Fw: Career Week: Presentations related to international careers

[kate duttro]

Don't forget Career Week, next week!
(this list complements of the Jackson School)

> >"Careers in the International Sector"  (Mon., Jan. 31, 3:30; Thomson 119)
> >    Interested in an international career?  Not sure where to begin or
> >    what is available?  Betsy Bridwell, Director of Career Services at
the
> >    Jackson school will give an overview of the options available and the
> >    realities of breaking into this arena.
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> >"Teaching English Overseas"  (Tues., Feb.1, 3:30; Thomson 135)
> >    For those who want to accomplish the difficult task of finding an
> >    overseas job after graduation, one excellent way of getting that
> >    international work experience and gaining foreign language skills is
> >    to teach English abroad. Come hear representatives from the JET
> >    Program, China Teaching Program, Peace Corps, and WorldTeach share
> >    experiences and information on their programs.
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> >"Law School/Careers in Law"   (Tues., Feb. 1, 5:30; Savery 239)
> >    A panel of current UW law school students will share their interests
> >    and experiences in a variety of legal environments:  judicial
> >    clerkships, large law firms, public interest law, municipal and
> >    government sectors, international and environmental law.
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> >"Go Global! International Career Fair"  (Thurs., Feb. 3, 4-6 pm; HUB 108)
> >    Organized by the Certificate of International Studies in Business
> >    (CISB) program at the Business School, some of the companies/
> >    organzations represented include:
> >    * Airborne Express * American Cultural Exchange * Bryant Christie
Inc.
> >    * European Union Chamber of Commerce * U.S. Export Assistance Center
> >    * Modus Media International * Arthur Andersen * Pacific Rim Bankers
> >      Management Institute * Peace Corps * Supervalu * internalDrive
> >    * National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR) * World Affairs Council
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> >"Global Connections: International Business Panel"
> > (Fri., Feb. 4, 1:30-2:30; Balmer 202)
> >    A panel of professionals who have been successful in international
> >    business in various industries will share information, advice, and
> >    answer questions.
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> >Please remember that "international" can apply to a wide range of career
> >fields, so you might want to take advantage of the variety of
> >presentations on such topics as: Careers in Public
Affairs/Administration;
> >Careers in Politics and Government; Panel of Analysts from Different
> >Sectors; Career Voices from the Non-profit Sector; Journalism Careers;
> >Teaching in the 21st Century
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> >The complete schedule for the week is listed on the Career Week web site:
> >http://depts.washington.edu/careerwk
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