Purdue Convocations offers many ways for Purdue University students to become involved. Whether it’s attending a performance, joining one of our three student organizations as a member or leader, or participating in pre-professional internship program-there’s an experience for every student.
Student Concert Committee
Established in 1975, the Student Concert Committee (SCC) accepts eight students each year for a two-year term to help select, market, and work SCC-sponsored concerts.
Convocations Volunteer Network
Founded in 1985, Convocations Volunteer Network (CVN) is a student group that helps support and promote Convocations performing arts events.
TEDxPurdueU
TEDxPurdueU, an independently organized TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) event, uses storytelling to nurture a culture of innovation through sharing ideas developed by Purdue students, faculty, alumni, and community members with the global TED community.
Internships
Purdue Convocations internships provide experience to students who have an interest in the related fields of arts administration, graphic design, marketing, and production. Interns receive valuable experience and contacts in many fields of the performing arts and tickets to most Purdue Convocations performances!
Discounted Tickets
Purdue (West Lafayette Campus only) and Ivy Tech Lafayette students can purchase discounted tickets to most Convocations performances with a valid student ID or join a group of 10 or more for special pricing.
Collegiate Experience
Students: encourage your professors to integrate a Purdue Convocations performance into the classroom and gain access to $10 and $15 tickets!
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Academic Breaks:
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