Do you know how to make yourself matter to employers? Learn how to make purposeful connections with employers through field, industry, and organizational research. Highlighted resources will include company websites, LinkedIn, the Occupational Outlook Handbook, Glassdoor, and the Purdue Career
Nervous about intervewing? Not sure how to prepare for the questions that may be asked? This session will go beyond the basics for a deep dive into preparing for behavior based interview questions and utilizing the STAR technique. Participants will
Location: Pfendler Hall - Dean's Auditorium Annual Constitution Day Keynote Presentation by Linda Greenhouse, sponsored by PAIR Center in Political Sciences. Lecture endowed by Ann & Bill Moreau in honor of Senator Birch Bayh ('51) Title: Preserving or Disrupting:
C.R.A.S.E. (Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events) is a 2-hour program that provides strategies, guidance and plan options for surviving an active threat event. Topics include the history and prevalence of active shooter events, civilian response options and preparing a response in advance.
International students, have you felt overwhelmed and stressed while juggling life, classwork and job search? How can you take care of yourself mentally and physically while trying to be successful in your career planning? Join our certified therapist from CAPS to
We welcome you to register for the Nitrogen Fate ShapesAgriculture's Sustainable Future workshop, a one-day eventsponsored by the Purdue Institute for a Sustainable Future (ISF) and theOak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) innovation partnerships grantprogram. The Purdue Institute for a Sustainable Future invites
FREE EVENT Celebrate the vibrant cultures of the world at the 30th Annual West Lafayette Global Fest! This lively, family-friendly event brings the community together for a full day of international music, delicious global cuisine, and hands-on cultural activities and
Join The Data Mine guest speaker series in Indianapolis occurring every other Monday (at alternating times). These events count as "outside events" for TDM 10200/20200/30200/40200/50100. Featured guest: To be announced soon. Who: All students welcome. When: Monday, September 22, 12:30
Welcome to your junior year! You are closer to graduation, so what now? Join in this workshop to learn more to make the most out of your junior year so that you can be prepared to find the ideal career.
Choose your own adventure in this workshop geared towards seniors who are approaching the end of their college career. Explore options for identifying resources, job search strategies, making the most of your campus experience, and building a community of support.
Make the most of your sophomore year by learning strategies for career exploration and making connections. Prepare for your future now by marking off key experiences to develop your interests. Lay the groundwork for a successful internship search. In this
Research Roundtable Fall 2025 Undergraduate Research Roundtable Wednesday, September 24, 2025 2pm-5pm :: Virtual RSVP to receive updates closer to the event! This event brings undergraduate research mentors and programs seeking applicants together with students seeking opportunities to learn more