NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE PROGRAM NEW REALLY EXCITING STUFF 2012 NRES N EWSLETTER – S EPTEMBER 12, 2012 Announcements In Issue 2: Upcoming Events Club Information Peace Corps Information Study Abroad Information Like Us on Facebook! Purdue College of Agriculture Career Services Interview Workshop Monday, September 17, 6‐7pm Drop Dates: Last day to drop a class with just a ‘W’ is Monday, September 17 th . Registration for spring 2013 classes starts October 23 rd . Be on the lookout for an email regarding scheduling appointments. Scholarship Information: Attached to this newsletter is a scholarship application for Fresh. Soph. and Jr. Students in the College of Ag. Applications are due back by October 15.
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NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE PROGRAM
NEW REALLY EXCITING STUFF
2012
N R E S N E W S L E T T E R – S E P T E M B E R 1 2 , 2 0 1 2
The interview is a key point in landing the job of your dreams. Learn first-hand from the
industry professionals about what it takes to ace the interview
Industry Presenters
Ms. Natasha Cox
Assistant Vice President, Farm Credit Services of Mid-America
Mr. Ryan Millett
Livestock Production Specialist, Pfizer Animal Health
Monday, September 17th from 6-7pm
in Pfendler Hall Deans Auditorium Room 214
New Zealand- Lincoln University is offering Purdue up to 5 $1000 New Zealand Dollar Grants for our students who participate in
spring semester 2013 study abroad! Students who participate in this program pay Lincoln University tuition and fees (rather than Purdue’s) plus an $883.20 study abroad fee (this maintains your
status as a Purdue student). Housing, airfare, and overseas insurance are also additional. Lincoln University’s tuition is
11,101 NZD (approximately 8,850 US dollars). Please Contact IPIA for more information.
Australia- A couples of our partner universities in Australia are also offering grants to Purdue students. For spring 2013 both
Curtin University of Technology and University of South Australia are each offering two 5,000 AUD (approximately $5,180 US
dollars) scholarships to go on exchange there. To apply, students just need to be accepted to those particular exchange programs
and complete the travel grant application by the college of Agriculture, but are offered through the campus-wide Office of
