Honors students now have an opportunity to participate in a week-long professional development series.
Career Gear Week aims to bring several important campus offices
to your doorstep, and provide you with the resources to exceed in your
career as a honors student as well as after graduation. All of the
events take place from 5pm-6pm in either LaPlata
or Anne Arundel.
Tips For Networking, Creating Your Elevator Pitch, And Preparing For The Career And Internship Fair
Monday, Feb. 3rd
LaPlata Multipurpose Room
contact: Dfranze@umd.edu
This
program will focus mostly on preparing Honors College students for the
University Career Center’s Spring Career & Internship
Fair (scheduled for February 11th-13th), including researching
organizations, creating your elevator pitch, targeting your elevator
pitch, following up with employers after the fair/any other networking
event, and more. The program will be led by Erica Ely,
Program Director for Internships, at the University Career Center &
The President’s Promise.
Education Abroad Panels
Tuesday, Feb. 4th
Anne Arundel Lounge
contact: nhorvath@umd.edu
This
program will focus on preparing Honors College students for
participation in study abroad programs, both through the Education
Abroad office and external programs. Topics will include how to select a
program, how to fit study abroad into your schedule, and what to
prepare for before, during, and after a study abroad experience. Receive
advice from fellow students who have recently
completed study abroad programs, and learn about hidden resources on
and off campus.
Resume And Cover Letter Workshop
Wednesday, Feb. 5th
LaPlata 0124
contact: llebrun@umd.edu
Learn
how to shine in this competitive internship and job market. Through
this workshop, you’ll gain an employer’s perspective
on resumes and learn to evaluate your application from their eyes.
We’ll go through the common resume pitfalls and examine what works and
what doesn’t and why. You will leave with the tools necessary to
write/ revise your resume and cover letter, connect
with faculty about letters of recommendation, and effectively network
within your field.
National Scholarships Office
Thursday, Feb. 6th
Anne Arundel Lounge
contact: trainorj@umd.edu
National
scholarships are highly competitive, prestigious awards that provide
support for a wide range of enriching experiences,
including study abroad, graduate study, federal employment, language
learning, teaching, research, and public service. The National
Scholarships Office at the University of Maryland aims to provide
undergraduates with the best possible information, for guidance
and support as they learn about and apply for national scholarships.
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