Tag: careers

  • UW-Green Bay Marinette Campus hosts Career Opportunities Expo

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    More than 200 area high school juniors and seniors attended sessions at the Marinette Menominee Area chamber Career Opportunities Expo held on the UW—Green Bay, Marinette Campus. The event held on January 10 was part of the Education and Workforce Development Committee Outreach. Area students attended sessions with about 50 community volunteers to discuss various career paths. …

  • UWGB collaboration with Microsoft, LinkedIn to benefit staff, students

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    The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay announced a new collaboration with Microsoft’s TechSpark program and LinkedIn, which will provide free professional development opportunities for university faculty and staff, infuse career connections for UW-Green Bay students and grow LinkedIn Learning across the four-campus community. Source: UWGB collaboration with Microsoft, LinkedIn to benefit staff, students, Insight 

  • Teaching English as a Second Language Career Panel on Monday (April 29) at 5:30 p.m.

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    The Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Career Panel will be held on Monday, April 29, 2019 at 5:30 p.m. in World Unity B (behind the Phoenix Club in the University Union). Are you interested in other cultures? Have you ever considered Teaching English as a Second Language? Would you like to teach English…

  • New website connects employers to UW student talent

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    The UW System recently announced the launch of its Career Connect website that connects Wisconsin employers with students for internships, job shadowing, and potential careers.  Career Connect was created in-house to help students get experience in their chosen field, while employers have the opportunity to capitalize on the talent at UW institutions. “This is a…

  • Know a student ‘Hired by Graduation’?

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    UWGB Social Media specialist Jena Richter asks that members of the campus community help her spotlight May graduates who have jobs lined up after graduation. If you are aware of, or are a student with post-grad employment already secured, please contact Richter with those students’ names. Students will be contacted and (if they are willing)…

  • ‘Careers in Sports Medicine’ evening is Wednesday at Kress

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    Brandon Schlotthauer, a strength and conditioning coach with Phoenix Athletics and an associate lecturer with Human Biology, encourages members of the UW-Green Bay community to share the following opportunity with interested students: Representatives of Prevea Sports Medicine will host “Careers in Sports Medicine” from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesday (April 30) in the Special Events…

  • Good news for grads: Job prospects are best in some time

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    A Sunday (May 13) Press-Gazette business story offered some good news for new grads, reporting they have better job prospects this year than in any since the recession began. Career Services officials here, at NWTC and St. Norbert say hiring has increased during the last year, and that generally, certain occupations or sectors are showing…

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    Humanities career info this Thursday

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    The Humanistic Studies academic unit is sponsoring a career information session this Thursday from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. in MAC 120. The session is titled “The Humanities and the Professions.” Professionals currently employed in humanities fields will be present to talk about their careers and answer questions about internships at their businesses and organizations.

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    TV-2: Students attend UW-Green Bay job fair

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    It’s trepidation time for many soon-to-be graduates. As they face the end of a collegiate career and an uncertain job market many came to Wednesday’s (March 3) job fair hoping to talk with potential employers. In that vein, WBAY-TV’s Jeff Alexander offered two stories about the job fair and tips for job seekers. Here’s a…

  • Job and Internship Fair is Wednesday

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    The annual Job and Internship Fair will be held Wednesday (Oct. 7) from 9:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. in the Phoenix Room at the University Union. Representatives of the Peace Corps will be at the fair. They will remain on campus and be available in the Wequiock Room from 6 to 8 p.m. For more…