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Honors Leadership Symposium
Apply by 5pm Fri. Oct. 30
The purpose of the Honors Leadership Symposium is to provide a platform so leaders may share their experiences and learn from their peers. Any Honors student is invited to present and/or attend on Nov. 14. If you would like to present, please download and submit this application following the instructions provided by October 30.
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Interdisciplinary Academics
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HONR 19900:
Writing your Childhood
Spring 2016
In this course, Innovator in Residence Melissa Fraterrigo, founder of the Lafayette Writers' Studio, will guide you in articulating your own past. Apply these new writing skills to help a member of a nursing home in West Lafayette create their childhood story.
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HONR 29900:
Innovation Forum
Spring 2016
This seminar, led by Innovator in Residence Dr. Larry Bowne, will encourage you to examine the role of the American city in sponsoring and encouraging ingenuity, innovation, and creativity. Then pursue an independent study project that investigates the infrastructural, entrepreneurial and communitarian sources of innovation. In Fall 2016, these projects will be displayed in the Innovation Forum of the new Honors College and Residences building.
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NISO Walk-in Hours
Every Tues. 1-3pm in DUHM 118
Get on NISO's radar or receive an answer to a quick question by dropping in for up to 15 minutes of scholarship advising with Veronica Schirm any Tuesday afternoon.
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Community & Global Experiences
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Honors Homecoming Tent
Sat. Nov. 7, 9-11am in Stadium Mall
Learn more about the honors solar team working to improve the lives of thousands of people in Nigeria. Stadium Mall is located between the Engineering Mall and the Gateway to the Future arch. |
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Honors Lunch with
the Old Masters
Mon. Nov. 9, 11:30am-12:30pm in the Ford Dining Court (second floor)
Guests will include The Honorable Capricia Penavic Marshall, previous Chief of Protocol of the United States, and Mr. Bill Moreau, Partner in the Indianapolis and Washington, D.C. offices of Barnes and Thornburg. |
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Upcoming Events
| Torch Tuesday: Lunch with Honors College faculty and staff |
12-1pm | Wiley Dining Court
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| Oct. 27: Udall Scholarship Application Workshop |
| 5:30-7pm | BRNG 1232 | RSVP |
| Nov. 7: Homecoming Tent |
| TBA |
| Nov.7: HCRPC Masquerade Ball |
8-10pm | Third Street Multipurpose Room
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| Nov. 9: Honors Lunch with the Old Masters |
| 11:30am-12:30pm | Ford Dining Court |
| Nov. 10: NISO Astronaut Scholarship Application and Essay Writing Workshop |
5:30-7pm | ME 1012 | RSVP
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| Nov. 14: Design Garage |
10am-1pm | FPRD 204 | RSVP
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| Nov. 14: Honors Leadership Symposium |
1-4pm | Shreve Hall Jade Room
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Other opportunities
JPUR Callout and Abstract Writing Workshop
Thur. Oct. 29, 5:30pm in KRAN G010
The Journal of Purdue Undergraduate Research serves as an opportunity for student researchers to get their research out there and experience the publishing process. This callout will explain what JPUR is and outline the submission process. The abstract workshop will allow for students interested in submitting to draft potential submission material. Food will be provided.
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Research Roundtable
Tues. Nov. 10, 9am-4pm
The Purdue Society of Professional Engineers and Tau Beta Pi, along with four participating colleges, are sponsoring the 5th annual Research Roundtable. The event aims to connect Purdue undergraduate students with Purdue faculty, research groups, and even other outside companies/research affiliates, and will take place on November 10th, 2015 from 9AM to 4PM. The event is broken up into two sessions: 9:00AM - 12:15PM & 12:45PM - 4:00PM.
If you have any questions about the event, feel free to contact the event organizers listed below or Vicki Leavitt in the SURF office, surf@purdue.edu.
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Angie's List Fellowships
Apply soon
This is a full-time opportunity for May 2016 graduates to gain invaluable skills from executive team mentorship, direct exposure to significant company projects, and self-directed opportunities within Angie's List. An ideal candidate for this position can come from a variety of disciplines such as business, economics, communications, mathematics, and the arts. The real qualifications come from the individual. Must have a 3.5 GPA or higher.
Apply at careers.angieslist.com or contact Keenan Collins, Talent Acquisition Specialist, at keenanc@angieslist.com.
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Connect With Us:
Contact Info:
Purdue University Honors College
Duhme Hall, Room 134
205 North Russell Street
West Lafayette, IN 47906-4238
Phone: (765) 494-2929
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