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CAREER CONNECTIONS
SPRING 2009 CALENDAR OF
EVENTS INSIDE!
CO-OP & CAREER SERVICES ● PACE
GRADUATION IS JUST CO-OP & CAREER SERVICES WANTS YOU…
AROUND THE CORNER!
...to come see us! We are looking forward to counselor. Our highly
meeting each one of you this Spring to help skilled career coun-
Gear up for the 2009 with all things related to your future goals. selors are here to
Campus Recruiting Did you know that we provide individual coun- help you realize and
Program, Career Fairs, seling, information on choosing a major, reach your career
Specialized Work- assistance with resume writing, interviewing dreams. All majors
shops, and more! and ‘what to do with a major in’- and of from all schools are
course guidance and support in landing a encouraged to
Finishing your degree in valuable internship opportunity through our connect with a career counselor to talk about
June or September popular Co-op program as well as full time individual needs and goals.
2009? If so, you’re jobs? Did you know that we offer panel
eligible to participate in Be sure to check out our Facebook page to
programs, special workshops and career fairs
the Spring Campus learn about all upcoming events! Bookmark
for all majors and all levels of study?
Recruiting Program, our Homepage to check out our many helpful
when employers come to campus to inter- Whether you have well-defined career goals resources. And, don’t forget to check into our
view ‘09 graduates for full-time jobs. If or not, we invite you to stop by and schedule great Spring events, listed in the calendar of
you’re interested in participating, attend a an appointment to meet with a career events in the back of this newsletter.
mandatory Campus Recruiting Program
Workshop (dates in calendar) and have
your resume approved by a counselor by OUR FRESHMAN FOCUS
making an appointment today or coming to
our Open Hours, created to address imme- Co-op & Career Services wants all Freshman students to
diate needs for graduating students, come to our offices this Spring to begin searching for a
throughout February (see calendar). Summer internship. If you’re unsure about a major or
interested in getting your feet wet in a field to see if it’s a
Remember, Co-op & Career Services is good fit – Co-op & Career Services can help. In addition
here to work with you to create an individu- to personality, interests, values and skills assessments
alized career plan and help you clarify that can help you explore and narrow down a future direc-
where you want to go, and how to get there tion, you’ll have the chance to meet and build a relationship with a counselor, who is trained to
after graduation, particularly important help you with all of your career goals. Whether it’s polishing up a resume, practicing for an
during a difficult job market. In addition to interview or learning how to effectively search for an internship – Co-op & Career Services is
meeting with a counselor, be sure to take the place to go!
advantage of our numerous workshops
focused on getting your job search in gear
The Office of Co-op &
including Job Search Strategies During
Challenging Times, Alternatives to Career Services
New York City Campus
Working on Wall Street, International IN THIS ISSUE...
Student Job Search Seminar, Lunch & Location:
Learn Series (Careers in Communica- 41 Park Row, 14th Floor
tions, Careers in Non Profit/Gov’t/
* How Will the Economy Affect My Job
Hours:
Healthcare, Beyond 9-5: Outside the Search? * Starting Your Spring and Summer
9 am-6 pm (Mon-Thurs)
Cubicle), Mock Interview Day, and Back- Internship Search * Meet the Staff: A New
9 am-5 pm (Friday) Assistant Director! * Calling All Dyson
pack to Briefcase. Be ready to attend
upcoming career fairs: the Spring Career Walk-in Hours: Students * The Spring Guide to Success:
Fair and Non Profit and Government Mon-Thurs Graduate Students * CALENDAR OF
Career Fair (see calendar). 12 pm-1 pm & 4 pm-5pm EVENTS, and more!
Cooperative Education & Career Services ● www.pace.edu/coopcs ●
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GROWING CONCERNS: HOW WILL THE ECONOMY AFFECT MY JOB SEARCH?
