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2026-2027 Student Success Intern Position Description

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How to Check Restrictions - Sections Restriction Report

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How to Check Prerequisites - Prerequisite Report

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How to Check Availability and Time(s) of a Class Using Schedule of Classes

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How to Check Availability and Time(s) of a Class Using Schedule of Classes

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How to Check Availability and Time of a Class with Schedule of Classes

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JPEG Registration Flyer - Career Victories Summit (002)

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Inviting Students to Volunteer for OUR Talks and Posters

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Inviting Students to Volunteer for OUR Talks and Posters

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Attention Students,

The 2026 Spring Undergraduate Research Conference is approaching, and the Conference Planning Committee is seeking volunteers. This is a great way to support your fellow students and a wonderful volunteer opportunity for student organizations.

The available opportunities include helping with set-up and working at student and judge registration for the poster sessions, as well as serving as a room moderator. There are various time slots available, and all the details can be found at the SignUpGenius link.

The OUR spring symposium is one of the best opportunities on campus for students to present the research they have been doing, and HHS is usually very well-represented. Even if you don't have time to commit to volunteering, please consider attending to see what your colleagues are up to!

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College Level Examination Program (CLEP) exams are administered by Purdue Testing Services year-round by appointment during office hours. Most CLEP exams are 90 minutes long, except Spanish with Writing (110 minutes), However, appointments are set for two hours to allow for administrative time.

For a list of CLEP exams currently accepted by Purdue, please visit the Undergraduate Admissions Transfer Credit site.

Registration

To take a CLEP exam with Purdue Testing Services, please follow the instructions on the CLEP Checklist. These instructions apply only to in-person CLEP exams taken with PTS. Purdue Testing Services is not involved in the administration of CLEP exams taken remotely or at other locations.

Appointments must be made in advance, preferably one week or more in advance. Walk-ins are not allowed. Busy periods for CLEP exams are typically around the first two weeks and last two weeks of the semester.

Register Online

Exam Fee

The cost per CLEP exam (paid to the College Board) is currently $93. Additionally, there is a credit by exam fee to use PTS. The fee is $35 for current Purdue students and $55 for non-students.
Payment must be completed before you can reserve an appointment, and availability is subject to change, so please do not call until you have completed the prior steps on the CLEP Checklist.
The credit by exam fee is non-refundable, and your invoice number will be associated with your appointment. If you no-show, cancel, or reschedule your appointment, you agree to forfeit the fee.

Study Guide

A CLEP study guide is available for use in Purdue Testing Service's office during operating hours. Additional study materials and resources can be found on the CLEP Practice webpage.

Scores

CLEP scores are shown onscreen immediately upon completion of the exam, and you will be provided with a printed score report. (There is an exception for College Composition exams. CLEP essays are scored twice per month, so College Composition scores will be provided 2-3 weeks after testing.) Once you have received a passing score, you will be able to drop or add courses as needed. However, it may take up to 3 weeks for the CLEP credit to appear on your transcript.

For credit inquiries, please contact the Office of Admissions' Credit Evaluation team

College Board

For more information, please visit the College Board website.

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College Level Examination Program (CLEP) exams are administered by Purdue Testing Services year-round by appointment during office hours. Most CLEP exams are 90 minutes long, except Spanish with Writing (110 minutes), However, appointments are set for two hours to allow for administrative time.

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Purdue University College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) - Credit Guide

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Earn Purdue credit through CLEP exams. Find out how your scores translate into college credit and take the next step toward your academic goals.

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Exploratory Studies Frequently Asked Questions for Incoming Students

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Core Transfer Library - Indiana Commission for Higher Education

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Find out which courses you can transfer. Using Indiana’s Core Transfer Library (CTL) makes it easy to find out. The CTL is a comprehensive, continually updated list of courses that are pre-approved for transfer between all Indiana public college and university campuses and five independent colleges and universities (assuming adequate grades were earned). NOTE: The

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Copyright ©1995-2018 by The Writing Lab & The OWL at Purdue and Purdue University. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, reproduced, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed without permission. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our terms and conditions of fair use.

The graduate school application section contains resources to help you through the process of applying to graduate school. This section contains an overview of applying to graduate school, words of advice on writing graduate school profiles to help with your decision making, drafting a graduate school personal statement, and the etiquette of requesting references.

Please note, that these resources focus on applying to graduate studies programs in the United States. The information contained in these resources may or may not be appropriate to other contexts.

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This section contains an overview of applying to graduate school, words of advice on writing graduate school profiles to help with your decision making, drafting a graduate school personal statement, and the etiquette of requesting references.

