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LEAD Opportunity Resources

Intensive Leadership or Professional Development

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Community Outreach and Volunteer Opportunities…………………………………………………………………..2

Leadership Development Opportunities…………………………………………………………………………………….5

Undergraduate Teaching, Mentoring and Tutoring Opportunities……………………………………………..8

Undergraduate Research Opportunities…………………………………………………………………………………..10

Overseas Study Opportunities………………………………………………………………………………………………….13

Internships, Employment and Work Study Opportunities………………………………………………………..15

Student Organizations and Professional Organizations…………………………………………………………….21

Events Calendars……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..25

Funding Opportunities: Grants and Scholarships……………………………………………………………………..26

College Color Key

College of Arts & Sciences Kelley School of Business

School of Education School of Global & International Studies

School of Informatics and Computing The Media School

Jacobs School of Music School of Nursing

School of Public and Environmental Affairs School of Public Health

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Volunteer Activities · Community Service · Civic Engagement · Service Learning

Community Outreach and Volunteer Opportunities

Bloomington Volunteer Network

http://bloomington.in.gov/volunteer/

The City of Bloomington Volunteer Network is your one-stop source for volunteer information in Bloomington and Monroe County.

CommUNITY Education Program

http://www.cue.indiana.edu/events.cfml#Retreat

Each year the CommUNITY Education Program presents or sponsors over 100 interactive programs in the residence halls and across campus.

Community Engagement: Hoosier Alternative Spring Break

https://studentaffairs.indiana.edu/student-life-learning/community-engagement/alternative-break/index.shtml

School of Informatics and Computer Science: Alternative Spring Break – Tech Trek Belize

http://www.soic.indiana.edu/student-life/alternative-break.html

Immersive international service-learning and community-driven alternative break program providing students from SoIC with the opportunity to help develop the IT capacity of an education-focused Maya Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)

School of Informatics and Computing: Serve IT Non-Profit Clinic

http://www.soic.indiana.edu/student-life/serve-it.html

Serve IT is a community information technology clinic that provides real-world learning opportunities to IU students while at the same time helping nonprofit organizations in the Monroe County area with their information technology needs.

Student Life and Learning

https://studentaffairs.indiana.edu/student-life-learning/leadership/index.shtml

Are you ready to become a leader? Not sure where to begin? Check out our suggestions below. Any of these options are get you on your way.

Involvement, Leadership and Service Opportunities

https://studentaffairs.indiana.edu/involvement-leadership-service/index.shtml

Thrive at IU and gain leadership experiences! Prepare for life after IU by joining a student life organization now.

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Health and Wellness: Help Others

https://studentaffairs.indiana.edu/health-wellness/index.shtml#Help%20Others

The Peer Health & Wellness Educators (PHWEs) are a diverse group of IU students trained to make a positive impact on the lives of their fellow college students. Through health promotion and education, the PHWE students challenge their peers to improve their overall health and wellness through positive, interactive and fun health outreach programs.

Crimson Corps

http://healthcenter.indiana.edu/affiliates/crimsoncorps/applying-to-crimson-corps/index.shtml

Crimson Corps is primarily a training program for undergraduate students interested in providing informal, accepting and non-judgmental peer support. The mission of the CORPS is to promote a culture of compassion and action at IU.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) Multicultural and Diversity Outreach Team

http://healthcenter.indiana.edu/counseling/index.shtml

During the past academic year the Diversity Outreach Team participated in, consulted about or initiated over 120 events on campus serving over 2100 students.

IU Culture of Care

http://care.indiana.edu/index.shtml

Culture of Care is a student-led, staff-supported initiative designed to foster Hoosier-to-Hoosier care in the areas of sexual well-being, drug and alcohol awareness, mental health, and respect.

School of Education: Collaboration and Community Outreach Opportunities

http://education.indiana.edu/collaboration-outreach/index.html

The IU School of Education is actively engaged in creating experiences that bring our students and faculty into communities where they can be of service and make a difference through practice and research.

Center of Excellence for Women in Technology: Outreach Program Experiences

http://cewit.indiana.edu/students/outreach/index.shtml

We are committed to offering women opportunities in technology and showing them how to use technology for social good. Indiana University and CEWiT offer a variety of programs that get women involved in the world of technology.

College of Arts and Sciences: Student Experience Opportunities

https://college.indiana.edu/student-experience/student-organizations/index.html

Whether you are interested in beekeeping or biotechnology, sketch comedy or spelunking, you are sure to find a student organization tailored to your interests. Social, professional, community service, research—IU has them all.

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School of Public Health: Local Community Organization Partnerships

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/community/community_activities.shtml

Our partnerships serve community and global constituencies by promoting student engagement, workforce development, continuing education, community service, and collaborative and community-based research.

Political and Civic Engagement (PACE) Resources and Opportunities

http://pace.indiana.edu/resources.shtml

PACE educates students in democratic citizenship. It provides them with the knowledge, skills and motivation needed for a lifetime of participation in American public life.

Get Involved with PACE Community Deliberation Project (CDP)

http://pace.indiana.edu/cdp.shtml

The PACE Community Deliberation Project (CDP) is a non-partisan effort to partner with local citizens and groups examine issues through public deliberation, promote civil discussion of controversial issues and provide college students with opportunities to moderate deliberations.

Volunteer Abroad Opportunities

http://overseas.iu.edu/first/alternative/volunteer.shtml

Volunteering abroad is an excellent way to acquire a cross-cultural experience, develop skills that can help in your career, and gain in-depth knowledge about important and far-reaching international problems and issues.

