UC Virtual Career Fair - Nov 13th-14th!

From UC Career Development Center:

Virtual Career Fair – Dates: November 13 – 14, 2012

Select the Register Now button, then once you have completed the registration form you will be approved and sent a follow-up email with your Login User name and Password. * Important: You may only participate in this Virtual Career Fair if you have an uploaded resume.

Click HERE to review the Virtual Job Fair Tutorial on how to use the Job Fair system and the Live Chat feature.

 

What students-alumni are saying who participated in other CareerEco Virtual Career Fairs. Go to the Chat Sessions!!

 

“The virtual career fair went great. I got one interview already and I am expecting more. I think that this was a great idea and I hope that our school does it again next year.”

 

“I just want to say thank you for help putting on this event. I think this event has been a success for me. The chat provided more of a one on one environment for me to sell myself to the company over a normal job fair. I personally would love to see more of these events for future students and alumni!”

“This straightforward approach allows me to find out exactly what type of talent these companies are looking for without having to fill out countless online profiles.”

“How great of an idea this is for employers in addition to potential job seekers. It provides one more point of contact for potential candidates with the companies that they are interested in”

“I knew the time slot, I get on the computer, and make that connection right away with the recruiter”

“This virtual career fair can be the thing that changed my life. I can’t even describe how excited I am, and how much I appreciate your efforts.”

A Week of Career Development! Activities Today through Thursday!

From the UC Career Development Center:

Today, Monday the 24th, learn how to present yourself at a career fair and get your resume critiqued by employers before Wednesday and Thursday!

Career Fair Prep Session:
Monday, Sept. 24th, Noon -3 pm, TUC 400
Presenters:
Noon - 1 pm - Sara Short, TQL - How to present yourself at a Career Fair
1-2 pm - Merle Heckman, Emerson Corporation, Successful interviewing tips
2-3 pm - Guille Gomez, GE, How to presnt yourself at a Career Fair
Bring your resume and get it critiqued by employers.

ADVANCE – Diversity Networking Reception

Tuesday, Sept. 25^th, 6-8 pm, TUC 400

Diversity, Professional, and Creative Student Career Fair
Wednesday, Sept. 26th 10 am - 4 pm Campus Rec Center
More than 125 companies

Technical Student Career Fair 
Thursday, Sept. 27th 10 am - 4 pm Campus Rec Center
More than 150 companies

Research the companies and get details at www.uc.edu/careerfair. Dress professionally and bring copies of your resume for internships, co-op jobs and full-time employment!

Peace Corps Open House - Sept 25th!

From the Career Development Center:

PEACE CORPS

OPEN HOUSE

The Peace Corps is one of the world's most successful and respected development organizations. Part of the Peace Corps' success is due to the dedicated people who work behind the scenes to support the agency and the thousands of Volunteers serving overseas.

Peace Corps employees enjoy challenging and interesting jobs. They provide program and medical support, recruit new Peace Corps Volunteers, manage overseas offices, and provide important administrative services.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2012

CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER’S OFFICE

UNIVERSITY PAVILION, 1^ST FLOOR

2:00PM TO 5:00PM

Part-Time Job Fair - Sept 5th!

Career Development Center:

Part-Time Job Fair - On-Campus Jobs & Off-Campus Jobs
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
10:00AM-2:00PM
Tangeman University Center (TUC) Atrium

For event information visit: www.uc.edu/career or call 556-3471
www.jobsatuc.com or call 556-6381

Bearcat Trackers Careerfest 2012 - Apr 4th!

From the UC Career Development Center:

The Career Development Center, a division of StudentAffairs and Services, cordially invites you to attend the

BEARCAT TRACKERS CAREERFEST 2012

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Tangeman University Center Great Hall

1l:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Don't miss this event. This will be the last career fair of the school year. Attending employers will offer full-time, part-time, summer, co-op, and internship job opportunities. Remember to bring resumes, and dress professionally!