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1/27 - PSI CHI Faculty Networking Dinner

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1/27 - PSI CHI Faculty Networking Dinner

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Marcus Autism Center Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Opportunities for Seniors and Recent Graduates

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Marcus Autism Center Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Opportunities for Seniors and Recent Graduates

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New Course: EXPL 20000 - Internship Launch: Preparing For Professional Experience

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New Course: EXPL 20000 - Internship Launch: Preparing For Professional Experience

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Credit Hours: 1.00. This course is designed for first and second-year undergraduate students to develop essential career planning and job search skills. Through interactive workshops and practical assignments, students will learn how to identify career goals, create effective resumes, and master interview techniques. Additionally, the course will provide strategies for securing internships and job opportunities, equipping students with lifelong skills to navigate their professional journeys successfully.

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HHS Career Development Events Spring 2026

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Purdue Undergraduate Research Programs (General Postings - outside of PSY)

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Purdue Undergraduate Research Programs (General Postings - outside of PSY)

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Purdue Undergraduate Research Programs - Office of Undergraduate Research - Purdue University

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Discover the undergraduate research programs at Purdue using the filters to find your best matches. This resource complements OURConnect, Purdue’s undergraduate research portal, where individual research projects outside of programs can be posted and found. Go to the research program matrix webpage to add your undergraduate research program to this list or to learn what the Purdue OUR considers a “program?”

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What's included:

One membership for your entire household. Whether you want to get ahead, catch up, or learn for the joy of it, a Learning Membership offers a personalized approach to reaching your goals, and inspiring new ones.

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4.9/5.0. Varsity Tutors offers private and group tutoring, classes, test prep, and virtual learning for all students and professionals. Access 3,000+ subjects and 40,000+ instructors online today.

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Speechify: Free Voice AI that Reads, Talks & Answers | 500,000+ 5-star Reviews

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Speechify reads anything aloud to you. Listen to books, PDFs, or web pages anytime with natural voices. Try Speechify free.

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PSYS MA  AMP 2025-26 Information Sessions Flyer

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Department of Psychological Sciences View Department Designed to honor Dr. Steven J. Morris, the Morris Memorial Scholarship is used to support a continuing student majoring in the department with a…

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Undergraduate Students The College of Health and Human Sciences (HHS) annually awards approximately $1.2 million in undergraduate scholarships to assist incoming and current students in taking their…

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ScholarshipUniverse is a matching system that maximizes scholarship opportunities for students. It allows you to create an academic profile that enables you to connect with various internal and external scholarship opportunities.

Step 1: Log In

Current students: Log in to ScholarshipUniverse by using your career account and password.

Incoming students: Log in to ScholarshipUniversethrough the admissions portal.

Step 2: View Scholarships you may be eligible to apply for.

The left-hand side of this page provides an overview of Purdue scholarships and outside scholarships that you qualify for.

Purdue University Scholarships You Qualify For

Contains a count of all open school scholarships that the student matches with.

Outside Scholarships You Qualify For

Contains a count of all open external scholarships that the student matches with.

To navigate to the scholarship screen, select Scholarships from the options on the left of the screen.

The scholarship screen has several tabs that you may view:

Matches - List of scholarships that contain requirements that you meet.

Pinned - List of scholarships that you have pinned to your account.

Partial Matches - List of scholarships that you have met at least one requirement, but not all the matching requirements.

Application Submitted - List of scholarships you have already applied for.

Awarded - List of scholarships you have been awarded.

Non-Matches - List of scholarships that are not a match based on their requirements.

Not Interested - List of scholarships that you have marked as not interested in.

Step 3: Apply for scholarships

To apply for a scholarship, select the Apply button to open the scholarship application.

Once you start applying for a scholarship, the Apply button changes to Continue Application in case you exit the application.

Once you start or complete an application, the application will appear in the Applications screen.

Review and verify your eligibility for the scholarship.

If you need to edit any of the information, select Edit.

Once you have verified the information, check the I Verify box.

Click Continue.

Make sure to complete all sections of the application.

Click the Submit button to submit the application.

If you leave the application prior to submitting it, you may return to the application later from the Applications or Scholarships screens.

Important ScholarshipUniverse Tips

Application Tab

If you have scholarships that have been started but have not been completed, they will be listed in the In Progress section.

If you have completed scholarships, these will be listed in the Submitted section.

Uploading and Viewing Student Documents for Applications

To navigate to the My Documents page, click on My Docs in the left navigation menu.