Health Professions and Pre-law Center (HPPLC): Volunteer and Community Service Opportunities

http://hpplc.indiana.edu/pd/pd-vol.shtml

Law schools, medical schools, and many health professions programs often prefer applicants with a commitment to service and a record of volunteering and community service that reflects an active engagement with the world

Hutton Honors College: Community Outreach Opportunities

http://www.indiana.edu/~iubhonor/honorvol/outreach.php

Membership is open to motivated IUB students who have a sincere interest in serving their community. Prior experience with community service is not required; all students, regardless of whether they are members of the Hutton Honors College, are encouraged to participate in our monthly events and meetings.

Crimson Cupboard Food Pantry

https://beinvolved.indiana.edu/organization/CrimsonCupboard/about

We provide non-perishable food items to all IU undergraduate and graduate students who may be in need of food assistance. All students are eligible to volunteer with the pantry.

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Psychology: Bloomington Volunteer Opportunities for Majors

http://www.indiana.edu/~psyugrad/cocurricular/volunteer.php

Volunteer opportunities can contribute to your professional development as you develop skills of value in any profession - setting and achieving goals, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. Volunteering is one way to explore career options - by networking with professionals; volunteers can sometimes open doors to more a formal internship experiences or a job.

Biology: Community Outreach Opportunities

http://www.bio.indiana.edu/community/students.shtml

Working with Biology Outreach provides a convenient and fun opportunity to get involved with community outreach. In addition, many IU courses require service learning, and Biology Outreach offers several options for fulfilling this requirement.

School of Public Health Engage Program

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/community/students/index.shtm

SPH Engage is a school-wide program focused on assisting students develop connections to their coursework, peers, leadership development, intentional engagement, and personal goals. We work with any student with an interest in any aspect of the School of Public Health.

Leadership Development Opportunities

Hoosier Leadership Program

https://studentaffairs.indiana.edu/student-life-learning/leadership/hoosier-leadership-program/index.shtml

HLP offers student experiential learning which parallels academic course work. The program is based on a philosophy of non-positional leadership and a process of exploring values, honing leadership skills, and becoming an inclusive leader. The program is open and available to all IUB students at any level in their collegiate career.

Hoosier Service Leadership Program

https://studentaffairs.indiana.edu/student-life-learning/community-engagement/hoosier-service-leaders/index.shtml

Selected as incoming freshmen to IU Bloomington, Hoosier Service Leaders receive a highly selective and competitive four year scholarship funded through Cox Civic Scholars and MacDonald Scholars for their service and campus outreach.

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IU Student Association: Student Government

https://iusa.indiana.edu/

The IU Student Association is the undergraduate student body government at Indiana University Bloomington. We believe in the power and importance of the student voice to advocate on your behalf for positive change at Indiana University.

Involvement, Leadership and Service Opportunities

https://studentaffairs.indiana.edu/involvement-leadership-service/index.shtml

Thrive at IU and gain leadership experiences! Prepare for life after IU by joining a student life organization now.

SPEA undergraduate Enrichment Opportunities

https://spea.indiana.edu/student-experience/enrichment-opportunities/index.html

SPEA provides opportunities for you to advance your skills, grow your network, and learn to lead outside of the classroom. Whether you want to get involved with the school, the community, our nation’s capital, or the world—we have organizations and enrichment opportunities for you.

IU Model UN Competition

http://www.indiana.edu/~mun/home.php

As a member of the National Model UN , IU Model UN offers undergraduate students activities that mimic the United Nations. Teams of students represent nations around the world as delegates to UN committees. You’ll caucus, hold formal debates, negotiate agreements and then select the most effective delegates.

Jacob’s School of Music: Project Jumpstart

http://music.indiana.edu/departments/offices/entrepreneurship-careers/fitness.shtml

Project Jumpstart empowers, facilitates, and supports entrepreneurial, innovative thought and action among Jacobs School of Music students as they prepare for a meaningful life in the arts.

School of Informatics and Computer Science: Student Ambassadors Program

http://www.soic.indiana.edu/student-life/ambassadors.html

Our student ambassador program is a part of the STARS (Students & Technology in Academia, Research & Service) Computing Corps, which is a national organization dedicated to building and preparing a more diverse national computing workforce for the 21st century. Our ambassadors take part in a variety of activities related to community outreach, current IU student retention, and recruiting of current and prospective IU students.

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Mentoring Services and Leadership Development

http://www.indiana.edu/~omsld/

Become a peer mentor to support and encourage students to manage their own learning in order that they maximize their potential, develop their skills, improve their performance, and become the person they want to be.

Political and Civil Engagement (PACE) Resources and Opportunities

http://pace.indiana.edu/resources.shtml

Faculty and Staff for Student Excellence (FASE): Student Advisory Board

http://www.indiana.edu/~omsld/

The FASE Advisory Board will complement University efforts to create a stronger and more diverse campus community, better prepare students for life and work in a diverse and global society, and support a common future founded in enhanced achievement and success for all.

FASE Mentor Apprenticeship Program (MAP)

http://www.indiana.edu/~omsld/

The Mentor Apprenticeship Program (MAP) is designed for FASE protégés as an opportunity to develop, coordinate, and execute official OMSLD events.

