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Job Search Strategies for Grad Students

What	Meeting
When	2007-10-11 from 16:00 to 17:00
Where	Career Center (across from Starbucks)
Contact Name	Dave Nelson
Contact Email	dave.nelson@uci.edu
Contact Phone	949 824-3502
Add event to calendar	vCal (Windows, Linux) iCal (Mac OS X)

by David Nelson — last modified 2007-10-31 10:20

This is a fifty minute workshop for graduate students interested in pursuing professional careers outside academia. Learn about methods for finding available job listings, navigating the application process, and qualifying yourself on paper.

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