showcase the next day. Representatives from all firms listed will be in attendance, and they look forward to seeing you there! Tuesday, September 24, 9:00am-3:00pm: Career Showcase will be at the O’Connell Center. Think you are ready? If you are not registered with Gator CareerLink, then you are not ready! After registering, be sure to upload a current resume. You will then be able to search for employers and sign up for interviews. You can download the Career Fair Plus app, and start planning your Career Showcase visit before you arrive. For more information on the app and Showcase, visit Career Showcase. Visit Fisher Current Students for Career Recruiting Advice. Wednesday, September 25, 11:00am-2:00pm: Honeywell Leadership Program Tabling Event will be in the Gleim Atrium at Gerson Hall (food will be served). Honeywell, a Fortune 100 Company, added recruiting of Accounting majors at UF for their Future Finance Leaders Program. Are you a top Accounting Undergraduate who wants a challenging career, with a competitive company? Apply to Intern or apply for full-time. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT Gleim Exam Prep is looking for part-time Accounting Research Assistants (ARA’s) who are accounting students in their 4th or 5th year and are taking or have taken tax/audit classes. Earn while you learn working with CPA, CIA, EA and CMA study materials. Research information for clients and answer questions via email in addition to helping with audio and video storyboards and video shoots. Assist with critical reading and proofreading, and special projects as needed. ARA's have a great success rate of passing the CPA on the first try. Flexible hours that work around your schedules. Must be available 15 hours/week. Students receive training salary of $14/hour. Upon completion of training, $15/hour and after successful completion of the 90-day introductory period, increases to $16/hour. Free Gleim accounting study materials. Students receive Grade Point Bonuses for receiving A's and B's. Apply online at www.gleim.com/employment. September 13, 2019 FSOA STUDENTS Fisher School #6 Undergraduate program among public universities in latest U.S. News rankings. This follows our recent top-5 ranking in the Public Accounting Report. Thanks to all the students, faculty, and staff and their hard work that make these results possible. https://news.warrington.ufl.edu/rankings/fisher-school-remains-sixth-best-undergraduate-accounting-program-among-publics-in-u-s-news-rankings/ Monday, September 16, 11:00am-2:00pm: Slide on by the Gleim Atrium to enjoy some Angus Sliders with Cherry Bekaert! Meet the Cherry Bekaert team and learn more about their Summer Connect Program, Internship

opportunities and their recruiting process! Come find out why Cherry Bekaert is a place to Learn, a place to Grow, and a place to Stay! Monday, September 16, 5:45-8:00pm: Fisher School of Accounting Annual Regional & Local Firm Accounting Career Social is in the J. Michael Cook/Deloitte Student Commons (Gerson 114) located on the ground floor in Gerson Hall. Representatives from more than 20 different firms will be available. The dress code is "come as you are from class" student attire (even shorts are OK!). Good food and drink will be provided. Please stop by to learn more about career opportunities with regional firms, and support the Fisher School’s interaction with the accounting profession. Monday-Friday, September 16-20: “What Colors Do You Bleed?" is the annual blood drive competition between the University of Florida and the University of Tennessee to see which team can bring in the most blood donors. Help Florida beat Tennessee on and off the field! Help support UF to victory. All LifeSouth donor centers, bloodmobiles & Reitz Union room G330. For more information, call toll-free 888-795-2707. Tuesday, September 17, 11:30am-2:00pm: Stop by the Gleim Atrium on your way to class to grab a bite from PDQ and chat with representatives from Deloitte. This will be their last stop on campus before Career Week! Wednesday, September 18th, 10:00am- 2:00pm: Please join RSM for #BeYouatRSM - Create your Conversation – Info + Profile Review Sessions at the Career Center. Stop by to connect with the RSM Campus Recruiter, Aviva. The conversation is yours to lead. Wednesday, September 18, 6:15pm: Join Beta Alpha Psi in Gerson 126 with Protiviti! Protiviti is a prestigious global consulting firm offering many opportunities including internal audit and cyber security. They will make tie blankets for children at Shands Hospital. More details will be posted on the BAP Facebook page. Thursday, September 19th, 11:00am-1:00pm: Please join RSM and their Client MOD Pizza for #TBT Lunch in the Gerson Hall Atrium. Stop by to meet, mingle, with the RSM team. They look forward to seeing you there! Friday, September 20, 10:30am-12:30pm: Come on out to EY’s Social for a fun morning the day before rooting on the Gators against the Vols! The Social will consist of getting to know EY, networking with their professionals, and competing in a fun activity for prizes. The Social will be at the UF Hilton, and food and EY swag will be provided. Please RSVP using this link if you are planning to attend: https://tinyurl.com/UFEYSocial2019 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ORACLE is hiring Business Development Consultants. They are looking for entrepreneurial, outgoing students, who harbor a passion for technology and people, and want to grow their careers in sales. Oracle requires that you apply online for Summer 2020 or Winter 2020 start dates. Please also send your resume to lia.pizoli@oracle.com. September 6, 2019 FSOA STUDENTS IMPORTANT DATES Friday, September 13, by 5:00pm: Last day for Fall Degree Applications Friday, September 13, by 5:00pm: Last day to withdraw, all courses, with 25% refund (W assigned) FSOA STUDENTS Monday, September 9, 6:15pm: Fisher School of Accounting Council (FSOAC) will have their 1st General Body Meeting of the semester in Gerson 126. The guest speaker will be from Study Edge. Free Pizza will be provided in the Gleim Atrium after the meeting. They hope to see you there!

Tuesday, September 10, 11:00am-2:00pm: Get to Know BDO booth will be in the Gleim Atrium. Stop by for a bite to eat, and to speak with their representatives, who will be there to field questions about BDO, available opportunities and their summer leadership program! Tuesday, September 10, 5:00-7:00pm: Please join Deloitte @ the Social in Midtown to kickoff their fall recruiting season. They will have professionals from Advisory, Audit and Tax ready to meet with you and discuss their open opportunities. Feel free to just drop by or stay for a while. Food and drinks will be provided! Wednesday, September 11, 9:00-11:00am: Looking for some one-on-one time with a Deloitte professional? Sign up here for a chance to schedule a coffee chat. They will be at the Starbucks in Library West. Resume review is optional! Free Starbucks included! Wednesday, September 11, 11:00am-2:00pm: KPMG will be hosting a lunch in the Gleim Atrium to help you Konnect with KPMG professionals and learn about career opportunities. Come grab lunch and meet KPMG professionals from offices all over Florida as well as Atlanta and New York City. If you would like to receive information on KPMG campus events and career opportunities, register on their talent portal. They look forward to seeing you soon! Wednesday, September 11, 11:45am-12:30pm: George Pollock, BSAC ’89, MAcc ’90, will be speaking in the Alumni Café in Bryan Hall, Room 101A (lunch provided). George is Co-Founder and Chief Financial Officer of vXchnge Holdings, LLC. vXchnge was founded in 2013 and owns and operates 14 internet data centers across North America. Seating is limited. Please register to attend at https://warrington.ufl.edu/undergraduate-current-students/career-and-leadership/alumni-cafe/. Wednesday, September 11, 7:00-9:00pm: To celebrate the new semester, KPMG would like to invite you to attend their Fall Kick Off Social at Cypress & Grove Brewing Company to learn all about KPMG's current career opportunities. They'll also have KPMG representatives from a number of different offices on hand to tell you more about their experiences at the firm. Monday, September 16, 5:45-8:00pm: Fisher School of Accounting Annual Regional & Local Firm Accounting Career Social is in the J. Michael Cook/Deloitte Student Commons (Gerson 114) located on the ground floor in Gerson Hall. Representatives from more than 20 different firms will be available. The dress code is "come as you are from class" student attire (even shorts are OK!). Good food and drink will be provided. Please stop by to learn more about career opportunities with regional firms, and support the Fisher School’s interaction with the accounting profession. Women in Accounting Symposium – Save the Date: The 13th Annual Women in Accounting Symposium will be held in Gerson Hall on Friday, November 8. The Women in Accounting symposium is an opportunity for students and professionals to network and discuss work related issues they may encounter as they start their career. This event is by invitation only. Please contact Alison Law at Alison.Law@Warrington.ufl.edu with any questions. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT Career & Leadership Programs (CLP) office in the Heavener School of Business has a part-time opening (Graduate Assistant or OPS) in the Heavener School of Business. Assist in assessment of current department programming, provide support for all programs housed in the CLP, and based on interest and needs, you are encouraged to work on special projects. 20 hours/week, minimum one-year appointment (Fall 2019/Spring 2020). For more information, contact Lisa D’Souza at lisa.dsouza@warrington.ufl.edu. Position closes Tuesday, September 10. Law Office of Scott David Krueger Chartered is seeking a student for a part-time clerical position. Their firm represents clients primarily with business, estate planning, probate/trusts & tax matters. Duties will include answering phones, filing & scanning (paper & electronic), typing forms, legal documents, and general correspondence; extensive use of computers. Hours in the afternoon, and are flexible. Please email resume to ClerkEmploymentListing@SDKrueger.com. August 30, 2019