Here are some of the employers attending this event:

C.H. Robinson Worldwide

Cummins

Fifth Third Bank

General Revenue Corporation

Jurgensen Companies

Venture One Construction, Inc.

And many more....

To see the complete list of employers, visit the Career Development Center's website at http://www.uc.edu/career/students/careerfairs/bearcat_trackerscareerfest2012

See You At The Fair! 

UC Virtual Career Fair - Feb 6th-13th!

From the Career Development Center: 

University of Cincinnati

Virtual Career Fair 2012

February 6-13, 2012

The University of Cincinnati Career Development Center cordially invites you to participate in our 14^th Virtual Career Fair.

 The 2012 Virtual Career Fair opens to students and alumni at 9 a.m. on Monday, February 6, and closes at 4 p.m. on Monday, February 13. It will be facilitated through Recruit a 'Cat. Employers will offer full-time and internship opportunities. 

Alumni who wish to participate need to pre-register before the career fair. Pre-registration is open until January 31, 2012.

Pre-register here.

The information you provide in this short survey will be uploaded into the program, so when the fair opens your name will be recognized by the system. You'll need to create a profile and upload a resume before accessing the fair.

Questions regarding the career fair may be directed to:

Robin Broadnax, Career Fair Coordinator

(513) 556-0308

robin.broadnax@uc.edu.

See You at the Fair!

ADVANCE Corporate Excursion - Apply Now for Spring Break Excursion!

From ADVANCE:

ADVANCE wanted to send a reminder to everyone that it is not too late to sign-up for the ADVANCE Corporate Excursion! You are cordially invited to join ADVANCE for a spring break trip to WASHINGTON, D.C! 

We will be visiting one of America's most exciting urban cities with the opportunity to visit Fortune 500 companies, prominent Black-Owned Businesses, non-profits, government agencies, as well as the opportunity to network with top minority executives!

For immediate information please contact Mr. Arthur Walton at 513-556-0316 or at waltonab@ucmail.uc.edu.

This is an annual trip we have every year and we would not want YOU to miss out on a great opportunity.

Diversity Career Fair and Graduate School Expo 2011

From UC's Career Development Center:

UC's Career Development Center is hosting a diversity career fair and graduate school expo on Wednesday, November 2nd. The event will be located at TUC Great Hall, and will take place between the hours of 12-4pm.

There will be Full-time, Part-time, Summer, Co-op and Internships offered by attending employers. Graduate Schools w ill have information available about their programs.

Attendees are encouraged to bring resumes and dress professionally. There will be 90 Employers and Graduate Schools attending this fair. Visit the Career Development Center's website for more information.

Annual Diversity Career Fair & Graduate School Expo - Nov 2nd!

From the Career Development Center:

The University of Cincinnati’s

Career Development Center

cordially invites you to attend the

Diversity Career Fair & Graduate School Expo11

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Tangeman University Center – Great Hall

12 noon – 4 p.m.

We have 75 employers and graduate programs registered for this event.

Visit http://www.uc.edu/career/students/careerfairs/dcf_ad11.html

for additional information, or contact Robin Broadnax at (513) 556-0308.

Hope to see you at the fair!

Part-Time Job Fair - Sept 28th!

From the UC Career Development Center:

The Career Development Center and Human Resources Department will sponsor a Part-Time Job Fair from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 28, in the Tangeman University Center (TUC) Atrium. The event will focus on both on-campus and off-campus opportunities.

Go to the Fair webpage for more information 

Many Welcomes - A List of Campus Welcome Events

It's Welcome Week time at UC!  The campus is already abuzz with dozens of welcome events each day, which only pick up as we head toward the first day of classes (Wednesday, September 21st).


You can check out the full Welcome Week schedule on-line.  


In the meantime, here's a "short" list of recommended campus welcome activities:


New Student Convocation - Sunday, September 18th, 2:00PM
Fifth Third Arena, Shoemaker Center (Doors open at 12:30 p.m. for parents and guests)
OFFICIAL INDUCTION CEREMONY FOR ALL NEW STUDENTS
President Gregory H. Williams will welcome family and friends to this official new student induction ceremony.


