Category Archives: Career opportunities

International Virtual Career Fair

The International Virtual Career Fair is a great chance for international students to talk with top companies interested in hiring them for their home countries and/or the US.  Please contact me at vspring@illinois.edu if you have any questions.
 
 
VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR * REGISTER NOW * LEARN MORE HERE (Plus, iPod Nano Drawing)
NOVEMBER 7-8, 2012: International Students & Alumni will Meet recruiters live online..It’s easy!
 
Below are the registration links that could be linked to the images:
International VCF home page: http://international.careereco.net/
 
 
Tori Spring
Assistant Director, Employer Connections for Special Populations
The Career Center
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
715 S. Wright Street
Champaign, IL 61820
217-333-0820

Secondary Education Programs informational meetings this month!

Hello colleagues,

I wanted to send you the list of dates for the October Secondary Education Programs Informational meetings.  Please disseminate to your students freely and widely!  Many of them are informational meetings for students interested in teaching as we have seen in the past.  Please note that October 3rd and 4th are the first of several informational meetings slated for this month!

 

I also want to draw your attention to a meeting intended for students interested in earning endorsements.  If a student wants to teach more than one subject (many of them do) at the advanced/AP level, they should come to this meeting.   Endorsements can add to a student’s credentials, making them more employable.  All prospective and current secondary and BAT students are welcome.

 

 

Introduction to the Secondary Education minor for Freshmen

Wednesday, October 3rd 4-5pm in 1065 Lincoln Hall

Monday, October 15th 6-7pm at La Casa Cultural Latina

Tuesday, October 23rd, time and location TBA

 

 

Introduction to the Secondary Education minor for Sophomores and Juniors

Thursday, October 4th 4-5pm in 1064 Lincoln Hall

Monday, October 15th 6-7pm at La Casa Cultural Latina

Wednesday, October 24th, time and location TBA

 

 

Introduction to the Bachelor of Arts in Teaching Foreign Language (BAT)

Thursday, October 11th 5-6pm in 1064 Lincoln Hall

Monday, October 15th 6-7pm at La Casa Cultural Latina

 

 

**Brand New! Endorsement Informational Meeting – for all prospective and current secondary education minors and BAT.** 

Wednesday, October 17th 7-8:30pm in Room 2 Education Building

 

 

Biology Teaching Informational Meeting

Wednesday, October 31st 4-5pm Burrill Hall

 

 

Director of Secondary Education Programs

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

120 Education Building, MC-708 | 1310 South Sixth Street, Champaign, IL

(217) 333-2800 | (217) 244-9498 fax

steiner1@illinois.edu

http://go.illinois.edu/secondaryed

Resources for intl students at The Career Center

We wanted to be sure that you were award of career services and programs for international students provided by The Career Center.
 
·         INTLconnect website (www.INTLconnect.illinois.edu)
·         Weekly INTL newsletter (if you want to sign up, here is a link:  https://illinois.edu/gm/subscribe/10045
·         LinkedIn group: UIUC International Alumni and Students Network
 
In addition, we have prepared an updated career workshop series for international students. The 6 week series has been designed around specific learning outcomes and includes interactive activities and guest speakers. Students will get the INTL Career Certification (ICC) from the Career Center if they join 5 or 6 sessions.  You can check descriptions of each session at http://www.intlconnect.illinois.edu/tccservices. Attached are a quarter page flyer and descriptions of each session.
 
We would appreciate if you share this information with your international students.  If you have any questions, please contact Tori Spring, Assistant Director at vspring@illinois.edu or Un Yeong Park, GA at park351@illinois.edu.  
 