Due to Hurricane Dorian, events scheduled in Gerson Hall next week are subject to cancellation, regardless of whether UF remains open. Your main source for the latest information on the status of classes is on the UF Homepage. If the university chooses to close campus at any point, events scheduled on those dates will be canceled. Currently canceled: • September 3 – UF Closed, classes canceled (check UF Homepage for updates on possible additional closings) • September 3 – BDO Booth (to be rescheduled) • September 4 – Protiviti (may be rescheduled) • September 4 – Accounting Career Social (to be rescheduled)

IMPORTANT DATES Monday, September 2: Labor Day - No Classes Tuesday, September 3: Campus Closed due to hurricane – No Classes (check UF Homepage for updates on possible additional closings) FSOA STUDENTS Thursday, September 5, 11:00am-2:00pm: Come out and give back with Grant Thornton! While a card may seem simple, it truly can make an impact on hospitalized kids and their families. Making cards for Cards For Hospitalized Kids (CFHK) is a simple, yet meaningful, way to make a difference in the lives of hospitalized kids. Please come see Grant Thornton tabling in the Gleim Atrium to learn about their firm and opportunities. They will be making cards to send to CFHK, who will then distribute the cards to Children's Hospitals across the United States in all 50 states as well as Ronald McDonald Houses. Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT) Career Prep Program: MLT’s Career Prep program provides African American, Latinx, and Native American college sophomores with personalized guidance, effective tools, and a powerful professional network to be successful in highly competitive internships and early career opportunities. Early deadline to apply is September 15. For more information, or to apply, visit https://ml4t.org/career-prep/. Tallahassee Internship Info session: The Bob Graham Center for Public Service at the University of Florida offers the Tallahassee Internship program each spring term to coincide with Florida's legislative session. Since its beginning in 2009, 151 students have served as interns in Tallahassee. Students interested in learning more about the Tallahassee Internship or who are interested in serving as an intern in Tallahassee during the spring semester can attend one of four information sessions. For more information, visit http://www.bobgrahamcenter.ufl.edu/students/internships/tallahassee-internship. Pumphrey Law Scholarship: In order to be eligible for the Semi-Annual Pumphrey Law Scholarship, applicants must be a U.S. resident, accepted or currently enrolled in an accredited college or university in the U.S., and have demonstrated good character and academic achievement. For more information, including requirements, key dates, submission instructions, awards, and past winners, visit https://www.pumphreylawfirm.com/resources/pumphrey-law-scholarship/. Administrative Intern: The Humane Society of North Central Florida is seeking an Administrative Intern who is ready to apply knowledge to a real-world experience. Under the supervision of the Accounting/HR Department, the Intern can expect to participate in the preparation of financial reports, budgeting, audits, analyze actual financial data, reconcile accounts, and other day-to-day Accounting and Human Resource activities. Candidate should be proficient in Microsoft Office programs & accounting software. Contact Lisa Holliday at lisa@humanesocietyncfl.org or 352-415-2464. August 23, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Monday, August 26: Last day to withdraw from all Fall semester-long courses with no fee liability Friday, August 30, by 3:30pm: Fall Fee Payments Due, University Bursar FSOA STUDENTS

Monday, August 26, 11:30am-2:00pm: Deloitte is excited to welcome you back to campus! Join the Deloitte recruiting team for Hyppo Pops in the Gleim Atrium. They look forward to connecting with you on their current and future opportunities at the firm. Monday, August 26th, 4:00 to 5:00PM: Join Beta Alpha Psi at the Mark Bostick Golf course for a Golf Social with Deloitte! This will be a great opportunity to meet the associates of Deloitte and a chance to get free golf lessons! The event is open to anyone who is currently part of Beta Alpha Psi and anyone who is interested in joining. If you would like to go, please sign up at this link as soon as possible because they will only be able to take 18 people. Tuesday, August 27, 6:00-8:00pm: Stop by Hough Hall 150 to learn about KPMG’s Advisory practice and find your perfect fit! They will have Advisory professionals from all different service lines stopping by to talk about their role at KPMG. Their Deal Advisory Practice (along with a number of other practices) is specifically looking for CPA eligible candidates, so come learn more about how your accounting background can set you up for some pretty SWEET consulting opportunities outside of audit and tax! Wednesday, August 28, 11:00am-2:00pm: EY is back on campus and encouraging all accounting students to swing by the Gleim Atrium to grab a bite to eat and mingle with representatives from across the Southeast Region. Come and go as you please between classes! Wednesday, August 28, 6:30-8:30pm: PwC will be hosting a welcome back social at the Original American Kitchen (OAK) located at 15 SE 1st Avenue. This is a casual, drop-in event with plenty to eat and drink! Feel free to stop by for a bit as it will be a great opportunity to interact with PwC professionals from a variety of service lines and offices! The social is open to all Accounting students interested in learning more about PwC, their Values, Cultures & People! The PwC team is excited to be back on campus and looking forwarding to seeing you! Thursday, August 29, 4:00pm: Stop by the Gleim Atrium in Gerson Hall for pizza and a great opportunity to meet the professionals at HBK CPAs and Consultants. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Monday, August 26, 8:30am-4:00pm: Final day of Fall 2019 drop/add walk-in advising Friday, August 30, 8:30am-1pm: Friday Walk-in advising for undergraduate students resumes. More information on the Fall/Spring Friday walk-ins can be found at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/academic-advising/. INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES The Office of the University Controller has paid student internship opportunities available. The University Controller oversees Finance & Accounting at UF, and provides a wide range of financial operations that support and assist in the creation of a strong fiscal environment for the University. The internships will involve participation in accounting, process improvement, and compliance projects designed to implement or improve best practices. In addition, other cross-function and miscellaneous duties may be assigned by the Controller. Visit http://www.fa.ufl.edu/directives/internship-program/ for more information and to apply. August 16, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Monday, August 19: Module 1 graduate classes (including Tax and Audit) begin Monday, August 19, by 11:59pm: Fall Regular Registration Ends ($100 late fee after 11:59pm deadline) Monday-Wednesday, August 19-21: Graduate Module 1 drop/add (drop a graduate Module 1 class or change sections) Tuesday, August 20: Semester-long classes begin Tuesday-Friday, August 20-23, and Monday, August 26: Fall Drop/Add (at or after assigned start time) for semester-long classes, ends 11:59pm of last day

Tuesday-Friday, August 20-23, and Monday, August 26: Late Registration, ends 11:59pm of last day FSOA STUDENTS Wednesday, August 21, 11:00am-2:00pm: KPMG looks forward to seeing you on campus! Stop by and find your fit with KPMG in the Gleim Atrium. They’ll have healthy snacks, fun giveaways, and information about their numerous career and leadership opportunities available for accounting students. If you haven’t already, please create or update your profile in their KPMG campus data base by clicking here. Once in their system, you will be the first to know about on campus events and career opportunities. See you soon! Thursday, August 22, 11:00am-6:00pm: Come Say “Hey” to CLA! Come to the Gleim Atrium and learn more about all of the services that CLA has to offer, in addition to all of the exciting opportunities they have for internships and full time employment. There will be pizza, CLA information and swag, and dedicated team members to meet and greet. CLA has over 100 offices and 6,000 professionals spread across the country. CLA exists to create opportunities for their clients, their people, and their communities and look forward to exploring opportunities they can create with you. CLA’s own Lori Sims, National Chief Tax Officer and Gator Grad, will be giving a presentation for Dr. Boyles’ Speaker Series. ACADEMIC ADVISING Due to the heavy volume of traffic during the first week of the semester, we will not be responding to student emails or telephone inquiries during that time. Walk-in advising will be available in 210 Gerson Hall for current UF students needing assistance relating to the Fall 2019 semester. Please see below for walk-in advising times: Graduate students: Monday, August 19 – Friday, August 23, 8:30am-4:00pm: Module 1 drop/add ends on Wednesday, but walk-in advising for Fall questions will still be available through Friday. Undergraduate students: Monday, August 19 – Monday, August 26 (excluding weekend), 8:30am-4:00pm Internship Scholarship: Currently-enrolled students at the University of Florida who are interning in the Washington, DC metropolitan area for the Fall 2019 semester and are registered to receive internship credit are invited to apply for the DC Gator Club Internship Scholarship. Scholarship applications will be reviewed by the D.C. Gator Club Scholarship Committee and one recipient will be selected for the $1,500 scholarship. After submitting your application, send your unofficial transcript to scholarships@dcgators.com. APPLICATION DEADLINE: September 3, 2019. Please direct all questions regarding this application process to scholarships@dcgators.com. The application can be found here: https://forms.gle/7tNtf7hVRi7MJDJeA" August 9, 2019 ACADEMIC ADVISING Due to the heavy volume of traffic during the first week of the semester, we will not be responding to student emails or telephone inquiries during that time. Walk-in advising will be available in 210 Gerson Hall for current UF students needing assistance relating to the Fall 2019 semester. Please see below for walk-in advising times: Graduate students: Monday, August 19 – Friday, August 23, 8:30am-4:00pm: Module 1 drop/add ends on Wednesday, but walk-in advising for Fall questions will still be available through Friday. Undergraduate students: Monday, August 19 – Monday, August 26 (excluding weekend), 8:30am-4:00pm FSOA STUDENTS Important Reminder: The following information is for students taking GRADUATE modular courses in Fall 2019 (including Tax and Audit). Although the university’s semester-long courses start on Tuesday, August 20, all