While the economy is definitely having an related questions and begin to build a professional relationship) - to
impact on the job climate, there are a broaden your network of people. Web sites including Linkedin.com are
number of things you can do starting today also great places to network effectively. Stay on top of sending
to boost your chances for employment resumes, thank you notes, and returning phone calls from contacts
after graduation. Use the following tips, and possible employers immediately. Attend Networking For
and also make an appointment with a Dummies on March 24th from 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm to perfect your
counselor at Co-op & Career Services to techniques.
create an individualized plan that works for
you. Now more than ever, students need Tip #4- Think and look outside the box – Other industries, types
to increase their job search activities and of jobs, growing areas:
seek guidance and encouragement from a Be open to industries and jobs that you might not have thought about
career counselor. before - as well as the possibility of relocation. That dream job at a top
investment bank may no longer exist, so start thinking about small and
Tip #1- Set your sites on an internship,
mid sized companies, universities, or non profits, as well as the
or two or three or more for that matter:
possibility of transferring your skills into an industry that is less prone
Employers rate previous work experience
to lay offs including health care, energy/sustainability, and education.
as essential for college graduates and
Focus more on selling your transferable skills – such as problem
view internships and Co-op experiences
solving, writing, and organizing – rather than singularly focusing on a
as a highly effective technique for recruiting and retaining young talent.
particular job or industry. Be open minded and flexible about consider-
Internships are also the best way to build a network of professional
ing a variety of companies, industries and jobs as well as relocating to
contacts, gain a leg up on the competition, and create a powerful re-
a new city or even a different country to land a great opportunity.
sume. Whether you’re just starting at Pace, or in your final year, it’s
Develop strategies by attending Job Search Strategies During
not too late to gain real world experience and contacts through an
Challenging Times, Marketing Your Dyson Major for a Co-op/Job
internship. Attend the Internship Fair on Wednesday, February 4th
Search, Alternatives to Working on Wall Street, Negotiating a
from 2 pm – 5 pm in the Gym at 1 Pace Plaza to speak with
Salary in Tough Economic Times, I’m Graduating - Now What?,
employers looking to hire interns.
Careers in Communications, Beyond 9-5: Outside the Cubicle,
and Careers in Non Profit, Government and Healthcare (see calen-
Tip #2- Make sure your resume is unique: dar of events for dates and times).
In addition to work experience, employers look for skills including com-
munications, leadership, and team work. To help build those skills and Tip #5- Be persistent and positive:
strengthen your candidacy, consider joining a campus club, starting Job seekers need to ramp up their efforts with persistence and positive
your own club, or getting involved in the community as a volunteer. energy. Keep your enthusiasm, motivation and positive attitude by
Employers value diverse experiences inside and outside the class- surrounding yourself with other positive individuals who have a “can-
room and those experiences will help you to build unique skill sets and do”, energetic approach to their job search. Perhaps you want to
confidence. Your resume should reflect your unique set of skills and consider joining forces with a job search buddy/partner that you check
experiences and should always be updated and ready to go. Attend a in with regularly to keep each other on a focused job search track.
resume workshop or meet with a career counselor to ensure that your
resume is refined and polished. Resume Workshops are held
monthly – stop by the office to sign up today! SPRING 2009 CAREER FAIR SERIES
Internship Fair, Wednesday 2/4
Tip #3- Network, network, network:
It’s never too early to start meeting people in your field of interest.
Consistently and strategically attend events on-campus, through Non Profit and Government Fair, Friday 3/6
Co-op & Career Services or University clubs/organizations, and off-
campus through professional associations and industry organizations. Criminal Justice Career Day
While there, make sure you talk to people, obtain business cards, and
develop contacts. When you meet a contact, don’t just tuck away their
business card. Be sure to follow up by creating a strong networking Spring Full Time Fair, Wednesday 4/22
letter or phone pitch to request an “informational interview” (20-30
minute meeting where you get a chance to ask intelligent career- ...see calendar of events for times
and locations!
