Events
Class of '24 Peer Mentees and the '20-'21 Peer Mentors are invited to the first Peer Mentor kick off event.
This will be a fun event for Mentees to meet their Mentors and other members of the Class of '24.
In order to continue to practice social distancing, the event will take place virtually.
All incoming members of the SAS Honors Program Class of '24 are encouraged to apply for a Peer Mentor.
Applications are due on Sunday, May 17.
Eligible students must be a member of the SASHP during the 2020-2021 academic year.
For more information about being a Mentee in the SASHP Peer Mentor Program visit https://sashonors.rutgers.edu/opportunities/mentoring/peer-mentor-program/become-a-peer-mentee
Attendance at one of two virtual training sessions is required of all SASHP students who are planning to serve as a Peer Mentor for the 2020-2021 academic year.
Training sessions will be held through Canvas Big Blue Button on:
- Friday, April 24 at 5:00 p.m.
- Saturday, April 25 at 2:00 p.m.
*If you cannot attend one of these training sessions, email hpmentor@sas.rutgers.edu.
To Join
All eligible 2020-2021 Peer Mentor applicants will receive an invitation to both training sessions. To join, log on to the SASHP Peer Mentor Program Canvas site, go to the Conference tab, and join the session that you are attending at the appropriate time.
Attendance at one of two virtual training sessions is required of all SASHP students who are planning to serve as a Peer Mentor for the 2020-2021 academic year.
Training sessions will be held through Canvas Big Blue Button on:
- Friday, April 24 at 5:00 p.m.
- Saturday, April 25 at 2:00 p.m.
*If you cannot attend one of these training sessions, email hpmentor@sas.rutgers.edu.
To Join
All eligible 2020-2021 Peer Mentor applicants will receive an invitation to both training sessions. To join, log on to the SASHP Peer Mentor Program Canvas site, go to the Conference tab, and join the session that you are attending at the appropriate time.
Fall 2020 Registration & Scheduling Questions - General and by Major
WebEx Meeting Link: https://rutgers.webex.com/rutgers/j.php?MTID=m95b3cb4b7e5b030cd6e76c73568a8697
Use the WebEx Link above to join the SASHP Peer Mentors for a group discussion on general registration tips and tricks, before breaking off into smaller groups by major/discipline. Here, you can chat more about specific courses, professors, and requirements.
General Information and Advice about:
- WebReg
- Course Schedule Planner
- Fall 2020 Honors Course Offerings
- Degree Navigator
- Registration Date & Time by Earned Credits
- What to do when you're closed out of a class
Breakout rooms by Major/Discipline:
- Life Sciences, Pre-Med, & Psychology
- Biomathematics/Mathematics
- Computer Science
- Humanities, Social Sciences, & General Core (English, Economics, Education, History)
- Rutgers Business School
- Physics
- Public Health
Applications to serve on the '20-'21 Peer Mentor Programming Board are due on Sunday, April 5.
Eligible students must serve as a '20-'21 SASHP Peer Mentor.
For more information about this leadership role, visit https://sashonors.rutgers.edu/opportunities/mentoring/peer-mentor-program/programming-board.
Applications to serve as a '20-'21 SASHP Peer Mentor are due on Sunday, March 29.
Eligible students must be a member of the SASHP during the 2020-2021 academic year.
For more information about the Peer Mentor Program and this leadership role, visit https://sashonors.rutgers.edu/opportunities/mentoring/peer-mentor-program
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
OPEN TO ALL HONORS STUDENTS
1:30 - 1:45 PM: LUNCH & BUBBLE TEA AND REGISTRATION
1:45 – 2:05 PM: SESSION I | Panels A & B
2:05 – 2:25 PM: SESSION II | Panels C & D
2:25 – 2:45 PM: SESSION III | Panels E & F
Panel A: From the Start: Summer Research
At such a large research institution, you may find yourself a little overwhelmed trying to pinpoint and obtain the best research for you. Not only is research highly recommended if you are going into healthcare or wish to pursue a career in science, but it fosters one on one interactions with faculty and other undergraduates in your field. Learn how to contact professors, enhance your resume, and make the most of your summer research experience right here at Rutgers!
Panel B: It’s Not Just A Seasonal Job
Didn’t get the big internship? Career path doesn’t have internships? Whatever brought you to your seasonal job, you are still learning valuable skills and gaining amazing experiences. Learn how to market those skills and experiences in future job interviews on your resume.
Panel C: Summer School 101
Looking to catch up on classes you couldn’t take during the spring semester? Or maybe you want to get ahead in your major/minor? If either of these are the case, come learn important information about how to plan and register for summer classes, whether it is
here at Rutgers or somewhere else!
