CALS Student Calendar

    Explore upcoming student events with the CALS Student Calendar! These events are offered by CALS and are primarily targeted to undergraduate students.

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    • Let’s Talk with Casey Smart, LPC

      Tuesday, January 27

      2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

      116 Ag Hall

      No-cost, individual, informal, confidential consultations for 20-25 minutes. No topic is off limits and going to Let’s Talk can help you gain insight, support, and information about other resources. Common concerns include: stress, sadness, worry, relationships, academics, family problems, financial struggles, and events in the news.

    • CALS FAFSA Frenzy+

      Friday, January 30

      12:00 pm – 2:00 pm

      CALS Student Center, 25 Ag Hall

      Join CALS and the Office of Student Financial Aid for a FAFSA Frenzy, which will include financial aid and scholarship advisors (including the CALS scholarship manager) to answer questions about funding.

    • CALS Case Competition with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

      Monday, February 2

      8:00 am

      Participate in a 3-week CALS case competition focused on Wisconsin DNR’s work with farmers on nutrient management, agricultural runoff, and nonpoint source pollution. Open to all CALS undergraduates. Students work in teams (~5 hrs/week) to develop real-world recommendations and present to judges on March 13. Prizes awarded to top teams, plus lunch provided. Application open from February 2- February 17.

    • Let’s Talk with Casey Smart, LPC

      Tuesday, February 3

      2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

      116 Ag Hall

      No-cost, individual, informal, confidential consultations for 20-25 minutes. No topic is off limits and going to Let’s Talk can help you gain insight, support, and information about other resources. Common concerns include: stress, sadness, worry, relationships, academics, family problems, financial struggles, and events in the news.

    • College for Rural Wisconsin(STARS)/CALS Welcome Back Event

      Thursday, February 5

      4:00 pm – 5:30 pm

      CALS Student Center, 25 Ag Hall

      Back to campus and looking for connection? Do you have a rural/small town background? Come hang out with us! This welcome back social for CALS students who identify as coming from a rural or small town is a laid-back chance to grab FREE cookies and hot chocolate, meet other students with similar experiences, and connect with Rural Peer Advisors and other CALS faculty, staff, and students! There will be peer advisors, professional staff, and folks from other CALS organizations. No pressure! — just good food, great people, and community.

    • Veeva Systems Open House – Madison

      Tuesday, February 10

      12:00 pm – 2:30 pm

      Veeva Madison Office

      Veeva Systems invites UW–Madison students to an open house at its new Madison office. Learn about Veeva’s mission, connect with Life Sciences Consulting team members, and explore Summer 2026 new-graduate roles in Business Consulting, Software Consulting, and Marketing Analytics. Registration is required by February 5; space is limited. Please note: Veeva does not offer visa sponsorship for international students.

    • Let’s Talk with Casey Smart, LPC

      Tuesday, February 10

      2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

      116 Ag Hall

      No-cost, individual, informal, confidential consultations for 20-25 minutes. No topic is off limits and going to Let’s Talk can help you gain insight, support, and information about other resources. Common concerns include: stress, sadness, worry, relationships, academics, family problems, financial struggles, and events in the news.

    • Spring Career and Internship Fair – Day 1

      Wednesday, February 11

      4:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      The Spring Career & Internship Fair includes two days of opportunities for UW-Madison students to connect with a wide range of employers. The Fair is open to all enrolled students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, plus recent alumni who graduated within the past two years. Regardless of major, degree level or College, all are welcome to attend and take advantage of the opportunities presented at the Fair. Business casual attire is welcome and accepted!

    • Spring Career and Internship Fair – Day 2

      Thursday, February 12

      4:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      The Spring Career & Internship Fair includes two days of opportunities for UW-Madison students to connect with a wide range of employers. The Fair is open to all enrolled students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, plus recent alumni who graduated within the past two years. Regardless of major, degree level or College, all are welcome to attend and take advantage of the opportunities presented at the Fair. Business casual attire is welcome and accepted!