graduate, Module 1 courses, taught by the Fisher School of Accounting and the Hough Graduate School of Business, begin on MONDAY, AUGUST 19. Detailed dates for module courses, including final exams, drop deadlines, etc., can be found at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/module-dates/. Please note that if you are taking UNDERGRADUATE module courses, the dates may be different, as they are managed by the Heavener School of Business. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT Gleim Exam Prep is looking for part-time Accounting Research Assistants (ARA’s) who are accounting students in their 4th or 5th year and are taking or have taken tax/audit classes. Earn while you learn working with CPA, CIA, EA and CMA study materials. Research information for clients and answer questions via email in addition to helping with audio and video storyboards and video shoots. Assist with critical reading and proofreading, and special projects as needed. ARA's have a great success rate of passing the CPA on the first try. Flexible hours that work around your schedules. Must be available 15 hours/week. Students receive training salary of $14/hour. Upon completion of training, $15/hour and after successful completion of the 90-day introductory period, increases to $16/hour. Free Gleim accounting study materials. Students receive Grade Point Bonuses for receiving A's and B's. Apply online at www.gleim.com/employment. August 2, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Monday, August 5: Fall 2019 Regular Registration begins for Graduate Approved Electives and ISOM courses for the Auditing Concentration. Friday, August 9: Summer B/C classes end Wednesday, August 14: Summer B/C Degree Status Available on ONE.UF Wednesday, August 14: Summer B/C Final Grades Available (Transcript view, on ONE.UF) FSOA STUDENTS Important Reminder: The following information is for students taking GRADUATE modular courses in Fall 2019 (including Tax and Audit). Although the university’s semester-long courses start on Tuesday, August 20, all graduate, Module 1 courses, taught by the Fisher School of Accounting and the Hough Graduate School of Business, begin on MONDAY, AUGUST 19. Detailed dates for module courses, including final exams, drop deadlines, etc., can be found at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/module-dates/. Please note that if you are taking UNDERGRADUATE module courses, the dates may be different, as they are managed by the Heavener School of Business. Fall Degree Applications: The degree application for Fall 2019 is now open. If you are graduating in the Fall 2019 semester, you must submit a degree application on ONE.UF. Instructions can be found at http://training.hr.ufl.edu/instructionguides/degree_certification/apply_degree.pdf. The deadline is September 13. Note that if you are graduating from the 3/2 program, you must apply for BOTH degrees (BSAc and MAcc). July 26, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, August 2: Summer B/C Drop Deadline (W assigned to individual course(s). Drops of individual courses must be approved by the student’s college Friday, August 2: Summer B/C Withdrawal Deadline (W assigned to all courses) FSOA STUDENTS

Fall Degree Applications: The degree application for Fall 2019 is now open. If you are graduating in the Fall 2019 semester, you must submit a degree application on ONE.UF. Instructions can be found at http://training.hr.ufl.edu/instructionguides/degree_certification/apply_degree.pdf. The deadline is September 13. Note that if you are graduating from the 3/2 program, you must apply for BOTH degrees (BSAc and MAcc). July 12, 2019 EMPLOYMENT Info Tech in Gainesville is seeking an Accounting Specialist to join their Finance and Accounting team. Bachelor’s degree required. Experience preferred includes 2-3 years of direct accounts receivable, data entry or other roles that involve a high attention to detail, and Microsoft Office (Excel, Word). Experience with ERP Systems (preferably NetSuite) is a major plus. For more information, visit their website. July 8, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Wednesday, July 10, by 5:00pm: Summer B Withdrawal with 25% refund (W assigned to all Summer B courses) Friday, July 12, by 3:30pm: Summer B Fee Payments Due at the University Bursar PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT Law Office of Scott David Krueger is seeking a student for a part-time clerical position. Their firm represents clients primarily with business, estate planning, probate/trusts & tax matters. Duties will include answering phones, filing & scanning (paper & electronic), typing forms, legal documents, and general correspondence; extensive use of computers. Hours in the afternoon, and are flexible. Please email resume to ClerkEmploymentListing@SDKrueger.com. Gleim Exam Prep is looking for part-time Accounting Research Assistants (ARA’s). Accounting students who are in their 4th or 5th year and are taking or have taken tax/audit classes. Earn while you learn working with CPA, CIA, EA and CMA study materials. Research information for clients and answer questions via email in addition to helping with our audio and video storyboards and video shoots, assist with critical reading and proofreading as well as special projects, as needed. ARA's have a great success rate of passing the CPA on the first try. Flexible hours that work around your schedules. Must be available 15 hours/week. Students receive a training salary of $14/hour. Upon completion of training, you will receive $15/hour and after successful completion of the 90-day introductory period, pay will increase to $16/hour. Free Gleim accounting study materials. Grade Point Bonuses for receiving A's and B's. Apply online at www.gleim.com/employment. June 28, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Monday, July 1: Summer B classes begin Monday-Tuesday, July 1-2: Summer B Drop/Add (at or after assigned start time) Monday-Tuesday, July 1-2: Summer B late registration Tuesday, July 2: Withdraw from all Summer B Courses with no fee liability Wednesday, July 3, by 5:00pm: Summer B/C Degree Applications Thursday, July 4: Independence Day - No Classes DROP/ADD WALK-IN ADVISING

Monday-Tuesday, July 1-2: If you are a current UF student and need assistance relating to the Summer B 2019 semester, please report to 210 Gerson Hall between 8:30am and 4:00pm (8:30am and 3:30pm for MAcc students). LEADERSHIP SUMMIT James Moore & Co. is offering a one-day leadership summit on Friday, August 30th at their Gainesville location. You will have the opportunity to network with the firm’s partners and staff, get a head start over other job candidates and explore your future with a great company. Sign up today and take the first step in your accounting career! Apply at https://jm.isolvedhire.com/jobs/58624.html. June 21, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Wednesday, June 26, 8:00am: Summer A Degree Status Available on ONE.UF Thursday, June 27: Summer A Final Grades Available (Transcript view, on ONE.UF) Friday, June 28: Summer B Regular Registration ($100 late fee after 11:59pm deadline) EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Burton & Co, CPA’s NYC office is a young and exciting start-up CPA practice looking for enthusiastic and talented candidates to add to their growing tax and accounting departments. Built on scalable process and client services, they are the antithesis of busy season hours and office politics. Professional development includes a diverse set of experiences from tax, accounting, attestation and advisory, one-on-one training and customized growth plans. They promise a “work-life” balance with no dress code, no 100-hour busy season, flexible hours & vacation policy, on-site gym, and benefits. For more information, contact Dave Burton, CPA – NYC-Managing Partner and former UF MAcc Grad at dave@burtoncpa.com. Wework offices located in the heart of the Financial District of Manhattan. June 14, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, June 21: Summer A classes end Monday-Friday, June 24-28: Summer Break FSOA STUDENTS Pumphrey Law Scholarship: In order to be eligible for the Semi-Annual Pumphrey Law Scholarship, applicants must be a U.S. resident, accepted or currently enrolled in an accredited college or university in the U.S., and have demonstrated good character and academic achievement. For more information, including requirements, key dates, submission instructions, awards, and past winners, visit https://www.pumphreylawfirm.com/resources/pumphrey-law-scholarship/. FSOA Student Assistant Positions: The Fisher School of Accounting is accepting applications for Fall 2019 student employment. Duties vary depending on faculty and course, and may include assisting with grading, holding office hours, and answering student emails for undergraduate accounting classes. Applicants must be accounting majors. To merit serious consideration, prospective applicants should have a minimum 3.5 accounting GPA and minimum 3.5 upper division GPA. To apply, fill out the application for student employment at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. June 7, 2019

