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Workshops: Fall 2012 Workshop Series

Workshops Ace professionalism and Beat your competition focuses on audiences working in internships, on-campus, and part / full time jobs. Workshops Polish Your Professional Interviewing Skills A Refresh your interviewing skills and learn how to prepare for advanced interviewing techniques.

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Workshops: Fall 2012 Workshop Series

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fall 2012 workshop series

Workshop Calendar and Registration


Attendance at these events is FREE, however pre-registration is required for all workshops, practice interviews and orientations through DePaul.Experience. Please visit depaul. experience.com to view the calendar and register for workshops and events.
Workshops are listed in alphabetical order.

Discover Your Leadership Style with the FIRO-B A This workshop is ideal for students with work experience, alumni and career changers. The Fundamental Interpersonal Relations Orientation-Behavior (FIRO-B) is a personality assessment that identifies needs/wants regarding your interpersonal work style. Results from this assessment will help you gain additional insight about your leadership approach to help you work more strategically.
Thursday, November 8 1:00-3:00pm DPC 9500

Navigating Your Career Change A Experienced professionals who are considering or already involved in the process of changing careers will benefit from this workshop. Learn how to develop a change plan by identifying the career development components you most need to work on. This workshop will help you identify the type of transition you are attempting and assess its level of difficulty.
Monday, November 19 5:30-7:00pm DPC 9500

Polish Your Professional Interviewing Skills A Refresh your interviewing skills and learn how to prepare for advanced interviewing techniques including critical behavioral, panel and case interviews. Review the dos and donts for interview situations and learn how to address the most difficult questions.
Tuesday, November 6 5:30-7:00pm DPC 9500

Strengthen Your Resume and Cover Letter A Learn about different resume formats and how to best market your accomplishments for specific audiences. This workshop is ideal for someone who has already written a resume and is looking to enhance or change the content or structure.
Tuesday, October 23 5:30-7:00pm SAC 151

A = This workshop is for working professionals,


alumni, adult, and graduate students.

workshops
Ace Professionalism and Beat Your Competition Learn professionalism strategies, including how to stand a cut above your competition and perform with great precision and success. This workshop focuses on audiences working in internships, on-campus, and part/full time jobs. Give yourself an advantage in interviewing, accepting and declining job offers, and becoming a pro on the job. Tuesday, October 2 2:00-3:30pm DPC 9500 Ace Your First Professional Interview Preparing for interviews can give you the confidence you need to highlight your strengths. This workshop teaches you how to prepare for the interviewing and post-interview follow-up process. You will be introduced to the various types of interviews, including behavioral interviewing. Thursday, September 20 3:30-5:00pm DPC 9500 Tuesday, October 30 2:00-3:30pm LPC TBD Connecting Your Values to Career Satisfaction Your work values play a very important role in determining what kind of work you find fulfilling. Through this workshop, youll assess and prioritize your most important work values, and discover how to use what youve learned about your work values to help guide your career decisions. Thursday, September 27 1:00-2:30pm LPC TBD Creating Your Career Plan B Expand your career options. Learn how to assess your strengths and transferable skills to explore careers paths that might be a good match. Gain a better understanding of the job market and identify hot jobs and growing industries. Get an overview of various job search

tactics, resources available at DePaul to optimize your job search, and more. Monday, November 5 1:00-2:30pm DPC 9500 Demystify Networking and Create Connections Developing a strong professional network has become an increasingly important and powerful strategy used by effective job seekers in all fields. In this workshop, you will learn how to maximize your networking opportunities and build a set of contacts. Monday, October 22 12:00-1:30pm SAC 151 Grow Your Network Most career and job search advice include networking as an effective strategy. But what does that mean? In this webinar, we will discuss the dos and donts of networking, resources to help you meet professionals in your area of interest, tips on how to continue the conversation after the first meeting, and how to leverage the power of networking. Thursday, October 18 6:00-7:00pm Webinar Handling Job Offers Determine the best techniques and practices to negotiate your compensation package. This workshop will include a discussion on salary, benefits negotiation, and offer advice on how to handle salary requests and multiple offers. Wednesday, November 7 5:30-6:30pm Teleconference & Hit the Ground Running: Career Resources for Teachers Note: These workshops are open only to students and alumni in DePauls College of Education. In these workshops, you will receive an overview of resources and career tips in order to prepare for your job search in the teaching profession. In part 1,

