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Fall 2007 Week 5: Oct. 23 - Oct. 30Events this Week: Resume Critique Night posted on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 Upcoming Events: Applying to Graduate School, Interviewing Essentials, Fall Career Fair Applying to Graduate School with DON ASHER
Interviewing Essentials Fall Career Fair Graduate and Professional School Fair >>read more posted on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 Cool Internships Week 5: Nike and others NIKE – Nike Field Reporter
FAMILIES USA FOUNDATION – Fellowships in Social Justice and Health Care CARNEGIE ENDOWMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE - Junior Fellows Program 2008-2009 >>read more posted on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 Campus Interview Program: AXA Advisors, Intel and others The Campus Interview Program (CIP) connects students and alumni with organizations that want to hire UO students. Employers from leading companies and organizations come to campus to interview for career positions, internships, and part-time or seasonal jobs. Many recruiters hire students from all majors. Check back often, we're adding new visits all the time!! >>read more posted on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 Mock Interview Program THE MOCK INTERVIEW PROGRAM Hone your skills and gain an edge with the Mock Interview Program. We are bringing actual recruiters to campus to help you gain valuable interviewing skills. Employers will mock/practice interview you and offer you feedback about your interview. This is a great opportunity to practice your interviewing skills with top employers! Available time slots are first come, first served. Upcoming Mock/Practice Interviews: 10/26 Eugene Symphony 11/2 Invitrogen 11/16 Eli Lilly Sign up for Mock Interviews through UO-JobLink, under ‘postings’ in the ‘position type' box select 'Mock Interviews' to see the list of who will be on campus Mock Interviewing! This is a great opportunity, and best of all the companies are coming to you! posted on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Fellows Program Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Junior Fellows Program 2008-2009
Are you interested in pursuing graduate study or a career in international relations? Each year, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace holds a rigorous national competition to select 8-10 graduating seniors and recent college graduates to serve as research assistants. Junior Fellows are matched with senior associates – academics, former government officials, lawyers and journalists from around the world – to work on a variety of international affairs issues. Junior Fellows spend one year (beginning August 1) at the Carnegie Endowment in Washington, DC. Positions are full-time and include a salary and benefits package. click on read more to see the entire description! >>read more posted on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 Social Work Opportunities CONSIDERING A CAREER IN SOCIAL WORK? “Masters in Social Work Workshop” Thursday, November 1 from 1:00-2:00 in 353 PLC Linda Reilly, local supervisor for PSU Masters in Social Work Program, will discuss the field of social work, graduate school applications, career options, and occupational outlook for social workers. MSW career options include—private practice psychotherapist, public policy administrator, substance abuse counselor, health care advocate/consultant, case manager/Medicare Medicaid, psychiatric social worker, vocational rehabilitation counselor. For more information about this workshop, contact: John Bundy, SSS Program, 346-3226, sbundy@uoregon.edu Terrie Minner, Academic Advising, 346-3211, tminner@uoregon.edu Randall Martin, Education, 346-1583, rmartin@uoregon.edu posted on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 Navy Officer Program To students who are seeking an exciting, different adventure after college, Navy Officer Programs has some amazing options. One of these students is University of Oregon junior Sean Jin, who recently swore into the Navy's Baccalaureate Degree Completion Program. "As I watched my older friends graduate, I realized that I didn't want to take the same path that they did: wandering aimlessly after college, wondering what to do," he says. The benefits of the BDCP ($2,500 a month until graduation) are helping him study and focus on school without having to worry about working over 20 hours a week to pay rent or paying expensive medical and dental fees. Sean mentions how being in the BDCP has changed his perspective on the remaining years of his college career. "Since I don't have to put in as much time into my job, I can spend more time being involved on campus and having fun with my friends. I am not worried about finding a job after college, so I am spending all my time making the rest of my college time fulfilling and exciting."
Find the United States Navy at the Fall Career Fair, November 8 in the EMU Ballroom. posted on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 Peace Corps: Peace Corps tabling and so much more! Peace Corps Table Come stop by and get your questions answered about Peace Corps by a recruiter! Informational materials will also be available. Location: EMU Monday, Nov 5 10:30a to 3:00p Tuesday, Nov 6 10:30a to 2:00p Please click on 'read more' to see the long list of other Peace Corps events. >>read more posted on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 |
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