Fall Community Service Fair - Monday, September 19th, 10:30AM-1PM
Tangeman University Center, Great Hall & Lobby, Level 4 & Atrium, Level 3
Are you interested in getting involved in your community? What about learning the ways non profits could mobilize your talents and skills? Do you have required service hours for a scholarship or want to get your floor, fraternity, or student group involved with service projects? This is the place to be! The Fall Community Service Fair is part of the Cincinnatus Welcome and Kick-off and will be held in the TUC Atrium, Great Hall and Lobby areas. Student service groups and non-profit representatives will be present to engage you and plug you into ways to serve! This is an open event for any UC community member. For questions, contact the Center for Community Engagement at community.engagement@uc.edu or 513-556-1559.
Sponsored by Center for Community Engagement


RAPP Info Table - Monday, September 19th, 12PM-2PM
TUC Plaza
Stop by and help promote RAPP to the campus!  We'll be giving out applications and pens.


University Honors Open House - Monday, September 19th, 1PM-4PM
705 Swift Hall
Welcome back to a new school year! Drop by the honors suite at any time between 1-4 p.m. to mix and mingle with staff and students. Cookies and drinks will be available.


College Day - Tuesday, September 20th, all day
Various locations
These events are mandatory for incoming new students.  RAPP will have an info table at the McMicken Welcome Day Festival!


Career Development Center (CDC) says Welcome Week to UC! - Wednesday, September 21st, 10AM-1PM
Tangeman University Center Plaza
Free Calendar!
CDC Welcomes incoming Freshmen and  graduationg Seniors with back to school treats and tips. Meet the CDC Career Coach that is assigned to your college/major out on the TUC Plaza from 10am - 1pm and get a FREE CDC calendar!.
Sponsored by Career Development Center (CDC)



RAPP Info Table - Tuesday, September 21th, 12PM-2PM
TUC Plaza
Stop by and help promote RAPP to the campus!  We'll be giving out applications and pens.



Bienvenidos Hispanic Student Welcome - Thursday, September 22nd, 5PM-7PM
Tangeman University Center, Mick and Macks Cafe
Refreshments!Hispanic Student Welcome is a Welcome Week program dedicated to informing incoming and current Latino students about the services and student organizations dedicated to Latino culture.
Sponsored by Ethnic Programs and Services (EPS)


Asian Student Welcome - Friday, September 23rd, 5PM-7PM
Tangeman University Center, Great HallAsian Student Welcome is a Welcome Week program dedicated to introducing incoming and current undergraduates to the student organizations and services dedicated to celebrating Asian culture.
Sponsored by Ethnic Programs and Services (EPS)


Bearcats Live! - Friday, September 23rd, 7PM
Campus Green and Sigma Sigma Commons
The annual Bearcats Live! Fall concert features headliner Guster and several local opening acts!
Sponsored by Bearcats Live!


AKWAABA: Black Student Welcome - Sunday, September 25th, 4PM-7PM
Tangeman University Center, Great HallEvery year the Office of Ethnic Rpograms and Services and the African American Cultural & Resource Center welcomes new incoming Black students to the University. The program is designed to be informative, cultural & fun for all who attend. Akwaaba will introduce first-year and returning students to campus services, student organizations, and other resources. The ultimate goal is to keep students connected throughout the academic year to the AACRC and EPS. This is a must-attend event of Welcome Week!
Sponsored by African American Cultural and Resource Center (AACRC)


RAPP T-Shirt Day - Monday, September 26th, all day!
Wherever you are!
Show your RAPP pride by wearing your RAPP shirt, polo, button or other gear!


