Internal Resources

Faculty and Staff

• Internal Resources
  • Community Engagement Conference Travel Award Program
  • Community Engagement Participant Summit
  • Community Engagement Research (CER) Faculty Fellowship
  • Community Scholars Program
  • Office of Faculty Enhancement
  • Academic Affairs Development Grants
  • Foundation Board Initiatives
  • Transformational Learning Opportunities

Students

• Internal Resources
  •  Career Services 
  •   Clubs and Organizations  
  •   Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life  
  •   International Center  
  •   Taylor Leadership Institute   
  •   Volunteer Services  

Community

• Athletics

  The mission of the University of North Florida Intercollegiate Athletic Program is to provide a high level, broad-based program of intercollegiate athletics for student-athletes who demonstrate academic and athletic excellence. To accomplish this, the program is committed to the principles of fairness, gender equity, community involvement, and moral and fiscal responsibility. As a regional university, the program reflects the athletic interests of northeast Florida and brings identity and recognition to the University. 

   

• Center for Community Initiatives (CCI)
  The Northeast Florida Center for Community Initiatives (CCI) is dedicated to providing high quality research and evaluation support to community, local, state and federal programs affecting community life in Northeast Florida.
• Center for Nutrition and Food Security
  The Center for Nutrition and Food Security (CNFS) serves as a gateway to the University for non-profit Agencies, government programs, professional organizations, and industry personnel by exploring solutions to food insecurity and malnutrition.
• Center for Economic and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Research
  The Center for Economic and GIS Research (CEGR) is an interdisciplinary Center providing research and science based solutions in a variety of business settings.
• Center for Urban Education and Policy
  The Center for Urban Education and Policy works to empower schools and communities by uniting strengths, inviting advocacy, and inspiring innovation.
• Continuing Education
  The Division of Continuing Education provides a wide range of non-credit courses and certificate programs, some of which are offered on-line, designed to offer convenience, flexibility and exceptional value. These courses and programs target individuals who are preparing for graduate school, seeking certification, looking for advancement, changing careers or just love to learn.
• Continuing Education: OSHER Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI)

  UNF's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) provides intellectual, social and cultural enrichment opportunities in a climate that fosters friendship and a mutual sharing of ideas and life experiences. OLLI offers courses, ED-ventures, Speaker Series programs and other special events. OLLI is a year-round, member-centered, member-led, member-staffed program for those 50 years and better in Northeast Florida. 

• Environmental Center

  The Environmental Center at the University of North Florida was founded in 2004. Its mission is to establish, develop and support cross-disciplinary education and research related to the environment. The Center fosters programs for students, faculty, and staff to pursue environmental activities through academics, research, and extracurricular activities. The Center conducts and supports campus infrastructural projects involving sustainability and the campus’s natural environment.

• Florida Engineering Education Delivery System (FEEDS)
  The Florida Engineering Education Delivery System (FEEDS) is a distance learning system that delivers course content through live-recorded class sessions, and then web cast over the internet for on-demand streaming of recorded lectures.
• Florida Institute of Education
  The Florida Institute of Education (FIE) serves as a visible focal point for the State University System relative to public school issues. The FIE is committed to improving public education by engaging in systems thinking, collaborative problem-solving, research-focused evaluation, instructional and leadership development and practice-focused research and development.
• Fraternity and Sorority Life

  UNF Fraternity & Sorority Life strives to provide students with a healthy and inclusive environment that fosters personal growth, commitment to the greater community, and an unparalleled leadership experience which in turn attracts students seeking to better themselves and produces students who set the standard among others in their lives after college.

• Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville/MOCA
  The Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville, a non-profit, visual arts educational institution, is a cultural resource of the University of North Florida and serves the community through exhibitions, collections, educational programs, outreach and publications designed to enhance an understanding and appreciation of modern and contemporary art with particular emphasis on works created after 1960.  It is one of the largest institutions of its kind in the Southeast. MOCA Jacksonville is funded in part by the University of North Florida, the City of Jacksonville, Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and through the generous support of our members.
• Public Opinion Research Lab (PORL)

  The Public Opinion Research Laboratory (PORL) is a full-service survey research facility that provides tailored research to fulfill each client's individual needs. The PORL at the University of North Florida is dedicated to conducting studies that contribute to the knowledge and understanding of salient social, economic, business, and health issues.

• Small Business Development Center
  The Small Business Development Center at UNF assists potential and existing small business owners by offering guidance in the development of business plans as well as up-to-date management advice, training and information.
• The Center for Community-Based Learning
  Contact the Center for Community-Based Learning to help you identify resources and directions you would like to pursue in connection with the University of North Florida.  We can help you connect with campus and other community organizations to collaborate in tackling local needs and issues. We would also be pleased to explore ways you might serve as a resource to UNF, by mentoring students in their career preparation, for example, or by participating as a speaker at issue-focused events.
• The Coggin College of Business Local Economic Indicators Project (LEIP)

  The Coggin College of Business Local Economic Indicators Project (LEIP) provide not just local Jacksonville economic and business data, but also business and economic data for the State of Florida, the United States and the world.

• The Department of Media Relations

  The Department of Media Relations works as a liaison to the media to inform the public about events, research and other newsworthy happenings at the University. The office also helps the media to locate University experts to comment on today's news or topics of interest.

• The Florida Blue Center for Ethics
  The Florida Blue Center for Ethics fosters deliberation on ethical issues as they emerge in public and professional life by facilitating the application of moral reasoning to questions of ethics and values as faced by policymakers, researchers and professional practitioners in the areas of health care, law, business, engineering, education, government and public life generally. The Center contributes to regional, national and international discussion of these matters through research, education, community outreach and professional ethics consultations.
• The Hicks Honors College: Service Learning

  The Hicks Honors College demonstrates its commitment to academic and cultural growth, civic awareness and student success by fostering a community of intellectually curious global citizens. The Honors First Year Colloquium explores immigration and national identity in a class while building critical thinking, interpersonal, and leadership skills through a student-run service project helping refugees.

• The Office of Governmental Affairs
  The Office of Governmental Affairs serves as the principle liaison between UNF and federal, state and local governmental offices and legislative bodies.  The office is responsible for development and implementation of strategies and programs to attain public funding goals, and to foster mutually supportive, on-going relationships with elected officials, executive branch leaders, other education institutions as well as UNF’s public and private partners.
• UNF Events Open to the Community
  The Calendar of Events at UNF lists activities that are open to the general public. Additionally, UNF has several Cultural Events and venues available to the general public operating throughout the year.
• UNF Fine Arts Center
  The UNF Fine Arts Center is designed as a complement to the cultural offerings within Jacksonville. The Fine Arts Center presents an eclectic series of world-class performers, commercial entertainers, ethnic music and dance, cutting edge performances and children’s programming as well as the premiere of new works to support upcoming artists.
• University Center
  The University Center is a 95,000 sq. ft. facility with excellent catering and audiovisual resources that is a perfect venue for an outstanding conference, meeting, or special event.
• Volunteer Services

  The mission of UNF's Volunteer Services is to provide students with a diverse set of volunteer opportunities aimed at serving the community, while gaining experience pertaining to their interests and career goals. Volunteer Services communicates opportunities to the student body and builds and maintains partnerships with community and campus volunteer organizations.