On the My Documents page, you have the following 2 tabs (each representing a different status):

Active: Documents that the student has uploaded or created in their account, which are currently available to use while answering questions or submitting applications.

Inactive: Documents that the student has removed from their account. Documents that have been removed are still stored as they could be in use by applications. Documents that are inactive are not currently available to use while answering questions or submitting applications.

Details of each document include the following:

Name: The given display name of the student's document.

Document Type: The type of document the student uploaded or created.

Last Modified: The date the document was last modified (or uploaded/created if no modifications have been made since).

Adding a Document

Click the Add +button to open the Add Document.

Enter a name for the new document in the Field Name text box. This name will be the display name for the file in ScholarshipUniverse.

Select a Document Type.

Upload or Compose your document.

Request

A request is used to request a Recommendation Letter. This option allows ScholarshipUniverse to send your requestee a notification and gives them the option to accept or deny the request.

Select Request asks for a recommendation letter.

Selecting the Cancel button returns you to the My Documents screen.

Once a letter of recommendation is requested, it will display on the My Documents page as Pending.

If the requestee provides a letter of recommendation, the document will no longer display as Pending on your list of documents.

If the requestee declines to provide a letter of recommendation for you, the document will be removed from your list of documents.

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ScholarshipUniverse is a matching system that maximizes scholarship opportunities for students. It allows you to create an academic profile that enables you to connect with various internal and external scholarship opportunities. Current students: Log in to ScholarshipUniverse by using your career account and password. Incoming students: Log in to ScholarshipUniversethrough the admissions portal.

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Applying, Interviewing, & Choosing a Psy.D. Program - By Kellie Forrestal

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Applying, Interviewing, & Choosing a Psy.D. Program - By Kellie Forrestal

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Version with most up-to-date links

One of my previous students made this incredible guide to help anyone considering Psy D programs!

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Northwestern Master of Science in Law Info Sessions

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Northwestern Master of Science in Law Info Sessions

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Summer 2026 Study Abroad Program - Rome, Pompeii, Italy

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Summer 2026 Study Abroad Program - Rome, Pompeii, Italy

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Cultural Neuropsychology: A Global Practicum in Brain, Behavior, and Culture

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Returned Student Search

Returned Student Contact Volunteers are returned study abroad participants who are willing to answer questions for new program participants (and who enjoy staying in touch with others who did the same programs as them). Log into My Study Abroad to register your interest in doing this. Select "Yes" when asked "Would you like to be listed as a contact on the returned student list?"

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If the program you are interested in does not appear on the list, widen your search by selecting a country or region instead.

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The Study Abroad Office is located in Young Hall, South of the Krannert building. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Mailing Address:

Young Hall, 5th Floor
155 S. Grant Street
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2114

Telephone: (765) 494-2383
Fax: (765) 496-1989
Email: studyabroad@purdue.edu

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Oct. 29 - APA Psychology Graduate School Fair

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Oct. 29 - APA Psychology Graduate School Fair

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American Psychological Association (APA) Psychology Graduate School Fair: October 29, 2025

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American Psychological Association (APA) Psychology Graduate School Fair October 29, 2025 12pm - 4pm ET

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If you have any questions or concerns about BoilerConnect, please email boilerconnect@purdue.edu. For questions about Smart Plan (formerly EduNav), please contact edunav@groups.purdue.edu. For all other questions, please visit our staff page to learn about who to contact.

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Indiana Nursing Schools | Accredited | CCNE | ACEN | CNEA | ICN

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Indiana Center for Nursing has compiled a list of all Indiana nursing schools accredited by CCNE, ACEN or CNEA as schools to look at when you apply.

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Opening in July

Opening in August

Pre-Professional Advising Appointments

Pre-Professional Advising is here to help you with questions you have about professional school and the application process.

Please make an appointment through BoilerConnect to connect with an advisor.

Currently our appointments are remote (Teams, WebEx, Zoom, or phone appointments). These work well as we often are showing you how to navigate the online resources you will need for your future applications, national exams, professional school resources, etc.

If you feel you need to meet in-person, please email your pre-professional advisor directly and we can arrange an in-person meeting. This will need to be in the morning in Young Hall 132.

You can email your questions to preprofessional@purdue.edu

This website also has a lot of information about applying to professional school!

Need a Quiet Place for an Interview or LSAT?

The Center for Career Opportunities may be able to help. Fill out this form to check availability. If something is available, we will let you know.

You will need your own laptop and to maintain all Protect Purdue protocols.