FASE Men of Color Leadership Institute

http://www.indiana.edu/~omsld/

The Men of Color Leadership Institute (MOCLI) promotes African American, Asian American, Latino and Native American men by empowering them with the skills and knowledge needed to foster academic success; establish a support network; support the goal of graduation; and improve personal achievement by influencing leadership through representing unity and a commitment to collective betterment of humankind.

PACE Community Deliberation Project (CDP)

http://pace.indiana.edu/cdp.shtml

The practice of deliberation is the cornerstone of democratic and community politics. Deliberation connects people, even those with conflicting interests, in a way that allows them to make decisions and act in regard to problems or challenging circumstances.

Community and Leadership Development Center: Leadership Links

http://www.cldc.indiana.edu/links.cfml

The Community and Leadership Development Center is committed to the cultivation of student leaders who embrace pluralism, value change, commit to lifelong learning, and provide service to others. These values will guide the center's programs and experiential learning opportunities, which will encourage personal and organizational growth in the areas of community and leadership development at Indiana University.

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Leadership Development Courses See HHSP website for comprehensive list of IU courses that promote leadership development and can count towards LEAD requirements.

Undergraduate Teaching · Mentoring · Tutoring

School of Education: Early Field Experiences

http://education.indiana.edu/undergraduate/early-field-experiences/index.html

Early field experiences at Indiana University are an

important component of your professional preparation.

Over the course of one’s degree program, students will

participate in several field experiences at schools within a

60-mile radius of campus. They will be paired up with

cooperating teachers in the community for experiences

ranging from three to ten hours a week.

School of Education: Global Gateway for Teachers

http://education.indiana.edu/undergraduate/immersion/index.html

Our Global Gateway for Teachers is designed to give students those multicultural student experiences while also fulfilling their degree requirements for student teaching. Participants have the opportunity to serve as student teachers in culturally diverse settings that include Chicago, the American Southwest, and 18 countries around the world.

School of Education: Student Teaching

http://education.indiana.edu/undergraduate/student-teaching/index.html

Become a Psychology Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (UTA)

http://psych.indiana.edu/utaform.php

This course provides training and supervision for students assisting in teaching undergraduate psychology courses. Please note this is a 2-credit Satisfactory/Fail class which does not fulfill any requirements for the Psychological and Brain Sciences Department. Students must be pursuing a major in Psychological and Brain Sciences with at least a junior standing and priority will be given to students with a 3.5 GPA or higher.

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Become a Biology Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (UTA)

http://www.bio.indiana.edu/undergraduate/opportunities/teaching/index.shtml

An Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (UTA) in the Department of Biology is a junior or senior who assists faculty, laboratory coordinators, and Associate Instructors with the teaching mission. Various kinds of UTA positions exist, including some positions involving work with collaborative learning groups in large enrollment lecture courses, such as L112 Biological Mechanisms, L211 Molecular Biology, L111 Evolution and Diversity, and L311 Genetics. In these courses, UTAs help to create a small class atmosphere inside a large course.

Become a Chemistry Undergraduate Associate Instructor (AI)

http://www.chem.indiana.edu/undergraduate/opportunities/assoc-instructorship.asp

Students interested in graduate school, careers in teaching, and/or any career involving managing people will be able to explore these careers through being a Chemistry Associate Instructor. A Chemistry Associate Instructor (CAI) intern in the Department of Chemistry is a junior or senior who assists faculty with the teaching mission of the department. These assignments may be made to assist in a discussion or laboratory section of a course. In addition, CAIs will have proctoring assignments for exams and/or administering teaching evaluations during the semester.

Become a School of Education: EDUC-U 215 Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (UTA)

MSLD: Become a Peer Mentor

Teaching Abroad Opportunities http://overseas.iu.edu/first/alternative/work/work_tch.shtml

Many students teach English abroad either in language institutes, businesses, or on a private tutorial basis. In some locations the pay is quite high, especially Spain and Japan. In many cases, you do not need a work permit but that means you are not an "official" employee, which affects your visa status. The Career Development Center has a number of useful resources for locating teaching jobs abroad.

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Teaching Internship Grants http://www.indiana.edu/~iubhonor/hds/teach.php

Teaching Internship Grants last one semester and should provide the student with a faculty supervised teaching experience in a college level course. Internships should be designed to enable students to gain some teaching experience as well as familiarize them with the range of activities engaged in by college instructors. These grants are mainly for students who have an interest in becoming college or university faculty.

HHSP LINK http://www.indiana.edu/~hhsp/

GROUPS Tutoring/Mentoring http://www.indiana.edu/~groups/#home

Student Academic Center: Undergraduate Paid Internships

http://sac.indiana.edu/employment/undergrad/

Interns work in a variety of programs at the SAC designed to assist other undergraduates. Some interns work with the more difficult courses on campus (such as Microeconomics, Finite Mathematics, and others) and lead PASS study sessions, while others work with the SAC course EDUC-X156 “College and Lifelong Learning” and meet one-on-one with students who are having some academic difficulty. All interns meet in weekly training meetings, get feedback on their impact, and learn valuable interpersonal and leadership skills.

Undergraduate Research · IU Centers and Institutes

Undergraduate Research Opportunities

Research Opportunities for Undergraduates in College of Arts and Sciences

https://college.indiana.edu/research/undergraduate-research/index.html

You do not have to be a graduate student to conduct research in the College of Arts and Sciences—in fact, you don’t even have to wait until you’re a junior or senior. The College offers a range of programs that allow you to get hands-on research experience starting as early as the summer before your freshman year.

