Leadership
Minimum # of leadership activities for the year: 1
List of example elective activities:
- Advisory Boards/Councils (e.g., Board of Aeons, Scholarship Advisory Council)
- Civic engagement (e.g., community activism, political campaigns)
- Guest speaker (e.g., panel discussion)
- HHSP leadership event
- Hoosier Leadership Program
- IU Political & Civic Engagement (PACE)
- Leadership conference, retreat, seminar, workshop
- Leadership course (e.g, EDUC-U 450, SPH-L 102)
- Leadership Minor
- Peer advisor or peer coach
- Peer mentor (e.g., FASE, MAPS, SICE peer mentor)
- Resident assistant (RA/CUE)
- Service to HHSP, university, or community (e.g. student ambassador, volunteer at a food pantry)
- Student government
- Student organization/club involvement
- Teaching position for an academic department
- Tutoring position with an academic department or IU program
- Other (discuss with your HHSP advisor for approval)
When to complete: Fall or spring semester
HHSP Community – Wellness & Retention – Professional Development
1. HHSP Community Engagement
Minimum # of HHSP community engagement (HCE) or Wellness & Retention (WR) activities for the year: 1
List of example elective activities:
- HHART Arts Showcase (in February) HCE
- HHSP social event (e.g., Dogs & Donuts) HCE
- HHSP Link student organization social event (e.g., Trivia Night) HCE
- Involvement in organizations with other Hudson & Holland scholars (e.g., HHART, MAPS, STEM Outreach) HCE
- HHSP Wellness & Retention event (e.g., Wellness Café, Zumba) WR
- HHSP Link student organization Wellness & Retention event (e.g., DeStress) WR
- Financial wellness event or course (can be outside HHSP) WR
- Emotional wellness event or course (can be outside HHSP) WR
- Meeting with HHSP Wellness & Retention advisor WR
- Physical wellness event or course (can be outside HHSP) WR
- Social wellness event or course (can be outside HHSP) WR
- Spiritual wellness event or course (can be outside HHSP) WR
- Other (discuss with your HHSP advisor for approval) HCE/WR
When to complete: Fall or spring semester
2. Professional Development
Minimum # of professional development activities for the year: 1
List of example elective activities:
- Career/internship fair
- Career course
- Conference, symposium
- Create or update resume
- Creative activity (e.g. performance, art exhibition)
- Graduate school event (e.g., fair, panel, workshop)
- Health Professions & Prelaw Center (HPPLC) event
- HHSP professional development event (e.g., IU School of Medicine visit, alumni career talk, graduate school event, lab tour)
- Informational interview
- Internship
- IU professional development event offered by any of the career centers, academic schools/departments, student organizations, or other IU programs (e.g., resume workshop, etiquette dinner, networking event)
- Job shadowing
- Meeting with career or HPPLC advisor
- Practice DAT, GRE, LSAT, MCAT, NCLEX, OAT
- Publishing creative activity or research
- Research
- Other (discuss with your HHSP advisor for approval)
When to complete: Fall or spring semester
HHSP Academics
Minimum # of academics activities for the year: 4. 2 required + 2 electives
| Advising Requirement for HHSP Freshmen in University Division (UD) |
Fall Advising | Spring Advising |
- Individual or group advising meeting #1
| - Individual or group advising meeting #2
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Which advisor do you meet with? HHSP sophomores in University Division (UD): All advising meetings will be with your assigned HHSP advisor until you are admitted into your school. All other HHSP sophomores You can use meetings with your academic major advisor or other program advisor to satisfy the L.E.A.D. requirements. HHSP sophomores who are no longer in University Division (UD) will need to meet with their academic major advisor for course planning and to have their advising holds released. Meeting with your HHSP advisor becomes optional and can be used for mentoring, sharing updates, being connected to opportunities and resources, discussing L.E.A.D. requirements, requesting letters of recommendation, seeking general advice about life, or needing a sympathetic ear and safe space to confide in someone you trust. HHSP sophomores with IU cGPA below 3.000: All HHSP sophomores – those in University Division (UD) as well as those in their academic schools – will be expected to do an additional advising requirement. You will meet with the HHSP Wellness & Retention advisor to work on academic recovery. Important clarification about advising holds HHSP advisors can release advising holds only for students who are in University Division (UD). Scholars admitted into one of the IU schools must meet with their academic major advisor in order to have their advising holds released and be able to register for classes. |
List of example elective activities: - Academic skills/success courses (e.g., EDUC-X 101, 105, 150, 152, 153, 155, 157, 158, or 159)
- Academic skills/success events by programs outside HHSP (e.g., FASE, Groups, 21st Century Scholars, Hutton Honors, etc.)
- HHSP academic skills/success events (e.g., Study Skills for CHEM-C 117, academic success in STEM)
- Meeting with peer coach
- Meeting at least monthly with peer mentor
- Review session before an exam
- Office hours with instructor/professor for each class
- Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) each week for MATH-D 116 or MATH-D 117
- Study tables or study groups each week
- Student Academic Center (SAC) workshops
- Using tutoring resources each week for a class
- Other (discuss with your HHSP advisor for approval)
When to complete: 1 advising meeting per fall and spring semester. 1 academic elective per fall and spring semester. |
Diversity
Minimum # of diversity activities for the year: 1
| List of example elective activities: |
- Alternative spring break trip
- Courses (e.g. SWK 102 Understanding Diversity in a Pluralistic Society)
- CultureFest
- Culture center event
- Diversity event by other IU groups outside HHSP (e.g. residence halls, Union Board, etc.)
- First Thursdays
| - HHSP diversity event
- Overseas experience (mission trip, study abroad)
- OVPDEMA diversity event (e.g., Potpourri of the Arts, MLK Celebration)
- Student organization diversity event
- Themester event
- Other (discuss with your HHSP advisor for approval)
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When to complete: Fall or spring semester |
