Resources and Information for LSFY Students
Boot Camp: Conquering the Job/Internship Challenge
Sunday, February 1, 2016. 1:00 – 5:00, Talley Student Center
Employer Panel, Resume/Cover Letter Workshop, ePACK and LinkedIN Tutorial, Networking and Professionalism Tips, Grad School Options and More!
Register on ePACK to attend!
11th Annual ACC Meeting of the Minds at Syracuse University. April 8 – 10, 2016.
NC State is looking for 6 students to take to Syracuse to present their original undergraduate research. The number of students is limited by the host institution and each ACC institution will be bringing 6 students. Please note this is students and NOT projects and therefore teams may want to select one person to apply to attend the conference.
PLEASE BE PREPARED TO PROVIDE GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE APPLICATION PRIOR TO STARTING, AS WELL AS THE FOLLOWING:
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION FROM MENTOR
ABSTRACT (500 WORDS OR LESS)
MENTOR INFORMATION (DEPARTMENT AND COLLEGE)
RESUME (OPTIONAL, BUT RECOMMENDED)
To be considered please apply at https://ncsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_29a5znbnyR2zoLX by February 11th. This is a hard deadline and extensions will not be given.
For more information about the conference, please refer to the host institution website at http://accmom2016.syr.edu/
For questions regarding the NC State application process please contact Heather King at hking@ncsu.edu or 919.513.0095
January 14th. 5:00 – 6:00pm. Thomas Hall 3503.
Get tips from the pros. Our LSFY class assistants will guide you though the process of developing a study schedule and identifying the best way(s) to study for challenging chemistry and biology courses.
All LSFY students are welcome – please check your email to see if your advisor requires you to attend.
Also, check the Forum Calendar for other workshop opportunities!
Developing a Plan to Change Your Major – Workshop hosted by AAS
Friday, January 8th, 1:30 – 2:30pm. Bostian 2725.
Do you have a good idea of a new intended major, outside of your current college, but need help developing an exact plan? (i.e. Review your classes for which you’ve registered for the upcoming Spring 2016 semester toward your new intended major. When/ how do you apply for admission into your new intended major via CODA?) Bring your laptop to this hands-on session that will help you develop a “Matriculation Plan” and review the process of applying to your new intended major.
Also, check the Forum Calendar for other upcoming workshops!
Not just for “new” students – all events are open to ALL students! We hope to see you at the LSFY Hot Chocolate event on January 5th, 3:30 – 5:00pm in David Clark Labs. See the full Welcome Week Schedule here.