Career Fair Experience

Considering the fact that I am not looking for a job in the St. Louis area I did not think the Career Fair would be very beneficial to me. However, I decided to take a chance and get all I could out of the fair and I honest believe I got more out of it than I expected. My only regret was that Scheffel Boyle was not there, because they are my top choice for where I want to start my career once I graduate with my MSA and I really wanted to talk to them.

When I entered the room, I was attracted by an extremely friendly smile, and started my first conversation with an employer from FedBid to practice. It all starts with a firm hand shake and an introduction. Then the recruiter told me a lot of information about how their company operate, and I asked about their internship program. They gave me a business card and I started to practice with more companies. Innovative Refrigeration Systems, Inc. is another company that I found attention-grabbing but wasn’t on my list. The recruiter is very friendly and passion about his company, and gave me tons of information about the works they

Last week I attended the Kennesaw State University All-Majors Career Fair. This event took place in the Dr. Betty L. Siegel Student Recreation and Activities Center. I had several tables that I wanted to visit. However, there three recruiters that I received signatures from were Peace Corps, Kohl’s and Bright Horizon Family Solutions. I believe that each of these job opportunities could use a Psychology major. I say this because psychology can be applied to nearly every job.

For the intake I decided to go with the Career in Culture intake outline as it provided questions that I thought would draw more useful information from the participant I decided to do the intake with. While it could have been a biased opinion as I did the interview with my partner, the Career in Culture intake model provided with questions that allowed for the exploration of the family influences and cultural background that is a major part of my partners’ life. Looking at these factors in particular would be beneficial as my partner has a rich Latin American background and forms part of the largest Latino community within Massachusetts.

As an accounting major, I would have preferred to intern for a company that would utilize my accounting skills. There were not that many accounting and finance opportunities that were offered for this semester. Sadly, there was a student who dropped the internship due to the lack of accounting firms who were interested in taking on an intern. However, the internship organization was flexible and accommodating to all the interns. Chris Gaines has been a vital part of the internship program. My experience has been positive due to Chris Gaines direct interaction during weeks where we met as a class and always readily in

I was too nervous to approach students at the career fair to ask them how their experiences were, but luckily I ran into an old friend named Ragav Subramanian who is currently a sophomore at the university. He was kind enough to step aside and answer some questions I had. One of the best tips he gave me was to always

The Career Fair Prep Party is on September 21, 2016 in the Ballroom of Atwood Memorial Center. It begins at 11am to 2:30pm. The fair is an opportunity that enable students to network and learn how to amaze employers by doing these four stations offer by the fair: Research, Introduction, Resume and Dress. Among the fair, there are employers coming from various industry and a few of alumni graduates employers as well. I attend the fair because I want to acquire skills of introducing myself to employers, how to research an industry, resume critique, and how to dress properly.

I am Chrishona Thomas and I am current MPH (management/policy) student as well as the 2016 class Vice President. I was given your contact information from Linda Pautz (Program Coordinator). I see that you will be attending the EVMS career fair as well as the MPH career development series (presented by Professor Pautz) and would like to extend an invitation to you and your organization to attend our National Public Health Week career fair. The event will be held April 7, 2016 5-7pm. I am the chair for this event this year and I as well as my MPH cohorts would love for your organization to be a participant.

Well, it was a long and difficult road to find one, but my internship take place at Aflac in Pearl River. Aflac is a supplementary insurance company, which means that Aflac covers expense for individuals and groups to help pay benefits that major insurance doesn't cover like outpatient hospital treatment, skilled nursing care, etc. The position is that I've applied to is the sales internship position, where I have to learn about Health and life insurance, take some study courses, take a pre-licensing in Middletown, NY, and then spend $40 to take a state exam in Fairlawn, NJ before I can start selling to other people. It seems like a long and difficult road ahead of me, but I think I can do it.

Northern Lights Career Development Center is a massive resource for Early Childhood and After school Professionals. This resource is an outline of education development that will guide us towards our career goals. The agency of Human Services makes this program possible though grant money for Vermonters who want to pursue a career as an Early Educator. The Northern Lights program helps the professional development of Vermonters to improve the quality of Early Education and to combines resources to make this possible. In this outline you will find many things such as Career Pathways, Training and Coursework, and Roles. Each of these sections provides the information needed to become an impressive Early educator and will open doors to many positions that have to do with Early Education and After school Professionals.

Thank you sir. I look forward to working for you all as well. I would be more than happy to attend the awards dinner on February 22nd. My class should be over by that time, 5:30 pm, but if a I am running late it would be due to that. But I will definitely be there none the less. For the Career Fair on February 23rd, I can be there at 9:45 am until my class at 11:35 am.

Through my Career Ed project I learned how to live a sustainable life with a typical paycheck I would receive. I chose the job of a psychiatrist based on my interests and ambitions. My whole life I have studied human behavior and analyzed why people act a certain way. I also like to help others and I want to give people the best lives that they can live. Being a psychiatrist would make me happy because I could learn more about human minds and the way they work by also helping people who are mentally and emotionally suffering. I had to make hard decisions on which car and house to buy. Firstly, I chose to buy a large family home which cost $199,900 because I thought it was a reasonable price for a home with four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The house also has a warm and happy exterior which is very important to me. I know that if I have a family someday they would enjoy living in our house too. The car I bought was a New 2017 Dodge Grand Caravan SE. I bought this car because not only because it was a nice price of $21,879, but because it’s a big and safe minivan

I am extremely interested in the internship at FAIR Girls, due to its mission of aiding young women to live productive and amazing lives. As well as, since International Social Work is what I hope to specialize in. However, I do not have any experience working with survivors of trauma and trafficking. Given my dedication to learning, my work ethic and my educational knowledge of social work, though, I believe I’d make a strong candidate for your consideration in this internship.

During my senior year of high school I got my first internship working for Visual String Marketing. It was a backwater office that you would have to truly go out of your way to find, but it was good work (if not freezing all the time). That lasted for a couple of months until I found a better (and paying) job working for Social Eyes Marketing.

When I was five years old my brother had a lung disease and being in the hospital around all the doctors and nurses made me want to go into that career field. That experience made me what to help people in the hospital. I personally hated all those doctors because they didn’t explain or give the patients any comfort or hope. I would like to be different and tell people the truth but also give them comfort and make them feel important not just another patient with a sickness.