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First-Year students and Sophomores start defining and narrowing their major and career objectives by embarking in Career Development Introduction 101 and 201 (CDI 101 & 201), the EXPLORE & EXPERIMENT stages of their HIRE Education. With the assistance and support of Career Colleagues, the First-Year & Sophomore Community will provide a “homebase” for first and second-year students as they start developing their job search toolkit in CDI 101 in the spring of their first year and deciding on major choices, exploring potential career paths and industries, gaining deeper awareness and understanding of their talents, and putting together their customized career action plans in CDI 201 on Job Search Readiness in fall of their second year.
Coming this February, Deloitte will be hosting their Salesforce virtual learning program, Salesforce Career Journey. In this free, six-week immersive learning journey, students will explore what Salesforce Consulting is, why Deloitte practitioners are passionate about their work, and how you can find your own passions.
You will also be able to informally network with our practitioners in our Ask Us Anything session.
Lastly, you will be able to early resume-worthy credentials on Salesforce’s learning platform, Trailhead, where you’ll follow along …
By Paul Stanish
Paul StanishSenior Associate Director, Undergraduate Career Development, Pulsifer Career Development Center
Undergraduate scholarships are awarded in the amount of $7,500, with limited $5,000 scholarships awarded to the highest-ranked freshman and sophomore applicants, and $10,000 scholarships awarded to the highest-ranked applicants.
Spencer awards scholarships to undergraduate students who meet the following criteria:
Build essential skills and connections for a rewarding career.
Begin the new year by investing in your future. Forte’s virtual conference and career expo offers professional development workshops designed to help you learn from the experiences of women business leaders. Take advantage of the Forté corporate partner network by making meaningful connections with recruiters from leading companies looking for the next generation of women leaders.
Leave with a stronger sense of what your journey might look like after graduation, along …
The end of a semester is a much-needed time to relax, recharge, and reflect. But we can also use this time to prepare for the next semester and get ahead of the game.
1. Reflect on the Past Semester
Take time to assess what went well and where you can improve.
Ask Yourself:
Which habits helped me succeed this semester?
Were there any challenges I could approach differently next time?
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