Sessions are geared toward
P199 but are open to all PBS majors
Career Exploration and Values
This group advising session should be a good fit for
students who are exploring career options; who have a list of ideas
that change frequently; or who have just a few ideas, but are torn as to
which they should pursue.
· Tu, Date: 2/14, 4-5:15P; PY128
· Wed, Date: 2/15, 4:15-5:30P
; PY111
Internships and Networking - Build Your Community
This will be a group advising session that focuses
on strategy: How to find professionals, various opportunities to network
and learn more about careers and/or get experience to find out if a
career will be a good fit for you.
· Tu, Date: 2/21, 4-5:15P; PY128
· Wed, Date: 2/22, 4:15-5:30P;
PY111
Resume/CV & Cover Letters &
Interviews - Represent Yourself
The content of this session is flexible depending
on questions students have about how to present themselves in the
best possible light to obtain an opportunity they desire:
Research assistant, volunteer, part-time job, internship, full time job,
admission into graduate school.
· Tu, Date: 2/28, 4-5:15P; PY128
· Wed, Date: 3/1, 4:15-5:30P;
PY111
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DISCOVER: Writing
Application Documents for STEM Opportunities
Monday,
February 13, 2017
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Swain West 217
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Swain West 217
If you are a STEM
student interested in applying for volunteer opportunities, internships,
full-time jobs, or graduate/professional school, we will talk through how to
create application documents.
We will cover
resumes, CVs, cover letters, and personal statements, in an interactive and
engaging format.
We hope you join
us!
This program is part
of our DISCOVER event series, which aims to provide casual, fun opportunities
to engage with IU alumni and professionals to learn about various career
fields’’
DISCOVER: Caring
Professions in Mental Health Lunch and Learn
Friday,
February 24, 2017
12pm - 1:30pm
Psychology 137C
12pm - 1:30pm
Psychology 137C
Passionate about a
career in Caring Professions in Mental Health? Come have lunch with us and talk
with Professor Anne Zhang in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
and graduate student Lei Wang in The Counseling Psychology Program to learn
about advanced degree options, accreditation, and career path. Bring your
questions!
This program is
part of our DISCOVER event series, which aims to provide casual, fun
opportunities to engage with I.U. alumni and professionals to learn about
various career fields.
DISCOVER: Breaking
into Human Resources Careers
Wednesday,
February 22, 2017
6pm - 7pm
Career Development Center, 625 N. Jordan Ave.
6pm - 7pm
Career Development Center, 625 N. Jordan Ave.
Are you interested
in a career in human resources? Come engage with former and current HR
professionals who bring experience from academic, corporate, and nonprofit
arenas. This is a great time to bring in those burning questions so you can
leave with a better understanding of the field and how to use your Liberal Arts
& Sciences degrees to break into the field!
GUEST SPEAKERS
- Jessica
Nevitt, Career Course Lecturer at the Walter Center for Career Achievement
(Higher Education HR Experience)
- Rich
Florey, College of Arts + Sciences HR (Corporate/Higher Education HR
Experience)
This event will
begin promptly at 6pm, but you’re welcome to come and go as needed. We’ll have
pizza at the event, too, so you don’t go home hungry!
We look forward to
seeing you there!
This program is
part of our DISCOVER event series, which aims to provide casual, fun
opportunities to engage with IU alumni and professionals to learn about various
career fields. Students can speak off the record with alumni and
employers about potential career fields in a laid-back setting. These events
are designed to help you learn about your interests and find meaningful work
that you’ll love.
DISCOVER: Pitching
Your Pitch: Don't Just Wing It
Wednesday,
April 5, 2017
6pm - 7:30pm
Career Development Center, 625 N. Jordan Ave.
6pm - 7:30pm
Career Development Center, 625 N. Jordan Ave.
Come share in some
pizza or wings and let’s work on pitching your pitch! What’s your story and how
do you express it to future employers and mentors? Practice techniques for
translating your math, science, data, and technical skills into a pitch that
represents who you are. Let’s build your story and maybe share in some laughs
while we do it!
This program is
part of our DISCOVER event series, which aims to provide casual, fun
opportunities to engage with I.U. alumni and professionals to learn about
various career fields.
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