IMPORTANT DATES Monday, June 10: Summer B Regular Registration begins for Graduate Approved Electives Friday, June 14: Summer A Drop Deadline (W assigned to individual course(s)). Drops of individual courses must be approved by the student’s college Friday, June 14: Summer A Withdrawal Deadline (W assigned to all courses) FSOA STUDENT ASSISTANT POSITIONS The Fisher School of Accounting is accepting applications for Fall 2019 student employment. Duties vary depending on faculty and course, and may include assisting with grading, holding office hours, and answering student emails for undergraduate accounting classes. Applicants must be accounting majors. To merit serious consideration, prospective applicants should have a minimum 3.5 accounting GPA and minimum 3.5 upper division GPA. To apply, fill out the application for student employment at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. May 31, 2019 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Cornerstone Barricades, in Gainesville, is seeking an Accounting Intern to provide support with financial reporting and analysis. Immediate full-time need to possibly transition to part-time role after summer. This position is an entry-level job ($15/hour). The Accounting Intern must be an active 3rd or 4th year undergraduate student pursuing a B.S in Accounting or Finance (must have taken an upper-division financial accounting course). For more information, or if interested in applying, email resume to careers@cornerstonebarricades.com with the position “Accounting Intern” in the subject line. The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in the College of Medicine at UF is currently recruiting for an Accountant II. This position is responsible for the coordination of the department's financial operations. Reporting to the Director of Administrative Services, this position’s duties include management of all departmental accounts, financial reporting, grant expenditures, and reconciliations. For questions about the position, contact LaWanna Duncan at lawanna@ufl.edu. For further details and to apply, view the job posting at http://explore.jobs.ufl.edu/cw/en-us/job/510431/accountant-ii. Application deadline is 6/12/2019. May 24, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Monday, May 27: Memorial Day - No Classes Friday, May 31, by 5:00pm: Summer C Withdrawal with 25% refund (W assigned to all courses) SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY The Josephine West Memorial Service Scholarship provides an annual grant of $1,000 to an outstanding undergraduate, female student at the University of Florida. It was established by the Office of Student Affairs in 1985 after her untimely passing, in memory of her fine contributions to the University. This $1,000 scholarship provides support to a student who reflects the values for which Josephine West stood: academic excellence, service to others and a love of learning. The application along with more information and requirements can be found at: https://ufsa.ufl.edu/students/scholarships/josephine-west-scholarship/. The deadline to apply is June 7, 2019. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT RAPiD Genomics in Gainesville is seeking a motivated individual to join its administrative team. An Administrative Assistant focuses on the effective management and organization of procurement, logistical, and financial tasks in

support of the commercial and sales departments as the company progresses with its current growth strategy. University enrollment or equivalent work experience and touch typing skills required. Multilingual skills are considered a bonus. Careful record-keeping, good organizational skills, and proactivity are essential. The successful candidate will start immediately. To apply or obtain more information, please send a cover letter detailing experience, a resume, and at least two references to: careers@rapid-genomics.com. Accounting Research Assistants (ARA's): Full and part-time opportunities available. Gleim Exam Prep is looking for recent accounting graduates and 4th and 5th year accounting students who are taking, or have taken, tax/audit classes and plan to be in Gainesville. Earn while you learn, working with CPA, CIA, EA and CMA study materials and researching information for clients. ARA's have a great success rate of passing the CPA on the first try. Flexible hours that work around your schedules. Must be available a minimum 15 hours per week. Graduates start at $17/hour with an increase after the initial training period. Students receive a training salary of $14. After successful training, $15/hr and after successful completion of the 90-day introductory period, an increase to $16.00. Free accounting study materials. Grade point bonuses for receiving A's and B's. Apply online at www.gleim.com/employment. May 17, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Wednesday, May 22, by 5:00pm: Summer A Withdrawal with 25% refund (W assigned to all courses) Friday, May 24, by 3:30pm: Summer A/C Fee Payments Due to the University Bursar FSOA STUDENTS The following information is for students taking GRADUATE modular courses in Fall 2019 (including Tax and Audit). Although the university’s semester-long courses start on Tuesday, August 20, all graduate, Module 1 courses, taught by the Fisher School of Accounting and the Hough Graduate School of Business, begin on MONDAY, AUGUST 19. Detailed dates for module courses, including final exams, drop deadlines, etc., can be found at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/module-dates/. Please note that if you are taking UNDERGRADUATE module courses, the dates may be different, as they are managed by the Heavener School of Business. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT Gleim Publications, a company in Gainesville that develops and distributes study materials to help candidates for accounting and aviation certificates to prepare for their exams, is updating the translation in one of their accounting courses from English to Spanish and is looking for a grad or under-grad student, preferably Spanish native, that can work with them temporarily in this project. If interested, please contact Leslie Rodriguez at 352-224-1319 or leslie@gleim.com. May 10, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Monday, May 13: Summer A/C classes begin Monday-Tuesday, May 13-14: Summer A/C Drop/Add (at or after assigned start time) Monday-Tuesday, May 13-14: Summer A/C late registration Monday-Tuesday, May 13-14, 8:30am-4:00pm: Walk-in advising for Summer A/C drop/add-related issues. Tuesday, May 14: Withdraw from all Summer A/C Courses with no fee liability

Wednesday, May 15, by 5:00pm: Summer A Degree Applications – Undergraduate only (by 5:00pm) FSOA STUDENTS University Committees: Each year, applications open for University Committees which are a leadership opportunity for students. These committees advise the administration on important issues. Apply to be a part of a University-wide committee to use your voice to help shape policy and direction of the University of Florida. More information and applications can be found at http://bit.ly/ApplyUniversityCommittees. The deadline to apply is June 21, 2019. Summer Accounting Intern: Butler Enterprises at 3217 Archer Road, Gainesville, is hiring a summer Accounting Intern to work in the Accounting and Finance Department. They are a Commercial Real Estate Developer building to suit then leasing back to major national, regional and local companies in retail, wholesale and restaurants. They have over 170 tenants. You will be working with accounts payable, accounts receivable, preparing bank reconciliations, sales tax returns and other duties as needed. You will be working under two CPA’s, one CPA candidate and one CMA candidate. Great opportunity to get some practical accounting experience. Contact Michael L. Hogan, CPA, Director of Accounting and/or send your resume to mhogan@butlerenterprises.com. Pay is $15/hour for the internship period. May 3, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, May 10, by 11:59pm: Summer A/C Regular Registration ($100 late fee after 11:59pm deadline) Monday-Tuesday, May 13-14, 8:30am-4:00pm: Walk-in advising for Summer A/C drop/add-related issues. SUMMER INTERNSHIP Chewy is hiring an Accounting Intern to join their Dania Beach, FL office for the summer. This student must be enrolled in a Master of Accounting program. For more information, or to apply, visit 2019 Summer Accounting Internship. FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT Chewy is hiring a full-time Staff Accountant to join their HQ office in Dania Beach, FL. They are looking for students that are graduating with a Masters of Accounting and can start this summer. For more information, or to apply, visit Full-time Staff Accountant. April 26, 2019 Saturday, April 27 – Friday, May 3: Spring Final Exams Friday, May 3, 8:30am-1:00pm: Last day of regular Friday Walk-in Advising for the spring semester. We will offer Summer A/C undergraduate drop/add walk-in hours on Monday and Tuesday, May 13-14, from 8:30am- 4:00pm. Summer B drop/add walk-in hours will be offered Monday and Tuesday, July 1-2, from 8:30am- 4:00pm. Friday Walk-in Advising will resume at the beginning of the Fall semester. Friday, May 3, 7:30-9:30pm: Warrington Graduate Recognition Ceremony (includes all degrees and majors) at Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. For more information, visit https://warrington.ufl.edu/about/commencement/. Saturday, May 4, 9:00-11:00am: University-Wide Commencement at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. For more information, visit https://commencement.ufl.edu/2019/spring/schedule. Thursday, May 9: Degree Status Available on ONE.UF (late night)

