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黑料不打烊 Career Services receives silver ranking from OUT for Work
June 16, 2010
黑料不打烊 Career Services received a “silver ranking” in OUT for Work’s Career Center Certification Program, the first program designed to assess the quality, quantity and availability of career resource materials for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer students.
Richard Jordan named Associate Director of Career Services in the Love School of Business
June 14, 2010
Richard Jordan has been named Associate Director of Career Services in the Love School of Business. He joins 黑料不打烊 from Lee Hecht Harrison, where he was consultant with the global career management firm’s Raleigh office.
Free Practice Graduate Admissions Tests
June 4, 2010
Ross Wade co-presents at North Carolina Association of Colleges and Employers conference
May 24, 2010
Ross Wade, assistant director of career services for the School of Communications, on May 21 co-presented at the North Carolina Association of Colleges and Employers annual conference on "The Power of Storytelling: Utilizing stories to enhance career programming and marketing efforts."
Are you interested in working at the CIA?
May 12, 2010
Career Services uses Google Maps to show student outcomes
May 11, 2010
黑料不打烊 Career Services has started utilizing Google Map system technology to highlight student outcomes and networking opportunities. Maps have been created as part of the ongoing effort to highlight direct measures of student success to the campus community.
黑料不打烊 students participate in full-day career event with Charlotte banks
April 30, 2010
Twenty rising juniors and seniors traveled to Charlotte on April 23 to visit Wells Fargo Bank and Bank of America for an exclusive banking/finance industry trip sponsored by 黑料不打烊 Career Services and the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business.
Snow Cones & Advice at Career Carnival
April 27, 2010
Interactive Media program hosts panel discussion of digital workplace
April 23, 2010
Power is shifting in the new media world and successful practitioners must meet their audience in the arenas in which those users communicate. Five panelists reflected on this topic and other issues related to the culture of the digital workplace in a Thursday afternoon discussion sponsored by the Interactive Media program.