    • Study Abroad as a CALS Major

      Thursday, February 12

      5:45 pm – 6:45 pm

      Join this info session to learn how to plan a study abroad experience as a CALS major! Join us for pizza to learn about unique programs designed to fulfill CALS academic credit, international internships, and scholarships available only to CALS students. This session will feature a brief presentation, a panel of CALS students who studied abroad, and time to ask questions of Study Abroad Advisors!⁠

      Register here to claim your slice: https://win.wisc.edu/event/12000050

    • Let’s Talk with Casey Smart, LPC

      Tuesday, February 17

      2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

      116 Ag Hall

      No-cost, individual, informal, confidential consultations for 20-25 minutes. No topic is off limits and going to Let’s Talk can help you gain insight, support, and information about other resources. Common concerns include: stress, sadness, worry, relationships, academics, family problems, financial struggles, and events in the news.

    • Environmental, Sustainability, and Natural Resources Connector

      Thursday, February 19

      5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      Explore careers in environmental science, sustainability, conservation, and natural resources at this informal drop-in networking event. Meet company reps and alumni who work on today’s pressing environmental challenges, learn about their career paths, and get advice on building your own. Whether you’re exploring options or looking for internships/full-time roles, this is a welcoming space to ask questions and make connections.

    • Let’s Talk with Casey Smart, LPC

      Tuesday, February 24

      2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

      116 Ag Hall

      No-cost, individual, informal, confidential consultations for 20-25 minutes. No topic is off limits and going to Let’s Talk can help you gain insight, support, and information about other resources. Common concerns include: stress, sadness, worry, relationships, academics, family problems, financial struggles, and events in the news.

    • Healthcare Connector

      Wednesday, February 25

      5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

      Explore healthcare careers beyond med school at this informal drop-in networking event. Meet professionals and alumni working in patient care, public health, lab science, health tech, administration, and more. Learn about their career paths, get advice on entering the field, and ask about internships or full-time opportunities in a welcoming, low-pressure space.

    • CALS Site Visit to Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals

      Friday, February 27

      1:30 pm – 4:30 pm

      Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals

      Visit Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals in Madison to explore their cutting-edge R&D labs, meet scientists and staff, and learn how new therapies are developed. Get an inside look at careers in biotech and drug discovery, ask questions, and enjoy a meal while connecting with professionals in the field. Transportation provided, registration will open in January.

    • Animal Healthcare and Nutrition Meetup

      Tuesday, March 3

      1:30 pm – 4:30 pm

      Atrium, Center for Dairy Research

      Explore careers supporting animal health and wellbeing at this informal drop-in networking event. Connect with professionals and alumni working in veterinary tech, animal nutrition, wildlife care, research, and more. Learn about their paths, get guidance on entering the field, and ask about internships or full-time roles in a friendly, low-pressure setting.

    • Let’s Talk with Casey Smart, LPC

      Tuesday, March 3

      2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

      116 Ag Hall

      No-cost, individual, informal, confidential consultations for 20-25 minutes. No topic is off limits and going to Let’s Talk can help you gain insight, support, and information about other resources. Common concerns include: stress, sadness, worry, relationships, academics, family problems, financial struggles, and events in the news.

    • Let’s Talk with Casey Smart, LPC

      Tuesday, March 10

      2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

      116 Ag Hall

      No-cost, individual, informal, confidential consultations for 20-25 minutes. No topic is off limits and going to Let’s Talk can help you gain insight, support, and information about other resources. Common concerns include: stress, sadness, worry, relationships, academics, family problems, financial struggles, and events in the news.

    • Let’s Talk with Casey Smart, LPC

      Tuesday, March 17

      2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

      116 Ag Hall

      No-cost, individual, informal, confidential consultations for 20-25 minutes. No topic is off limits and going to Let’s Talk can help you gain insight, support, and information about other resources. Common concerns include: stress, sadness, worry, relationships, academics, family problems, financial struggles, and events in the news.

    • Let’s Talk with Casey Smart, LPC

      Tuesday, March 24

      2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

      116 Ag Hall

      No-cost, individual, informal, confidential consultations for 20-25 minutes. No topic is off limits and going to Let’s Talk can help you gain insight, support, and information about other resources. Common concerns include: stress, sadness, worry, relationships, academics, family problems, financial struggles, and events in the news.