What are the variety of ways to develop your professional digital presence, and what unique opportunities do digital media afford you? Learn the steps to telling your professional story online and why this matters in the digital age.
Helen L. Chen, PhD, director, ePortfolio Initiatives and research scientist, Designing Education Lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering
What is a digital presence and is it even worth the time to manage it? Do you need social media tools to tell your story? In this interactive workshop led by digital branding expert Sheetal Patel, you will learn how to develop your professional reputation to help you make connections by building your story and online presence.
Sheetal Patel, MA, PhD, Career Content Lead, Career Management Center, Graduate School of Business
We'll share strategies to get the most out of LinkedIn by building a dynamic profile and utilizing unique LinkedIn features to find connections. This is an interactive lab, so bring your laptop! During this session, learn how to: - Ensure that your profile shows up in the search results - Leverage LinkedIn to research career paths - Identify organizations where you have inside connections
Bring questions about your resumes, cover letters, LinkedIn profiles and anything related to your path to meaningful work. Bring your laptops to work directly on your documents and job/internship searches and connect with other H&S students. A career coach or coaches and industry specialists will be available for questions. (Note that if it's busy, you may need to wait to have your questions answered.) This is for declared bachelor's and master's students in the School of Humanities & Sciences.
We'll share strategies to get the most out of LinkedIn by building a dynamic profile and utilizing unique LinkedIn features to find connections. This is an interactive lab, so bring your laptop! During this session, learn how to: - Ensure that your profile shows up in the search results - Leverage LinkedIn to research career paths - Identify organizations where you have inside connections A light lunch will be served.
What are the variety of ways to develop your professional digital presence, and what unique opportunities do digital media afford you? Learn the steps to telling your professional story online and why this matters in the digital age.
Helen L. Chen, PhD, senior researcher, Designing Education Lab, Department of Mechanical Engineering; director of ePortfolio Initiatives, Office of the University Registrar
Drop-in with questions and work on career-related tasks with career coaches and other students every other Monday afternoon, 12:30-2:30pm. Bring your laptop to work on anything from your resume to cover letter to LinkedIn profile. Talk with coaches and other students about the process and get job search tips. This is for bachelor's and master's students in the School of Humanities & Sciences. 11/27
Drop-in with questions and work on career-related tasks with career coaches and other students every other Monday afternoon, 12:30-2:30pm. Bring your laptop to work on anything from your resume to cover letter to LinkedIn profile. Talk with coaches and other students about the process and get job search tips. This is for bachelor's and master's students in the School of Humanities & Sciences. 11/13 11/27
What is a digital presence and is it even worth the time to manage it? Do you need social media tools to tell your story? In this interactive workshop led by Sheetal Patel (BEAM, Stanford Career Education's Director of Branding and Digital Communities), you will learn how to develop your professional reputation to help you make connections by building your story and online presence.
Sheetal Patel, MA, PhD, Associate Director and Career Content Lead, Career Management Center, Graduate School of Business
We'll share strategies to get the most out of LinkedIn by building a dynamic profile and utilizing unique LinkedIn features to find connections. During this session, learn how to: - Ensure that your profile shows up in the search results - Leverage LinkedIn to research career paths - Identify organizations where you have inside connections Bring your laptop! A light lunch will be served.
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