[Agvisors] Student Announcements 1-10-12

Nancy Rodriguez-Lorta nancyr at ag.arizona.edu
Tue Jan 10 16:56:11 MST 2012


Who is my academic advisor?

 

List of UA academic advisors can be found on-line at:
http://advising.arizona.edu/ Refer to Academic Advisor Directory.

 

You can look up advisors by major or by college. If you need assistance with
finding out who your academic advisor is please call CALS Office of Academic
Programs at 520-621-3616 or stop by in person at Forbes Room 211.  A handout
with a list of CALS advisors can also be found in Forbes 211.  

 

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Course Announcements

 

Some courses with seat availability are highlighted at:
http://advising.arizona.edu/course_announce 

 

You will still have to login to your UAccess Student Center to officially
enroll in the courses.  

 

 

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UA Career Services Spring 2012 Professional Development Seminars

 
These 50-minute career workshops are free to all UA students and alumni. The
workshops schedule is subject to change.  For the latest dates and times for
each of these workshops, check out our up-to-date calendar at
http://career.arizona.edu/Students/Workshops.  
 
Job Search for Internships and Jobs:  This seminar offers information about
the most effective strategies for finding a summer job, an internship during
college or a career position near graduation. Learn a variety of job search
<http://www.career.arizona.edu/students/?jobsearch>  methods. 
 
Federal Job Search: The U.S. Federal Government can be a rich source of
career experience no matter what your field of interest or major. Thousands
of positions deemed 'mission critical' will need to be filled in the coming
years. "Federal Job Search" will give you the basics of federal employment,
opportunities and benefits.

Interviewing For Jobs and Internships:  Learn what to expect and how to
prepare for an interview so that you can answer questions with ease. 

Mastering the Federal Application Process: Unfortunately, many students are
missing out on openings that might be a perfect match for their skills and
interests due to lack of awareness about government jobs and how best to
navigate the federal applications process. "Mastering the Federal
Application Process" will offer tools to understand and effectively maneuver
the federal employment process.

Out on the Job Speaker Series: Out on the Job is a monthly series that
brings 'out' professionals from campus and the community for brown bag
discussions. Speakers talk about their career path and engage students in
dialogue about the challenges and benefits of being out on the job. This
series is designed to offer a starting point in considering issues faced by
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning (LGBTQ) people in the
workplace. Snack provided.
Planning for Graduate and Professional School Admissions:  Learn strategies
for applying to graduate and professional schools
<http://www.career.arizona.edu/webresources/?apply_graduate> . Seminar
includes information on evaluating schools, testing, applications, personal
statements, timelines, references, and admissions interviews.  
 
Resume and Letter Writing:  This seminar provides information about how to
write your professional resume and job search letters, focusing on content
and format.
 
Using DISCOVER: This streaming video will take you through the DISCOVER
career exploration program in detail.
 
Wildcat eFolio: The Wildcat eFolio system is your personal online database
to document your academic, internship and other related experiences while
attending the University of Arizona in a clear, professional, organized
format that can be shared with potential employers.  Find out how to get up
and running with eFolio with this streaming video. Please request your
eFolio account prior to attending at
http://www.career.arizona.edu/Students/?eFolio.
 
Note: If students have questions or concerns about access, wish to request a
sign language interpreter or accommodations for a disability, please contact
Career Services at 520/621-2588 or email career at email.arizona.edu .
 

http://www.career.arizona.edu/Students/Workshops/ 

 
 

 

 

 

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