Networking and business deals frequently occur on the golf course, but many people either do not have experience golfing, have never been invited to a ‘seat at the table’ for these types of networking opportunities, or feel uncomfortable joining in because of a lack of familiarity with the sport.
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.
Hear from a J&J Leader, complete a J&J scavenger hunt, and then network with employees ONSITE at the J&J Powerhouse Museum
September 22nd, 2023
2:00 –4:00 PM EST
RSVP by August 31st
Registration information will be shared in the summer editions of the HC Opportunity Email.
An e-portfolio is a high-impact practice that is particularly helpful to begin early in your honors education. By creating an e-portfolio, you can collect your work over time, reflecting on your personal and academic growth and making connections between your education experiences and co-curriculars. This is a wonderful way for you to share your progress with professors, advisors, potential employers, and mentors.
Join a panel of current graduate students across the arts, sciences, law, and business for a first-hand look of graduate student life. During this session, students will share information about why they chose RU for graduate study, tips for researching programs and applying to grad school, and how their programs are preparing them for their desired career paths.
Join your Honors College peers to learn about how to connect with research opportunities, how to write emails to professors to share your interest, and what you can expect as an undergraduate researcher.
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