Google is coming to JMU!
Tuesday, November 10
Highlands Room, Festival
Conference Center, East Campus
7:30 - 9 pm
"Career and Internship Opportunities
in the Business Side of Google"
Presented by: Artur Oliveira, Learning &
Development Business Partner, Google
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Career and Academic Planning Office (CAP) Corner
CoB CAP Liaison Venus Miller's
Office Locations:
CAP Office, 3rd Floor, Student Success Center
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on Thursday afternoons from 3-5 pm,
219 Showker
You can make an appointment with Venus via Recruit-A-Duke.
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Need Help with Recruit-A-Duke?
JMU's Career Educators can help you with resume reviews, finding career resources, and getting you started on Recruit-a-Duke Stop by the
CAP Resource Center, 3rd Floor, JMU Student Success Center;
1-3 pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.
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Don't Worry, Be Happy
How Work Values Fit into the Picture
No one wants to be miserable, right? Values are one of the most important aspects to consider when finding majors and careers you'll be happy with. Learn more about what's important to you and how it connects with your options.
Tuesday, November 3rd, 3-4pm, Student Success Center 3202.
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SAVE THESE DATES!
Upcoming CoB Professional
Development Events
Economics Speaker Series:
Deirdre McCloskey
Wednesday, October 21
Grafton-Stovall Auditorium
4-5 p.m.
"Bourgeois Equality: How Ideas, Not Capital or Institutions, Enriched the World"
For details, click here.
Gilliam Center Speaker Series: Russell Roberts
Wednesday, November 4, Showker G5
5:30-6:30 p.m.
"How Adam Smith Can Change Your Life: An Unexpected Guide to Human Nature and Happiness"
For details, click here
Find more professional development events of interest to Business Students at the Experiential Learning website Professional & Leadership Development Events page.
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Shape Your Future
Series
for the Fall Semester Continues
The Shape Your Future professional and leadership development series at the CoB helps you build key leadership skills for success in the workplace. The remaining fall semester schedule includes:
October 30
2:30-3:30 pm |
How to Create a Strong LinkedIn Profile and Manage Your Social Media Presence
with Dan Dziuba, Recruiting Associate,
SpectrumCareers (JMU 2013)
Showker 101 |
November 13
2:30-3:30 pm |
Ethics in Business
Showker 101 |
For more information, visit our website's Professional Development Opportunities page or contact Samantha Collier at the Office of Experiential Learning.
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Now Accepting Applications for
Experiential Learning Tours that visit companies in Washington, DC, Northern Virginia, California,
and New York City!
Are you interested in participating in an experiential learning tour where you can network and learn from senior-level executives at a variety of companies? Apply for a tour now!
Wash DC Metro Area, Nov. 23 Tour
Accounting majors
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Application Deadline: November 6
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Washington DC Area Tour (Winter Break: Jan. 5-8, 2016)
All majors
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Application
Deadline:
November 13
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San Francisco/Silicon Valley Tour (Spring Break)
All majors |
Application
Deadline:
November 20
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New York City Tour
(May)
For students interested in finance careers.
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Application
Deadline:
December 1 |
APPLICATIONS for the tours are online!
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Academic Services Center Corner
Meet the COB Peer Advisors
Paige Marple and
Zach Salkowski are
Madison Advising Peers for the College of Business. They are available to assist students with questions pertaining to advising, COB courses, General Education, Academic Requirements report, graduation applications and COB 300 applications.
Sami Nuristani
is a doctoral graduate assistant working in the ASC as a peer advisor for international students.
He is ready to meet with all business international students to discuss a variety of academic concerns.
You can make an appointment with Paige, Zach or Sami by using the
new appointment scheduler located on the ASC webpage, or by visiting the ASC in
Showker 205, or by calling
540-568-2785.
October 29, 2015 is the last day to withdraw from a semester long course. Withdrawing places a 'W' on your transcript. Even though a 'W' does not affect your overall grade, it may have a negative impact on your future financial aid. Students are advised to consult with their advisor and the Office of Financial Aid before withdrawing from a course. The process to withdraw from a course is completed via MyMadison. For other important dates and deadlines, visit the
Registrar's website
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Spring 2016 CoB 300 Application
Students planning to take CoB 300 in
Spring 2016 need to complete a CoB 300 with their ASC advisor in Showker 205. The CoB 300 application deadline is
November 1, 2015. All CoB students who are pursuing a major leading to a BBA degree must complete an application. Students who are completing all lower-level BBA core courses this Fall will need to complete a Spring CoB 300 application. Click
here to schedule an appointment with your advisor.
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Study Abroad Opportunities
Belgium. Spain. New Zealand. France. Sweden. England. What do these countries have in common? They are all opportunities to travel and study through OIP's Study Abroad programs. Because the world of business is global, COB students are encouraged to explore these opportunities. For more information about program offerings, application process and expenses, visit the
OIP Study Abroad website. Notice: the deadline for submitting more SA applications is
November 1 in order to study abroad in Summer 2016, Fall 2016 and Spring 2017.
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The College of Business Academic Services Center
(ASC) supports students' academic success by providing a quality advising experience. If you have questions about your major or what courses to take, make an appointment to see your advisor. The ASC Center is located in Showker 205. Learn more at the ASC website.
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