Health & Wellness and Student Activities Fair - Wednesday, October 5th, 11AM-2PM
McMicken Commons
Connect with a wide variety of local health & wellness resources as well as with dozens of actives student groups!
Sponsored by Student Wellness Center and Student Activities Board


UC LGBTQ Meet and Greet - Wednesday, October 5th, 4PM-6PM
6th Floor of Steger Student Life Center
This is an opportunity for new students to meet other LGBTQ students,
faculty, staff and allies on campus.
Your attendance is important in helping us increase visibility through support and advocacy,and create a safer, more just learning and social environment for all.
The program will start at approximately 4:30 pm; light appetizers will be
provided.
Please RSVP by Friday September 30, 2011 to B. Carbonara
at UC.LGBTQ.Center@gmail.com or (513) 556– 4329.
Sponsored by the UC LGBTQ Center


Camp BearCats - October 8-9
YMCA Camp KernWe are looking for rising leaders to participate in Camp Bearcat, a Leadership Institute for first year students. This leadership opportunity focuses on four pillars: Connections, Academics, Traditions, and Service and serves to assist first-year students with acclimating to campus, understanding the importance of co-curricular involvment and instilling UC pride and tradition. At the Institute you will: Connect with Upperclassmen, Network with Fellow First year Students and Upperclassmen, Listen to Dynamic Speakers, and Participate in Enriching Leadership Development Activities. To register online visit www.uc.edu/sald/leadership.
Sponsored by Student Activities and Leadership Development & Omicron Delta Kappa

RAPP at UC International Student Welcome Coffee Hour

UC International put together another fun and exciting International Student Welcome Coffee Hour this year!

The event was held from 4PM to 6PM in on Thursday, September 15th.  There was a fun ice-breaker game, delicious snacks, a wealth of organizations for students to connect with, and fun fun fun!

Many thanks to Marjorie (XXV, Public Ally), Jojo (XXIV), Krystal (XXIV), and Laura (XXV) for staffing the RAPP table!

Here are some snapshots from our time:

Our long-lost RAPPmate Anthony (XXV) is home from a year abroad in Japan!  Here he catches up with Marjorie and Jojo!

It was great to catch up with Bethel (XXV), smiling big here with Krystal!

Krystal and Laura were friendly ambassadors for RAPP!

It was fun to be across the aisle from our Career Development Center colleagues - Arthur connected students with their services and great reading!

Laura and Jojo at the always beautiful RAPP table!

UC'c Career Development Center Annual Diversity Recruitment Training Institute - July 29th!

From the UC Career Development Center:

Career Development Center

Diversity Recruitment Training Institute (DRTI)

  Defining Diversity and Inclusion in Your Organization

Creating Sustainable Recruitment and Retention Initiatives

July 29, 2011

Hyatt Regency Downtown

Cincinnati, Ohio

 A Program to Power Your Diversity Hiring
and Retention Efforts
 

Why this institute?

►      The U.S. population is becoming increasingly diverse. Progressive organizations are expanding networks and crafting strategies to identify and recruit diverse college graduates to lead change, increase innovation and expand consumer markets. Colleges and universities are also expanding their marketing efforts to attract and graduate more diverse students, to meet employer hiring needs.
►      Dialogue and feedback from employers and students informs us of the continuing need for up-to-date resources to create a workforce that acknowledges, leverages and celebrates diversity. Diversity recruiting today is not just about race, ethnicity and gender; it is now about total inclusion which also embraces those who are physically challenged and those with special needs/abilities and alternative lifestyles.
►      The newly designed Diversity Recruitment Training Institute (DRTI) confirmed the continuing importance of such training for diversity stakeholders at every level in the organization, including executives, managers, HR and Diversity Practitioners, Marketing and Sales staff and others.   Our DRTI Employer Planning Group, and our DRTI participants have urged its continuance as they, adopt more inclusive strategies to accommodate local, national and global diversity.  Today, it is quite simply accepted business doctrine to have a workforce that is clearly representative of your consumer base.
►      The Diversity Recruitment Training Institute is a one-day, intensive information and training event, offering knowledgeable speakers, interactive discussions, and unique opportunities for networking. Participants will leave with new information, insights and strategies for recruitment and retention of an expanded pool of diverse talent. Participants will hear from experts on the college student pipeline and building brand equity among diverse consumers; on collaborative opportunities with the colleges; on best practices from employers; on the recruiting experiences of diverse students/recent grads and on strengthening the college recruiting experience from career center professionals. The institute is a combination of essential workshops and an invaluable take-away resource -- our highly acclaimed DRTI Resource/Fact Book.
►      The Goal of the DRTI is to provide 21^st century insights and “best practices”  for  employers and other diversity practitioners to identify, attract and build relationships with diverse college students from freshman year on leading to successful diversity recruiting and retention outcomes.

