College + Kelley Information Sessions

College + Kelley is a program designed for undergraduate students who want to combine the power of their liberal arts and sciences education with a specialized master degree from Kelley before entering the job market. We greatly value the diverse skill set and perspectives that College students bring to the Kelley graduate classroom and

This exciting partnership between the College of Arts and Sciences and Kelley School of Business affords students several benefits, including:

• GRE/GMAT waiver (with a 3.2+ GPA)
• No business or technology prerequisites required to apply
• Access to Jumpstart, an innovative summer boot camp
• Scholarships available for IU Life Science majors.

College + Kelley allows students to study what they love at the undergraduate level and then jumpstart their careers with momentum from a Kelley graduate degree. Through this program, students gain core skills in business and technology, be recruited by top recruiters from around the country, and have access to Kelley’s impressing alumni network and top-ranked Graduate Career Services.

For students interested in a full-time graduate program, we have an MS in Information Systems (MSIS), which prepares students to be professions using technology to solve business problems. We are proud to report that:

• 90-97% of students graduate with job offers in hand
• $70-75K is the average starting salary.

In addition to the MSIS, College students who receive a full-time offer in the fall of their senior year are eligible to apply, through +Kelley, to the part-time, online Kelley Direct specialized master degrees.

Upcoming Information Sessions:

• Sept. 6 at 5:30pm in Psychology 228 (dinner provided)
• Oct. 10 at 12pm in GA 2067 (lunch provided)
• Nov. 8 at 9:30am in the IMU (exact location TBD)

RSVPs are appreciated.

Volunteer Recruitment Opportunity

The A-Team needs your help!

 

We are a group of students who work with the IU Office of Admissions to provide campus tours and other experiences to prospective students, and we need you! If you came on a tour before deciding to attend IU and want to provide the same experience for future Hoosiers, apply now! The A-Team offers a way for students to become involved while at the same time developing personal skills. The position is a volunteer (unpaid) position which functions as a student group. Primarily we look to take freshman and sophomore students during our recruitment periods, however we would love to meet anyone interested!

 

Applicants need only to fill our application here, which is due by September 3^rd at 11:59. If you’d like to speak with us before applying to learn more, we have callout meetings 8/30 at 7PM and 9/1 at 3PM at the Office of Admissions!

Local Volunteer Opportunity

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF BLOOMINGTON

VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTION

WORKING  HOURS:  Minimum  of  two  consistent  two-hour  shifts  per  week  for  a  commitment  of 4/week.  Shifts available Monday through Friday from 3-6 p.m.

VACATION/SICK DAYS:  2 per semester

HOLIDAYS:  Holidays and Break Days off

BREAKS:  15-minute break for every 4 hours worked

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTION:

Volunteers  will  be  providing  our  members  with  a  positive  role  model  and  assisting  to  serving our  mission  “to  enable  all  young  people,  especially  those  who  need  us  most,  to  reach  their  full potential  as  productive  caring  and  responsible  citizens.”  Volunteers  will  be  mentoring  youth ages  6-12  years  old,  help  run  the  programs,  projects,  games  and  activities.  Their  focus  will  be  on providing  fun,  educational,  and  safe  environment  for  club  youth.  Volunteers  are  expected  to treat  the  position  as  they  would  a  job.

If  any  volunteer  has  experience  or  training  to  lead  special  programs,  the  Club  is  always interested  in  bringing  new  and  interesting  programming  to  our  students.  Examples  of  past volunteer-ran  programming:  Martial  Arts,  Knitting,  Juggling,  Drama  and  Jump  Rope  Club.  The sky's the limit!

SKILLS/KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS:

1. Exhibits professionalism.

2. Patience/understanding nature.

3. Ability to be flexible in fast changing environment.

4. Demonstrates strong communication skills.

5. Must  be  able  to  demonstrate  ability  to  work  with  people  from  diverse racial/cultural/socioeconomic backgrounds.