Biology Undergraduate Research Opportunities

http://www.bio.indiana.edu/undergraduate/opportunities/research/index.shtml

Explore academic year and summer research programs to participate in that are connected to your interests.

Center of Excellence for Women in Technology (CEWiT)

http://cewit.indiana.edu

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Center of Excellence for Women in Technology: Women’s Research Poster Competition

http://cewit.indiana.edu/students/poster-competition/index.shtml

This is an interdisciplinary competition and all women students, graduate and undergraduate, whose research connects or utilizes technology, science, informatics, or math are invited to come and present their research. Both individual and team presentations are welcome, and there is no fee for participating in the poster competition.

Chemistry Research Experience for Undergraduates

http://www.chem.indiana.edu/reu/

The Department of Chemistry at Indiana University hosts a summer research program for outstanding undergraduate students. This research experience for undergraduates (REU) encourages students in the chemical sciences to learn more about materials chemistry, nanoscience, and assembly by providing them with the opportunity to conduct research under the direction of a faculty member and in collaboration with other students.

Chemistry: International Summer Studentships (Overseas Research Experience)

http://www.chem.indiana.edu/graduate/international-summer-studentships/

For the past two years, IUB Chemistry has informally partnered with the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IITB) to provide research experience for undergraduate students during two summer months.

Psychology Research Grants and Programs

http://www.indiana.edu/~psyugrad/research/programs.php

The student groups supported by PBS - Psychology Club, Neuroscience Club, Student Organization for Cognitive Science, and Psi Chi Honors Society - all support student involvement in research.

Psychology Research Opportunities

http://www.indiana.edu/~psyugrad/research/research.php

Undergraduate participation in research is supported by

faculty mentors, grants and scholarships, and by

opportunities for students to present their results at

conferences or publish in journals - including the IU Journal

of Undergraduate Research (IUJUR). About 300

undergraduates take advantage of the opportunity to

conduct research with PBS faculty members each year.

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School of Public Health: Internal Research Funding for Undergraduates

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/current-students/graduate/funding-scholarships.shtml

The School of Public Health is pleased to provide financial support for student research and travel related to scholarly activities in order to facilitate research and its dissemination by our students. Student research support is viewed as an essential component in an academic environment that encourages students to become actively engaged in research-related activities.

SoIC Summer Research Opportunities in Computing

http://www.soic.indiana.edu/faculty-research/student-research/sroc/index.html

IU-SROC (Summer Research Opportunities in Computing) is a ten-week summer research program in the School of Informatics and Computing designed to attract high potential minority and majority students into graduate school in the fields of computer science, bioinformatics, human centered computing, computer vision, health informatics, security, cloud computing, Interactive Intelligent Systems, text mining and high performance computing.

SoIC Undergraduate Research Opportunities in Computing (UROC)

http://www.soic.indiana.edu/faculty-research/student-research/uroc/index.html

Undergraduate Research Opportunities in Computing (UROC) is for students majoring in computer science and informatics. Faculty and PhD students coach/mentor undergraduate apprentices on a computing related research project.

School of Public Health International Organization Partnerships

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/community/global_activities.shtml

Partnerships between the IU School of Public Health-Bloomington, community organizations, and other academic institutions, both domestically and abroad, are facilitated through the Office of Global and Community Health Partnerships. Our partnerships serve community and global constituencies by promoting student engagement, workforce development, continuing education, community service, and collaborative and community-based research.

All IU Research Centers, Institutes and Museums

http://www.indiana.edu/~vpr/centers.shtml#bloomington

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Media: Research Centers http://mediaschool.indiana.edu/research-2/

Informatics and Computing Research: Centers and Areas

http://www.soic.indiana.edu/faculty-research/centers-areas/index.html

School of Public Health: Centers and Institutes

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/departments/centers-institutes/index.shtml

College of Arts and Sciences: Research Centers

https://college.indiana.edu/research/centers/index.html

Overseas Study

College of Arts and Sciences: Overseas Study Opportunities

https://college.indiana.edu/student-experience/study-abroad.html

Live in an increasingly globalized world, and the more you know about life outside the United States the better prepared you will be for your future career. And you don’t have to be an international studies student to benefit from studying in another country. IU offers hundreds of overseas programs in nearly every field of study.

Media School Travel Experiences http://mediaschool.indiana.edu/travel/

At The Media School, students often venture outside the classroom to learn from professionals, visit media organizations, work on projects and supplement coursework. Students travel as part of their student chapter affiliates to conferences and conventions, and they travel as classes or individually. Trips range from one-day visits to Indianapolis media companies to three weeks to report on HIV/AIDS in Africa.

Kelley School of Business Overseas Study Programs

http://kelley.iu.edu/Ugrad/Academics/Abroad/page40033.html

Kelley offers multiple ways to earn credit and customize your international experience to fit your academic and career calendar, building on the strong foundation in global business provided in Kelley’s Global Core classes. Programs range from short term to summer to full semester opportunities.

School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) Overseas Study

https://spea.indiana.edu/student experience/overseas/index.html

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School of Public Health Travel Programs

http://overseas.iu.edu/programs/majors/sph.shtml

There are an increasing number of study abroad opportunities for

students in the Indiana University School of Public Health-Bloomington. With careful planning, students can study abroad and graduate on time even if they do not fulfill requirements for their majors while abroad.

