Alternative Break Information Session

College of Science students: Connect with employer representatives and alumni interested specifically in science students about potential co-op or full-time opportunities at their organizations, and get tips and suggestions for your job search. Come away from this event with contacts, information, advice, and even potential job leads!

Saunders College of Business students: Connect with employer representatives interested specifically in business students about potential co-op or full-time opportunities at their organizations. Business students have the opportunity to network with employers the evening before the University-Wide Career Fair and highlight the skills and knowledge they've gained through their hands-on, experiential learning education.

Want your church life a little more queer? Join the Progressive Chapel Community every Tuesday at 5 p.m. for a different rotating event: Dinner Dialogue, Taizé Worship, Music and Meaning, or Game Night. 

The School of Performing Arts offers weekly vocal performance sessions with pianist accompaniment by Dane Noble Rosema. These sessions are open for any student who is interested in refining their repertoire, trying out a new vocal styling or simply wanting an opportunity to perform with pianist accompaniment. These new sessions offer an open drop-in style environment for students in Allen Chapel on Tuesdays between 6:00-7:30pm. Join weekly or as your schedule allows. All are welcome!

Join the Wellness Peer Educators in a weekly workshop guided by the Zzz's Get Degrees journal to get better sleep! This is a supportive space for students to discuss sleep habits, struggles, and successes, as well as an opportunity to learn more about sleep management practices.

NRT+ is a new synergetic network across NSF Research Traineeship programs at four universities: Clemson University, Cleveland State University, University of Wisconsin-Madison, and RIT. It collaboratively aims to advance inter-institutional themes at the frontiers of integrating technology with humans. NRT+ will seek to enrich research training activities surrounding five themes at the frontiers of how humans and technology interact and integrate in society: (1) sensing and display technology, (2) assistive technology, (3) human-machine teaming, (4) human-centered design, and (5) social impact.