Cooperative Education & Career Services ● www.pace.edu/coopcs ●
SPRING 2009 Page 3
THE SPRING GUIDE FOR SUCCESS: GRADUATE STUDENTS
Co-op & Career Services has events planned for Graduate students to social networking sites like Linkedin.com to create your own success-
help prepare them for the internship and full-time job search in these ful online brand.
challenging times. Stephanie Elson, Manager Graduate Programs and
First year international students are recommended to attend the semi-
Services, Co-op & Career Services, in recognizing the need for
nar Top Ten Links for MBAs on the Co-op & Career Services Web-
students to retool and strategize differently than in the past, has
site. There they will gain first hand knowledge of the location of
designed the Spring 2009 events for graduate students with this in
rotational programs, internship websites and other resources relevant
mind (see calendar for full listing).
to internship seekers. Professional Correspondence Seminars start
For second year Finance and CS/IS graduate students who will soon again on January 29th and continue monthly for those students who
be entering the competitive full-time job market, the Openwave need to sharpen their skills in creating effective cover letters, follow-up
consulting company will provide insight into Business and Consult- letters and emails to professionals and recruiters.
ing Career Opportunities available at their firm on Tuesday, January
Graduate students who are eRecruiting-users can register to attend
27th. This company has hired Pace graduate students in the past and
any of these events by logging into eRecruiting, going to the
is eager to discover new potential from this upcoming graduating
Calendar box on the Homepage, and signing up. Otherwise, students
class. Second year students are also encouraged to attend the
can RSVP to Stephanie Elson at selson@pace.edu.
program Create and Market your Successful Online Career Brand
on February 25th to learn from a top NYC career coach how to utilize
STARTING YOUR SPRING & SUMMER INTERNSHIP SEARCH
Get ready for the Internship Fair on February 4th at 1 Pace Plaza, Gym from 2 pm – 5 pm, where em-
ployers from many industries will be meeting with students interested in internships with their companies.
Be sure to attend dressed professionally, with many copies of your resume in hand, and be well versed
about the companies you are interested in speaking with (a list of attendees is available on the web site).
For tips on making the fair a success, attend How to Work the Internship Fair on Monday, Feb. 2nd.
If you have never been to our offices and you are ready to find an internship, attend a Co-op Orientation
on January 29th, February 5th, February 11th or February 20th – where you’ll learn about the program,
how to use our database of job postings, and receive guidance on next steps.
And don’t miss important deadlines for Summer 2009 internships in business and technology. If
you’re a sophomore, junior, or master’s student, from any major, many companies come to Pace
beginning in February to interview candidates for their competitive summer internship programs. To get
involved, attend a Campus Recruiting Program Workshop for Co-op Jobs on January 28th or
February 9th.
BROWSE SOME RECENT CO-OP & FT HOT JOBS ON eRecruiting
CO-OPS: Tax Associate Intern – PricewaterhouseCoopers : Various Internships – Marvel Entertainment : CBS Sports Internship Program :
Human Resources Intern – Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum : ABC Daytime Soaps Internship : Check eRecruiting for many more!
FULL TIME: Portfolio Assistant – JP Morgan Chase, Private Equity Fund Group : Financial Consultant (MBA) – NYC Dept. of Education :
Financial Analyst – Marsh USA : Finance Manager – American Express : Check eRecruiting for many more!
TRANSFER STUDENTS—GET STARTED TODAY!
New to Pace?
No problem! As a transfer student, with a minimum of 32 credits, you are eligible to seek a Co-op
position immediately – so stop by to learn about what we have to offer in terms of exploring career
options and obtaining an internship. Do not delay; do it today!
Cooperative Education & Career Services ● www.pace.edu/coopcs ●
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MEET THE STAFF
Jenna Campolieta, Assistant Director of Internships & Cooperative Education
Co-op & Career Services is pleased to announce that Jenna Campolieta is now the Assistant
Director of Internships and Cooperative Education at Pace University’s New York City Campus.
Jenna brings an enthusiastic, well informed approach to all that she does and is highly committed to and
passionate about the field of experiential education and internships. In her new role Jenna will be
responsible for managing the daily operations of the Internship/Cooperative Education program serving
both undergraduate and graduate students on the NYC campus. She will oversee the planning and
implementation of all programs, workshops, club and classroom presentations, the Annual Internship
Fair and other special events.
