Graduate School Diverse Student Panel & Discussion

Freshman Finance Diversity Program

The application is due this Friday, February 9^th. There is an informational panel on February 8^th at 7pm in Hodge Hall, Room 1046. Students do not need to attend the panel in order to apply.

Finance Diversity Program

Apply Here: https://goo.gl/forms/EDgNn073GfNM0oF53

Program Overview: The Freshmen Finance Diversity Program (FDP) is an initiative designed to increase the diversity in Finance at Indiana University and in the financial services industries. The program is sponsored by the Finance department and is led by student leaders in several of the finance workshops, such as the Investment Management, the Investment Banking, Commercial Real Estate, and Private Wealth Workshops. A strong candidate will be self-motivated and have a strong desire to learn.

Eligibility: The Finance Diversity Program application is open to all Women, LGBTQ+, Underrepresented Minority, and Veteran Freshmen across Indiana University. A Finance Major is not required and students do not have to be currently enrolled in the Kelley School of Business to apply. Candidates should have a 3.0+ GPA to be considered for the program.

Curriculum: Once selected, students will have access to the curriculum of the FDP. This curriculum includes tutoring, seminars & case competitions, and potential trips to Indianapolis, Chicago, and New York to network with firms in financial services. Students will also receive individualized attention from student mentors, professors, and finance professionals across industries.

Contact: Students with questions may contact Mona Sehgal at sehgalm@umail.iu.edu.

Health Programs Fair

CAREER EVENT for students interested in public sector opportunities

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27^TH AT 6 PM

CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER, 625 NORTH JORDAN AVE.

(across from the Health Center)

FREE PIZZA AND REFRESHMENTS

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How do your personality, values, skills, and interests match jobs related to politics, policy, and the public sector?

·       What are these jobs?

·       How do you research these careers?

Career Fields Include:

·         Federal Government

·         State and Local Government: Social Services, Sustainability, IT, Parks and Recreation, Human Resources

·         The Legislative Branch

·         Non Profits

·         Professional Associations

·         Trade Associations

·         Law Careers: Prosecutor, Defense Attorney, Lobbyist, Family Law, Constitutional Law, Immigration Law

·         International Careers: U.S. State Department, CIA, U.S. Foreign Service, Peace Corps

·         Political Campaigns

·         Public Policy (Think Tanks)

·         Advocacy Organizations

·         Teaching

·         Journalism

·         Law Enforcement

·         FBI

IU Camp Fair is Next Week!

Summer Camp - A Great Way To Spend Your Summer!

Summer Camps provide some of the most fun and meaningful summer job experiences ever!

IU Summer Camp Jobs Fair 

Wed, Feb 7 from 11-2:30 in Alumni Hall

• 75 Camps coming to recruit
• Find your niche: Adventure; Day; Music/Art; Religious; Sport; Special Needs and more
• Pick your location: California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania & Wisconsin

Take a look at the list of camps here.

 See you at the fair!

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Diversity Program Announcement: A Sneak Peek at Northwestern's Psychology PhD Programs

A SNEAK PEEK AT NORTHWESTERN’s PSYCHOLOGY PHD PROGRAMS

Northwestern University's Psychology Department is hosting a program on Friday, June 1st and Saturday, June 2nd for students who are members of groups that are traditionally underrepresented in academia (including first-generation college students), and who are potentially interested in pursuing graduate study in psychology. Activities will include workshops designed to help with the graduate school application process and opportunities to meet psychology department faculty members and graduate students to learn what graduate school is like and how they might fit into the various psychology graduate programs (e.g., clinical, social, cognitive neuroscience, etc.). Travel and accommodation costs associated with participation will be covered, and the application process will be fast and free (applications are due by April 2nd @ 5 PM CST).  For more information, please see the program website and access the online application here.