L&S Career Services offerings for the summer
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Letters & Science Career Services summer opportunities for students and new alumni (we serve alums for up to 1 year following graduation):
05/18/2012 - 10:04
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Medical School Application Workshop
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The Center for Pre-Health Advising will be sponsoring two workshops for preparing medical school applications. These workshops are intended for students planning on submitting either an AMCAS or AACOMAS application for the 2013 application cycle. When: Tuesday, May 8th at 3:30 or Wednesday, May 23rd at 3:30 Where: 2511 Microbial Sciences If you are unable to make one of these sessions, but would like to discuss your application, please call Center for Pre-Health Advising to make an appointment at 263-6614.
05/03/2012 - 15:58
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CPHA + WID host Discovering Careers in Pharmacy
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On Monday evening, May 7, WID will host 2 panels: Pharmacists in Practice at 6:30 pm and PharmD Admissions at 7:50 pm. This is a great opportunity for students to hear first hand from pharmacists working in the field! Also, admissions directors from UW, Midwestern, and the Univ. of MN will discuss how to build a strong application. Both panels will be happy to take student questions.
05/02/2012 - 16:16
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All upcoming L&S Career Workshops
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*Green/Environmental Careers*
04/18/2012 - 14:18
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CPHA + WID hosts a panel on medical school admissions, Monday 4/23
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Please encourage students interested in medical school to attend next Monday's panel on MD/DO admissions. This is a great opportunity for students to learn more about admissions practices from a range of schools. The medical schools attending include: - Stanford University School of Medicine A second panel of current medical students will discuss the admissions process from a different perspective. Both groups will be happy to take student questions. Medical School Admissions Panel
04/18/2012 - 14:12
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Workshops for Undergraduate Students!
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The Writing Center @ THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - MADISON See your future! Be your future! Take a writing workshop! (pdf attached) Academic Writing for Undergraduate Students Preparing to Write a Senior Thesis · Letters, Resumes and Applications Writing Resumes and Cover Letters Writing Applications and Statements of Purpose for Graduate School Writing Personal Statements for Law, Medical, and Professional School Writing Your Way to a Fulbright: Advice on the Application Essay Writing with New Media · Email (N)Etiquette for Professional Communication · Communicating Your Message with PowerPoint: Livening Up Your Presentation · Productive and Professional Blogging Grammar, Style and Punctuation Five Ways to Liven Up Your Writing Celebrate Writing Celebrate Earth Day Through Your Writing A Writer’s Retreat Reserve your place. It's easy. Register at writing.wisc.edu. (Click on "workshops") Individual Writing Conferences
And for those looking for someone to help critique their papers, applications, and writing projects, the Writing Center offers individual conferences with experienced writing instructors. Call 263-1992 to make an appointment at our main location or go to our Web site for details about personal instruction available at our EIGHTdrop-in sites and online through email and, now, live chats.
The UW-Madison Writing Center
04/11/2012 - 14:14
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Housing Jobs for undergrad and graduate students
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UW Housing is currently recruiting undergraduate (first two positions) and graduate students for the following positions. Please pass along the information to any students who you think may be interested! · Web Address: http://www.housing.wisc.edu/jobs/student2012-13 · Multicultural Learning Community (MLC) Intern - WItte MLC · Priority Consideration Deadline: 11:59pm March 26, 2012 · International Learning Community (ILC) Intern - Adams ILC · Deadline: 11:59pm April 13, 2012 · Graduate Assistant - Diversity Programs - Witte · Deadline for priority consideration: 11:59pm April 15, 2012 · Graduate Assistant - Residence Life Coordinator (Live In) - Witte · Deadline for priority consideration: 11:59pm April 15, 2012 · Graduate Assistant - Residence Life Coordinator (Live Out) - Phillips/Lakeshore · Deadline for priority consideration: 11:59pm April 15, 2012
04/11/2012 - 14:13
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New Upcoming Workshop: The Road to Your International Future
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*The Road To Your International Future*
04/11/2012 - 14:10
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Languages & Opportunities in National Security and Intelligence Panel
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Language for Life: Professional Opportunities in National Security and Intelligence
A Panel Discussion for UW-Madison Students 6:30 pm, Wednesday, April 25, 2012 126 Memorial Library, 728 State St. Interested in exploring professional opportunities in national security and intelligence? In learning about the kinds of academic experiences that federal agencies most value in prospective job candidates? Come to this panel to learn about professional opportunities for students with well-developed foreign language and cultural competencies. Panelists are from the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Language Service Corps, National Security Agency, and Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Featured speakers: • Al Leftwich, Defense Intelligence Agency • William Rivers, Chief Linguist, National Language Service Corps • Patrice Shackleford, National Security Agency • Errol Smith, Foreign Language Program Office, Office of the Director of National Intelligence • Peter Sursi, Chief, Language Personnel Resource Unit, Federal Bureau of Investigation Language for Life is a program of the Language Institute to give current UW-Madison students the opportunity to meet with alumni and working professionals who studied a foreign language in college, and are using that language in their professional or personal lives in inspiring ways. See past Language for Life programs.> Sponsored by the Language Institute, the National Council of Less Commonly Taught Languages (NCOLCTL), and the UW-Madison Russian Flagship Center, with Language Institute funding from the College of Letters and Science Anonymous Fund. For more information: Michael Kruse, (608) 890-4629. The Language Institute is an initiative of the College of Letters and Science, with substantial support from the Division of International Studies.
04/09/2012 - 14:44
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Defining Your Career in Science: Research, Business or Beyond
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"Defining Your Career in Science: Research, Business or Beyond"
04/09/2012 - 14:39
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