You’ve done some incredible things. The tricky part can be determining how best to present that information in a cover letter or resume. In this hands-on workshop, we will work with your resume/CV to ensure that potential employers understand the value of your experiences and what you bring to the table on Wednesday, September 22nd at 3pm.

At this National Prestigious Scholarship information session students will learn about the process of applying to nationally competitive awards and opportunities with a focus on three upcoming application cycles: NSF-GRFP, Truman Scholarship, and the Barry Goldwater Scholarship. All years and majors are welcome to join and learn more about these and other exciting options on Thursday, September 23rd at 4pm.

Join us for food, family, games, and game day goodies during our tailgating experience on Saturday, September 25th at 11am.

This ceremony is to recognize Honors College Freshmen for their achievements in academics on Sunday, September 26th at 2pm.

If you missed last Friday’s RSVP deadline and would still like to attend Sunday’s Pinning Ceremony, please contact Taylor Mitchell (tbm0039@auburn.edu) immediately. As an inductee, you are still able to attend at this time; however, we can no longer accept RSVPs for additional guests. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Join us to learn why you will excel in the major known as the “language of business” on Sunday, September 26th at 5pm.

Join us for coffee, tea, and other goodies during this special edition of Cup at Cater as we celebrate National Coffee Day on Wednesday, September 29 at 1pm!

This workshop will offer students the opportunity to explore their own personal leadership skills by reflecting on their values, beliefs, and experiences. The interactive presentation encourages self-reflection for students to discover how to engage their leadership potential and discover their own personal leadership style. Bring your own lunch and join the conversation.

The National Prestigious Scholarships program is excited to announce that Michael Saffle, Program Specialist for the Boren Awards, will be coming to Auburn’s campus to provide an in-person information session about Boren Scholarships and Fellowships on Thursday, September 30^th from 4-5pm in Library 4127.

This is an exciting opportunity for students to come learn more about this opportunity in preparation for the early Spring 2022 application deadlines.