School of Education: Global Gateway for Teachers

http://education.indiana.edu/undergraduate/immersion/index.html

Our Global Gateway for Teachers is designed to give students those multicultural student experiences while also fulfilling their degree requirements for student teaching. Participants have the opportunity to serve as student teachers in culturally diverse settings that include Chicago, the American Southwest, and 18 countries around the world.

Psychology: Overseas Study Opportunities

http://overseas.iu.edu/programs/majors/psychology.shtml

Chemistry: International Summer Studentships (Overseas Research Experience)

http://www.chem.indiana.edu/graduate/international-summer-studentships/

For the past two years, IUB Chemistry has informally partnered with the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IITB) to provide research experience for undergraduate students during two summer months.

Overseas Study Office http://overseas.iu.edu/first/index.shtml

Overseas study is the most effective experience you can have to broaden your intercultural awareness. You can enhance the knowledge of your major/minor in an international context, learn about a specific country/region, acquire language skills, and strengthen a range of personal skills. Explore the Options!

Overseas Study Scholarships http://overseas.iu.edu/first/financial-aid/scholarships/index.shtml

Overseas Study Scholarships for Minority Students

http://overseas.iu.edu/first/financial-aid/scholarships/scholarships_min.shtml

Work Abroad Opportunities http://overseas.iu.edu/first/alternative/work/index.shtml

Volunteer Abroad Opportunities http://overseas.iu.edu/first/alternative/volunteer.shtml

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Teaching Abroad Opportunities http://overseas.iu.edu/first/alternative/work/work_tch.shtml

Other Work Abroad Opportunities http://overseas.iu.edu/first/alternative/work/work_oth.shtml

Internships Abroad http://overseas.iu.edu/first/alternative/work/work_int.shtml

DEMA: Overseas Study and Scholarship

https://diversity.iu.edu/scholar-opportunities/study-abroad-scholarship.html

Hutton International Experiences Program

http://www.indiana.edu/~iubhonor/hds/overseas.php

Internships · Employment · Work Study

Career Service Events Calendar http://careers.college.indiana.edu/events/

Career Development Center: Career and Internship Courses

http://cdc.indiana.edu/help/career-courses.html

Specially designed career courses will give you an advantage in exploring careers and the job marketplace. Some IU schools offer specialty career courses to assist you in your quest for a meaningful career. The courses listed below are open to University Division students and can be taken in conjunction with the work you do with the Career Development Center.

Career Development Center: My Jobs

http://cdc.indiana.edu/jobs/index.html

Our myJobs account gives you access to thousands of summer and part-time job postings. Create your myJobs account as soon as you arrive at IU! Once you review and confirm some of your basic information, you will be able to search and apply online for a variety of employment opportunities.

Career Development Center: Academic Credit for Internship Experience

http://cdc.indiana.edu/help/internship-courses.html

Getting real-world experience should be a big part of your education at IU. Our internship courses make it possible to earn academic credit for it.

Career Development Center: Summer Internship Housing Grant

http://cdc.indiana.edu/experience/housing-grant.html

The Indiana University Parents Fund has donated funds to assist with housing expenses for students participating in unpaid summer internships. Qualified students may receive up to $3,000 in grant funding for a summer internship to help with rent and utilities expenses. Must be Pell Grant eligible.

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Career Development Center: Internship Experience

http://cdc.indiana.edu/experience/internships.html

Having an internship gives you an incredible advantage when it comes time to finding full-time work. So start your search for internships as early as your freshman year. It’s a great way to break into tough industries, and an even better way to start making professional contacts.

Career Development Center: Part-Time and Summer Jobs

http://cdc.indiana.edu/experience/jobs/part-time.html

Career Development Center: Work Study Jobs

http://cdc.indiana.edu/experience/jobs/work-study.html

Arts and Sciences Career Services: Up-coming events

http://careers.college.indiana.edu/events/

Arts and Sciences Career Services: Featured Jobs

http://careers.college.indiana.edu/jobs/

Media School Internships http://mediaschool.indiana.edu/careers-and-internships/internships/

In the fast-changing media world, internships are more important than ever. Not only to they give you real-world experience, internships help you build contacts, learn from professionals and let you explore work in different areas of media. This is important if you are not sure which media area you are most interested in or if you are curious about different fields.

SPEA: Washington, DC, Leadership Program

https://spea.indiana.edu/student-experience/enrichment-opportunities/wlp/index.htm

SPEA: Americorps Vista Summer Associates employment

https://spea.indiana.edu/student-experience/enrichment-opportunities/americorp/index.html

Be part of the SPEA VISTA Summer Associates program, offered through our partnership with the Corporation for National and Community Service. All IU Bloomington students—graduate and undergraduate—are eligible to participate in a summer of valuable experiential learning with nonprofit organizations dedicated to food security and educational policy issues.

Career Connections: Professional Development Workshop Events

https://education.indiana.edu/undergraduate/career-connections/Professional-Development.html

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Career Connections: Workshops and Training for Career Preparation

Having an internship gives you an incredible advantage when it comes time to finding full-time work. So start your search for internships as early as your freshman year. It’s a great way to break into tough industries, and an even better way to start making professional contacts.