Friday, May 10: Final Grades Available (transcript view) on ONE.UF. April 19, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Wednesday, April 24: Semester-long classes end Thursday-Friday, April 25-26: Reading Days - No classes (applies to semester-long courses only) Friday, April 26: Module 4 classes end EMPLOYMENT AND INTERNSHIPS Gleim Publications, a company in Gainesville that develops and distributes study materials to help candidates for accounting and aviation certificates to prepare for their exams, is updating the translation in one of their accounting courses from English to Spanish and is looking for a grad or under-grad student, preferably Spanish native, that can work with them temporarily in this project. If interested, please contact Leslie Rodriguez at 352-224-1319 or leslie@gleim.com. Southeastern Grocers (SEG) is offering 10-week paid internship at their Jacksonville Store Support Center. Their interns become part of a select group of students with the opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute to the fast-paced and progressive grocery retail industry. Their interns partner with leaders, plan and execute a project, and have fun with fellow interns during activities and exploration in the Jacksonville and Beaches areas! To apply, please visit https://corporate-segrocers.icims.com/jobs/53451/summer-internship-at-southeastern-grocers-in-jacksonville%2c-fl/job?mode=view. They look forward to seeing you this summer!” Ship Supply International in Medley, FL has an opening for a full-time Accounting Internship. Duties include responding to customer requests, assisting with billing, research and responding to account inquiries, applying credits or charges, filing and mail-outs. Requirements: strong computer skills including Outlook, Word, and Excel, detail oriented, strong analytical and problem solving skills, ability to communicate ideas and recommendations effectively. For more information, contact Adam Kaplan at akaplan@shipsup.com. Robert Slack LLC is accepting resumes from recent accounting graduates for the position of Company Accountant. They are a Real Estate based family of Companies with annual sales of over $1 billion and are based in Ocala. Resumes may be submitted to robert@robertslack.com. April 12, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, April 19: Deadline to drop a Module 4 class (with fee liability, "W" assigned) FSOA STUDENTS Tuesday, April 16, 6:15pm: FSOAC will hold E-Board elections in Gerson 126. All council positions will be open. Dress is business casual. If you plan to run for any of the positions, please prepare a brief speech. They hope to see you there! REVEAL Interactive Leadership Conference: REVEAL is an HBK exclusive two-day program of education and interactive discussions for aspiring accounting professionals. The HBK Reveal Interactive Leadership Conference offers bachelor’s and master’s degree candidates an intimate look inside one of the nation’s leading regional CPA and consulting firms. There is no cost to students and the application is on a rolling basis. For additional information (including locations and dates) or to apply, visit https://www.hbkcpa.com/reveal. SUMMER INTERNSHIP

The Office of the University Controller has paid student internship opportunities available. The University Controller oversees Finance & Accounting at the University of Florida, and provides a wide range of financial operations that support and assist in the creation of a strong fiscal environment for the University. For more information, visit www.fa.ufl.edu. The internships will involve participation in accounting, process improvement, and compliance projects designed to implement or improve best practices. In addition, other cross-function and miscellaneous duties may be assigned by the Controller. If interested, please visit http://www.fa.ufl.edu/controller/student-interns/ for more information and to apply. April 5, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, April 12: Drop Deadline for semester-long classes, "W" assigned (must be approved by FSOA) Friday, April 12: Withdrawal Deadline (all courses) for semester-long courses, "W" assigned FSOA STUDENTS Tuesday, April 9, 10:00am-2:00pm: Visit the Gleim Team and IIA for a Meet & Greet in the Gleim Atrium. Members of the North Central Florida Chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors will provide information on great benefits available to students and how to start your path to the CIA. Gleim's adaptive CPA Review Course will successfully prepare you for exam challenges in 2019. Study smarter, not harder. Join them for food, drinks and access to free Gleim materials! Accounting Research Assistants (ARA's): Full and part-time opportunities available. Gleim Exam Prep is looking for recent accounting graduates and 4th and 5th year accounting students who are taking, or have taken, tax/audit classes and plan to be in Gainesville. Earn while you learn, working with CPA study materials and researching information for clients. ARA's have a great success rate of passing the CPA on the first try. Flexible hours that work around your schedules. Must be available a minimum 15 hours per week. Students who are graduating start at $17/hour with an opportunity to increase after 90 days. Active students receive a training salary of $14. After successful training, $15. If you complete the 90-day introductory period successfully, pay increases to $16.00. Free accounting study materials. Apply online at www.gleim.com/employment. March 29, 2019 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Walk-In Undergraduate Advising: Friday walk-in advising sessions for 3/29/19 and 4/5/19 only, will be 11:00am-4:00pm. Regularly scheduled walk-in hours will resume at their usual time on Friday, April 12. March 22, 2019 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Walk-In Undergraduate Advising: Friday walk-in advising sessions for 3/29/19 and 4/5/19 only, will be 11:00am-4:00pm. Regularly scheduled walk-in hours will resume at their usual time on Friday, April 12. FSOA STUDENTS Wednesday, March 27, 2:00-5:00pm: Becker CPA Review Course representatives will be in the Gleim Atrium in Gerson Hall. Come by with your CPA Exam questions! Wednesday, March 27, 6:00pm: FSOAC will have its third General Body Meeting. They will have a guest speaker, and free food in the Gleim Atrium after the meeting! Other exciting events are planned for this weekend including Paint the Wall on 34th Street on Saturday at 11:00am, and the Ropes Course at Lake Wauburg on Sunday at 11:00am. They hope to see everyone at these fun events!

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA): VITA is an organization centered on providing tax services to low-income members of the community. Any students interested in getting practical experience on completing tax forms should consider getting involved. No need to be nervous about the work, as it is very easy. Please reach out to Jonathan Nickas at (305) 793-5115 with any questions. Students Interning In New York City Summer 2019: Educational Housing Services (EHS), a not-for-profit organization that provides affordable fully furnished housing to students, is offering a one-month unlimited ride MetroCard (a $121 value) to students who book summer housing through April 15, 2019. For more information, visit NYC Summer Intern Housing or call 1-800-297-4694. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT Zimmerman & Sanchez Information Group is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented accounting student to fulfill a bookkeeping role. The job is completely online, so students can work from anywhere they have internet access. Pay starts at $12/hour during the training period, and increases to $15 after training is complete. Duties include administrative tasks, working with QuickBooks, and assisting with financial analysis projects as requested. QuickBooks knowledge is beneficial, but not required. Resumes can be sent to Fernanda Barboza. March 15, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, March 22, by 3:30pm: Module 4 Drop/Add Fee Adjustment Due FSOA STUDENTS Tuesday, March 19, 12:30-3:00: Alvarez & Marsal’s Transaction Advisory Group (“TAG”) will be in the Gleim Atrium in Gerson meeting students during lunch. A&M’s TAG team is comprised of CPAs focused on providing mergers and acquisition consulting services to private equity and corporate clients. Members of the Atlanta office will be on campus hoping to meet 2020 intern candidates. Tuesday, March 19, 6:00pm, Pugh Hall Ocora: Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jesse Eisinger, Senior Reporter and Editor at ProPublica, will examine why corporate executives seem to commit wrongdoing with impunity and the government’s “inability” to prosecute top executives for corporate crime. His book The Chickenshit Club: Why the Justice Department Fails to Prosecute Executives looks closely at the deterioration of the Justice Department and how it has come to avoid and mismanage the prosecution of white-collar criminals. 2019-2020 Student Advisory Board: Applications are available for students interested in serving on the Reitz Union Board of Managers, Recreational Sports Board of Directors, or O’Connell Center Advisory Board. You must complete a separate application for each board you wish to apply for. Applications must be submitted online by March 22 at 11:59pm. For more information, visit Student Advisory Board Applications, or email Gerard Dorve-Lewis (gdorvelewis@ufsa.ufl.edu). Part-Time Employment: The Emerging Pathogens Institute at the University of Florida is seeking a highly motivated, detail oriented, and effective communicator to serve as a part-time finance intern beginning in May 2019. In the position, you will perform administrative tasks, financial analysis and financial project management using Microsoft Project. All applicants should have at least a 3.2 GPA and be willing to commit to working for 12 months (including summers). If interested, please send your resume to Tyler Szorosy for consideration. GRU Intern Position: The City of Gainesville Regional Utilities currently has an opening for Interns. Duties include: Creates complex journal entries to move or post revenues and expenses. Reconciles general ledger accounts including payroll, inventory, accounts receivables and other accounts. Assists with capital closeouts and special projects as requested. Assists internal and external auditors during audits of assigned responsibility area. To apply, please visit http://www.cityofgainesville.jobs. Applications will be accepted until March 25. WellCare Accounting Internship: WellCare Health Plans Inc. (NYSE: WCG), a provider of government-sponsored managed care through Medicaid, Medicare Advantage and Medicare Prescription Drug Plans, a Fortune #170 company, headquartered in Tampa, FL, has numerous summer internships available in Accounting, Operations, Analytics, Compliance, Strategy and other areas. Please contact Pamela Baum at pamela.baum@wellcare.com and view online at https://jobs.wellcare.com/.