 
Regards,
 
Un-Yeong Park
GA for International Student Career Development and Job Search at the Career Center
Doctor of Education(EdD) Candidate at Human Resource Development
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Career for INTL students: http://www.intlconnect.illinois.edu/

Job Opportunity for Math/Stats Students

JP Morgan Chase Seeking Data Savvy Candidates
Resumes due Wednesday, Sept. 19 at midnight
On-campus Interviews: Tuesday, Oct. 2

Do you understand data and how to translate it into meaningful and actionable insights? At Chase Bank, they’re looking for top individuals to join a world-class team of more than 70 analysts. The team has a wide range of analytical experience and advanced academic backgrounds, including more than 10 PhDs. Join a team that influences one of the world’s largest banks with strategic and tactical insights. Chase is looking for students with a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a quantitative field such as Statistics, Mathematics, Business, Economics, Computer Science, Operations Research, or similar course of study. For more information on how to apply, log-in to I-Link and search for job #63258.

Datalogix (and others) at the Engineering Expo

The Engineering Expo is going on today through Wednesday, and there are a number of companies there who would have a need for statistics students and graduates. A list of companies is available here:

http://expo.web.cs.illinois.edu/

Datalogix is one of the companies, and some info on their opportunities is below. If interested, you can catch up with Whitney at the Expo on Wednesday. Those of you who have been here a few years may know Dave Mitchell, 2008 BS and 2010 MS UIUC Statistics grad, who is currently working there.

Darren Glosemeyer
Department of Statistics

MATRIX Meeting 9/18

MATRIX math club is pleased to announce that our meeting this week will be a career talk by Nick Baier — a UIUC Math grad and current AOL employee. We will be joined by the Economics Club and OTCR. Students with an interest in Computer Science are especially encouraged to attend. Pizza will be served.

 

What: Talk by Nick Baier, AOL
When: Tuesday 9/18, 5pm
Where: 245 Wohlers Hall (6th & Gregory)
Dress: Business Casual
The following is a description of Nick’s talk and his background:
“Quantitative Majors in the Business Sector and the Online Advertising Industry
 
Quantitative majors possess a unique problem solving ability that can be extremely valuable to many different employers in many different fields.  Learn how to leverage these skills and what career paths are available to math majors in business.
 
Learn about online advertising, an expanding and highly competitive industry that allows you to work in a challenging and enjoyable environment.  This field is great for anyone with an analytical background and a desire to pursue a business career.
 
Background:
University of Illinois Graduate – May 2010
B.S. in Mathematics
B.A. in Economics
President of MATRIX from 2008-10
Started at AOL as an Associate Business Analyst in October 2010
Currently Business Manager of Games.com, position held since May 2012
MBA candidate at the University of Chicago School of Business, class of 2014”
Hope to see you there! Please RSVP on Facebook if you can.

 

USDA Career Opportunities Informational Session (Outreach Webinars)

USDA will be conducting a series of Informational Sessions (outreach webinars) about USDA career opportunities for Students and Recent Graduates.  
 
Dates:(all sessions are the same)
2012
·        September 17, 18, & 19
·        November 19, 20, & 21
 
2013
·        January 21, 22, & 23
·        February 18, 19, & 20
 
The following topics will covered at the webinars:
·        An overview of USDA,
·        An introduction to the USDA Students and Recent Graduates Program,
·        Available opportunities, and
·        Basic qualifications and application process.
 
We are interested in getting registrations from the following individuals:
·        Faculty and career services staff, and
·        Recent graduates and students who are U.S. permanent residents and U.S. citizens.
 
All webinar sessions will be recorded and captioned.
 
NOTE: the Agencies SEPCs will be presenting at each webinar.
 
Let me know if you have any questions.
 
Sincerely,
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Wenndy Carrasco,M.P.A. |Departmental Student Employment Program Manager| U.S. Department of Agriculture| Office of the Assistant Secretary of Administration – Office of Human Resources ManagementRecruitment and Diversity Division|1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Room 17-W Whiten Building|Washington, DC 20250|202-260-8335 (O)|202-690-0960 (F)| wenndy.carrasco@dm.usda.gov
 
Supervisors, SEPCs, Recruiters and Current Interns and Recent Graduates:
 
Potential Applicants for Internships, Scholarship and Recent Graduates Opportunities:
Stay tune through USDA DM Website:
 
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