 Students get professional advice on their resumes and CVs at Resume Rescue.
Register for each event using the links provided.
Spring 2010
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Additional Career Events
Check with the following campus services for career events open to SPH students:
Past Career Events
SPH Career Services offers seminars and events to assist you in developing professional skills and preparing for a job search or interview. Click here to review some of our past events and/or read below for the Fall '09 schedule...
Student Activities and Volunteer Fair - September 3, 11:30-1:30, MHRC Atrium
This event allows students to meet with representatives from on and off
campus service organizations associated with public health. This is a
great way for students to increase their student involvement,
leadership, and networking contacts. Learn about this year's
participants.
Finding Funding for International Internships - September 21, 12:30-1:30, Blue Cross Blue Shield Auditorium (MHRC 0001)
Learn about online funding resources for interning abroad. Presented by
Susan Gramling from the GrantSource Library. This event is co-sponsored
with the Student Global Health Committee.
Etiquette Dinner - September 22, 5:30-8:00, Carolina Club
This event is co-hosted by the
School of Public Health Office of Student Affairs (OSA) and the
Healthcare Executives Student Association (HESA). Learn the basics of
business etiquette from Linda Conklin, Manager of Alumni Career
Services while enjoying a three course meal. Tickets are $20 and is
partially subsized from HESA funding and alumni sponsorships.
Finding Funding for Domestic Internships - October 1, 11:15-12:15, MacGavran -Greenberg 1305
Learn about online funding resources for interning in the US. Presented by
Susan Gramling from the GrantSource Library.
Resume Rescue - October 7-8, 11:30-1:30, MHRC Atrium
This event is co-sponsored by SPH Student Government. Have your resumes and cover letters critiqued by public health
professionals on a walk-in basis.
October 7
Amy Hitlin, Director of Career Services, SPH Office of Student Affairs
Mike Komives, Independent Career & Job Search Advisor and Strategist
Kelly Simpson, PhD, MA
Associate
Scientist II, Behavioral and Biomedical Research
at
Family Health
International
October 8
Heather Altman, Project Director for Community Connections, Carol Woods Retirement Community
Shannon Hensley, PHR, Senior Recruiter, SRA International
Amy Hitlin, Director of Career Services, SPH Office of Student Affairs
Meeting Employers: Networking & Interviewing Skills - October 15, 12:00-1:00, MHRC 2005
Learn techniques for developing your professional network, transforming
these relationships into employment opportunities and how
to sell your skills and experiences to get the job offer. Participants
will
have the chance to practice making introductions and answering
interview questions.
Employer Information Session: US Public Health Service, Tuesday, November 3, 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm, MHRC 0001
Attend this session to learn
about full-time
and internship opportunities in DHHS agencies through the Commissioned Corps. Panelists include:
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Captain Lee Tooly, MSPH '86 and BSPH '82
U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality
Planning & Standards
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Lieutenant Eva McLanahan
U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency, National Center for Environmental Assessment
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Katherine Harkins, MHA
Candidate
2009 JR COSTEP participant
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Jessica Meed, PhD Candidate
2008 JR COSTEP participant
Finding Employment in Global Health Thursday, November 5 (3:00-4:30 pm), Rosenau 133
The Student Global Health Committee will sponsor a
panel of top-level decision-makers and new employees from global health
organizations such as The Futures Group, IPAS, FHI and IntraHealth to answer
your questions about how to launch your global health career.
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