March 8, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Monday-Wednesday, March 11-13: Module 4 Drop/Add FSOA STUDENTS Monday, March 11, 11:00am-1:00pm: Join Wiley CPAexcel in the Gleim Atrium to learn more about the CPA and CMA Exams. Food will be provided, and you will be able to enter a raffle for a 4-part CPA Review course! March 1, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Monday, March 11: Module 4 classes begin FSOA STUDENT ASSISTANT POSITIONS The Fisher School of Accounting is accepting applications for Summer and Fall 2019 student employment. Duties vary depending on faculty and course, and may include assisting with grading, holding office hours, and answering student emails for undergraduate accounting classes. Applicants must be accounting majors. To merit serious consideration, prospective applicants should have a minimum 3.5 accounting GPA and minimum 3.5 upper division GPA. To apply, fill out and return the Application for Student Employment. SCHOLARSHIPS James Wilcox Endowment Scholarship: The James Wilcox Endowment, established through the FICPA Scholarship Foundation, has allocated four (4) $5,000 scholarships for African-American accounting students from accredited Florida colleges and universities. 4th year students who are currently completing their senior year and will be enrolled in our Master’s Program in Fall 2019, are encouraged to apply. Applicants must be U.S. citizens (or Permanent Resident Status), Florida residents, indicate a desire to work in Florida and plan to sit for the CPA exam. Deadline to apply is March 4, 2019. Walter A. Friedly Memorial Scholarship: FICPA’s Walter A. Friedly Memorial Scholarship Fund, established through the Community Foundation of Broward, has designated three (3) scholarships at $2,000 each for accounting students for the Fall 2019 semester. Applicants must be 4th or 5th year accounting students who will be enrolled in the Fall 2019 semester, U.S. citizens (or Permanent Resident Status) and residents of Broward County. Students must also indicate a desire to work in Florida and plan to sit for the CPA exam. In addition, the student must demonstrate financial need as determined by the Office for Student Financial Affairs. Deadline to apply is March 4, 2019. February 22, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES February 25-March 1: Module 3 Final Exam Week March 2-9: Spring Break – No Classes FSOA STUDENTS Wednesday, February 27, 6:15pm: Join Beta Alpha Psi for a social with Grant Thornton! This will be a great opportunity to meet Grant Thornton professionals and learn about the opportunities they have available! More details will be announced on the BAP Facebook page and in their weekly newsletter.

Summer Connect Conference: Cherry Bekaert will be hosting their summer Connect conference, providing students the opportunity to experience the real life challenges and excitement of the accounting profession. The conference is open to junior students who have declared, or intend to declare, Accounting as their major, who currently have at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA, and who will graduate with 150 hours by 2021. To submit your application for Connect, visit Connect 2019 - Summer Conference. February 15, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, February 22: Module 3 classes end Monday-Friday, February 25-March 1: Module 3 Final Exams FSOA STUDENTS Tuesday, February 19, 11:15am-1:30pm: Join James Moore for some Chick-Fil-A in the Gleim Atrium. Stop by and get to know some of the professionals at James Moore including two of their local partners. Learn about the great career opportunities James Moore has to offer and gain insight into what life is really like as a public accountant. Wednesday, February 20, 6:15pm: Fisher School of Accounting Council (FSOAC) will be having its 2nd General Body Meeting in Gerson 126. The guest speakers will be the International Program's Student Ambassadors, and there will be free food (Chick-fil-A) provided after the meeting in the Gleim Atrium. They hope to see you there! Summer Leadership Program: Saltmarsh CPA is proud to announce the dates for their 2019 Summer Leadership Program in Pensacola, FL. Beacon is a 2-day exclusive leadership program geared toward students who have about 2 years remaining in their education. The program will run May 29-30. Must be within 2 years of completing your education, have declared Accounting as your major, and have an overall GPA of at least 3.0. Complete their short application to apply. SCHOLARSHIPS James Wilcox Endowment Scholarship: The James Wilcox Endowment, established through the FICPA Scholarship Foundation, has allocated four (4) $5,000 scholarships for African-American accounting students from accredited Florida colleges and universities. 4th year students who are currently completing their senior year and will be enrolled in our Master’s Program in Fall 2019, are encouraged to apply. Applicants must be U.S. citizens (or Permanent Resident Status), Florida residents, indicate a desire to work in Florida and plan to sit for the CPA exam. Deadline to apply is March 4, 2019. Walter A. Friedly Memorial Scholarship: FICPA’s Walter A. Friedly Memorial Scholarship Fund, established through the Community Foundation of Broward, has designated three (3) scholarships at $2,000 each for accounting students for the Fall 2019 semester. Applicants must be 4th or 5th year accounting students who will be enrolled in the Fall 2019 semester, U.S. citizens (or Permanent Resident Status) and residents of Broward County. Students must also indicate a desire to work in Florida and plan to sit for the CPA exam. In addition, the student must demonstrate financial need as determined by the Office for Student Financial Affairs. Deadline to apply is March 4, 2019. FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT University Athletic Association (UAA): The UAA is hiring an Associate Director/ Financial Analyst. This position is responsible for monthly, quarterly and annual financial reporting within regulatory requirements, NCAA and GAAP compliance and accounting principles. Prepares and analyzes statistical and financial reports, financial statements and supporting schedules including EADA and NCAA financial reporting. Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance or related field, and four years of relevant financial experience is required. A valid CPA license is preferred. Apply at FloridaGators.com/Athletics/Employment.

The Orthopaedic Institute: The Orthopaedic Institute currently has an opening for a Staff Accountant in their Alachua office. B.S/B.A. in Accounting, Business, Finance or Economics Preferred. 1-3 years of experience in an accounting environment (public company experience is a plus). For more information, feel free to contact their Accounting Manager, Theresa Freig at (352) 367-2305, Mark Russell (CFO) at (352) 548-3283, or Traci Ball VP of Human Resources at (352) 367-2302. February 8, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, February 15: Deadline to drop a Module 3 class (with fee liability, "W" assigned) FSOA STUDENTS Monday, February 11, 6:15pm: Join Beta Alpha Psi in the Gerson Commons for their officer interest meeting and Valentines for Veterans. If you’re interested in running for an officer position for next year, this is a great opportunity to talk with current officers and see what their positions entail. They will also be making valentines cards to give to veterans at the local VA hospital. Come earn service hours for making cards whether or not you’re interested in running for an officer position! Tuesday, February 12, 6:00pm: Join Beta Alpha Psi and KPMG at Get Air Trampoline Park (6250 NW 23rd St, Gainesville)! This will be a great opportunity to meet with KPMG professionals and enjoy the indoor trampoline park. If you need a ride or can give people rides please sign up here. GRADUATE STUDENTS The Department of Housing and Residence Education is looking for graduate level students to fulfill multiple live on-campus graduate staff positions. Priority Deadline is February 26, 2019. For additional information, visit https://www.housing.ufl.edu/about/employment/graduate-staff-positions/. SCHOLARSHIPS James Wilcox Endowment Scholarship: The James Wilcox Endowment, established through the FICPA Scholarship Foundation, has allocated four (4) $5,000 scholarships for African-American accounting students from accredited Florida colleges and universities. 4th year students who are currently completing their senior year and will be enrolled in our Master’s Program in Fall 2019, are encouraged to apply. Applicants must be U.S. citizens (or Permanent Resident Status), Florida residents, indicate a desire to work in Florida and plan to sit for the CPA exam. Deadline to apply is March 4, 2019. Walter A. Friedly Memorial Scholarship: FICPA’s Walter A. Friedly Memorial Scholarship Fund, established through the Community Foundation of Broward, has designated three (3) scholarships at $2,000 each for accounting students for the Fall 2019 semester. Applicants must be 4th or 5th year accounting students who will be enrolled in the Fall 2019 semester, U.S. citizens (or Permanent Resident Status) and residents of Broward County. Students must also indicate a desire to work in Florida and plan to sit for the CPA exam. In addition, the student must demonstrate financial need as determined by the Office for Student Financial Affairs. Deadline to apply is March 4, 2019. INTERNSHIPS Florida Gubernatorial Fellows: The Florida Gubernatorial Fellowship provides an opportunity for a 9-month internship in Tallahassee with a front-line view of the inner workings of state government. Deadline to apply is February 22. For more information, contact UF liaison Dr. Sheila Dickison at doctord@ufl.edu. The Washington Center Internships: The Washington Center (TWC) affords UF students the opportunity to earn academic credit while interning in D.C. in positions within politics, public policy, international relations, business, health care, non-profits, education and the arts. For more information, contact UF liaison Dr. Sheila Dickison at doctord@ufl.edu.

