College of St. Scholastica SBT Career Summit

The Fish Bowl is back at CSS! The St. Scholastica School of Business and Technology Club has been working hard to create a product development event for both undergraduate and graduate students at CSS. The event is on April 11th from 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m and based on the popular show “Shark Tank.” We would love to have multiple teams of 1- 4 register to pitch innovative, product ideas to our judges. Please register at https://bit.ly/2YmeIoA

Want to use the networking skills you acquired at this years SBT Career Summit?
Register for the MNPC Career Fair this upcoming Thursday in Minneapolis!

http://mnpcfair.org/

There will be tons of employers there.
Stop by Career Services to critique your resume before you go and for all other questions.

Mon. - Fri.
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Walk-in hours available
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Photos and highlights from The 2nd Annual 2019 SBT Career Summit!

Thank you to our speakers Meagan Avery, Ian Scherber, & Christine Gradl Seitz!

The SBT Career Summit is tomorrow!
Remember to register at: http://css.edu/SBTCareerSummit
Bring your friends and remember to dress professionally.
First event is at Mitchell Auditorium at 8 am.
See you tomorrow!

Network with area employers at St. Scholastica’s SBT Career Summit Join us in a student led conference featuring inspirational speakers, workshops and a professional networking event!

Students! The Minnesota Private Colleges' Job and Internship Fair is a great opportunity to get an internship or a full-time job!

This upcoming Wednesday's SBT Career Summit will help prepare you for the MNPC Fair which is Thursday, Feb 21 in Minneapolis.
Sign up here: http://mnpcfair.org/

To help get your resume ready for the fair, visit Career Services at:
Tower 17
Mon. - Fri.
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Walk-in hours available

See you at the Summit!

Thank you The Script: CSS Newspaper for covering this event!

See you in a week everyone :)

Network with Industry Professionals at the SBT Career Summit Vanessa Thurk [email protected] Update: The organizers postponed this event until February 13th due to campus closure January 30th. Students will have the opportunity to connect with industry professi…

Students! The 2019 SBT Career Summit has been postponed due to extreme weather. The new date is now Wednesday, February 13th! The schedule and event is the exact same, just a new date! Please remember to change your calendars. Also, if you have not registered yet, you NEED to register to come to the event. Thank you for your patience!
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Network with area employers at St. Scholastica’s SBT Career Summit Join us in a student led conference featuring inspirational speakers, workshops and a professional networking event!

Kelsey Fi**en is the HR/Office Manager, for Arrowhead Orthodontics. She graduated from The College of St. Scholastica for both my undergrad and MBA. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D in I/O Psychology.

Christopher Henagin graduated from The College of St. Scholastica (B.A) FDLTCC (A.A.)and now works for PUREDRIVEN as a Client Marketing Strategist.

Some fun facts about Christopher: He's usually wearing pajama's while I work.

What tips would you give to your college self? Get your real estate license during a summer break so you can build relevant sales experience prior to graduating with your business degree and make some good/easy money, that could help pay for college. Get your personal training certification during a summer break so you know about health and wellness for personal gain and you can gain relevant experience motivating others prior to graduating with your business degree. If you have high-level ambitions sales and motivation will be invaluable skills regardless of your career path!

Robyn Schroeder is a Sr. Project Manager for the Information Technology group at Cirrus Aircraft. She obtained a B.S. in Computer Science from St. Cloud State and a Master in Management from the College of St. Scholastica. Robyn has held a variety of IT positions in the Duluth area working in local government, health care, private business, and for a government contracting firm. Robyn would tell her college self not to focus on depth of a topic, but on breadth of information technology. You don’t know exactly where you’ll land so having a wide span of education knowledge would be helpful, then apply for jobs in the area you enjoy most. Attitude is more highly regarded than aptitude.

Paul Connolly is a Web Design Manager at The College of St. Scholastica. He graduated from The University of Minnesota Duluth, in 2003, with a BFA Graphic Design
Some fun facts about Paul are: outside his job with St. Scholastica and his family he also composes and performs music with an instrumental rock collective called Portrait of a Drowned Man. As one of three guitarists with this group, he has had the opportunity to compose music for a variety of films and perform live at venues all over the state.

What tips would you give to your college self? I would have definitely told myself to seek out more internships or opportunities to be mentored. Learning from those who are currently doing, and have the opportunity to work alongside them served me extremely well in the formative years of my career. I wish I would have done it sooner so I could have done more of it.