SoIC: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Support and Funding

http://www.soic.indiana.edu/undergraduate/entrepreneurship.html

The School of Informatics & Computing supports faculty and students in the pursuit of their entrepreneurial and innovative endeavors. Check out the list of current opportunities

SoIC: Serve IT Non-Profit Clinic http://www.soic.indiana.edu/student-life/serve-it.html

SoIC: Summer Camp Employment http://www.soic.indiana.edu/student-life/summer-camp/camp-counselor.htmll

Camp counselors are a crucial part of the camp experience. The Informatics Summer Camp is designed to give high school students the chance to interact with IU faculty and students while learning about the latest trends in information technology, the internet and Web design, networking, new media, databases, gaming, and more.

Center of Excellence for Women In Technology: Jobs and Internships

http://cewit.indiana.edu/students/jobs/index.shtml

University Information Technology Services (UITS) on-campus part-time job opportunities: no experience necessary, so why not try IT?

Computing for Social Good: Serve IT Clinic takes a multidisciplinary approach that incorporates service learning into technology-related projects of benefit to the local nonprofit community. Student interns welcome from all disciplines, year-round, 1–3 credits.

Psychology: Internships http://www.indiana.edu/~psyugrad/careers/internship.php

Psychology and neuroscience majors are mulifacted and

multitalented individuals who will enter many different career

fields. To find an internship, you'll need to explore careers that

interest you. This site provides 50+ examples to stimulate your

thinking - they are a sample of internships completed by our

majors. There are 1,000's of similar (and different) opportunities

for which you are qualified.

Psychology: Professional Networking http://www.indiana.edu/~psyugrad/careers/network.php

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Biology Careers and Internships http://www.bio.indiana.edu/undergraduate/careers.shtml

Chemistry Internship and Career Opportunities

http://www.chem.indiana.edu/undergraduate/careers/internships-job-opportunites.asp

Current positions and opportunities will be posted as we receive them. Please check back often.

Chemistry International Summer studentships (Overseas Research Experience)

http://www.chem.indiana.edu/graduate/international-summer-studentships/

For the past two years, IUB Chemistry has informally partnered with the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IITB) to provide research experience for undergraduate students during two summer months.

Kelley: Undergraduate Career Services

http://kelley.iu.edu/UCSO/index.html

Each fall, Undergraduate Career Services hosts career fairs targeted to specific majors during the month of September followed by on-campus recruiting in October and November. Each spring, an “all business” fair is offered in January followed by on-campus interviewing in February, March, and April. A campus-wide career fair is available to those who are still seeking opportunities in early March, and a virtual career fair is held once each semester to help distribute Kelley resumes to interested employers.

School of Public Health: Americorps Employment

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/community/americorps/index.shtml

AmeriCorps is a federal program funded by the Corporation for National and Community Service. AmeriCorps programs include AmeriCorps Vista, AmeriCorps State, Learn and Serve America and Senior Corps. Each year, AmeriCorps offers 75,000 Americans opportunities to give intensive service to their communities. AmeriCorps members serve with more than 40,000 local and national non-profits, helping them expand their reach and impact.

School of Public Health: Internship and Career Advising

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/careers/Undergraduate/index.shtml

The School of Public Health Office of Career Services is here to assist you as you navigate your career decision-making process and work toward your career goals. Career advisors are available for one-on-one appointments to discuss a variety of career related topics.

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Search School of Public Health (SPH) Internships

https://www.indiana.edu/~hperweb/internships/search.php

Search list by keyword to find SPH internships of interest to you.

School of Public Health Fall 2016 Career Expo Fairs and Events

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/careers/CareerFairEvents.shtml

The School of Public Health hosts a variety of career fairs and one summer camp fair each year. Career fairs are an excellent way to connect with a wide variety of employers and internship providers looking to hire School of Public Health students. To learn more about each of our fairs, including a list of employers attending, please login to Career Link.

Student Academic Center Undergraduate Paid Internships

http://sac.indiana.edu/employment/undergrad/

The Student Academic Center employs undergraduate Teaching Interns (TIs) every semester. Interns are able to work multiple semesters consecutively, provided they continue to meet the criteria for the program. Applications are accepted at any time. Interns work in a variety of programs at the SAC designed to assist other undergraduates. Some interns work with the more difficult courses on campus (such as Microeconomics, Finite Mathematics, and others) and lead PASS study sessions, while others work with the SAC course EDUC-X156 “College and Lifelong Learning” and meet one-on-one with students who are having some academic difficulty.

Political Action and Civic Engagement (PACE) Internship Program

http://pace.indiana.edu/program/internship.shtml

Click here for a list of some internships near and far This list has descriptions, URLs, and contact information for many local, state, federal, and international internship opportunities. It can give you some ideas!

Community and Leadership Development Center: Undergraduate Jobs

http://www.cldc.indiana.edu/working.cfml

The Community and Leadership Development Center typically employs between 4-6 undergraduate staff members each semester. If you are interested in a job at the Community and Leadership Development Center, please read over the position description, fill out the Leadership Specialist Application and have two people fill out a Recommendation Form for you.

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Overseas Study: Work Abroad Opportunities

http://overseas.iu.edu/first/alternative/work/index.shtml

Working abroad can be a rewarding experience that will serve you well in any career. It is an excellent alternative to formal full-time study abroad for those seeking practical experience outside of the classroom. However, getting a job abroad may be difficult because government regulations typically favor hiring locals before considering foreign nationals, particularly when unemployment is high.

Overseas Study: Internships Abroad http://overseas.iu.edu/first/alternative/work/work_int.shtml

International internships are an excellent way to apply ideas and theories acquired during your courses to the professional world. They are an opportunity to address personal as well as professional development goals, gain employment skills and identify your own strengths and preferences while learning within a structured environment. IU sponsors a number of programs that include internship components.

