Every Fall, Honors College 1st-year's kickoff their college career by revamping or creating their resumes and LinkedIn profiles to prepare for applications in research labs, internships, competitions, and student organizations.
Whether you already have a resume and LinkedIn profile or are starting from scratch- the Honors College Scholar Peer Mentors are here to guide you through the creation and updating process.
Take some time before classes end to intentionally assess where you are headed, what you want to keep moving forward with, and pivots you might make to help you navigate to your most purposeful and satisfying career and life.
Completion of a Capstone Project, the culminating academic experience, is required to graduate as an Honors College Scholar.
Completion of a Capstone Project, the culminating academic experience, is required to graduate as an Honors College Scholar.
Completion of a Capstone Project, the culminating academic experience, is required to graduate as an Honors College Scholar.
Completion of a Capstone Project, the culminating academic experience, is required to graduate as an Honors College Scholar.
Join the Honors College Scholar Peer Mentors for one of two workshops covering:
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This workshop explores how to easily create conference posters by using PowerPoint tools. We will explore adjusting slides to poster dimensions, adding and managing text and bullets, images, charts, tables and other poster content. We will also generate QR codes which will link to informational websites from the posters. Finally, we will explore saving the poster as pdf files and various printing options.
Thank you to our colleagues at the Rutgers Office of Teaching Evaluation and Assessment Research (OTEAR) for hosting this workshop for Honors students.
Using a data set based on the passengers of the Titanic, students will be walked through various intro-level data transformation skills using Python. Python will be used as the syntax.
Honors College students are specially invited to this wonderful learning opportunity! No prior coding experience is necessary to participate.
Registration was provided in the Honors College Opportunity Email.
In this two-part Master Class on Law, Richard Kent, Esq., will guide you through fundamental aspects of law and case examples so that you understand how concepts translate to the real world. This introduction to law will help you assess whether law is an area you would like to further study or practice in and if you chose to venture on to law school it will give you a foundation to understand the law education you are about to embark upon. |
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