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Description
Our Career Panels program is a unique program that gives students
an opportunity to meet and interact with a diverse
group of professionals representing a wide variety
of occupations. Armed with practical advice about
their field of work and tips on getting ahead in
the "real world," these career representatives
come to give our students an authentic look at
the daily activities and responsibilities involved
with various professions through classroom lectures
and discussions. We have several speakers for
each field, so that our students not only obtain
basic information about a specific career path,
but are also able to gain insights from several
different prospectives.
The Career Panels Program is an excellent chance for students
to clarify their career interests, get help in
making informed occupational decisions, learn current
information and trends in today's job market, and
network with a number of professionals-- an invaluable
opportunity at this time in their lives. All Career
Panels are open to USCA students, faculty, and
staff. Please join us in learning about the many
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Overview
Each
panel consists of 3-5 panelists, each of whom will be asked
to speak for 5-8 minutes on the following:
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A
brief overview of his/her career history, including:
college major, degree(s), title, responsibilities,
and length of time in profession.
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Most
challenging aspects of of his/her occupation
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Critical
skills and abilities necessary in their profession
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Advice
to students on how to prepare themselves for
this profession.
Each
panel discussion will be followed by a question and
answer period.
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USCA OFFICE OF CAREER SERVICES TERMS/CONDITIONS
To advertise a position with the USCA Office
of Career Services or to participate in one of the USCA Career Fairs, employers
and their organizations must comply with all equal employment opportunity
(EEO) standards. All job postings must contain accurate information about
specific positions offered, as well as the organization offering employment.
We will not post any job or position that requires a financial investment
on the part of our students.
Any interaction with USCA students must
be in compliance with the NACE Principles for Professional Conduct. Information
you gather here will be for the sole use of recruiting for open positions
at your organization and will not be shared outside your organization or
used for any other reason. The USCA Office of Career Services reserves
the right to edit, delete, or refuse any employer profile, job posting,
or login account at any time.