Advising Appointment with IU School of Medicine Admissions

IUSM admissions representatives will be hosting their popular advising appointments with our students again this semester. Because of COVID they will be phone appointments this semester.

This is your opportunity to speak one-on-one with an IU School of Medicine Admissions Representative one-on-one and to ask any questions you have about the process and your future application.

You sign up through an online system with IU. If you find at some point your schedule has changed and you can no longer keep the appointment, please let them know.

Appointments times are limited and will go fast! Sign up soon.

Webshadowing Opportunities

The University of Colorado School of Medicine is offering virtual shadowing experiences open to all pre-health students. As of now they only have one session up and ready, but are planning more by Labor Day. Email Bre McKercher at breanna.mckercher@cuanschutz to enroll. (This is a known organization to our office that regularly offers programming to students--usually they offer mountain emergency medicine and tropical emergency medicine courses.)

Two pre-medical students from the University of Central Florida are creating an opportunity to "shadow" virtually by having physicians from various specialties present case-based scenarios on YouTube live. Session times will vary in time/days based on physician availability. They will inform their audience a week prior to the sessions via email. Sign up to be part of their email list by filling out the google form on their Webshadowers website. (This is not a known organization to our office--please let us know if you use this resource and what you think.)

Learn to make clinical decisions through online case studies, assignments, and zoom meetings at Pre-PT Virtual Observation Hours. (This is not a known organization to our office--please let us know if you use this resource and what you think.) Please discuss it with us if there is a fee for the service before signing up.

Attend a Virtual Law School Event

The Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) maintains a list of events being held by law schools. Check this website to find events of interest to you.

Law School Forums

Law School Forums bring together workshops and 150+ law schools to help you learn about the application process and to speak with law school representatives. The events are sponsored by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) and are free for students.

This year LSAC will host a mix of in-person and virtual forums.

Typically you will need to register for the event several days before the actual event. Make sure you check the time zone too so that you do not miss any sessions.
Information and registration for LSAC Forums
AccessLex Institute Law School Workshops

AccessLex Institute offers great (and free) law school workshops on paying for law school, public interest loans, budgeting and other great topics. Register for these workshops.

Wabash Center Hiring Summer Camp Staff

Grant's House at Wabash Center is looking for Direct Support Professionals for summer staff for Camp #54, serving youth with disabilities and special needs. Full-time and part-time opportunities are available. Click here for more information.

Indiana Legislative Internships

The Legislative Internship program is a paid program that provides a fantastic experience for students from all majors and backgrounds.

The Statehouse employs college students as interns in Indianapolis during the spring semester each year in these areas: Communication, Information Technology, Policy Analysis, Constituent Services, Graphic & Print Design, and Fiscal Analysis.

Applications are typically due end of October. Keep this in mind for the future.

Learn more about the internships and find applications at these websites
House Republicans Senate Republicans House Democratic Caucus Senate Democrats
If you have questions, please email preprofessional@purdue.edu

Scribe Opportunities

Scribing is an important job that takes considerable training. You essentially follow a physician, PA, or nurse practitioner and maintain all the charting so that they can focus on the patient.

Others in the medical team count on you being there. Do not take this on lightly or consider this a summer job. Scribing is an important job that takes considerable training. You can learn a lot about taking patient histories, what tests would be ordered, interpreting tests, charting (obviously), and differential diagnosis.

INScribe has positions at IU Arnett for scribing. Use the InScribe website to link to their online application if interested. If you would like to learn more about ScribeAmerica, visit their website.

PCAT (Pharmacy Entrance Exam) Ending

Graduate Record Exam (GRE)

In September 2023, the GRE general exam will be cut in half! Time to take the test will be about 2 hours. The same topics will be covered.

Resource: CDC's Building Resilience Against Climate Effects

Check out CDC's new materials on Building Resilience Against Climate Effects BRACE Framework.

Resource: Health Cost & Utilization Project

Resource: 2022 National Healthcare Quality & Disparities Report

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The Latest - Career Success - Purdue University

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Opening in July Opening in August Pre-Professional Advising Appointments Pre-Professional Advising is here to help you with questions you have about professional school and the application process. Please make an appointment through BoilerConnect to connect with an advisor. Currently our appointments are remote (Teams, WebEx, Zoom, or phone appointments).

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Purdue University has partnered with Forage to bring you immersive job simulations designed to build career-ready skills directly from top employers.

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PSY Career Job Simulations Purdue University has partnered with Forage to bring you immersive job simulations designed to build career-ready skills directly from top employers.