February 1, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, February 8, by 5:00pm: Spring Degree Applications deadline GRADUATE STUDENTS Deadline Extended 2 days! Annual Graduate Awards: We have extended the deadline for our annual Graduate Awards through Sunday, February 3. Completing this one short application for graduate fellowships/awards puts the student in consideration for all available endowed scholarships and fellowships. Awards range from $2,500 to $4,000. Eligibility and instructions are printed on the application. FSOA STUDENTS Monday, February 4, 4:00-5:30pm: Exploring Careers in Accounting, part of Heavener Career Week. This is a great opportunity to hear from industry experts what your life and career as an accountant can be. Come to this session to learn more about a career in accounting. We will have a panel discussion with representatives of major public accounting firms. We will also include a presentation discussing the accounting major and our combined 3/2 program leading to a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and a Master of Accounting. Open to all undergraduate students in the Warrington College of Business. Monday, February 4, 7:00pm: Join BAP and Berkowitz Pollack Brant at Loosey's downtown (120 SW 1st Ave, Gainesville, FL) for food, networking, and TRIVIA!! This is a great opportunity to meet professionals from BPB before Career Showcase in a fun and relaxed setting while earning professional hours. They hope to see you there! Tuesday, February 5, 9:00am-3:00pm: Career Showcase will be at the O’Connell Center. Think you are ready? If you are not registered with Gator CareerLink, then you are not ready! After registering, be sure to upload a current resume. You will then be able to search for employers and sign up for interviews. New this year, you can download the Career Fair Plus app, and start planning your Career Showcase visit before you arrive. For more information on the app and Showcase, visit Career Showcase. Visit Fisher Current Students for Career Recruiting Advice. Wednesday, February 6, 11:00am-2:00pm: Honeywell, a Fortune 100 Company, recently added recruiting of Accounting and Finance majors at UF for their Future Finance Leaders Program. Come meet the Leaders of this program and a program participant at their tabling event. Are you a top Finance or Accounting Undergraduate who would enjoy a rewarding career, with a competitive company? Learn about this opportunity to join top university students at Honeywell! Internship opportunities currently available for December 2019 and May 2020 grad dates. 2019 Accounting Scholars Leadership Symposium in Orlando: The FICPA Accounting Scholars Leadership Symposium is a two-day (June 13-14), invitational program for accounting majors who want to strengthen their professional skills and learn about the benefits of earning the CPA credential. This is a time for students to fine-tune their skillset and become the future leaders that our profession needs. Deadline to apply is Friday, February 22, 2019. Habitat for Humanity: Collegiate Challenge is an alternative Spring Break trip organized and facilitated by several Habitat for Humanity affiliates across the United States. UF Habitat has organized three trips for Spring Break, March 3-9, 2019 (Thibodaux, LA; Winston-Salem, NC; Monroe, NC). Volunteers live as a group in housing provided by the affiliate, and build at project sites throughout the week. For more information, or to apply, visit bit.ly/UFHabitatCC2019. Applications are due Sunday, February 10. 2019-2020 Student Advisory Board: Applications are available for students interested in serving on the Reitz Union Board of Managers, Recreational Sports Board of Directors, or O’Connell Center Advisory Board. You must complete a separate application for each board you wish to apply for. Applications must be submitted online by March 15 at 11:59pm. For more information, visit Student Advisory Board Applications, or email Gerard Dorve-Lewis (gdorvelewis@ufsa.ufl.edu). SCHOLARSHIPS The American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) has scholarship opportunities for students who are majoring in accounting or considering accounting as a major. The AICPA Legacy Scholarships will be awarding more than 100 scholarships for the 2019-20 academic year; scholarships range from $3,000 - $10,000/student. All applicants must

have a 3.0 GPA and plan to pursue the CPA license after graduation. Full eligibility and requirement details can be found online at ThisWayToCPA. Apply online before March 1, 2019 at 3 pm ET. For questions, contact scholarships@aicpa.org. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT The City of Gainesville Regional Utilities currently has openings for two Interns. Duties include: Creates complex journal entries to move or post revenues and expenses. Reconciles general ledger accounts including payroll, inventory, accounts receivables and other accounts. Assists with capital closeouts and special projects as requested. Assists internal and external auditors during audits of assigned responsibility area. To apply, please visit http://www.cityofgainesville.jobs. Applications will be accepted until February 13. FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT Sea Air Towers in Hollywood Beach, FL, has an opening for a General Accountant - Entry to 4 year experience in accounting and finance. Requires Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting; Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.3 preferred; Strong attention to detail with excellent analytical and judgment capabilities; Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Competitive salary & compensation packages, including health and 401(k); educational reimbursement. For more information, email John Reed, or you call or text him at (202) 780-7177. January 25, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, February 1, by 5:00pm: Withdrawal with 25% refund, "W" assigned GRADUATE STUDENTS Deadline Approaching! Graduate Awards: The Fisher School of Accounting application for graduate fellowships/awards is now available. Completing this one application puts the student in consideration for all available endowed scholarships and fellowships. Eligibility and instructions are printed on the application. The deadline for submitting the completed application is February 1, 2019. New Scholarship Opportunity: The Barbara Jean Raskin Award for the Advancement of Women in the Accounting Profession will be one of the graduate awards available to students who are planning on earning their MAcc by August 2020. To be eligible, along with the Application for Graduate Awards, students must have a financial need (as determined by the Office for Student Financial Affairs), must have attended the Women in Accounting Symposium, and must submit an essay discussing the student’s demonstrated commitment to promoting the advancement of women in the accounting profession or how the student intends to address this issue in the future. If you have already submitted an application for graduate awards, you can simply submit the essay to Larah Doyle. The deadline for this and all other graduate awards is February 1. FSOA STUDENTS Monday, January 28, 10:00am-2:00pm: Come out and meet with Grant Thornton during their “Getting to Know You and Resume Review” in Gerson Breakout Room 230. They will be reviewing resumes, giving career fair advice, and answering any questions you might have. They hope to see you there! Monday, January 28, 6:15pm: BAP New Member Meeting and Valentines for Veterans. If you’re interested in learning more about Beta Alpha Psi, join them for their new member meeting in Gerson 126! After the meeting, they will be having desserts in the Atrium and making valentines cards for veterans at the VA hospital! If you are already a BAP candidate or member, you do not need to attend the meeting, and can come at 6:45 for the Valentines social. Tuesday, January 29, 11:00am-2:00pm: Slide by the Gleim Atrium for some Angus Sliders with Cherry Bekaert! Meet the Cherry Bekaert team and learn more about their Summer Connect Program, Internship opportunities and their recruiting process! The Cherry Bekaert team looks forward to seeing you!

Tuesday, January 29, 3:00pm: What are your plans for summer 2019? Heavener study abroad programs Information Session will be held in Bryan Hall, room 130. Learn about UF semester programs in Dublin, London, Madrid, Paris, & Rome for summer or fall 2019. Open to all UF students and all majors. Tuesday, January 29, 6:00pm: FSOAC will have its first General Body Meeting of the semester in Gerson 126. This is a great opportunity to meet other accounting students and listen to their guest speaker. Free pizza will be provided in the Gleim Atrium after the meeting. They, hope to see you there! Wednesday, January 30, 10:00am-2:00pm: Interested in a career in public accounting at a Big 4 Firm? Stop by Starbucks on NW 13th Street (by Publix) and learn more about the opportunities that KPMG has to offer in their Audit, Tax, and Advisory practices. They will be available to answer any questions you may have. For recruiter coffee chat/office hours, feel free to RSVP and book an appointment through Laura Summers at laurasummers@kpmg.com. RSM Scholarships: The RSM US Foundation's national scholarship program will again award 10 students with $10,000 scholarships and invitations to participate in RSM's Pathways summer leadership program. Applicants must be sophomores (or juniors in a five-year program) studying business in a bachelor’s degree program. For additional information and eligibility requirements, visit Power Your Education Scholarship Program. Applications are due by Thursday, February 28. Students Interning In New York City Summer 2019: Educational Housing Services (EHS), a not-for-profit organization that provides affordable fully furnished housing to students, is offering a $250 gift card for a rideshare service to students who book their summer housing now through February 18th. For more information, visit NYC Summer Intern Housing or call 1-800-297-4694. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT Gleim Campus Rep Program: Gleim CPA Review is accepting applications from accounting students who are energetic, professional, and in their junior year or above. For more information, visit Campus Rep Program or contact Sarah Sheppard at campus.rep@gleim.com or 800.874.5346 ext. 453. January 18, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Monday, January 21: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – No Classes Friday, January 25, by 5:00pm: S-U Grade Option FSOA STUDENTS Tuesday, January 22, 6:00-7:30pm: Are you interested in learning more about careers in audit at a public accounting firm? KPMG’s UF Campus Recruiting Team is hosting an Audit Information session in Gerson 121. This information session will allow you to have a first-hand look at a career in Audit. They’ll unlock the mystery and address many of your questions about why KPMG Audit is the Assurance you’ve been looking for! Wednesday, January 23, 11:00am-3:00pm: Get to Know BDO booth will be in the Gleim Atrium. Stop by for a bite to eat, and to speak with their representatives, who will be there to field questions about BDO, available opportunities and their summer leadership program! Wednesday, January 23, 7:00-9:00pm: To celebrate the new semester, KPMG would like to invite you to attend their Spring Kick Off Social at Cypress & Grove Brewing Company to learn all about KPMG's current career opportunities. They’ll also have KPMG representatives on hand to tell you more about their experiences at the firm. Please RSVP Here if you plan on attending. Thursday, January 24, 11:30am-2:00PM: Stop by the Gleim Atrium for a chance to connect with the Deloitte team before Showcase. Lunch will be provided. Friday, January 25, 10:00am-Noon: Come join EY for their first-ever “Brunch & Learn” in the UF Career Connections Center (Innovation Room A&B) to learn more about their various practices (lines of service) they have