Hutton Honors College: Pre-Professional Internship Grants

http://www.indiana.edu/~iubhonor/hds/pei.php

Pre-Professional Experience Internship Grants are designed to assist students serving in pre-professional apprenticeships outside the classroom—in the community or other locales, or on campus—in some function or service which bears upon the academic or professional goals of the student. Up to $1500 fall or spring and up to $3,000 in summer.

HHC: Teaching Internship Grants http://www.indiana.edu/~iubhonor/hds/teach.php

Teaching Internship Grants last one semester and should provide the student with a faculty supervised teaching experience in a college level course. Internships should be designed to enable students to gain some teaching experience as well as familiarize them with the range of activities engaged in by college instructors. These grants are mainly for students who have an interest in becoming college or university faculty and who would like to learn about the activities associated with that occupation. Up to $1,200 fall or spring.

Jacobs School of Music: Project Jumpstart

http://music.indiana.edu/departments/offices/entrepreneurship-careers/jumpstart/index.shtml

Project Jumpstart empowers, facilitates, and supports entrepreneurial, innovative thought and action among Jacobs School of Music students as they prepare for a meaningful life in the arts. We strive to be a leading catalyst of entrepreneurial, innovative action through presentations, workshops, discussions, networking events, conferences and publications.

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Student Organizations · Professional Organizations

IU Center, Institute and Departmental Clubs

https://college.indiana.edu/academics/departments/index.html

The College of Arts and Sciences is home to three schools and more than 120 departments, programs, centers, and institutes that explore a vast range of disciplines. Browse our A to Z list to find what you're looking for.

BeINvolved: Find an Organization https://beinvolved.indiana.edu/organizations

Search the IU database of student organizations by directory listing or by category. Find your passion and get involved.

BeINvolved: Create a Student Organization

https://beinvolved.indiana.edu/register/step/1?SubmissionId=7888857

Thank you for your interest in starting a new organization. Please complete this on-line form fully, making sure to attach your complete organizational constitution. Once submitted, your form will be reviewed by one of our Student Organization Advisors who will contact you within a week to set up an initial advising session to being your registration process.

BeINvolved: Fund a Student Organization

https://studentaffairs.indiana.edu/student-life-learning/student-organizations/funding.shtml

The Student Organization Funding Board provides support to registered student groups by helping them obtain necessary funding in order to enhance their organization. IUSA funds were created to provide assistance to groups for funding events, daily expenses, technology needs, diversity initiatives, student awareness programs, speakers, and more!

Indiana University Student Association: Student Government

https://iusa.indiana.edu/

The Indiana University Student Association (IUSA) is the

undergraduate student body government at Indiana

University Bloomington. We believe in the power and

importance of the student voice to advocate on your behalf

for positive change at Indiana University. We work with

faculty, staff, and administrators to make IU the best it can

be—and we can’t do it without your help. Join one of our

branches, reach out to us with your ideas, or receive funding

to lead a campus initiative.

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Join Crimson Corps http://healthcenter.indiana.edu/affiliates/crimsoncorps/applying-to-crimson-corps/index.shtml

Indiana University’s Crimson CORPS (Caring, Open-Minded, Respectful Peer Support) is primarily a training program for undergraduate students interested in providing informal, accepting and non-judgmental peer support. The mission of the CORPS is to promote a culture of compassion and action at IU, and to bring awareness to issues of emotional well-being within the student community. We do this through peer-to-peer support, advocacy and outreach.

Join CAP’s Multicultural/Diversity Outreach Team

http://healthcenter.indiana.edu/counseling/index.shtml

During the past academic year the Diversity Outreach Team participated in, consulted about or initiated over 120 events on campus serving over 2100 students.

Join IU Culture of Care http://care.indiana.edu/index.shtml

Culture of Care is a student-led, staff-supported initiative designed to foster Hoosier-to-Hoosier care in the areas of sexual well-being, drug and alcohol awareness, mental health, and respect.

SPEA Experience Opportunities: Student Organizations

https://spea.indiana.edu/student-experience/student-organizations/index.html

With student organizations at SPEA and Indiana University, you can get more involved in your field of interest, our School, and our community. Gain work-related experience and network with your peers and potential employers—while advancing your leadership skills. We have organizations for every degree level. Can’t find your niche? Get together a group and consider creating your own organization—we can help.

SPEA: Civic Learning Center Resident Opportunities

https://spea.indiana.edu/student-experience/enrichment-opportunities/clc/index.html

If you are an incoming freshman to Indiana University and are interested in leadership, public policy, and making the world a better place, consider living with your like-minded peers at the Civic Leaders Center. Launched in August 2013, the Civic Leaders Center is a living-learning center for students—of all majors—who are dedicated to leading for the greater good.

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SOIC Student Organizations http://www.soic.indiana.edu/student-life/groups.html

Informatics and computing students stick together: they hang out, watch out for each other, and share a desire to make the world a better place. A lot of this happens informally, but we also have student groups that take it upon themselves to build community and help students.

SOIC Student Ambassadors Program http://www.soic.indiana.edu/student-life/ambassadors.html

Our student ambassador program is a part of the STARS (Students & Technology in Academia, Research & Service) Computing Corps, which is a national organization dedicated to building and preparing a more diverse national computing workforce for the 21st century. Our ambassadors take part in a variety of activities related to community outreach, current IU student retention, and recruiting of current and prospective IU students.

