Monday, February 1 (top) |
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Careers in Law Series ~ Panel: Life as a Law Student |
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM | Location: UCS 369 |
Thinking about going to law school? Is it as challenging as you think? Come hear some current Yale Law School students discuss their experiences. They will cover everything from the application process through their first semester, many things that the law schools won't tell you. Don't miss out on this invaluable opportunity. |
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Tuesday, February 2 (top) |
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Coffee Cup Conversation: Katherine Sims, Executive Director, Green Mountain Farm-to-School |
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM | Location: UCS Library |
Katherine Sims founded Green Mountain Farm-to-School (GMFTS), a nonprofit organization in Newport Vermont, in 2008 to promote the health of Vermont's children, farms and communities by connecting schools and farms through food and education. GMFTS currently works with over 20 schools in Northern Vermont, with plans to expand statewide. As Executive Director, Katherine is responsible for overseeing the organization, developing GMFTS' long-range strategic plans, raising funds, publicizing its activities, managing its staff and board. Katherine has a B.A. in history from Yale University where she worked with students to develop the proposal for the Yale Farm and establish a school garden at local elementary school. Prior to joining GMFTS, Katherine apprenticed at several farms in northern Vermont including Butterworks Farm and Lazy Lady Farm. Katherine loves to ski and enjoys raising sheep, chickens and vegetables with her husband on their homestead farm in Westfield. NOTE: You must register in eRecruiting for these events. Space is limited. Registration Deadline: Monday prior to the event date. |
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Design Your Own Internship |
1:00PM - 2:00PM | Location: UCS 305 |
Designing your own internship allows you to define the parameters of your summer experience. The pursuit of a self-designed internship involves careful planning, a fair amount of research and resourcefulness, and definitely a measure of initiative. This workshop will get you started on the process of designing your own internship this summer.
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Design Your Own Internship |
4:00PM - 5:00PM | Location: UCS 305 |
Designing your own internship allows you to define the parameters of your summer experience. The pursuit of a self-designed internship involves careful planning, a fair amount of research and resourcefulness, and definitely a measure of initiative. This workshop will get you started on the process of designing your own internship this summer.
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Wednesday, February 3 (top) |
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Life at the NSA |
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM | Location: UCS 369 |
The National Security Agency (NSA) is home to America's codemakers and codebreakers. The National Security Agency has provided timely information to U.S. decision makers and military leaders for more than half a century. NSA is unique among the U.S. defense agencies because of their government-wide responsibilities. NSA provides products and services to the Department of Defense, the Intelligence Community, government agencies, industry partners, and select allies and coalition partners. In addition, they deliver critical strategic and tactical information to war planners and war fighters. Come meet Richard "Dickie" George, Information Assurance Technical Director, who has been with the NSA since 1970. As a technical leader, Mr. George works closely with teams and individuals giving advice and direction on specific, as well as general, technical questions; mentors; and serves on various technical boards. |
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Monday, February 8 (top) |
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Careers in Law Series ~ Intellectual Property: Mr. Paul D. Greeley, Esq., Managing Partner - Ohlandt, Greeley, Ruggiero & Perle, L.L.P. |
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM | Location: UCS 305 |
Guest Speaker: Paul Greeley ~ Mr. Greeley has extensive experience in many areas of intellectual property law, including patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, licensing, mergers and acquisitions/divestments, entertainment and employment-related issues. He has also served as a patent law expert in litigation representing major multinational clients. His prior experience as a law clerk for the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, and a patent attorney for B.P. America Inc. provides his corporate clients with a full understanding of in-house issues. |
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Tuesday, February 9 (top) |
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Beyond USAjobs.gov: Alternative Methods to Discovering Government Experiences |
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM | Location: UCS 305 |
USAjobs.gov is a tremendous online resource for federal jobs, but it is not the only resource available. Attend this workshop and learn about alternative resources and methods to finding job and internship experiences in the federal government.
