Join Professional in Residence Carla Ceruzzi (AB ’02, MArch ’07) for a one-on-one conversation to learn how to plan for and succeed in a career in architecture. Learn about Carla’s career path, and get advice about applying to architecture school and gaining experience in the field. Please sign up for a 15-minute meeting time through Crimson Careers. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

A changing climate is dramatically affecting many sectors and organizations, and opportunities to work within this field are varied. Attend this discussion to hear from panelists working in diverse industries and job functions related to the environment in nonprofit, corporate, and government settings. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

Panelists will include:

• Talia Fox (AB '13), Environmental Planner at VHB
• Ben Hellerstein, State...

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Join us virtually to ask questions about AMCAS, the application process, and more. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

The health sciences field is growing, with thriving opportunities at biotechnology and pharmaceutical organizations. Learn more about the impact technology is making on healthcare innovation and gain insight on what it takes to make an impact on the future of healthcare. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

Panelists:

• Elma Feric Bojic, PhD Genetics and Bioengineering (International Burch University), ALM...

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Get tips for your personal statement for your medical school application! We will also discuss the other pieces of writing you will submit during the application process. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

Join us for a panel discussion featuring women in STEM who highlight their successes and challenges navigating careers across various industries and fields in STEM. This panel is being hosted in collaboration with Harvard College Women’s Center. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND. Read more about Women in STEM Career Panel Meet & Greet

First impressions count! Market yourself and gain an edge in today's job market by learning how to write an effective resume and cover letter. From writing effective accomplishment statements to deciding what to include and what to leave out, this workshop discusses, step by step, how to build and improve your resume and cover letter writing skills. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

Attend this career chat to meet Amy Huang (AB '17), University Innovation Specialist at the Good Food Institute. You'll learn about what GFI does, discuss the case for rethinking the food system, and hear about opportunities for entrepreneurship and science innovation in the food and sustainability space. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

Planning to apply to medical school this summer? Come to this workshop as part of the spring workshop series for students and alumni applying in summer 2020. An appropriate list for your background can be the key to a successful admissions process. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

Hear from professionals who are passionate about using technology to benefit the greater good globally. Panelists have used computer vision and machine...

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Considering a career in public service? Curious about the range of leadership, career opportunities, and benefits available through the U.S. military? Join us for a discussion with senior military officers as they share more their experiences, what you will learn serving your country, and answer any questions you may have. Also, find out more about the generous funding the military offers to support graduate and professional school. A pizza lunch will be served. PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

 

What does it mean to be a journalist in an era of controversial issues nationally and reduced coverage locally? Does it make a difference if you work in TV, on radio, or for a newspaper? Keith Raffel, Mather’s Writer-in-Residence, will moderate a discussion with these three terrific journalists on their own career paths and their advice on starting a journalism career in the 2020s:

• Jasmine Brown, producer for ABC News’ “Nightline”
• Carrie Johnson, national justice correspondent at NPR, who also worked at the Washington Post...

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Eligibility: Open to Harvard College undergraduates. Meet Harvard alumni from LA, NYC, and SF who work in theatre, music, television, and film as performers, writers, producers, directors, artists, agents, composers, executives, and more! Hear from alumni about how they landed summer internships, and learn about industry trends and how to network into a job after graduation. Read more about THEATRE, ENTERTAINMENT & MEDIA MEET-UP

Considering applying to the UN and have questions or would like to have your resume reviewed? Meet in small groups with Manuela Morelli, Head of Human Resources Planning and Development at ITU (International Telecommunication Union, UN). PLEASE REGISTER TO ATTEND.

Are you an international student interested in pursuing a job in the US? Learn how to invest your limited time and give yourself the best chance of finding a U.S. job with visa sponsorship. Learn tips for how to overcome shyness and strategies for navigating the U.S. job market. Presented by Dan Beaudry, author of "Power Ties: The International Student’s Guide to Finding Jobs in the United States." Dan is the former head of campus recruiting at Monster.com and the former Associate Director of Corporate Recruiting at Boston University.... Read more about Job Search for International Students in the US Featuring Dan Beaudry