Jenna obtained her Master’s Degree in Student Development Administration from Seattle University and
a Bachelor of Arts degree in English with a History and Education minor from SUNY Albany. Jenna’s
previous position was as an Assistant Director of Internship and Graduate School Preparation at the
University of Miami’s Toppel Career Center where for four years she was responsible for the overall
advising of a diverse group of students regarding internships, graduate school and alternative options
after graduation.
CALLING ALL DYSON STUDENTS! AN INTERVIEW WITH A SUCCESS STORY
Do you think that Co-op & Career Services only has internship oppor- Q: How did you find your internship? What was the process and
tunities for business students? No way! Not only are counselors how was Co-op & Career Services helpful?
excited to work with liberal arts students to help them clarify and A: I met with my Co-op counselor and we discussed my interests, my
achieve their professional and educational dreams, we also have goals and preferences as far as work environments. She helped me
internship and full time job postings to meet a wide range of interests. sharpen my interviewing skills and write a great resume. Then I was
Just a few positions currently being recruited for through the Co-op ready to search and review internship description on the eRecruiting
program include: Community Outreach Intern, Art Intern, Public website. After two meetings we found the perfect job for me to apply
Health Intern, Gallery Intern, Youth Outreach Intern… and there’s to. It was almost too easy!
much more!
Q: How has your internship helped you with your career goals?
We asked one star Dyson student, Myah
A: My internship has really done wonders for my career goals. At KPA
Jones (Film & Screen Studies, ‘11), to
I get to meet so many different types of people who are involved in
share her experiences about working with
many areas of entertainment, from actors and magicians to agents
Co-op and obtaining an internship.
and photographers. When I came into Co-op & Career Services I had
Q: Tell us a little about yourself limited knowledge about the job possibilities. However, through my
A: I am a sophomore at Pace University and I internship I have been exposed to so many different careers. Karen
am pursuing a Bachelors degree in Film and has also given me the opportunity to stay with her and begin manag-
Screen Studies. I really thought that it was important for me to obtain ing clients of my own. She has really taught me a lot. My options for
an internship because there are only so many things you can learn in the future now seem limitless.
a classroom. I wanted "real life" experience in the entertainment indus-
try and also assistance in searching for my dream job. I was first intro- Q: Would you recommend other Dyson students come to Co-op?
duced to the Co-op & Career department by a friend of mine who had A: I would not only recommend that Dyson students come to Co-op,
great success finding an internship. but every student at Pace should make an appointment with a career
counselor. Speaking from first hand experience, being a Dyson major,
Q: Where are you interning, and what do you do there? you can sometimes feel overshadowed by the Lubin students and feel
A: I am interning with Karen Riposo, president of Karen's Performing that there are not as many opportunities for you. Co-op & Career Ser-
Arts Management. KPA is a talent managing company for young and vices can help you to achieve career goals and even expand your
urban actors, dancers, recording artists, etc. As Karen's assistant, I knowledge about different paths. Friendly, knowledgeable, and eager
help her to confirm auditions with some of New York's and Los Ange- counselors assist students with their career plans every step of the
les' top casting directors. I also help prepare clients for auditions and way!
since Karen is a photographer as well, I assist her with photo shoots
on Fridays. She currently has me working on planning a cast party for
the new feature film 'Fighting' starring Channing Tatum, Terrence
Howard and one of Karen's clients Michael Rivera.
Cooperative Education & Career Services ● www.pace.edu/coopcs ●
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COOPERATIVE EDUCATION AND CAREER SERVICES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2009
*If locations are TBD, call Co-op & Career Services closer to the day of the event for details*
CAMPUS RECRUITING PROGRAM (CRP)
Undergraduate and graduate NYC campus students who wish to participate in on campus interviews for full time jobs available after
graduation must attend one of these workshops. You must attend the full workshop to be eligible. Eligible students must be completing a
Bachelor or Masters degree during one of Pace's official graduation dates: January, June or September 2009. You do NOT have to
attend this workshop if you participated in CRP during fall 2008.
