Welcome to the Sophomore Spirit Series (S3)! S3 is designed to support students navigating their second year of college, a year full of decision-making and personal growth! Events fall under four categories:
- Social Connections: Build friendships and community.
- Academic Adventures and Career Quest: Attend events that help you prepare to declare and investigate careers.
- Well-being and Relationships: Develop your personal, emotional, and relationship well-being.
- Cultural Experiences: Diversify your learning and enrich your life!
Thanks to all who participated in the
“Bring a First-Year to Waterfire” event. Scroll down to see photos!
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OUR NEXT EVENT:
Moving Off Campus: Lottery, Leases, and Living Well on the BLOC
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Join us for an info session about the lottery, leases, landlords, and more! We’ll introduce you to the BLOC program, Brunonians Living Off Campus.
Juniors are also welcome.
2 Sessions!
Friday, november 21st, 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Petteruti Lounge, Campus Center
Register
wednesday, December 3rd, 4:00 - 5:00 PM
virtual session
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If you missed our last session about SPRINT Fellowships and UTRAs, you can check out the slides here, and there's an upcoming workshop at the CRC regarding this topic. See below for information!
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The Curricular Resource Center
The Curricular Resource Center (CRC) has many amazing resources for sophomores, like the Matched Advising Program for Sophomores (MAPS) mentoring program, AcCESs (Academic Coaching, Engagement & Support), Independent Study and Independent Concentration support, and so much more!
MAPS x PCA: Finding and Funding an Internship
Sophomores: Thinking about finding an internship? What are your first few steps? How can Brown support you? Who can help?
Please join Selam Asfaw ’26 and Matthew Liu ’26 for an interactive workshop addressing the fundamental questions around identifying your interests and options and guiding you towards the processes of finding and applying for internships, fellowships, and related opportunities.
Light snacks will be provided.
Details: Monday, November 17, from 7:00 - 8:00 pm, in the Center for Career Exploration (167 Angell St), Room 103 (RSVP here)
