On June 27th, Governor Eric Holcomb will speak to the 2019 summer interns from 11:30 a.m. until noon. in the South Building auditorium. All interns are expected to attend.
Elected in November 2016, Governor Holcomb is a veteran of the United States Navy, graduate of Pike High School and Hanover College, and former chairman of the Indiana Republican Party. Holcomb's Next Level Agenda is his current plan to improve Hoosiers' well-being and quality of life. The plan focuses on jobs, economic growth, attacking the drug epidemic, infrastructure and government service to improve our state and the lives of its citizens.
The Run The State series is presented by Invest in Your Health Indiana, the state employee wellness program. State employees, including interns, and their families are invited to participate. On June 22, a 5K event will take place at Angel Mounds State Historic Site in Evansville, IN.
Angel Mounds is one of Indiana's oldest Native American sites and was built between A.D.1000 and 1450. The site holds eleven mounds built to elevate and display important buildings of the Mississippian people, and was abandoned before European explorers came to North America.
Check out a recap of our previous Run The State event at Clifty Falls State Park!
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Be sure to take advantage of this weekly opportunity to eat healthy, change up your lunch scenery, and try food from local vendors and food trucks. The Statehouse Market takes place every Thursday from 10:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. in Robert D. Orr Plaza.
This week's lineup:
Vendors: VanAntwerp's Farm Market | Poseys and Pumpkins | Biltz Greenhouses | Gluten Free Creations | Wildflower Ridge Honey | Oberweis Dairy | Limelight Coffee Roasters | Groomsville Popcorn | Batch No. 2 | AW Gourmet Dog Treats | Simple Taste Specialty Bakery
Food Trucks: Pierogi Love Indy | The NY Slice | Droopy's BBQ | Sweet Valley Ice Cream | Tacos Without Borders | Nacho Mama's Food Truck | Serendipity Mobile Catering | Nicey Treat | Chef Dan's Southern Comfort | Da Blue Lagoon | Dashboard Diner | Gobble Gobble
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Nacho Mama's Food Truck offers all vegetarian options, as well as many vegans options. With a degree in Nutrition, Christen (Nacho Mama) is able to combine her love of cooking with her vegetarian values.
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VanAntwerp's Farm Market sells a large variety of vegetables grown in their fifty acres of farmland.
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Join your fellow summer interns on Saturday, July 13th for a fun day at McCormick’s Creek State Park. Hiking, swimming, and a pitch-in lunch will fill the afternoon and provide a chance to meet and connect with other interns. Family, friends, and supervisors are invited!
Prices:
- $7 entry fee (in-state license plates)
- $8 entry fee (out-of-state license plates)
- $3 all day pool access
Note: Entry fees are per vehicle, NOT per person
McCormick's Creek offers over ten miles of hiking trails, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, and a recreation center among other activities. Visit the park website for more information on the park.
by Michelle Glazer and Tyler Glander
LinkedIn is a great tool that you can use for building your network, connecting to professional development, and for job search and research. As you use LinkedIn, think about some of these tips to maximize your profile's effectiveness and really show people who you are and what you can do.
LinkedIn Profile Checklist:
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Photo: It doesn’t need to be fancy – take or choose a photo with a plain background and make sure you’re dressed professionally with you face clearly visible.
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Headline: Great opportunity to tell people what you are doing now.
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Summary: Describe what motivates you, what you’re skilled at, and what’s next.
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Experience: List the positions you’ve held, including internships and part-time experience, and what you accomplished in each role. You can even include photos and videos of your work.
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Volunteer Experience: Volunteering can be just as important as paid positions by showing your interests, passions, and important soft skills.
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Education: Starting with college, list all the educational experiences you’ve had – you can also had clubs and awards to this section.
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Courses: List the classes that show off the skills and interests you’re most excited about.
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Projects: Talk about what you did and how you did it.
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Skills & Expertise: Add at least 5 key skills and then your connections can endorse you for things you’re best at.
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Recommendations: Recommendations from managers, professors, or classmates who’ve worked with you closely gives extra credibility to your strengths and skills.
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