Off Campus Events

Asia Job Expo 2008 in LA

May 16th and 17th, 2008

9:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.

Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center

300 E. Ocean Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90802

Admission is FREE! For all job/internship seekers who are looking for opportunities in Japan, Asia, or the United States. International Students (Undergraduate, Graduate, Exchange programs)

Click here to register online

Teacher Expo

Monday June 2, 2008

South Carolina State FairgroundsThe Cantey Building, 1200 Rosewood DriveColumbia, South Carolina

Expo is a teacher job/information fair that brings together teachers looking for professional opportunities and school districts looking for excellent teachers. Expo registration is FREE for all teacher applicants!

For more information and to register online visit www.cerra.org.

32nd Annual 2008 National Hispanic Women's Conference

Friday, June 6, 2008

Pasadena Convention Center

Pasadena, California

The National Hispanic Women's Conference (NHWC), the first large-scale conference of its kind, began 32 years ago and has grown from 50 to nearly 3,000 attendees. Started by Dionicio Morales, founder of the Mexican American Opportunity Foundation, the Conference was formed to create career opportunities for Hispanic women and bring greater awareness to the talent pool available in the Latino Community. Today, the Conference has established an impressive following of Latina professionals, corporate leaders, educators, high school and college stuents from around the country. The even gathers in a striking forum designed to share resources and learn from experts about career planning, educational acheivement, financial planning and life empowerment. Engaging workshops, inspiring speakers and a Career Fair and Expo round out the day.

For more information please call (626)451-0602 or email terri@thrcgroup.com

Rhode Island School of Design Career re: Design

June 14- July 3, 2008

Explore life as a professional designer

Rhode Island School of Design's Career re: Design program is an intensive three-week, multi-disciplinary course of study that provides a unique context for students to begin the process of transitioning into a career in design.

Whether a current or incoming college student, recent college graduate, or career changer of any age, the full-immersion format ensures that even a student without any background in design can absorb enough of a design sensibility in three weeks to point the way to an entirely new direction in life.

Delve into studio-based learning methods used by practicing design professionals, and experience first-hand the realities of working in a design profession.

Visit our website for program details and information on registration, tuition, housing, dining, and more. risd.edu/redesign

Facing History and Ourselves

Seminars:

Holocaust and Human Behavior (online)

February 21-April 16 and March 27-May 21

Race and Membership in American History (on-site)

July 16-20

Holocaust and Human Behavior (on site)

August 11-15 and September 17-21

For information on these and other events visit www.facinghistory.org/events

2008 MBA Admissions Conference

Saturday, August 2, 2008

9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.

UCLA Anderson School of Management

110 Westwood Plaza, Cornell Hall

Los Angeles, CA 90095

25 Top Business Schools
Invited Keynote Speaker Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa
Roundtable discussions with admissions officers
Career Industry Panels and much more!