SoIC Diversity and Inclusion Student Groups

http://www.soic.indiana.edu/student-life/inclusion.html

For a community to be truly special, everyone needs to feel welcome there. Our students come from all over the world, and we want all of them to succeed as students and professionals. Student groups and events ranging from a student talent show to Women in Informatics and Computing’s pumpkin carving and s’more roasting foster a strong bond among our students.

School of Public Health Student Groups

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/current-students/student-groups/student_government.shtml

The purpose of the IU School of Public Health-Bloomington Student Government is to represent the IUSPH student body, advocate for students’ academic interests, and present academic and professional opportunities for students within the IU School of Public Health-Bloomington and the larger Indiana University community.

Center of Excellence for Women in Computing

http://cewit.indiana.edu

College of Arts and Sciences: Student Experience Opportunities

https://college.indiana.edu/student-experience/student-organizations/index.html

Whether you’re interested in beekeeping or biotechnology, sketch comedy or spelunking, you’re sure to find a student organization tailored to your interests. Social, professional, community service, research—IU has them all. (If you don’t find what you’re looking for? Start your own.)

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College of Arts and Sciences: Student Involvement Fair

https://studentaffairs.indiana.edu/student-life-learning/get-involved/fair.shtml

The Student Involvement Fair will be held on August 29, 2016 from 2-6 PM. Come check it out!

Psychology Professional Networking

Psychology Student Groups http://www.indiana.edu/~psyugrad/cocurricular/groups.php

Undergraduate psychology students must do more than fulfill degree requirements if they want to make the most of their college years and be prepared for a career or graduate school. Get involved in co-curricular activities!

Chemistry Undergraduate and Professional Organizations

http://www.chem.indiana.edu/undergraduate/opportunities/organizations.asp

Check out the list of student chemistry organizations including those that promote under-represented students and women in chemistry.

Kelley Student Organizations http://kelley.iu.edu/Ugrad/StudentLife/StudentOrgs/page39072.cfm

Getting involved in a Kelley student organization is a great

way to explore how your unique passions overlap with the

world of business. It’s also a great way to learn firsthand

one of business’s best lessons: the whole is always greater

than the sum of its parts. If you have a specific business

interest, more than likely there’s a student organization that

will help you explore that interest further—and give you the

powerful professional experience your future employers are

looking for.

Hutton Honors College Student Organizations

http://www.indiana.edu/~iubhonor/activ.php

HPPLC sponsored clubs http://hpplc.indiana.edu/a-clubs.shtml

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Events Calendars

All IU Events Calendar https://apps.iu.edu/ccl-prd/events/view?type=day&pubCalId=GRP1322

Arts and Sciences Career Services: Up-coming Events

http://careers.college.indiana.edu/events/

Health Center Student Event Calendar

http://healthcenter.indiana.edu/events/index.shtml

SPEA Events and Programs https://spea.indiana.edu/career-development/events-programs/index.html

School of Education: Career Connections Professional Development Workshop Events

https://education.indiana.edu/undergraduate/career-connections/Professional-Development.html

Neuroscience News and Events http://www.indiana.edu/~neurosci/newsevents.php

Kelley Events Calendar http://kelley.iu.edu/Ugrad/StudentLife/Events/page39287.html

School of Public Health Fall 2016 Career Expo Fairs and Events

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/careers/CareerFairEvents.shtml

School of Public Health Student Workshop Events

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/community/faculty/calendar.shtml

Political and Civic Engagement (PACE) Events Calendar

http://pace.indiana.edu/events.shtml

HPPLC Events and Workshops http://hpplc.indiana.edu/events.php

Indiana Campus Compact (ICC) Events Calendar

http://indianacampuscompact.org/events-6/

Mentoring Services and Leadership Development (MLSD) News and Event Calendar

http://www.indiana.edu/~omsld/index.php#cal

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Funding Opportunities: Grants and Scholarships

BeINvolved: Funding a Student Organization

https://studentaffairs.indiana.edu/student-life-learning/student-organizations/funding.shtml

Career Development Center: Summer Internship Housing Grant

http://cdc.indiana.edu/experience/housing-grant.html

Career Development Center: Parents Fund Internship Housing Grant

http://cdc.indiana.edu/experience/internships.html

SoIC HHSP $500 Introductory Class Reimbursement Application

https://iu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9ZESLvSLC6r8CtD

SoIC Financial Aid and Scholarships http://www.soic.indiana.edu/undergraduate/aid-scholarships.html

SoIC Entrepreneurship and Innovation Support and Funding

http://www.soic.indiana.edu/undergraduate/entrepreneurship.html

CEWiT Scholarships and Awards http://cewit.indiana.edu/students/scholarships/index.shtml

Psychology Research Grants and Programs

http://www.indiana.edu/~psyugrad/research/programs.php

School of Public Health Internal Research Funding for Undergraduates

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/current-students/graduate/funding-scholarships.shtml

School of Public Health Diversity Funding for Undergraduates

http://www.publichealth.indiana.edu/diversity/funding.shtml

HHC Travel Grant http://www.indiana.edu/~iubhonor/hds/travel.php

HHC Big List of Funding Opportunities

http://www.indiana.edu/~iubhonor/funding.php

Indiana Campus Compact: College Student Social Entrepreneurs Microloan Program

http://indianacampuscompact.org/funding/microloans/