Panel D: Rush Here To Find Your Family
You’re in college and are looking for something more. You don’t know what it is yet but it can be something to put your passion into or to find a new family here in college. Whatever your goal is, sorority and fraternity life can help you achieve that by giving you a support system. Come out and find out about rush.
Panel E: Busine$$ Casual On A Budget
You don’t need to be a business major to be faced with a “business casual” dress code. But rather than sitting in front of your closet, thinking about what business casual even means, you can now find out how you can be both the smartest AND the best dressed person in the room. Learn more about a rather easy dress code, and how to be balling on a budget and get more bang for your buck!
Panel F: Transitioning Home
After a year away at college, going home for the summer may seem like an exciting time to relax in the sun, but going home comes with its challenges. Get advice on how to navigate keeping your new connections from Rutgers alive, seeing old high school friends, and going back to living with your parents. Whether you are moving back home for the summer or commuting next year, learn how to have a great summer back home!
Compete against fellow SASHP students in Kahoot trivia while enjoying some yummy bubble tea. Prizes will be awarded to the top participants.
Open to all SASHP students. Free bubble tea and swag for all participants.
Reconnect with your Mentor/Mentee over Dunkin' Donuts on us!
Gift cards are limited.
Celebrate the last day of classes and destress before finals with the Peer Mentors over food, music, arts and crafts, cupcake decorating and more!
Want to learn more about internship opportunities, or how to be hired for the internship experience you want?
SASHP students from a wide range of academic backgrounds and career interests will share their internship experiences, and discuss all the details from the application process to the pay.
Attendees also receive:
- Resume advice and critique
- Practice interview questions
- Networking tips
- Professional headshot photos for LinkedIn
- Early access to the Rutgers Honors Alumni Directory
Can you escape?
The SASHP Peer Mentor Program will be hosting its fourth Escape Room from Monday, October 28 through Wednesday, October 30.
Teams of 2-5 Honors Program students may sign up for a thirty-minute time slot (6:30-8:30 p.m.) using the Google form linked below.
This event is open to all SASHP students, but priority will be given to teams which contain Peer Mentors, Mentees, and/or a Mentor and Mentee pair.
Can you escape?
The SASHP Peer Mentor Program will be hosting its fourth Escape Room from Monday, October 28 through Wednesday, October 30.
Teams of 2-5 Honors Program students may sign up for a thirty-minute time slot (6:30-8:30 p.m.) using the Google form linked below.
This event is open to all SASHP students, but priority will be given to teams which contain Peer Mentors, Mentees, and/or a Mentor and Mentee pair.
Can you escape?
The SASHP Peer Mentor Program will be hosting its fourth Escape Room from Monday, October 28 through Wednesday, October 30.
Teams of 2-5 Honors Program students may sign up for a thirty-minute time slot (6:30-8:30 p.m.) using the Google form linked below.
This event is open to all SASHP students, but priority will be given to teams which contain Peer Mentors, Mentees, and/or a Mentor and Mentee pair.
Peer Mentors from various majors/minors will provide spring registration advice!
Campus Office represented: Aresty Research Center, Office of Distinguished Fellowships, Health Professions Office, Graduate School of Education, Rutgers Libraries, Recreation Centers, Student Involvement, Rutgers Global - Study Abroad, University Career Services, Rutgers Learning Center, Pre-Law Advising, SAS Scholarships, Rutgers Student Health, Off-Campus Living and Community Partnerships, SAS Honors Deans & Leadership Opportunities.
The SASHP Peer Mentors want to wish you happy studying during midterms!
Stop by the lounge for coffee, tea, snacks, and words of encouragement and advice.
Will not count as a required Peer Mentor event.
The SASHP Peer Mentors want to wish you happy studying during midterms!
Stop by the lounge for coffee, tea, snacks, and words of encouragement and advice.
Will not count as a required Peer Mentor event.
The SASHP Peer Mentors want to wish you happy studying during midterms!
Stop by the lounge for coffee, tea, snacks, and words of encouragement and advice.
Will not count as a required Peer Mentor event.
All SASHP students are invited to join the "SASHP Serves" team for Scarlet Day of Service on Saturday, September 28. (Service assignment, time, and location TBD.)
Participating students will receive breakfast, lunch, a Scarlet Day of Service t-shirt, and an SASHP swag item.
Use the link below to join our team! Deadline to sign up to join the "SASHP Serves" team is Wednesday, September 11.
Kick-off the fall semester with pizza, ice cream, arcade games, t-shirts, and prizes!
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