Women in Business Spring Semester Town Hall Career Café

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FEBRUARY
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CLASS OF 2015 EDITION
TAKE HOME A PROFESSOR
WITH PROF JERRY POTTS
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Women in Business Spring Semester Town Hall
8:00 pm in Higgins 310
Come lean in with the Executive Board of Women in Business to discuss our agenda for the
semester, opportunities offered by our partners, the Own It Summit, WIB Workouts, and our
professional preparation series! For more information regarding Women in Business and related
events, please review our website!
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Career Café: Internships
10:30 am – 4:15 pm in Stokes 139S
Free coffee and quick tutorials! Learn more at bc.edu/careers
10:30-11:30 Career Toolkit: Learn how to use EagleLink and LinkedIn
12:00-1:00 Resumes That Get Internships
1:30-2:30 Drop In’s
3:00-4:15 Land Your Dream Internship: Inside tips and student panel
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BC Sales and Business Development Club Spring Kickoff
7:30 pm in Fulton 415
Get involved with our new club by attending our first meeting of 2015. We will introduce the
leadership team and speak about why sales is an important skill. To further enhance your sales
knowledge, two BC alum currently working at IBM will be speaking about their experiences and
why they find sales useful in their careers. Please email [email protected] with any
questions.
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Dean’s Coffee
1:00-3:00 pm in Fulton Honors Common
Featured guest employer: Ocean Spray
Want to build your tech dreams but don't know how to start?
Come to "How Do I Build It?”
5:00 pm in Fulton 310
No experience assumed. Learn about prototyping and planning tools to mock-up ideas and online
resources so you can learn coding on your own. Led by BC alum, ’13 BCVC winner, and vet of
MassChallenge, Summer@Highland, and the MIT$100K ESC, Patrick Allen (BC ’13).
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Join the TechTrek Boston visit to Amazon!
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm at Amazon’s Boston offices: 101 Main St, Suite 900, Cambridge
Attendees are required to meet at the Reservoir T stop at 2:00 pm if commuting with the group.
If not, students are free to meet the group at Amazon’s office at 3:00pm. To sign up please go to:
bit.ly/AmazonTT2015.
Amazon's Development Center in Cambridge, MA invites you to visit and meet some of our
Technical Program Managers and Director of Software Engineering to learn more about our
business. The Amazon Device team designs and engineers high-profile consumer electronics,
including the best-selling Kindle family of products. We have also produced ground-breaking
devices such as Fire tablets, Fire TV, Fire phone, and Amazon Echo. Attire is business casual.
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Startup Career Fair
12:00 pm – 3:00 pm, Heights Room, Corcoran Commons
Want to land a job at a startup? Then don't miss the Startup Fair! There will be over 25 companies
that are looking for diverse talent from all years and majors. Be sure to check out the most recent
news and information about the Startup fair here!
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Dean’s Coffee
1:00-3:00 pm in Fulton Honors Common
Spotlight on Careers Series: Sales & Trading.
BCVC Talk: What Every Startup Needs to Know
5:00 pm in Fulton 150
Come learn what every startup needs to know! Joe Theis, a partner at Goodwin Procter, is
known as one of the area's best startup lawyers.
Joe worked on Hubspot’s IPO and has also
been named to the Boston Business Journal's 40 Under 40 list. Joe will be providing basics every
founder should consider, and he'll be introducing the phenomenal FoundersWorkbench.com
resource that Goodwin Procter has created for entrepreneurs.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13 Last date for undergraduates to drop a course or to
declare a course pass/fail in the Associate Deans’ offices
Drop-in Hours for Spring 2015
Questions about your schedule? Declaring a concentration? Want to make a course pass/fail?
Thinking about what classes to take while studying abroad? Get those answers at Dean’s Office
drop-in hours.
Monday, 10:00am-12pm; 1:00-3:00 pm. Fulton 221
Tuesday, 10:00am-12:00pm; 1:00-3:00 pm Fulton 259
Wednesday, 10:00 am -12:00 pm Fulton 360
Thursday, 10:00am-12:00pm; 1:00-3:00 pm Fulton 360
Dean’s Coffee
EVERY Wednesday 1:00-3:00 pm in Fulton Honors Common
EY Peer Advisors
Available through drop-in hours or by appointment. The drop-in schedule can be found
at www.bc.edu/carrollpeeradvisor.