For Full-Time Jobs Friday 1/30: 2:00-3:30 Location TBD
(After graduation) Saturday 1/31: 11:00-12:30 Location TBD
Tuesday 2/3: 10:00-11:30 Location TBD
Thursday 2/12: 4:00-5:30 Location TBD
Current students participating in the Coop program may wish to apply for summer internships that recruit on campus. If you are interested
in these opportunities, you must attend a workshop to learn about special policies and procedures associated with this program.
For Co-op Jobs Wednesday 1/28: 3:00-4:30 Location TBD
(While in school) Monday 2/9: 4:30-6:00 Location TBD
ALL OF THE FOLLOWING WILL OCCUR IN THE COOP/CS OFFICE LOCATED AT 41 PARK ROW, 14th FLOOR
OPEN HOURS Monday 2/2-Thursday 2/12: ALL DAY
All day drop in hours will be held on the following days for students graduating in January, June or September of 2009. Counselors will
be available to approve resumes for CRP, review resumes for non CRP students and answer general job search questions. They will also be
available to meet with students to review resumes prior to the Internship Fair. These hours are dedicated to this student population.
MANDATORY CO-OP INTERVIEW WORKSHOP
Develop interview techniques to get the job! Discuss the difficult questions asked by employers. This workshop will be held every Tuesday
and Thursday in the spring during the following times:
Tuesdays 2:30-4:30
Wednesdays 11:15-1:15
Fridays 11:00-1:00 1/23, 2/27, 3/27
RESUME WORKSHOP
Learn all there is to know about creating an effective resume. This workshop will be held during the following times (as well as the listed
Fridays):
Friday 1/30: 11:00-12:00
Wednesday 2/18: 3:30-4:30
Thursday 3/12: 12:00-1:00
Tuesday 4/21: 11:00-12:00
Monday 5/4: 12:00-1:00
INTERNATIONAL INTERVIEW WORKSHOP
This workshop is designed specifically for international students who would like to improve their chances for interviewing success.
Friday 2/6: 11:30-1:30
Thursday 3/26: 2:30-4:30
Monday 4/20: 11:00-1:00
Tuesday 5/12: 11:15-1:15
CO-OP ORIENTATION
Come hear about the policies and procedures that will best prepare you for successful participation in the Co-op program.
Thursday 1/29: 11:00-12:00
Thursday 2/5: 5:00-6:00
Wednesday 2/11: 3:30-4:30
Friday 2/20: 11:00-12:00
Cooperative Education & Career Services ● www.pace.edu/coopcs ●
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2009 CONT...
PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
Impress prospective employers with your business writing skills! Develop effective techniques that will bring you success with your cover
letters, thank you notes, and networking letters/emails.
Thursday 1/29 2:30-4:30 Location TBD
Tuesday 2/17 11:30-1:30 Location TBD
Tuesday 3/10 11:15-1:15 Location TBD
Monday 4/20 3:00-5:00 Location TBD
INTERNSHIP KICK-OFF Tuesday 1/27: 12:00-2:00 1 Pace Plaza, Kiosk
Stop by our information table during common hour in order to learn more about internships offered through our office.
**GUEST RECRUITER: PricewaterhouseCoopers** **Refreshments available!**
HOW TO WORK THE INTERNSHIP FAIR Monday 2/2: 12:00-1:00 Location TBD
Learn how to best market yourself and make the most of your time at upcoming Career Fairs.
**GUEST RECRUITER: PricewaterhouseCoopers**
APPLYING TO GRADUATE SCHOOL Tuesday 2/10: 3:30-4:30 Location TBD
If an advanced degree is in your future, be sure to attend this important workshop on applying to graduate programs. Learn about appli-
cation procedures, testing information and graduate programs at Pace.