to offer at EY. This will be an interactive presentation and as always, food will be provided. Come learn about some of their less-known practices and they hope to see you there! Accounting Career Student Survey – Universum: Many of the major accounting firms partner with Universum to gain information about students and their career interests. Such surveys also provide information for students and their own career planning. The link for University of Florida students to take this short, 15 minute survey is Universum Career test. Internship Opportunities: The Washington Center (TWC) affords UF students the opportunity to earn academic credit while interning in D.C. in positions within politics, public policy, international relations, business, health care, non-profits, education and the arts. They will be hosting one of two information sessions with a representative from TWC on January 22nd, 2019, at 4:30 p.m. and January 23rd, 2019, at 3:00 p.m. in Pugh Hall Room 210. For more information, contact UF liaison Dr. Sheila Dickison at doctord@ufl.edu. January 11, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, January 18, by 3:30pm: Fee Payments Due by 3:30pm at University Bursar JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS DEADLINE EXTENDED! - Junior Scholarship Applications: Thanks to the generous contributions of some accounting firms, the Fisher School of Accounting has scholarship programs designed to reward undergraduate students who have distinguished themselves after completion of all required 3000 level accounting courses (ACG 3101 and ACG 3401). We have two applications available. Eligible students are welcome and encouraged to apply to both scholarship programs, but may only be awarded one. See the current applications on our website at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Submit completed applications to 210 Gerson Hall, or email to: larah.doyle@warrington.ufl.edu. Deadline to apply is January 13, 2019. FSOA STUDENTS Monday, January 14, 6:15pm: Join Beta Alpha Psi and EY for bowling in the Reitz Union Game Room. This will be a fun opportunity to network with EY professionals ahead of Career Showcase! Wednesday, January 16, 11:30am- 2:30pm: Come by and join RSM for lunch on the Babicz Terrace! Meet, mingle, and enjoy the afternoon with RSM professionals. They look forward to seeing you there! Wednesday, January 16, 5:00-7:00pm: Join Deloitte at The Social at Midtown for a fun night of networking, food and drinks! All accounting students are invited to attend. Thursday, January 17, 11:00am-2:00pm: Crack the Code with EY! Are you a problem solver? Do you have what it takes to crack the code? Join EY in the Gleim Atrium in Gerson Hall to mingle with EY professionals, grab something to eat and see if you have what it takes to crack the code for some awesome prizes! Friday, January 18, 8:30am-1:00pm: Undergraduate Walk-in Advising resumes. Offered every Friday from 8:30am to 1:00pm during the Fall and Spring semesters, walk-in advising sessions are designed to answer quick questions and last no longer than five to ten minutes. Walk-in advising cannot develop an extensive plan of study beyond one term, resolve complex questions, or address matters requiring privacy. The Friday walk-in policy has recently been updated. Please see the new policy at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/academic-advising/. Accounting Career Student Survey – Universum: Many of the major accounting firms partner with Universum to gain information about students and their career interests. Such surveys also provide information for students and their own career planning. The link for University of Florida students to take this short,15 minute survey is https://careertest.universumglobal.com/s/19usufl. INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

The Office of the University Controller has paid student internship opportunities available. The University Controller oversees Finance & Accounting at the University of Florida, and provides a wide range of financial operations that support and assist in the creation of a strong fiscal environment for the University. For more information, visit www.fa.ufl.edu. The internships will involve participation in accounting, process improvement, and compliance projects designed to implement or improve best practices. In addition, other cross-function and miscellaneous duties may be assigned by the Controller. If interested, please visit http://www.fa.ufl.edu/controller/student-interns/ for more information and to apply. FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT NEWCorp, Inc. is hiring for a Finance Specialist located in Gainesville. Requires Bachelor’s Degree. Assist the Director of Finance with a variety of financial functions. Starting salary range of $40,000-$51,203. Benefits include 403B Retirement with Employer 3% match, variety of medical, dental & vision benefits, Employer paid life insurance, 96 hours of paid sick leave. Email a letter of interest and resume to edujobs@siatech.org. An application will be completed upon offer of an interview. Please direct any questions to Patrick Irving via email or phone 760.631.6142. January 4, 2019 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, January 4, by 11:59pm: Spring Regular Registration Ends ($100 late fee after 11:59pm deadline) Friday, January 4, 8:30am-4:00pm: Regular Registration walk in advising Monday-Wednesday, January 7-9: Drop/Add for module 3 classes Monday-Friday, January 7-11: Drop/Add for semester-long classes (at or after assigned start time) Monday-Friday, January 7-11, 8:30am-4:00pm: Drop/Add walk in advising Friday, January 11: Withdrawal from all semester-long spring courses with no fee liability FSOA STUDENTS Drop/Add Week: Due to the heavy volume of traffic at the beginning of the semester, we will not be responding to student emails or telephone inquiries through the drop/add period, which ends on Friday, January 11, for semester-long courses, and on Wednesday, January 9, for Module 3 courses. If you are a current UF student needing assistance related to the Spring 2019 semester, you may report to 210 Gerson Hall between the hours of 8:30am and 4:00pm. Monday, January 7, 11:00am-2:00pm: Grant Thornton hopes you had a wonderful holiday season! They would like to welcome you back to campus, so come see them in Gerson Hall Atrium to Meet, Greet, and Eat with them on your first day back! Food and back to school essentials will be provided! Tuesday, January 8, 11:00am-2:00pm: EY is back on campus and encouraging all accounting students to swing by their Invasion Day Backyard BBQ in the Gleim Atrium! Grab a bite to eat and mingle with representatives from across the Southeast Region. Tuesday, January 8, 6:30-8:30pm: PwC will be hosting a welcome back social at the Original American Kitchen (OAK) located at 15 SE 1st Avenue. This is a casual drop-in event with plenty to eat and drink! This will be a great opportunity to interact with PwC professionals from a variety of service lines and offices! PwC's welcome back social is open to all Accounting students interesting in learning more about PwC, their Values, Cultures & People! The PwC team is excited to be back on campus and looking forwarding to seeing you! Wednesday, January 9, 11:30am-2:00pm: Join the Deloitte team in the Gleim Atrium as they welcome you back to school with some FRO-YO for Desserts with Deloitte. Thursday, January 10, 11:00am-2:00pm: KPMG looks forward to seeing you on campus very soon! Stop by the Gleim Atrium and find your fit with KPMG! They’ll have some healthy snacks, some fun giveaways and information

about their Summer Leadership Program, Discover KPMG. If you haven’t already, please create or update your profile in their KPMG on-campus data base to keep in touch, and be the first to know about on campus events and KPMG news - KPMG US Portal Saturday, January 12, 10:00am - 4:00pm: VITA training at UF law school (Holland Hall room 285C). VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) is a partnership between the IRS and United Way that enables students to help Gainesville residents file their income tax returns. If you're interested in getting involved in the VITA program, come out to this training to learn the information you need to get certified. If you plan to attend, please RSVP at https://irscertificationvita.splashthat.com/. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS DEADLINE APPROACHING - Junior Scholarship Applications: Thanks to the generous contributions of some accounting firms, the Fisher School of Accounting has scholarship programs designed to reward undergraduate students who have distinguished themselves after completion of all required 3000 level accounting courses (ACG 3101 and ACG 3401). We have two applications available. Eligible students are welcome and encouraged to apply to both scholarship programs, but may only be awarded one. See the current applications on our website at https://warrington.ufl.edu/accounting-current-students/forms/. Submit completed applications to 210 Gerson Hall, or email to: larah.doyle@warrington.ufl.edu. Deadline to apply is January 11, 2019. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT SCORE is a national non-profit whose mission is to support vibrant local small business communities. The local chapter, NorthCentralFlorida.score.org, is looking for part-time administrative help. Most of the work can be done from your home or apartment, and the pay is $12.50/hr. They expect 3-6 hours/week will be sufficient. For more information, or to schedule a phone interview, contact Jeff Greenspan at jeff.greenspan@scorevolunteer.org.