Background:

In 1989-1999, the University of Cincinnati Career Development Center presented its first Minority Recruitment Training Institute (MRTI). For more than ten years, that institute attracted employers representing a broad spectrum of career areas and provided cutting edge information and strategies for employers interested in the recruitment and retention of multi-ethnic employees. Those employers recognized early on that diversity in the workforce had real benefits to productivity, quality, innovation and the bottom line.

In 2007, UC’s Career Development Center reinstituted this program because we recognized that the need for such training continues to exist, but the focus and the strategies needed to change. Today, progressive employers have made the search for diverse talent more competitive than ever. Recruiters and others engaged in the hiring process must now develop new skills, insights and strategies for hiring and retaining a productive multi-ethnic/multi-racial/multi-cultural/multi-gendered/multigenerational workforce. We have redesigned, reinstituted and refocused our attention to update employers and colleges on the most effective diversity recruiting efforts. With the insights gained and in collaboration with a select Employer Planning Group, we invite you to
Plan now to join us for this exciting event!

 The University of Cincinnati Career Development Center
The University of Cincinnati Career Development Center (CDC) has a long history of providing support to meet employer recruiting interests by presenting numerous presentations on diversity recruiting at regional and national professional association meetings. CDC is a member of the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), the National Career Development Association (NCDA) and the American Society of Training and Development (ASTD) and is highly sought after by corporations to consult on their college recruiting strategies.
 
DRTI 2011 Information

DRTI 2011 Registration Information

DRTI 2011 Brochure

DRTI 2011 Sponsors

DRTI 2011 Sponsorship Opportunities

DRTI 2011 Employer Planning Group

TIPS Global Monopoly Game - Apr 27th!

The Career Development Center present’s The Annual International Career Forum

Play TIPS* Global Monopoly Game

A Worldfest Event 

Wednesday, April 27, 2011 from 12-2pm in the Great Hall

Living Life in the Dash: Developing Personal Goals - Apr 25th!

From ADVANCE:

ADVANCE will be hosting its first program of the quarter, Living Life in the Dash: Developing Personal Goals. We will be hosting guest speaker Tommie Lewis, Founder and CEO of Make-It-Plain Consulting. He is a life coach, a specialist in leadership and diversity, and a motivational speaker.

This is a great opportunity to start learning how to develop attainable goals as well as accomplishing goals you might have made for your New Year's Resolution.

WHEN: Monday April 25, 2011
WHERE: University Pavilion (room 320)
TIME: 6PM-8PM

We hope to see everybody there!

From the Career Development Center:

Stop by the Career Development Center located in University Pavilion on the 1st Floor to have your resume critiqued by

Deloitte & Touche on February 21st from 10AM - 12Noon  and Luxottica on February 23rd from 2PM to 5PM.

No appointment necessary.

Procter & Gamble Student Programs - Application Deadlines Extended

From the Career Development Center:

Procter & Gamble Student Programs:

APPLICATION DEADLINES EXTENDED!

Get an inside look at P&G!
Procter & Gamble is offering the experience of a lifetime. During the months of July & August 2011, P&G will host five different programs at our Global headquarters in Cincinnati, OH. These workshops are designed to give top diverse students the chance to learn about various functions throughout P&G, as well as provide an early opportunity to interview for internship roles in 2012. Additionally, ALL EXPENSES ARE PAID!

