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Career Services is sponsoring “Road trips to the real world”
November 11, 2010
BNY Mellon Manager to Talk About Banking Career Paths
November 8, 2010
Peter Keaveney, a manager at BNY Mellon Asset Servicing, will be talking to students about careers in the banking industry and will discuss his own career path in a presentation on Thursday, November 11, KOBC Room 353 at 4:15 pm.
Destination: Los Angeles – Nov. 10
November 3, 2010
Career Moves: Initiative leads sophomore to museum internship
October 28, 2010
Sam Coury discovered a love for P.T. Barnum, the famous 19th century American showman, when she researched his life for a high school paper. Until last fall, the current Elon University sophomore figured an internship with The Barnum Museum in Connecticut was nothing more than “fantasy.” Then she visited Career Services.
Oct 26–Hilary Corna ’07 to give Networking Presentation
October 25, 2010
Love School of Business alumn Hilary Corna '07 will be giving on a presentation titled “How Career Networking Worked For Me” on Tuesday, October 26, 4:15 pm in KOBC Room 353. Her talk is open to ALL LSB students.
Elon staff, students present at NSEE annual conference
October 15, 2010
Elon University staff and students made presentations this month at the annual conference of the National Society for Experiential Education held in Charlotte, N.C.
The Ultimate Money Skills Program – Oct. 28
October 13, 2010
Betty Morgan and Eric Fink present workshop on legal issues in internships
October 12, 2010
Betty Morgan, an associate professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration and director of the Elon Center for Public Affairs, and Eric Fink, Jennings Professor of Law and Emerging Scholar at the Elon University School of Law, presented a pre-conference workshop on Legal Issues in Internships and Experiential Learning for the National Society of Experiential Education in early October.
Career Development Series – Fall 2010
October 6, 2010
Career Moves: Networking, interview advice lead to internship
October 1, 2010
Adam Price wanted to see for himself the daily routine of a software programmer, and when an opportunity arose last spring to intern with a North Carolina firm that coordinates the shipment and storage of goods for corporate clients like Boeing and Sony, the Elon junior moved quickly. His first stop? The Elon Career Center.