INSIDE THE INTERVIEW ROOM—MOCK INTERVIEW DAY Wednesday 2/11: ALL DAY Coop/CS, 41 PR 14th Fl
Sign up to participate in this event and you will have an opportunity to practice your interview skills with a seasoned professional and re-
ceive feedback on how to ace the real interview.
JOB SEARCH STRATEGIES DURING CHALLENGING TIMES Thursday 2/19: 3:30-4:30 Location TBD
Attend this workshop on how to find employment in the current economic market. Learn to market your skills and find the job you love!
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT JOB SEARCH SEMINAR Tuesday 2/24: 3:30-5:00 Location TBD
Come discover what is involved in the sponsorship process when conducting a full time job search in the United States. Guest speakers
include an attorney specializing in Immigration Law, a sponsored student and representatives from Coop/Career Services and the Interna-
tional Students Office.
THE EMPLOYER IS IN Thursday 2/26: ALL DAY Coop/CS, 41 PR, 14th Fl
Worried that your resume is not attracting the attention of recruiters? Need your resume reviewed? Want interviewing advice? Or just
have a career related question? Then schedule a half hour session with a professional recruiter who will be available to assist you with
guidance and advice.
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS Tuesday 3/3: 3:30-5:00 1 Pace Plaza, Multipurpose Rm
Hear from industry professionals about how to integrate your interest in foreign languages and appreciation for various cultures into a
successful career path.
CAREERS IN ACCOUNTING Thursday 3/12: 3:20-4:30 1 Pace Plaza, Multipurpose Rm
Learn about career paths from professionals working in public, private and forensic accounting.
NETWORKING FOR DUMMIES Tuesday 3/24: 3:30-4:30 Location TBD
Network your way to success! Learn how to take advantage of every opportunity to build relationships and grow your network.
THE EMPLOYER IS IN Wednesday 3/25: ALL DAY Coop/CS, 41 PR, 14th Fl
Worried that your resume is not attracting the attention of recruiters? Need your resume reviewed? Want interviewing advice? Or just
have a career related question? Then schedule a half hour session with a professional recruiter who will be available to assist you with
guidance and advice.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2009 CONT...
ALTERNATIVES TO WORKING ON WALL STREET Wednesday 3/25: 2:30-3:30 Location TBD
Are you a Finance or business major considering broadening your job search options given the current economy? Come learn how to
search for full-time job options outside the financial industry.
MARKETING A DYSON MAJOR FOR CO-OP/JOB SEARCH Tuesday 4/7: 11:00-12:30 Location TBD
If you are a Dyson student, attend this workshop on how to find employment in your major. Learn to market your skills and find the job or
internship you love!
NEGOTIATING SALARY IN TOUGH ECONOMIC TIMES Thursday 4/16: 3:00-4:30 Location TBD
Now that the economy is stretched, more than ever, it’s important to know how to approach the negotiation process. Come learn how to
successfully meet your salary needs when landing a new job.
I’M GRADUATING, NOW WHAT? Wednesday 4/22: 12:30-1:30 Location TBD
Whether you are graduating in January, June or September 2009, discover the timelines and strategies that you can implement to make
your job search more effective. Learn what you should be doing in your final semesters at Pace in order to land the job of your dreams
after graduation!
SPRING 2009 CAREER FAIRS
Internship Fair Wednesday 2/4: 2:00-5:00 1 Pace Plaza, Level C, GYM
Non profit and Government Friday 3/6: 11:00-4:00 At COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Criminal Justice Career Day Location TBD Pace Pleasantville Campus
Spring Full Time Fair Wednesday 4/22: 3:00-6:00 1 Pace Plaza, Level C, GYM
LUNCH AND LEARN SERIES
Grab a slice of pizza and come hear from industry professionals about all the ways you can incorporate your major and academic studies
into careers in the fields of Communications, Freelancing and Non Profit/Government/Healthcare.