Advanced Workshops

we will review how to update your resume after student teaching, how to strengthen your cover letter, and review what components are helpful to consider when constructing your portfolio. Part 2 will offer resources in how to be strategic in your job search, the importance of identifying networking strategies, and how to prepare for the interview process. Students and alumni can attend one or both of the workshops. Part 1 Monday, October 8 3:00-5:00pm SAC 151 Part 2 Tuesday, November 13 4:00-6:00pm SAC 151 How Can Alumni Help Me Plan My Career? What are your plans after getting your degree? Do you know what kinds of jobs you can get with your major? DePaul alumni can help! Learn about the different resources available to you as you think about classes to take and skills to build while youre a student. Well talk about where to find alumni who can help you and how to approach them. Its easier than you think! Wednesday, October 3 5:00-6:00pm DPC 9500 Friday, November 9 12:00-1:00pm Webinar How to Build a Career Portfolio A professional career portfolio provides you with a tremendous resource for showcasing your work skills and experiences to an employer. In this workshop, youll learn how to conceptualize and compile an effective portfolio. Tuesday, September 25 12:00-1:30pm SAC 151 Tuesday, October 30 3:30-5:00pm DPC 9500 Identify Your Skills and Accomplishments Skills are the currency of the job market; you get a paycheck in exchange for the skills you use in your job. Through this workshop, youll assess your skills,

This workshop is for working professionals, alumni, adult, and graduate students.

Workshop Location Key


DPC = DePaul Center, 1 East Jackson, Loop Campus McGaw = McGaw Hall, 802 W. Belden Ave, Lincoln Park Campus Munroe = Munroe Hall, 2312 North Clifton Avenue, Lincoln Park Campus Richardson = John T. Richardson Library, 2350 N. Kenmore Avenue, Lincoln Park Campus SAC = Schmitt Academic Center, 2320 N. Kenmore Avenue, Lincoln Park Campus Student Center = 2250 N. Sheffield Avenue, Lincoln Park Campus Teleconference & = This workshop is conducted via telephone. Check eRecruiting for details. TBD = To be decided.

Note: A number listed after the location key indicates the room or suite number.

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determine which ones you want to acquire or further develop, and identify ways to do so. Also, youll learn how to clearly articulate your skill set and provide solid examples of those skills in practice. Monday, September 17 10:30am-12:00pm SAC 151

iPrep Find Your Dream Internship Workshop This workshop will help you create a strategy for applying to your dream internship. You will also learn about the University Internship Program as a way for undergraduate students to receive academic credit for an internship and fulfill the Junior Year Experiential Learning (JYEL) requirement. This workshop also meets the University Internship Program Orientation requirement. Tuesday, September 18 3:30-5:00pm SAC 151 Thursday, October, 4 11:00am-12:30pm LPC TBD Wednesday, December 5 10:00-11:30am DPC 9500 Is Graduate School Right for Me? Designed for students who are contemplating applying to graduate school, this workshop will help you decide whether graduate school is the right option for you. Learn about the application process, the financial decisions you will have to make, and resources available to help you choose and evaluate potential graduate and professional school programs. Wednesday, October 3 12:00-1:30pm SAC 151 Wednesday, October 10 3:30-5:00pm DPC 9500 Job Search Strategies in a Challenging Job Market Learn how to identify effective job search strategies in a challenging job market. Get an overview of a multitude of job search tactics and begin the process of selecting the strategies that make the most sense for you. Learn how to maximize the numerous job search resources available at DePaul and beyond. Wednesday, October 31 2:00-3:30pm DPC 9500 LinkedIn Basics for Job Searching This is a hands on workshop held in a computer lab. Learn the benefits of creating a LinkedIn profile, including how to make connections, get recommendations, and join industry or interest-specific groups. Learn why creating a professional online portfolio is important in todays job market. Get tips, tricks, and etiquette for using LinkedIn for networking, job searching, and gathering career information. Please be sure to create a LinkedIn account before the workshop so you have a starting point when you attend the workshop. Wednesday, October 24 1:30-3:00pm Loop TBD Love What You Do DePaul Interest Finder (DIF) This workshop is ideal for students who are exploring major and career options. Research