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Wednesday, February 10 (top) |
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Cancelled: Nonprofit Cover Letters |
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM | Location: UCS 55 Whitney Ave, 3rd floor |
This workshop will guide you step-by-step through the creation of a cover letter. Tips will be offered on how to create a positive, lasting impression with employers. Those students applying to the positions associated with the Nonprofit Career Fair Interviews on February 19, 2010 are strongly encouraged to attend. |
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Cancelled: Behind the Scenes Tour: Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects |
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM | Location: Pelli Clarke Pelli Associates |
Every year UCS offers guided tours of arts related venues during the academic year or as part of its Summer Series. This spring we will be offering several tours in New Haven. Each event will consist of a personalized guided tour of the facility, a presentation, and a question and answer session. Pre-registration is required to participate in these events. Registration opens January 6, 2010. Note: these tours are not recruiting events, but career exploration opportunities. To register log in to eRecruiting.
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Cancelled: Summer Options |
4:00PM - 5:00PM | Location: UCS 55 Whitney Ave, 3rd floor |
Think it's too late? No way! Learn about the variety of resources and opportunities UCS offers to support developing your plans for a meaningful summer experience. |
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Cancelled: Summer Options |
1:00PM - 2:00PM | Location: UCS 55 Whitney Ave, 3rd floor |
Think it's too late? No way! Learn about the variety of resources and opportunities UCS offers to support developing your plans for a meaningful summer experience. |
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Tuesday, February 16 (top) |
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Coffee Cup Conversation: Julian Prokopetz, Environment America |
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM | Location: UCS Library |
Julian Prokopetz graduated from Yale University in 2009 with a degree in Political Science and has since been working in Boston, MA with Environment America, a federation of state-based, citizen-funded environmental advocacy organizations that work to protect the nation's air, water, and open spaces. As the Energy Program Associate, Prokopetz's role is to help develop and coordinate campaigns at the local, state, and federal level to encourage policies that promote renewable energy and energy efficiency. He first interviewed for the position during the 2009 Yale Nonprofit Career Fair, and Environment America will be back on campus conducting interviews at this year's fair on February 19.
NOTE: You must register in eRecruiting for these events. Space is limited. Registration Deadline: Monday prior to the event date. |
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Behind the Scenes Tour: Yale University Art Gallery |
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM | Location: Yale University Art Gallery |
Every year UCS offers guided tours of arts related venues during the academic year or as part of its Summer Series. This spring we will be offering several tours in New Haven. Each event will consist of a personalized guided tour of the facility, a presentation, and a question and answer session. Pre-registration is required to participate in these events. Registration opens January 6, 2010. Note: these tours are not recruiting events, but career exploration opportunities. To register log in to eRecruiting.
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Coffee Cup Conversation: Karen Lee '08, Blue Green Alliance |
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | Location: UCS 351 |
The Blue Green Alliance (BGA) is an innovative national partnership of the United Steelworkers, Sierra Club, Communications Workers of America, Service Employees International Union, Natural Resources Defense Council, Laborers' International Union of North America, Utility Workers Union of America, American Federation of Teachers and the Amalgamated Transit Union - representing more than 8 million people in pursuit of good jobs, a clean environment and a green economy. More information about the BGA and our positions can be found at www.bluegreenalliance.org.
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Wednesday, February 17 (top) |
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Careers in Publishing |
6:00PM - 7:00PM | Location: UCS 369 |
Considering a career in publishing? Dont miss this exciting opportunity to hear our panelists share their experiences in the publishing industry and to learn about the range of career options in publishing. Come prepared with questions!
Panelists
Geoff Shandler 91 Editor-in-Chief/VP, Little, Brown & Company
Ginny Smith 02, Associate Editor, Ecco Books/Harper Collins
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Columbia Publishing Course Info Session |
5:30PM - 6:00PM | Location: UCS 369 |
Come hear alum Ginny Smith 02, Associate Editor, Ecco Book/Harper Collins share info on the Columbia Publishing Course.
The Columbia Publishing Course provides an intensive introduction to all aspects of book, magazine, and new media publishing, from evaluations of manuscripts to the sales and marketing of finished products. CPC offers a one-of-a-kind instructional program focused on entry-level publishing careers, such as editors, literary agents, publishers, designers, publicists, and more. At CPC students learn directly from leaders in the industry--writers, editors, publishers, design directors, illustrators, advertising experts, and publicists. The Columbia Publishing Course provides unparalleled access to the publishing industry. The course also includes extensive preparation for the job market and culminates in a job fair. Recent graduates have landed at Random House, HarperCollins, Scholastic, Marie Claire, Glamour, DailyBeast.com, and NYmag.com. For more information, please attend our information session or visit our website (http://www.jrn.columbia.edu/publishing).
