All HC Students

Resume Boost & Bites: Scholar Peer Mentors Dinners

Join the Honors College Scholar Peer Mentors for some dinner and resume reviews! 

Every student will have the opportunity to have their resume reviewed by an upper-grade peer who will give them tips on how to improve content and ideas for expanding their resumes moving forward. Grab some dinner and sit down for a review, it will be time well-spent as you set-up this important document for the years to come!

Join us to honor the past, celebrate the legacy, and uplift Black history together through a panel discussion, performances, and presentations. Dr. Priscilla Ferreira, an Afro-Brazilian geographer who works on solidarity economies, is a scholar-activist who will discuss the power and complexities of what it means to be Black in this moment. HC Faculty Fellow Dr. Nicole Burrowes will give a mini lecture on the history of "Black History Month." There will also be a Black history slideshow and student leader panelists will lead a discussion.

Join the Honors College and Rutgers Dance Marathon for a night of dancing and fun! Learn new line-dancing choreography to impress your friends and enjoy a fun social event in the South wing, plus learn how you can get involved with RUDM! 

Earn 2 HC Serves hours.

Join the HC, Honors Programming Committee, and RWJ to donate blood to our annual Fall Blood Drive. Earn 1 HC Serves hour, plus get free Jersey Mike's! Sign-ups preferred.

Join HPC in spreading warmth and dignity this season—help assemble care packages filled with essential hygiene items, socks, and gloves for those in need in the New Brunswick community. Earn up to 2 HC Serves hours!

Join the Honors Programming Committee to make Spring-themed slime and eat candy! This event will be held at 2 locations.

Join the Honors College for “Smash the Stigma,” a high-energy mental health workshop in celebration of National First-Generation College Student Celebration Day, open to all students. Release stress through plate-smashing and stress piñatas, enjoy free food, and earn one HC Serves hour while connecting with peers and learning from CAPS Counselor Shan Reeves. Engage in an open discussion that explores the meaning of being first-generation, the diversity of educational backgrounds, and how students can reflect on privilege and academic pressure during midterm season.