To Apply:
Visit www.experiencePG.com    and type in the Job Number for the summer program for which you would like to apply. It’s that easy.

Consumer Strategy Workshop
Job Number: CMK00000720

CSW is a 4-day workshop focused on providing a “hands on” experience in applying consumer and market knowledge to influence business strategy at P&G. You will learn to work as a business team member to impact P&G brands and uncover consumer marketing insights. Participants must demonstrate: academic achievement, success in team environments. Dates: July 28 – July 31, 2011.  (APPLICATION DEADLINE: MAY 13, 2011)

Finance, Accounting, and Tax Seminar (FACT)
Job Number: FIN00002222

FACT is an early reach program designed to expose top undergraduate students to P&G and the types of Finance, Accounting, and Tax intern roles available. You will have the opportunity to speak candidly with Senior Managers about corporate America. We are looking for students who will graduate in 2013 with a BS, BA, or MS in Accounting, Business, Economics, Finance or Taxation. Dates:  August 2-5, 2011.  (APPLICATION DEADLINE:  June 6, 2011)

Marketing MBA Summer Camp
Job Number: MKT00002366

The MBA Marketing Summer Camp is a 6-day, action-packed look at marketing intern opportunities at P&G designed for students entering MBA programs in the fall. You will have the opportunity to preview the key roles you could play in Marketing at P&G after completing your MBA. The interaction you will have with key P&G executives will give you unique preparation for Business School. Summer Camp is also your chance to experience the real-life projects and situations you could be handling upon completion of your MBA. Dates: July 24-29, 2011.  (APPLICATION DEADLINE: JUNE 30, 2011)

Research Your Future in Science Seminar
Job Number: RND00002056

This seminar will show how you can use your Science (Chemistry/Biology/Life Science) or Engineering Technology (MET, Chem Tech, EET) degree after college. You will experience Research & Development at P&G through hands on involvement with emerging technologies and P&G products. There will be a variety of facility tours and career presentations where you can network with P&G Researchers so you can see firsthand how you could fit in as an R&D Researcher at P&G. Dates: August 1-5, 2011. (APPLICATION DEADLINE:  June 30, 2011)


The IT ELITE Seminar
Job Number: IDS00000798

The IT Elite Seminar will provide Emerging Leaders in Information Technology with an incredible experience. Participants will work with current P&G employees and senior managers to develop recommendations on a real Information & Decision Solutions (IDS) project within P&G. Through presentations and a hands-on case study, participants will learn how IDS drives business and creates value at P&G. We are looking for students pursuing a BS or MS in BIS, MIS, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Math/Statistics. Dates: July 31 – August 5, 2011.  (APPLICATION DEADLINE: MAY 13, 2011)

13th Virtual Career Fair - Feb 7th-14th!

The Career Development Center cordially invites you to attend the 13^th Virtual Career Fair.

When: Monday, February 7, 2011, starting at 9:00 a.m. until Monday, February 14, 2011, ending at 4:00 p.m. (24/7 for one week only!)

Where: http://www.virtual-careerfair.net/uc/vcf2011

Why An “Online” Job Fair?

It’s free, easy to use, and convenient.  If you are seeking employment of any nature, this is THE fair you won’t want to miss!

Why CDC’s “Virtual” Career Fair?

§  Because we have many full time positions available for those looking for long term employment WITH benefits;

§  Because a variety of companies need you for part-time and seasonal positions;

§  Because many companies offering internships will be looking for you;

§  Because your perfect CAREER CONNECTION could be located here if you want to move into a position better designed for your degree/major;

§  Because your future could be simply a click away;

§  Because it’s SO convenient!

Requirements for Participation

-A mainstream word-processing program (i.e., Microsoft Word, WordPerfect) to view *.rtf resumes

-The ability to register using the internet

-Have an email address

Join Us At The Fair!