has shown a strong correlation between incorporating interests into your career planning process and ultimate workplace satisfaction. Participants will take the DePaul Interest Finder (DIF), a tailored survey designed to specifically help DePaul students explore their interests and identify related majors, student organizations, and careers. Take advantage of this opportunity to learn how your time at DePaul can be shaped to match your interests and help you work toward career satisfaction. Wednesday, October 17 1:30-3:00pm DPC 9500 Maximize Your Job & Internship Fair Experience First impressions count! Learn how to approach employers and make a lasting first impression. DePauls Career Center hosts multiple Job & Internship Fairs throughout the academic year with hundreds of employers looking for candidates like you. This workshop helps you maximize the Job & Internship Fair as an opportunity to showcase your skills and abilities in an active job searching forum. Tuesday, September 25 5:30-7:00pm Tuesday, October 2 3:30-5:00pm Monday, October 15 12:00-1:30pm Wednesday, October 31 12:00-1:30pm DPC 9500 SAC 151 SAC 151 DPC 9500

Twitter account created prior to attending this workshop. Tuesday, October 16 12:00-1:30pm Loop TBD

program orientations

On-Campus Interviewing Orientation The 30 minute On-Campus Interviewing orientation is a prerequisite to participating in the On-Campus Interviewing Program. You must attend an orientation session prior to your first on-campus interview. The orientation will make you aware of the policies for participation in the On-Campus Interviewing Program and provide tips for successful interviewing. Please visit http://depaul.experience.com/ for specific times and locations. University Internship Program (UIP) Orientation This is a prerequisite workshop for UIP and must be completed in order to enroll in an academic internship course to earn Experiential Learning credit. The UIP orientation is geared towards students who have already secured an internship. Note: For UIP Webinars, please pre-register 2-3 days in advance via depaul.experience.com to receive online participation instructions for the session. Wednesday, September 26 11:00-12:00pm DPC 9500 Tuesday, October 9 4:00-5:00pm Webinar Tuesday, October 16 5:00-6:00pm Webinar Wednesday, October 24 11:00-12:00pm DPC 9500 Tuesday, November 6 2:00-3:00pm SAC 151 Tuesday, November 13 4:00-5:00pm Webinar Tuesday, November 20 5:00-6:00pm Webinar Thursday, November 29 2:00-3:00pm Webinar Monday, December 3 4:00-5:00pm Webinar Tuesday, December 11 3:30-4:30pm Webinar Thursday, December 13 2:00-3:00pm DPC 9500 Monday, December 17 5:00-6:00pm Webinar

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Looking for work that is intrinsically interesting and gratifying to you? The MBTI is used to assist individuals in identifying their personality strengths, preferred work environments, communication styles and career possibilities. While few occupations provide a perfect match between personality and work tasks, this indicator and workshop will assist you in making an informed decision. Monday, October 8 12:00-2:00pm SAC 151

Tell Me About Yourself 101 This workshop will help you build confidence in approaching and talking to potential employers at job fairs. Specifically scheduled before and during the Fall Job Fair, attendees will work on perfecting their introduction to employers. With help from DePauls Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) program, you will leave knowing exactly what to say when an employer says, Tell me about yourself. ASK is a network of DePaul alumni who volunteer as career mentors to help students prepare for a successful future. To learn more about ASK, visit http:// ask.depaul.edu. Friday, October 10:00-11:00am Friday, October 12:30-1:30pm 5 LPC Student Center TBD 5 LPC Student Center TBD

