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<0.22.11.94.16.32.11.mm4l+@andrew.cmu.edu.0>
Type:     cmu.andrew.org.sds.pol_sci
Topic:    Career Talk
Dates:    29-Nov-94
Time:     7:00 PM
Place:    Carnegie Conference Room (1st Floor Warner Hall)
PostedBy: Marjorie Melenyzer on 22-Nov-94 at 16:32 from andrew.cmu.edu
Abstract: 


Shelley Brozenick from Alumni Relations and Karen Litzinger from the
Career Center would like to announce the second alumni career talk in a
series of four.  This one is especially for H&SS students.  Please
forward this to relevant bboards or to a distribution list for your
students.  Thanks.

"Inventing a Career out of a Liberal Arts Degree"

The Student Alumni Relations Council (SARC) invites you to a Career Talk with:

Noelle C. Conover, HS'82: Psychology
Consultant
FORMTEK

and 

Dr.Jim Tomayko, HS'71: History
Principal Lecturer
Carnegie Mellon University

They will discuss the following:

*understanding your options
*the value of your degree
*how to market it
*how to find/research employers

Karen Litzinger from the the Career Center will speak briefly about
relevant  services for H&SS students and will have a display of
resources available, including books such as Liberal Arts Power and 150
Best Companies for Liberal Arts Graduates.  

 DATE:      Tuesday, November 29
 TIME:      7:00 P.M.
 Location:  Carnegie Conference Room (1st Floor Warner Hall)

Space is limited.  Please reserve your seat by calling Shelley at #8-8451.

 Note:  The Career Center would also like to remind H&SS faculty and
 students that the Voices of Experience H&SS alumni networking directory
 is available in the Career Center on the Humanities and Career Planning
 shelves.  It contains data about alumni who are willing to speak with
 students about their careers and give advice.  Students are encouraged
 to pick up the "Information Interview Take One" from the library to get
 ideas on questions they could ask alumni while seeking advice.