Job Opportunity: Social Media Coordinator, McG Media
Position is virtual (3-8 hours per week, $15 per hour), but will require weekly phone/skype
conferences. Applicants should be detail-oriented, with a strong interest and familiarity with social
media, religion, spirituality pop culture, current events. Candidates will be organized, detailoriented, forward-thinking, computer and web savvy, smart, diligent and with the strong capacity
to multi-task. Interest in creating highly engaging social media content and managing audience
engagement.
The social media coordinator will help create a social media content calendar and strategize reader
engagement opportunities, as well as manage any potential social media partnerships with other
organizations and track analytics.
Contact: Bill McGarvey, McG Media LLC, [email protected]
Want to know how to access the Vault career intelligence guides
for free?
The Career Center is providing you with premium access to Vault’s exclusive content to help you
gain a competitive advantage and land your dream job!
Step 1: Login to BC’s Vault Access Link
Step 2: Either enter preexisting log in credentials or register a new account
Step 3: Customize your account by creating a unique profile
Get involved with BC Splash
The Splash program offers hundreds of high school students an opportunity to visit BC’s campus
for a day and attend courses created and taught by BC students. BC students can teach Splash
classes on anything they’re passionate about. Past classes include “PhiLOSTophy”, “Med School
Declassified!”, “Healthy and Nutritious, Magically Delicious!” and many more! Teach by yourself or
with friends!
For other class ideas, see https://bcsplash.learningu.org/ and look through our course catalogs.
There’s no limit to what BC students can teach! Teacher registration is open from January
21st through February 13rd, so sign up now! Just go to our webpage and click on “Teach!” to
sign up! Splash is March 29th this semester, so get excited!
Questions? Send an email to [email protected]
Like us on Facebook: Boston College Splash
Follow on Twitter: @bcsplash
‘Let’s Get Ready’ Volunteer Opportunity
February 10 – April 30, Tuesdays OR Thursdays 3 pm – 6 pm at Brighton High School, 25
Warren St., Brighton, MA
Want to help high school students get into college? Volunteer with Let’s Get Ready one night a
week. The non-profit is dedicated to helping low-income high school students prepare for the
SATs and get into college. Volunteers assist in SAT prep, the college application process, and
provide financial aid overviews. BC's branch of Let's Get Ready, through the BC Office of
Governmental & Community Affairs, runs an after-school program at Brighton High School. There
are opportunities for BC students to volunteer as Math or Verbal SAT Coaches. For more
information and to apply visit http://www.letsgetready.org/GetStarted/Coaches-and-Site-Directors
Quantopian Open Hackathon
The Quantopian Open is an algorithmic paper trading competition. If you win, your stock trading
algorithm will manage $100,000 of our money and you keep 100% of the profits. First
submission deadline is February 2 on a monthly rolling basis.
We're hosting open office hours from 4:00 – 11:00 pm on January 29. Drop in anytime to start
an entry, polish up your code, or talk shop with Quantopian staff, quantitative finance experts,
technology leaders, and your fellow algorithm writers. Pizza and beer will be served, and it's open
to anyone! Check out www.quantopian.com/open for more contest details.
Nominate a faculty or staff member for an award!
Reverend John R. Trzaska, S.J. Award
To the faculty member who expanded the horizons, skills, and value systems of Boston College
students by providing support and guidance outside of the classroom.
Mary Kaye Waldron Award
To the faculty member, administrator, or employee who demonstrated a continual commitment to
the ideals of Boston College with a self-evident belief in the need to enhance student life in a
positive manner.
Nominate them here: http://www.bc.edu/offices/vpsa/student-leadershipawards/awards-offered.html
Take Home Prof: We have 3 left!
Invite a Carroll School professor to dinner in your residence hall or apartment and you will receive
a $100.00 allowance to a grocery store to pay for the ingredients. Contact the professor and come
up with a date and time for the dinner. Once the plans are set, send one email to all the
participants and Erica Graf at [email protected] with the date, time, and location.
The rules are as follows:
1. Students must be sophomores, juniors, or seniors in the Carroll School.
2. There must be at least three Carroll School students attending the dinner with the professor.
3. If you have a kitchen in your apartment on or off-campus, students will cook the professor
dinner.
4. If you don’t have a kitchen, you can get take-out for the professor.
5. Professors can only attend one dinner per semester. So act fast if you want to invite a
particular professor!
6. There are only 10 Take Home Prof events per semester.
7. A picture must be taken and submitted to Erica Graf at [email protected] for proof.
Sponsored by the Ernst & Young Excellence in Accounting and Management Fund
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