Community Connections Events for Students

Kickstart your career journey by joining us each week for the OCS career and professional development series! From expert panels to hands-on workshops and presentations, each session dives into a new topic designed to help you build skills and confidence for your future.

Learn about HMC’s approved study abroad programs and how to study abroad your junior year.

Kickstart your career journey by joining us each week for the OCS career and professional development series! From expert panels to hands-on workshops and presentations, each session dives into a new topic designed to help you build skills and confidence for your future.

Learn about HMC’s approved study abroad programs and how to study abroad your junior year.

This event is designed to help international students tailor their resumes to the U.S. format. We’ll explore key formatting tips and best practices to ensure your resume stands out to employers.

Learn about HMC’s approved study abroad programs and how to study abroad your junior year.

Kickstart your career journey by joining us each week for the OCS career and professional development series! From expert panels to hands-on workshops and presentations, each session dives into a new topic designed to help you build skills and confidence for your future.

The Cabinet is hosting informal coffee breaks in fall 2025 for students, faculty and staff. These coffee breaks will be attended by most of the Cabinet team and will provide an opportunity for the community to share ideas, express concerns and highlight successes.

All are welcome to stop by as schedules allow.

Learn about HMC’s approved study abroad programs and how to study abroad your junior year.

Reserve a fifteen minute spot with President Harriet Nembhard.

Learn about HMC’s approved study abroad programs and how to study abroad your junior year. Discussion of Sea Education Association (SEA) study abroad programs.

Kickstart your career journey by joining us each week for the OCS career and professional development series! From expert panels to hands-on workshops and presentations, each session dives into a new topic designed to help you build skills and confidence for your future.

Interested in health careers? Join our Pre-Health Community Lunches where we will meet once a month in the Hoch to connect casually, check in with each other, and share announcements. This semester’s lunches will be from 12-1pm on September 24, October 23, and December 4, at different locations in the Hoch. You do not need to attend all lunches, or for the full hour, just drop by when you can!

For this lunch on September 24, will be in the Aviation Room in the Hoch, and Dr. Jay Iinuma will be our guest speaker. Dr. Iinuma is a family physician with his own practice in Southern California!

This event is designed to help students prepare for the in-person career fair on October 1! Learn how to get ready for a career fair, how to make the most of the event, and how to talk to employers about work authorization.

Discover possible career paths in this workshop that covers exploring opportunities, researching industries, and reflecting on your strengths and interests.

Kickstart your career journey by joining us each week for the OCS career and professional development series! From expert panels to hands-on workshops and presentations, each session dives into a new topic designed to help you build skills and confidence for your future.

“We don’t want to live in a society in turmoil. In the U.S., 93 percent of people want to reduce divisiveness, and 86 percent believe it’s possible to disagree in a healthy way. Yet with increasing political and social fragmentation, many of us don’t know how to move past our differences. Civil rights scholar john a. powell presents an actionable path through ‘bridging’ that helps us communicate, coexist and imagine a new story for our shared future where we all belong.” (description courtesy of Othering and Belonging Institute)

The Office of Civic and Community Engagement (OCCE) will be hosting a guilt-free book club this fall semester on john a. powell’s book The Power of Bridging: How to Build a World Where We All Belong. Our first gathering is on Friday, Oct. 3.