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Workshops and Seminars

A variety of workshops are available each semester. Please see the list below of upcoming workshops. The workshops are informal discussions that focus on one topic. No appointment is necessary, and there is no cost to Penn State students, faculty, or staff. Simply show up and take notes.

Seminar/Workshops
(Open to all students, strongly recommended for seniors as well.)
Workshop Request Form

Don't forget to check out fair page/calendar and the Penn State Behrend events calendar for updates too!

Seminars/Workshops:

SEMINARS

All Students: Join us to put your job search on the right road! Note that many sessions are back to back (pairs with the same letter) so that you can get all the information easily. Check our Web site for information if you miss a session.

Seniors/Full-time Job Seekers: In this competitive job market, conducting an effective job search is more crucial than ever! Please bring your Senior Packet. It’s free and has the latest job and grad school search information from Penn State Behrend and national employers. Stop in Reed Room 1 to get yours!Intern/Co-op/Part-time/Summer Job Seekers: Sending a resume is just not enough to get you the job. You need to be able to locate resources, stand out from the other applicants, and be able to communicate and articulate your attributes effectively. Learn job and internship seeking skills and get the edge on your competition.

Student Organizations or Resident Assistants are encouraged to co-sponsor these events.

Note: If you have a class conflict, come for as much of a session as possible. To schedule an individual appointment to review your internship or job search strategies, please call the CDC or stop in the office. We look forward to working with you.

Call 898-6164 for information.

Spring

TOPICS	DATE	DAY	TIME	LOCATION
Internship/Job Search using Nittany Lion Recruiting and Other Resources; Resume Basics Come learn about the many resources available to help your search, and how to create a strong resume to highlight your skills and accomplishments.	1/22/08	Tues	11:00 – 11:50 am	Reed 3
	2/5/08	Tues	1:00 – 1:50 pm	REDC 236
	2/21/08	Thurs	9:30 – 10:20 am	Reed 3
	3/4/08	Tues	2:30 – 3:20 pm	REDC 236
	3/26/08	Wed	10:10 – 11:00 am	Reed 3
	4/10/08	Thurs	1:00 – 1:50 pm	REDC 236
	4/23/08	Wed	2:30 – 3:20 pm	Reed 3
Acing the Interview; Career Fair Preparation Get the inside information on what employers want from you. Learn how to develop strong answers to tough questions. See what a portfolio can do for you.	1/30/08	Wed	9:05 – 9:55 am	REDC 236
	2/14/08	Thurs	1:00 – 1:50 pm	Reed 3
	2/26/08	Tues	11:00 – 11:50 am	REDC 236
	3/19/08	Wed	2:30 – 3:20 pm	Reed 3
	4/1/08	Tues	9:30 – 10:20 am	REDC 236
	4/17/08	Thurs	2:30 – 3:20 pm	Reed 3
	4/30/08	Wed	10:10 – 11:00 am	REDC 237
Graduate School: Strategies for Finding and Applying (co-presented with the Learning Resource Center)	1/29/08	Tues	12:00 – 1:00 pm	Lilley Library 107
	1/30/08	Wed	4:00 – 5:00 pm	Reed 112

Career Series Workshops:

Plan to get a good job or internship?
Sending a resume is just not enough to get you the job. You need to be able to locate resources, stand out from the other applicants, and be able to communicate and articulate your attributes effectively. Learn job and internship seeking skills and get the edge on your competition with the CDC's new Career Series! Numerous topics are presented at varying times, so many should fit into your schedule. Student Organizations or Resident Assistants are encouraged to co-sponsor these events. For more information, call the CDC at 898-6164.

Workshop Request

If you are a resident assistant, organization member, or faculty member who would like to request a workshop, please complete the following form. Workshops must be requested at least 2 weeks in advance. We suggest collaborating with another organization for better attendance.

Please include the following:

Organization/Class name(s)

Topic

Contact Person

Phone

E-mail

Preferred Date

Second Preferred Date