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Spring 2007 Week 4: Apr. 23 - Apr. 30Events: Week 4 Graduate School Fair If graduate school is in your future, it is never too late to begin researching graduate schools. At the fair, representatives from graduate and professional schools from all over the country will be sharing information about their programs. Time and Location: Wednesday, Apr 25 11:00a to 3:00p EMU Ballroom Health Professions Graduate School Fair The University of Oregon Career Center invites you to participate in our Health Professions Graduate School Fair. UO graduate school fairs are an excellent way to shop for opportunities in the health professions field. We will have twenty five organizations from across the United States sharing their programs with potential students. Time & Location: Wednesday, Apr 25 11:00a to 3:00p EMU Ballroom Interviewing Essentials 1: Interviewing Basics This is the first in a two part series on Interviewing. This workshop will give you an overview of the typical stages of an interview, types of questions you may be asked, strategies for how to answer interview questions, and will provide an opportunity for you to answer an interview question in a safe and supportive environment. This workshop is a great introduction for anyone who wants to learn more about interviewing. Come with your questions! Time & Location: Tuesday, Apr 24 4:00p to 5:30p Knight Library, Media Services, Proctor 41 register/rsvp online Pre-Veterinarian Students: Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine will be on campus tomorrow School representatives will be here Wednesday, April 25th to give a presentation covering their admissions requirements, curriculum, NAVLE pass rates and 24 affiliated US veterinary schools. Ross Academic Advisor, Lori Manson will be in the International Lounge at 3:00, right after the Health Professional Graduate School Fair which takes place in the Ballroom from 11 to 3:00. posted on Monday, April 23, 2007 Upcoming Events: Spring Career Fair - Get Prepared Spring Career Fair Preparing for the Spring 2007 Career Fair NovaGroup of Japan Information Session >>read more posted on Monday, April 23, 2007 Upcoming Events: Etiquette Dinner and Dress for Success Fashion Show UO Business Etiquette Dinner and Dress for Success Fashion Show The annual UO Business Etiquette Dinner and Dress for Success Fashion Show is a few short weeks away. It’s coming up on Thursday, May 17th from 6:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. in the EMU Ballroom. This is a fun evening in which students have a chance to hone up on their dining etiquette skills during a beautifully served meal and afterwards get to check out the best way to dress for an interview. You will also have a chance to ask those nagging little questions you might have about how business works or doesn’t work as you chat with the employers seated at your table. This event is FREE to students. Just go to this web link and register We hope you’ll join us to sharpen your dining etiquette skills and your knowledge on dressing for success, but you must be registered by May 10th! posted on Monday, April 23, 2007 Opportunity of the Week: Earn a Scholarship to study in China $1000 SCHOLARSHIP FOR SUMMER STUDY IN CHINA APRU Undergraduate Summer Program 2007 Fudan University * Shanghai, China DEADLINE for student applications: Friday, May 4, 2007 >>read more posted on Monday, April 23, 2007 Cool Internships: Week 4 UO BOOKSTORE - Graphic Design CITY OF EUGENE - Language Interpreters LIVEPDX.COM - Editorial INTEL - Sales/Marketing Training >>read more posted on Monday, April 23, 2007 IE3: Intern in Japan Run for the Cure Foundation in Tokyo, Japan About the Organization- The Run for the Cure Foundation is an organization that funds education and awareness programs throughout Japan. The Foundation is aided by the support of major corporations and organizations that are willing to donate their time, money, goods and energy to fulfill their mission. Their mission is to increase awareness of the importance of a positive breast health regimen, to strengthen support groups for women in Japan who suffer from breast cancer, and to raise funds to support and encourage the advancement of breast cancer research. Internships consist of three main areas of work: * Information dissemination and awareness-raising * Fundraising events * Other project funding activities >>read more posted on Monday, April 23, 2007 Campus Interview Program: New Companies Coming to Interview You 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!! See who's coming by clicking "read more." >>read more posted on Monday, April 23, 2007 Peace Corps: Opportunities Abound! Counseling teenagers in Belize. Launching an Armenian computer center. Promoting HIV/AIDS awareness in Malawi. Teaching chemistry in a Ghanaian high school. Peace Corps Volunteers work in a wide variety of areas - and no two days are ever the same. Peace Corps Application Workshop: Thursday, April 26 Metolius Room (EMU) 4pm - 5pm >>read more posted on Monday, April 23, 2007 |
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