Twitter Basics for Job Searching This is a hands on workshop held in a computer lab. This workshop is designed to help you understand how to use Twitter for networking and job search. Learn the basics of Twitter including how to get started and who to follow as you job search. You should have a

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financial fitness workshops


Debt 101: Demystifying Student Loans Loans: you know different types exist, but you dont know exactly what they all mean. Attend this workshop to gain a deeper understanding of your student loans. Learn about the different types of student loans, how to estimate your debt load upon graduation, and what some of your repayment options may be. Tuesday, September 18 4:00-5:00pm DPC 9500 Tuesday, October 23 12:00-1:00pm Richardson 400 Hows Your Credit History? Do you know how your credit habits will affect your lifestyle? Learn important information about choosing credit cards, understanding credit reports and credit scores and managing existing credit card debt. Wednesday, October 17 12:00-1:00pm Richardson 400 Tuesday, November 6 12:00-1:00pm DPC 9500 Savings Plans that Wont Fail We all want to save, but sticking to a savings plan can be hard. Learn some strategies for saving. This workshop will help you to set reasonable and attainable goals that can motivate you to keep your savings on track. Once you have goals in place, both savings and budgeting become easier! Thursday, November 1 4:00-5:00pm DPC 9500

Study Abroad Without Breaking the Bank Sure, studying abroad is a great opportunity but isnt it too expensive? Learn the true costs of studying abroad. This workshop covers basics about the costs of overseas study, strategies to save for your trip and manage your money while abroad, and how to find scholarships to help finance your experience. Wednesday, September 26 4:00-5:00pm Richardson 400 Thrifty Travel Tips Looking for tips on planning a getaway without going broke? This is the workshop for you. We will review insider tips, the best times to buy, and some of the best sites to use. Thursday, October 11 4:00-4:30pm SAC 151 Monday, November 5 4:00-4:30pm DPC 9500 The Graduates Guide to Financial Success Graduating students: learn simple strategies for becoming financially successful. Topics covered include repayment of school loans, how to create a realistic budget for a fulltime job and credit strategies. Wednesday, September 26 12:00-1:00pm DPC 9500 Thursday, October 25 12:00-1:00pm Richardson 300 5 Tips for Financing Graduate School Are you considering graduate school but not quite sure how you will fund it? Learn about calculating total costs, funding options including loans, grants

and scholarships, and a method to determine if you are borrowing wisely. Tuesday, October 16 4:00-4:45pm DPC 9500 Introduction to Investing If you are interested in learning how to maintain and build wealth, this is the workshop series for you. Topics covered include investing basics for stocks, bonds and mutual funds. This workshop will provide you with basic knowledge and resources for making wealth a reality! Wednesday, October 3 5:30-7:00pm DPC 9500 Tuesday, October 30 5:30-7:00pm Richardson 400 Buying a Home Purchasing a home can be complicated and scary. Attend this workshop to learn what is really involved in making this big purchase. You will receive step-bystep processes to assist you in making a financially sound choice. Tuesday, October 9 12:00-1:00pm DPC 9500 Wednesday, November 7 4:00-5:00pm DPC 9500

editorial information
Career Connections

is published quarterly by the Career Center at DePaul University. It is intended as a career planning resource for all DePaul students and alumni, and is also available in downloadable PDF format at careercenter. depaul.edu.

Editor

Amanda Powers Snowden (312) 362-8664 [email protected] To inquire about receiving bulk supplies of Career Connections for student organizations or on-campus offices, contact the editor.

For more information,contact Financial Fitness at 312-362-6482 or send an e-mail to financialfitness @depaul.edu. Visit our website at http:// financialfitness.depaul.edu

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