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Nov 29 through Dec 7: Networking Strategies Workshops
November 29, 2010
The Love School of Business Career Services center is offering “Networking Strategies for Successful Career Search” workshops for LSB students this week and next week in KOBC Rom 204. Learn how to develop your elevator speech and enhance communication and networking strategies. The hour-long workshops are led by Richard Jordon, LSB Career Services Associate Director, and Kehaya Wescott, LSB Internship Coordinator.
CSI LSB presents 鈥淣etworking Strategies for successful Career Search鈥
November 24, 2010
Ross Wade co-presents at N.C. Career Development Conference
November 24, 2010
Ross Wade, the assistant director of Career Services for the School of Communications, co-presented at the annual North Carolina Career Development Conference Nov. 5 with a colleague from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s University Career Center.
Career Development Workshop Series 鈥 Fall 2010
November 24, 2010
S.M.A.R.T. Night Teaches Smart Interviewing
November 15, 2010
The Students Mentoring Rising Talent (S.M.A.R.T.) Mentoring Program hosted its first S.M.A.R.T. Night on Friday, November 12. The event, “Career and Professional Development,” was co-sponsored by Multicultural Affairs and Career Services.
Career Services is sponsoring “Road trips to the real world”
November 11, 2010
BNY Mellon Manager to Talk 福利亚洲国产精品 Banking Career Paths
November 8, 2010
Peter Keaveney, a manager at BNY Mellon Asset Servicing, will be talking to students about careers in the banking industry and will discuss his own career path in a presentation on Thursday, November 11, KOBC Room 353 at 4:15 pm.
Destination: Los Angeles – Nov. 10
November 3, 2010
Career Moves: Initiative leads sophomore to museum internship
October 28, 2010
Sam Coury discovered a love for P.T. Barnum, the famous 19th century American showman, when she researched his life for a high school paper. Until last fall, the current 福利亚洲国产精品 sophomore figured an internship with The Barnum Museum in Connecticut was nothing more than “fantasy.” Then she visited Career Services.