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Are you looking to advance your HR Career in 2022?
The SHRM Exam Preparation course through the College of Charleston's Professional Education Department will help prepare you for the SHRM-CP or SHRM-SCP Certification Exam.
Learn more:
https://bit.ly/SHRMCofC22
Get Ready for the Real World with a Business Internship!💼
Gain practical experience and industry knowledge by working alongside experienced professionals. According to the NACES, 60% of interns were offered and accepted full-time employment by the company they interned with.
Need more reasons to apply for an internship?
• Earn academic credits
• May replace an elective course in your major
• $1,000 Impact Scholarships for Charleston not-for-profit interns
Meet with your advisor to design the perfect internship for you.
Congratulations to Vinicius Lopes, Chloe Collister and Wyatt Davis for coming out on top 🔝 in the Spring 2022 Tax Bowl!
Every semester in Professor Paige Bressler‘s accounting 341 course, student teams face off against each other to correctly answer tax-related questions. The friendly competition allows students to collaborate with classmates to form connections between course concepts and real-world applications.
Job well done! 🏆
Meet with a panel of recent School of Business grads on Wednesday, April 6 at 6 p.m. for advice on how to navigate internships, careers and the world after graduation. There will be lots of time for your questions during this live Zoom event!
Featuring:
- Leanna Conti '19
- Dupree Hart '19
- Taylr Sharp '19
- Zachary Johnson '20
- Lauren Duffy '21
- Nina Hayes '21
Registration is required ⬇️
https://bit.ly/3r41Sex
Big thanks to Caila Schwartz and Emily Kates from Salesforce for kicking off the first in-person Make Your Marks Event in two years!
Schwartz is the Director of Consumer Insights and strategy and Kates is the Senior Manager of Global Content Operations at Salesforce. Last Friday in Wells Fargo Auditorium, the two shared their professional roadmap and valuable industry knowledge about how consumer data is used to help businesses make predictions and create trends in the market.
Photo from left to right: Emily Kates, Caila Schwartz, Dr. Jennifer Barhorst (Assistant Professor of Marketing)
Big thanks to Caila Schwartz and Emily Kates from for kicking off the first in-person Make Your Marks Event in two years!
Schwartz is the Director of Consumer Insights and strategy and Kates is the Senior Manager of Global Content Operations at Salesforce. Last Friday, the two shared their professional roadmap and valuable industry knowledge about how consumer data is used to help businesses make predictions and create trends in the market.
Photo from left to right: Emily Kates, Caila Schwartz, Dr. Jennifer Barhorst (Assistant Professor of Marketing)
The Department of Marketing's Make Your Mark series proudly welcomes Mark Yesayian, Chief Digital Officer of Rain the Growth Agency .
Mark is flying in from California to share his experiences in the industry. Join us on Monday, April 4th at 6 p.m. in the Wells Fargo Auditorium to learn from Yesayian about the essentials of digital media and marketing.
Alumni and community members are invited to network with our students and the speaker from 5-6 p.m.
A great way to culminate Women's History Month! Congratulations to Jocelyn Evans, associate dean and professor of finance, for being featured as one of WCBD News 2's Remarkable Women.
http://ow.ly/cxtx50IqoqM
The Department of Marketing's Make Your Mark series returns to in-person on Wednesday, March 30 with the honor to welcome Caila Schwartz of Salesforce!
Schwartz leads the consumer insights and strategy team for retail and consumer goods at Salesforce. Join us next Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the Wells Fargo Auditorium to hear her discuss predictive analytics for the modern consumer.
Alumni and community members are invited to network with our students and the speaker from 5-6 p.m.
Today marks the beginning of Adam Smith Week 2022 — five straight days of educational opportunities for students, faculty and the community to explore a variety of topics related to political economy, entrepreneurship and the role of government.
http://ow.ly/qny450Io6hY
“IT empowerment is real,” says Iris Junglas, the lead researcher on the study and the Noah T. Leask professor of information management and innovation at the College of Charleston School of Business. "You can empower people with IT in the workplace.”
BUSINESS STUDENTS 🗣
Have you recently conducted research with a faculty member? Developed a business plan for a class? Worked with the community over the last year?
If yes, consider participating in the inaugural CofC EXPO 2022 on Thursday, April 7 in TD Arena! This event will showcase the research and experiential learning activities at the College of Charleston. Participants will also be eligible to earn awards.
To be a part of the Expo, you must submit a 250-word max abstract by ***Friday, March 18 at 5 p.m.***
Visit go.cofc.edu/expo for more information.