Please  contact  Tabitha Cassani,  Lincoln  Street  Program  Director,  at tcassani@bgcbloomington.org  or  call (812)287-7428  for  more  information.

Post-graduate OPPS!

HPPLC PreMed and PreLaw Orientations

Hello!

 

Are you interested in even the possibility of attending law or medical school in the future?  If so, these meetings should be considered mandatory!  

 

PREMED ORIENTATION with Dr. Rachel Tolen, HPPLC Assistant Director and Premed Advisor:  Tuesday, August 29, 6:00 to 7:30 pm.  Whittenberger Auditorium, Indiana Memorial Union. (If you need to come late, or leave early, no problem.)

 

PRELAW ORIENTATION with Dean Greg Canada, Dean of Admission IUB Law School (!):  Wednesday, August 30, 6:00 to 7:30 pm.  Law School Moot Court Room 123 (corner of 3^rd and Indiana).  (If you need to come late, or leave early, no problem.)

 

Why:  Admission to law and medical schools remains extremely competitive.  Early preparation can make all the difference, and can make the process much less stressful later on.  Learn what really matters, what doesn't, and what you can do now to enhance your credentials that may be very difficult or impossible to do later. 

 

The Health Professions and Prelaw Center (HPPLC) is an office in Maxwell Hall devoted to helping you achieve your professional dreams.  These meetings will get you off to a great start.  These are unique opportunities that students at smaller colleges simply do not have.  Please take advantage of it -- you will be glad you did!

 

We expect a large crowd at both events!  Come with questions, or just sit and listen. 

 

Questions?  Want more information?  Contact HPPLC at hpplc@indiana.edu.  We hope to see you there!

 

Thank you!!

The HPPLC Staff

 

P.S. You can join the HPPLC email list for your area of interest to receive notices of events like this.  Go to http://hpplc.indiana.edu, click on “Email Lists” and follow the prompts.

Indiana Canine Assistant Network Volunteer Opportunity

We are a group of students with a mission to educate, fundraise, and volunteer with the Indiana Canine Assistant Network (ICAN). ICAN focuses not only on the service dogs in the program but on the individuals involved in this process. We're looking for people who would be interested in joining! If you are interested, please send your name and IU email address to ICANatIU@gmail.com

• About ICAN : ICAN is a 501(c)3 non-profit organizations founded in 2001 that utilizes multiple prisons in the state of Indiana to train service dogs. These service dogs are then carefully placed with a disabled individual, ensuring their personality types and needs match up. 
• General Member : We are looking for students or members of the Bloomington community interested in attending monthly meetings and fund-raising events. The goal of these members is to spread awareness on campus about service dogs and plan events that could help raise money for ICAN. 
• Furlough : We are looking for students or members of the Bloomington community to commit to hosting a service-dog-in-training for a three week period three times over the course of the school year. Each dog will have two human companions who will split up the responsibility according to their own schedules. Please note this is still a large time commitment, and it will be necessary for you to attend additional meetings and complete extensive training before handling these animals. 
• Executive Board : Ashton Asbury and Julie Mathias will be serving as ICAN at IU's Presidents for the 2017-2018 school year. We are looking for students to hold the role of Secretary, Treasurer, or a general executive member. If this interests you, please contact us: ICANatIU@gmail.com. 
• Questions? : Please do not hesitate to reach out to Ashton or Julie via ICAN's email address to ask any questions you may have! 

Fall Part-time Jobs Fair

We are excited to announce that the Career Development Center is hosting the annual Fall Part-time Jobs Fair this Friday, August 18, from 10am-3pm. The fair is open to all students. Currently, we have more than 85 employers looking to hire students for on- and off-campus opportunities as well as work study and non-work study positions. The fair is from 10:00am-3:00pm in the Indiana Memorial Union, Alumni Hall.  To learn more about the event and the attending employers, please visit: http://cdc.indiana.edu/experience/job-fairs.html