Careers in Communications Wednesday 2/25: 12:00-2:00 1 Pace Plaza, Boardrm N/S, 18th Fl
Beyond 9-5, Outside the Cubicle Wednesday 3/11: 12:00-2:00 41 PR, Dyson Conf Rm, 16th Fl
Careers in Non Profit/Government/Healthcare Wednesday 4/15: 12:00-2:00 41 PR, Dyson Conf Rm, 16th Fl
SENIOR WEEK: WHAT TO DO NEXT SERIES
Attend the full series of workshops or just one skillshop designed to help you successfully launch your career after graduation through the
use of effective career management skills.
Professional Correspondence Monday 4/20: 3:00-4:30 Location TBD
Resume Workshop Tuesday 4/21: 11:00-12:00 41 PR, Coop/CS, 14th Fl Conf Rm
Interview Workshop Tuesday 4/21: 2:30-4:30 41 PR, Coop/CS, 14th Fl Conf Rm
Wednesday 4/22: 11:15-1:15 41 PR, Coop/CS, 14th Fl Conf Rm
I’m Graduating, Now What Wednesday 4/22: 12:30-1:30 Location TBD
Backpack to Briefcase/Recent Alum Thursday 4/23: 3:00-4:30 Location TBD
***SEE NEXT PAGE FOR LISTING OF SPECIAL EVENTS FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS***
Extra! Extra! Read All About it!
Check out our “Ask the Counselor” Articles in the Pace Press!
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SPECIAL EVENTS FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS
Business and Consulting Career Opportunities for MBA Finance & IS and MS CS & IS candidates
Learn directly from the recruiters of an IT and Finance consulting company about their full-time openings, and the qualifications to
prepare and be successful for their hiring process.
Tuesday January 27th, 4:30-5:30 pm – 3rd floor Conference Room,163 Williams Street, NYC
The 15 second pitch – The answer to the Tell me about yourself question
Come hear in person or view the webcast presented by Laura Allen, marketing specialist, on techniques to develop and customize your
own marketing pitch for phone and face-to-face interviews.
Tuesday, February 10, 6:30-8:00 pm, (In person and webcast) - Multipurpose Room, One Pace Plaza, NYC
Seminar – Top Ten links for MBAs on the Coop & Career Services website
Gain first hand knowledge of the location of important online resources for Graduate students on the Coop/CS website. Learn where
to find information about rotational programs, internships in International Organizations, etc.
**Highly recommended for First year international graduate students**
Thursday, February 12, 4:30-5:30pm, Location TBD, One Pace Plaza, NYC
MBA & MS students – Create and Market your Successful Online Career Brand!
Learn from a premier, savvy NYC career coach how to utilize social networking sites like Linkedin to create and market a successful
online career presence.
Wednesday, February 25, 4: 30-6:00pm, Location TBD, One Pace Plaza,
Professional Correspondence Seminar
Develop effective writing skills for business correspondence including cover letters, networking follow-up letters, thank you letters and
e-mail etiquette.
Thursday January 29, 2:30-4:00pm, Tuesday, February 17, 11:30 am-1:00 pm, Tuesday March 10, 11:15am – 1:15 pm
Monday April 20, 3:00-4:30pm, Location for all seminars: 41 Park Row, 14th fl Conference Room
The Employer is In
Worried that your resume is not attracting the attention of recruiters? Need your resume reviewed? Need advice on interviewing
strategies? Need to sharpen your interviewing skills? Or just have a career related question? Then schedule a half hour session with a
professional recruiter who will be available to assist you with guidance and advice.
Wednesday, March 25th, 10:00 am-4:00 pm, 41 Park Row, 14th floor
To register to attend any of the graduate student events:
Either Log into eRecruiting, go to the Calendar box on the Homepage, Click on NY Campus events and sign up for the
relevant scheduled event Or RSVP Stephanie Elson, Manager, Graduate Programs and Services, Co-op/Career Services, NYC
campus at selson@pace.edu.
Did You Know?
We have our own Facebook page to keep students posted on important career/internship information, upcoming events and specialized
panels. We also want to hear from you! Let us know if you have any suggestions for our office, share your career-related stories with your
fellow Pace students, start a discussion group and get feedback, ask us questions, and most importantly, network with other students and
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