“The arts department should expand the event to make it a career-building and networking opportunity for students interested in careers in the arts and media, similar to the Career Center’s annual Career Night for the Arts.”
Career Center Introduces New Apps for Students
One of the apps, LinkedIn Students, is in beta testing and is only available to students at 13 pilot schools.
Career Center Creates New Student Social Responsibility Agreement
The agreement took effect on Jan. 9 and can be filled out on EagleLink.
With New Programs, Career Center Increases Outreach and Student Engagement
Under the leadership of James DuPont, the BC Career Center has increased its outreach efforts to better prepare its students for the job market.
Over Pastries, Students, Professors Discuss Careers in Life Science
The first Professors, Professions, & Pastries event of the semester focused on life science majors and health professions.
Conference Launches Student Careers
“We want all students who attend the conference to leave empowered with concrete action steps to reach their individual goals whether those relate to internships, post-graduate jobs, or graduate school,” Amy DiGiovine said.
An Earlier, More Comprehensive Launch Career Program
“Much in the way one tenses up before a punch in the stomach, a junior can gather information to be prepared for the rounds of interviewing, resumé-sending, rejection, and acceptance that marks the career search.”
Study Abroad Fair Showcases an Evolving Office of International Programs
The Office of International Programs is still working to improve its already successful study abroad programs with outreach events such as the study abroad fair.
Career Center Connects to Students Through Careerfest
In an effort to appease students who may be wary about internship and career exploration, the Career Center held Careerfest this past Wednesday.
BC Advising Joins Career Center to Hold “Professors, Pastries, and Professions”
The Advising Center and Career Center have joined together to create an outlet for students to meet professors and advisors, “Professors, Pastries, and Professions.”
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