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Purdue University has partnered with Forage to bring you immersive job simulations designed to build career-ready skills directly from top employers.

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Thinking About Grad School - Faculty Panel (2)

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Current Semester & Retroactive Withdrawal Appeals

Excused Absence Policies

Grief Absence Policy for Students (GAPS)

Military Absence Policy for Students (MAPS)

Jury Duty Policy for Students

Parenting Leave Policy for Students

Medical Excused Absence Policy for Students (MEAPS)

Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities

Grade Appeal Process

Academic Integrity and You: Undergraduate Edition

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Office of the Dean of Students (ODOS) is an umbrella of units that empower, support and advocate for students in the classroom and beyond . Specialized areas within ODOS include: Counseling and Psychological Services ; Center for Advocacy, Response and Education; Fraternity, Sorority and Cooperative Life; Off-Campus Housing; Recreation & Wellness; Student Health Services; Student Legal Services; and Student Rights and Responsibilities.

If you do not find what you need on our website, please call us at 765-494-1747, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. ET. If you need emergency assistance, please call 911.

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Dean of Students - Office of the Dean of Students - Purdue University

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The Purdue Office of the Dean of Students focused on student support and advocacy.

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English Conversation Groups - Spring 2025

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At a Glance for Students - OWL Writing Lab

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Don't miss out on the additional events that HHS Connex has in store for October: Narcan Training, a Dia de los Muertos altar crafting event, an Information Session from the Daniels School of Business, and Trick-or-Treating in the HHS Connex Hub. Please scroll down for more information. Some events request registration to plan for food and supplies. Please reach out to HHS Connex with any questions.

Daniels School of Business Graduate Program Information Session
Tuesday, October 22, 2024

5:00-6:00 pm

HHS Connex Hub (Stone 122)

Come and learn about the Daniels School of Business graduate programs and how you can increase your career potential and network. Please join the Business Opportunity Program (BOP) to hear about opportunities to start your graduate career now while you are in your undergraduate program. All are welcome to come have refreshments and chat with us!

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Las Ofrendas (Altar) Photo Crafting Event
Wednesday, October 23, 2024

6:00-7:00 PM

HHS Connex Hub (Stone Hall, Room 122)

HHS will have an altar at the Latino Cultural Center's (LCC) Dia de los Muertos celebration, and students are invited to participate. We will feature departed family members, friends, and others connected to HHS who have "Made Lives Better." Bring a copy of the person's photo, decorate the provided photo frame, and have free pizza. Registrations requested to plan enough supplies and food.

Narcan (Naloxone) Training for Opoid Overdoses
Tuesday, October 29, 2024

6:00-7:00 PM

HHS Connex Hub (Stone Hall, Room 122)

In collaboration with the College of Pharmacy, HHS Connex is offering Narcan (Naloxone) training. The session will cover the basics of when to use Narcan in the case of an opioid overdose and will provide students with important tools in the case of an emergency. Registrations requested to plan enough snacks and supplies.

Trick-or-Treating in the HHS Connex Hub
Wednesday, October 30, 2024

12:00-1:30 PM

HHS Connex Hub (Stone Hall, Room 122)

Drop in for candy, fresh popcorn, relaxation, and to learn about HHS and Purdue resources, Cultural Centers, and student organizations. Costumes encouraged but not required!

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[TEST] UPDATED HHS Connex: Las Ofrendas, Narcan Training, Trick-or-Treating and More!

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Don't miss out on the additional events that HHS Connex has in store for October: Narcan Training, a Dia de los Muertos altar crafting event, an Information Session from the Daniels School of Business, and Trick-or-Treating in the HHS Connex Hub. Please scroll down for more information.

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One Health Alumni Reunion Student Networking Session

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One Health Alumni Reunion Student Networking Session

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Are you passionate about making a difference in human, plant, animal, or environmental health? If so, here’s your chance to connect with Boilermakers who are leading the way in these important fields!

Please join us on Friday, November 15, at 3 p.m. for an exclusive student networking event and enjoy direct access to alumni, faculty, and staff who were once in your shoes. Learn from their experiences, gain valuable insights regarding their work, and ask their advice about navigating the transition from student to professional.

We’ve designed this event to give students like you the opportunity to build connections with professionals in medicine, environmental science, and beyond. Come expand your network and explore potential career paths.

Learn more and register for this free event today!

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2024 No Cost Vaccine Clinic 11x17 - Flyer - FINAL

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One Health Alumni Reunion Student Networking Session Flyer

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Disney Creating Magic In Your Career Oct 17