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Thursday, April 1, 2010
12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Phoenix Room B, University Union

This is an opportunity for currently enrolled students to mingle with UW-Green Bay alumni and develop new skills in a fun learning environment. Matthew Doyle, Registered Dietician and Associate Director of Dining Services at St. Norbert College, will take students through the basics of professional dining etiquette during a delicious meal. This event is FREE for UW-Green Bay students, but PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

Click here to find out more about the program and to register!
Registration is first-come basis. Deadline is Thursday, March 25.

Outrageous and Common Mistakes Candidates Make

Texting, answering your cell phone, clipping your nails, inappropriate attire... these are just a few examples employers provided according to a recent CareerRookie survey. Other examples include:

Candidate wore a business suit with flip flops.
Candidate asked if the interviewer wanted to meet for a drink after.
Candidate had applied for an accounting job, yet said he was "bad at managing money."
Candidate ate food in the employee break room after the interview.
Candidate applying for a customer service job said "I don’t really like working with people."
Candidate had to go immediately to get his dog that had gotten loose in the parking lot.

The article concludes with tips for candidates to make a positive impression on employers.

Click HERE to view the complete article.

Undecided about your major? Attend the
Majors Fair Logo

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

11 a.m - 1 p.m. - Phoenix Rooms
Explore your major options and visit with representatives from academic programs at UW-Green Bay. Ask questions, pick up information, and learn more about programs. And, if you're ready, you can declare your major at the fair.

Win a chance to register on the first day of registration!

Attend the Majors Fair and complete an evaluation of the event and you will become eligible to win a chance to register with Seniors. The names of three students will be drawn and awarded early registration.

Sponsored by FOCUS - First-year Opportunities and Connections for UW-Green Bay Students.

        Job Choices On-Line Newsletter by NACE:
          In this issue - College hiring outlook, majors in demand, 5 secrets to job search
          success, and social networking tips.

Check out the Career Services Blog!

Got 3 minutes? Get prepared for your job search with these short videos recommended by leading career experts for OUTSTANDING JOB SEARCH PREPARATION!

Topics include resumes, cover letter, interviewing, and job fair tips - just to name a few! Check these resources out today!

In support of the 2009-2010 UW-Green Bay campus common theme – Realizing Our Sustainable Future – click here to view a page that presents a list of resources for those who are interested in exploring career options in sustainability.

UW-GREEN BAY GRADUATES! Let us know about your post-graduate plans!
Complete the Graduate Follow-Up Survey HERE!

Career Services at the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay is a

Disclaimer for web site addressed to students:
Career Services at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay maintains this web site as a service to UW-Green Bay students for their career development and employment-seeking efforts. Phoenix Recruitment On-line is a service provided to registered students and alumni only. The presence of job announcements on this web site does not indicate an endorsement or recommendation from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay or UW-Green Bay Career Services. Students should take responsibility for all necessary precautions when interviewing for, or accepting these positions, and students are solely responsible for obtaining necessary information concerning the employer.

This web site also contains links to other web sites not under the control of the University or Career Services, and we are not responsible for the contents of any linked site. Career Services provides these links only as a convenience. UW-Green Bay and Career Services assumes no liability for acts or omissions by third parties or for material supplied by them.

Students who discover any misuse or abuse of this web site are encouraged to report the matter to Career Services as soon as possible.

For further information call the UW-Green Bay Career Services at 920-465-2163.

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