The Honors College Construction Intern will serve as the liaison to the Honors College and Housing and Food Services administration and Messer Construction by representing the voice of Honors College students during the construction phase of the Honors College and Residences project. Responsibilities include managing social media content, leading tours through the Honors College and Residences' model and new construction site and assisting with events relating to project milestones.

Preference will be given to candidates who are able to commit to the position for a minimum of 1 year excluding summer. Summer work will be available, but it is not a requirement of the position. Pay rate is $10/hour. This position will work 10-12 hours/week. To apply, submit resume to Catharine Patrone (cpatrone@purdue.edu) by Monday, September 22 at 5PM via email as a Word attachment.

Are you interested in moving the Honors College forward? Do you enjoy engaging with fellow students and are familiar with several social media platforms? The Honors College has a part time student position open working with our programming and communications unit. This student will research and gather information to be used for news stories and web highlights as well as assist with social media coverage at programs and events. 

This position will be 10-15 hours a week and last for the full 2014-2015 academic year. Applicants must be able to attend most Honors College community programs listed on the events calendar and have the ability to post on social media platforms from a mobile device. Please email a resume to Sashaun Wood at sashaunwood@purdue.edu if interested. Interviews will follow.

Get ready for NISO Scholarships Week, September 22-26  

We'll get you going on Astronaut, Beinecke, Boren, Gilman, Goldwater, Truman and Udall Scholarships. STEM Researchers, study abroad planners, humanities grad school aspirants, environmentalists, change-makers. Keep you GPA up and come hear about opening your life through these opportunities.  

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The Orr Career Fellowship is a two-year commitment with a host company (most often located in Indianapolis) as a full-time, paid employee and ends with a two-week international trip. During the two years, Orr fellows form an amazing network with their peers and other Indianapolis business leaders. Although the Orr Fellowship's mission is to develop Indiana's next generation of business leaders and entrepreneurs, it is not major or skill specific. Qualifications for the Orr Career Fellowship include a strong interest in entrepreneurship, academic and leadership ability, a 3.5 GPA (or 3.2 with extraordinary leadership or a technical degree), and an expected graduation date of December 2014 or May 2015.  

For more information, please visit http://www.orrfellowship.org/ or contact the Purdue Recruitment Lead and former honors student at Purdue Chloe Morrical at chloe.morrical@orrfellowship.org.