Ever wondered what it would be like to work for the CIA? Well, they’re sending representative to Drexel and this is your opportunity to ask!
Central Intelligence Agency
The work of a nation.
The center of intelligence.
Information Session
Drexel University Main Campus
Thursday, May 13th
5:00 – 6:30 pm
MacAlister Hall, room 2019
ALL MAJORS WELCOME!
Agency representatives from the Directorate of Intelligence will cover a broad range of topics to include the Agency mission, potential career opportunities and the on-line application process.
When you choose to join the dedicated professionals of the CIA, you become a part of an agency that plays a critical role in the national security of our country. Your work has special significance. You find rewards and fulfillment in your role, and you share in the pride that comes from serving your country. The CIA offers extraordinary opportunities for a wide range and variety of professionals.
U.S. Citizenship is required for employment.
Apply on-line www.cia.gov
RESUME CRITIQUE
MOCK INTERVIEW DAYS
WHEN: MONDAY, October 5, 2009 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
TUESDAY, October 6, 2009 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
WHERE: BEHRAKIS GRAND HALL
CREESE STUDENT CENTER
PARTICIPATING COMPANIES:
October 5th:
Aerotek
CIGNA
Gradstaff, Inc.
Independence Blue Cross
KPMG LLP
Pricewaterhouse Coopers
Society of Hospital Medicine
T-Mobile
The GTM Group
The Marine Corp
Thomson Reuters
Turner Construction Co.
October 6th:
ACE-INA
Air Products
Ernst & Young
FBI
Contemporary Staffing
M.C. Dean, Inc
Merck
Mutual of Omaha
Pricewaterhouse Coopers
The GTM Group
The Guinan Financial Group
To sign up for a time slot, please come to our office at
3201 Arch Street, Suite 250,
between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm
or call Helena Reid 215-895-1594.
The NYTimes recently published a really interesting article on the increasing number of American students looking to China to find jobs and internships.
A big draw of working in China, many young people say, is that they feel it allows them to skip a rung or two on the career ladder.
Ms. Berman said: “There is no doubt that China is an awesome place to jump-start your career. Back in the U.S., I would be intern No. 3 at some company or selling tickets at Lincoln Center.”
Click here to read the entire article.
And remember, the SCDC offers stipends to students looking to do an international co-op in China. To find resources on conducting an international co-op search in China, see my research guide!
Then come find out what resources are available to help you!
International Job Search Resources Workshop
This workshop will provide an overview of resources available through the library that can be used to identify opportunities abroad. Attendees will learn how to use electronic databases to generate lists of potential employers overseas.
This workshop is open to Drexel students and alumni. To register, email me at dl423@drexel.edu with your University ID number.
Location: Hagerty Library, Room L13C
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
4-5PM
The Steinbright Career Development Center will host a workshop on “How to Answer the Tough Interview Questions” on Wednesday, April 1, 2009, from noon to 1PM in Room 250, Steinbright Career Development Center, 3201 Arch St.
With increased competition for co-ops, internships, and jobs, it is more important than ever to have sharp interview skills. Many employers are turning to behavior-based interview questions to try to predict future performance based on past experience. This workshop will teach the STAR (situational, task, action, result) method of answering these questions and will touch on general interviewing tips.
For more information or to reserve a place, contact 215.895.2185.
SCDC Co-op Information Session
Join the Steinbright Career Development Center (SCDC) for an Information Session designed to address your concerns about the economy in general and your co-op options. Gain information, resources, and strategies to successfully navigate the current job market.
Choose a session:
Tuesday, February 24th 12 Noon- 1:00PM Location: SCDC Conference Room 3201 Arch St., Suite 250 | Thursday, February 26th 5:30PM-6:30PM Location: SCDC Third Floor Conference Room 3201 Arch St., Third Floor |
RSVP by February 23, 2009
Space is limited to the first 25 students who RSVP!
Email: tas75@drexel.edu
Free pizza and refreshments!
Careers Pick of the Week:
Careers for Nature Lovers & Other Outdoor Types
Hagerty Careers S945 .M55 2001
If you dread the idea of working in a cubicle, its time you learn about all of the opportunities there are to work outdoors. Careers in biological science allow you to study wildlife and plants in their natural habitat or dive into water to collect samples for testing. Architects, chemists, and agriculturalists are just some of the other areas that offer hands-on careers that require you to work in the outdoors. This helpful book will guide you by explaining what to expect on the job and how to go about attaining this type of career.
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