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Thursday, February 18 (top) |
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Yale Center for British Art |
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM | Location: 1111 Chapel St., New Haven |
Every year UCS offers guided tours of Arts related venues during the academic year or as part of its Summer Series. This spring we will be offering several tours in New Haven. Each event will consist of a guided tour of the facility, a presentation, and a question and answer session. Pre-registration is required to participate in these events. Registration opens January 6, 2010. Note: these tours are not recruiting events, but career exploration opportunities.
CANCELLATION POLICY:
Students who register should consider the importance of this commitment as well as the effort set forth by the participating parties. Failure to attend two registration-required events without 24 hour notification may result in a loss of privilege to participate in further registration-required events.
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Friday, February 19 (top) |
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Yale College 11th Annual Nonprofit Career Fair |
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM | Location: Lanman Center, Payne Whitney Gymnasium |
This event provides students with the opportunity to meet with representatives from approximately 50 not-for-profit, governmental, social service, advocacy groups and advanced degree programs. It provides a chance for students to learn from employers about summer internships, one- and two-year service opportunities, and permanent jobs after graduation. In addition, some organizations will be conducting on site interviews the day of the fair. |
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Monday, February 22 (top) |
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Bulldogs Across America Information Session |
7:00PM - 8:00PM | Location: WLH 209 |
Bulldogs Across America has hosted over three hundred Yalies in summer internships in 9 cities across the US. Internships are available in nearly every field, including engineering, environment, finance, government, human services, marketing, nonprofit and more. Join Yale Medal honoree and program founder Rowan Claypool '80 to learn more about these exciting programs. Internships are available for frosh through graduating seniors. Most positions are paid and include free housing with your fellow Yalies. www.bulldogsacrossamerica.com
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Tuesday, February 23 (top) |
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Behind the Scenes Tour: Peabody Museum of Natural History |
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM | Location: Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History |
Every year UCS offers guided tours of arts related venues during the academic year or as part of its Summer Series. This spring we will be offering several tours in New Haven. Each event will consist of a personalized guided tour of the facility, a presentation, and a question and answer session. Pre-registration is required to participate in these events. Registration opens January 6, 2010. Note: these tours are not recruiting events, but career exploration opportunities. To register log in to eRecruiting. |
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Bulldogs Across America Information Session |
7:00PM - 8:00PM | Location: WLH 114 |
Bulldogs Across America has hosted over three hundred Yalies in summer internships in 9 cities across the US. Internships are available in nearly every field, including engineering, environment, finance, government, human services, marketing, nonprofit and more. Join Yale Medal honoree and program founder Rowan Claypool '80 to learn more about these exciting programs. Internships are available for frosh through graduating seniors. Most positions are paid and include free housing with your fellow Yalies. www.bulldogsacrossamerica.com
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Wednesday, February 24 (top) |
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Teaching at Private and Independent Schools |
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM | Location: CANCELLED |
Interested in teaching? Whether you are interested in locating a one-year teacher-mentor program, or looking to teach at an independent, boarding, Montessori, private, or preparatory school long-term; this workshop will provide you with search strategies and tips on applying to jobs. The presenter will discuss resources, including job database systems, career fairs, and third-party recruitment agencies. |
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Gaining Career Experiences for International Students |
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM | Location: UCS 369 |
Attend this workshop and discover where to begin searching for career experiences and learn important information regarding immigration permission to work in the United States. This is a co-presented workshop with Undergraduate Career Services and the Office of International Students and Scholars. |
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Thursday, February 25 (top) |
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Behind the Scenes Tour: Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects |
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM | Location: Pelli Clarke Pelli Associates |
Every year UCS offers guided tours of arts related venues during the academic year or as part of its Summer Series. This spring we will be offering several tours in New Haven. Each event will consist of a personalized guided tour of the facility, a presentation, and a question and answer session. Pre-registration is required to participate in these events. Registration opens January 6, 2010. Note: these tours are not recruiting events, but career exploration opportunities. To register log in to eRecruiting.
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