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BNHRA College Relations
College Relations Director Contact:
Ashley Weaver
Assoc HR Consultant
Ingram Micro
(e) Ashley.cuthbertson@ingrammicro.com
Assoc HR Consultant
Ingram Micro
(e) Ashley.cuthbertson@ingrammicro.com
(p) 716-616-4370
BNHRA recognizes the importance of having strong relationships with local undergraduate and graduate students currently enrolled in a human resources program or a program in a related area. Students represent the future of our profession and BNHRA is committed to nurturing these prospective HR leaders by providing professional development and networking opportunities for them.
In addition to providing annual scholarships to qualifying student chapters, BNHRA welcomes students to join the chapter for free and attend monthly professional development meetings on cutting edge human resource issues at a reduced cost. Membership offers students the opportunity to supplement their classroom education with real-world knowledge, hands-on experience, and a network of HR colleagues who can assist them with career planning and employment contacts.
Upon request, BNHRA will solicit members for classroom speaking engagements at their colleges and universities as another way to bridge academic learning with practical workplace HR practices and challenges.
Student Chapters
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BNHRA Liaison:Marissa Brown
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Currently seeking volunteer Liaisons |
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BNHRA Liaison: Tony Melchiorre
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Currently seeking volunteer Liaisons |
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BNHRA Co-Liaison: Rebecca Lindsay
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BNHRA Liaisons
Laurie Masters
Michelle Barber
Melanie Tarantelli
HR Games
BNHRA also supports students by volunteering at the regional HR Student Games. The HRGames are a fun way to motivate and prepare students for PHR certification. The HRGames consist of a series of game show style matches, between teams of up to three undergraduate students from various colleges and universities. The HRGames are an event that offers the opportunity to bring professional chapter volunteers, students and student chapter advisors together in a meaningful way. For more information on the HRGames, please click here.
Internships
Internships are great opportunities for both students and employers. For students, it is an opportunity to get an expectation of a typical workplace as well as develop some practical skills after learning the foundations in the class. For employers, the benefit is two-fold. They can “test drive” entry-level professionals and get a better understanding of an individual’s skill set and abilities. At the same time, an employer can leverage the intern on projects that are “nice-to-do” if there was enough time. The key issue is that the relationship has to be mutually beneficial for both parties.
Students and HR Professionals
To review information about BNHRA's student mentorship program, click here.
Students: View current interships
To review current internship postings, click here.
Employers: Post and Internship
In an effort to help coordinate the recruitment of HR interns, the BNHRA has established an HR Internship section in the Job Bank area. Post a HR Internship opening and it will be communicated to the Student Chapter Leadership, Advisors and Liaisons.
Employers: Post and Internship
In an effort to help coordinate the recruitment of HR interns, the BNHRA has established an HR Internship section in the Job Bank area. Post a HR Internship opening and it will be communicated to the Student Chapter Leadership, Advisors and Liaisons.
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