Friday, July 24th 6-7pm

Panelists:

Sarah Pomeranz, Class of 2020

Sujaan Sanghvi, Class of 2019

Olivia Dineen, Class of 2019

Jessica Lee, Rutgers Honors Program Alum

Jessica Lee

Monday, July 20th 7-8pm

Panelists:

Michael Nitzsche, Class of 2019- MIT for Mechanical Engineering 

Collin McManus, Class of 2019- Princeton University for Molecular Biology

Meredith Giovanelli, Class of 2019- Columbia University for Health Policy 

Justin Wong, Class of 2019- Stanford University for Data Science

Colin McManus

Thursday, July 16th 7-8pm

Panelists:

Yesha Parekh, Class of 2019- RWJMS, rising third year med student (7-year program)

Caroline Kratka, Class of 2020—entering MD/PHD program this fall

Patricia Shelton, Class of 2019—Gap Year in research, entering med school this fall

Eshan Kaul, Class of 2019, RWJMS, rising third year med student (7-year program)

Yesha Parekh

This is the closing session of the Virtual Honors College Professional & Leadership Development Summer Program.

Learn from experts this summer! The Honors College is offering a Summer Program that will help you build your professional and leadership skills so that you are prepared for future opportunities, and expand your network by connecting with Honors College and Rutgers alumni. 

Registration DUE: Thursday, June 18th, 11:59pm

Dates: 8 weeks,  June 22nd - August 13th

Learn from experts this summer! The Honors College is offering a Summer Program that will help you build your professional and leadership skills so that you are prepared for future opportunities, and expand your network by connecting with Honors College and Rutgers alumni.

Registration DUE: Thursday, June 18th, 11:59pm

Dates: 8 weeks,  June 22nd - August 13th

Thursday, August 6th, 7-8pm: Becoming a Socially Responsible Leader

Tuesday, July 28th, 7-8:30pm: Using Design-Thinking to Plan a Career and Life with Purpose

Learn from a design thinking expert from the Keller Center @ Princeton University, and Dean Rydel, how to utilize design thinking to prototype and plan for a career and life with purpose. The Keller Center at Princeton University supports student startup ventures and teaches how to use design thinking for successful innovation.

Tuesday, July 14th, 7-8pm: Strengths-based Leadership

Tuesday, June 23rd, 12-1pm: Emotional Intelligence for Leaders

Join HC Upperclassmen Eric Jiang and Margot Noyelle for a workshop on resume writing and the current and future state of networking and recruitment. The following will be covered: