"To assist students in honing their presentations, we once again have Mary Ann Leung of Sustainable Horizons Institute delivering a series of webinars to help them prepare. These webinars will go over the basics of conference presentations and tips for delivering research in both an effective and interesting manner. The webinars are NOT exclusive to 2020 ERN Conference participants and we welcome all students that are interested in improving their presentation skills to watch them."
"There will be time at the end for discussion on the topic and to ask the presenter any...
Fenway Room, Eisner Administration Building, Room 232 (400 the Fenway, Boston, MA 02115)
"I'd like to invite you and folks in your networks to an upcoming Education Pathways Panel we are hosting at Emmanuel College! Representatives from BTR, Breakthrough, CityYear, Match, Notre Dame Mission Volunteers, Uncommon, and potentially more will be there to answer questions about different pathways into the field of education. Food and drink will be provided!" Students: Please RSVP...
"Enter the world of Machine Learning, Big Data, and AI. Earn an M.A. in Statistics from Columbia University and enjoy the benefits of being in the hottest job market in New York City.
MA Statistics Program Webinar: Tuesday, January 28, 2020 Noon-1:30PM
Hear from faculty and current students. Includes live Q&A."
25 Evans Way Boston, MA 02115 (Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum)
"Interested in museum work, art education and public engagement? If you are someone with an open mind, who delights in learning from and interacting with all kinds of people, consider joining our volunteer program. A background in art or art history is not necessary. The volunteer schedule is flexible and includes Thursday evening and weekend shifts. Volunteers meet visitors from near and far, answer questions about the collection and wayfinding, gather visitor feedback, and help people fall in love with the Gardner.
Boston Children’s Hospital, the #1 ranked pediatric hospital in the nation, invites top-performing graduating seniors to learn firsthand about some of the breakthrough research currently being conducted at the largest pediatric research institution in the world. Attendees will have the opportunity to network directly with hiring managers and Principal Investigators and hear from Boston Children's leadership and a panel of experienced researchers, including:
Dr. David Williams, President, Dana-Farber/Boston Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders Center; Senior...
Join us for the Biotech, Pharma, & Healthcare Expo! Career fairs and expos are a great way to meet representatives from different types of organizations, to learn about internship and full-time positions, and to discover exciting opportunities within the field. For more information about this event, including the list of participating organizations, please visit the Biotech, Pharma, & Healthcare Expo website. Harvard ID required for entry. EMPLOYERS...Read more about Biotech, Pharma, & Healthcare Expo
"This March, Jane Street is excited to host our first ever Freshmen Trading and Technology Program. Over the course of three days in our New York office, you will learn about what we do and how we do it through a series of classes, as well as a team-based mock trading simulation game. This is a great program for freshmen planning to study math, physics, computer science, or other STEM related majors. It does not require a prior knowledge of finance, only an interest is seeing what a career at Jane Street might look like...
25 Evans Way Boston, MA 02115 (Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum)
"Interested in museum work, art education and public engagement? If you are someone with an open mind, who delights in learning from and interacting with all kinds of people, consider joining our volunteer program. A background in art or art history is not necessary. The volunteer schedule is flexible and includes Thursday evening and weekend shifts. Volunteers meet visitors from near and far, answer questions about the collection and wayfinding, gather visitor feedback, and help people fall in love with the Gardner.
The Employer and Graduate School Event Calendar is located on the Harvard OCS Employer Partner website and also features career-related programming hosted by student groups and other organizations:
Use the filtering links to select for specific Harvard schools (College, GSAS, HES), as well as other event or organization criteria.
DRESS CODE for employer events: In following with our colleagues at Harvard Business School, we are encouraging students to attend all campus recruiting events in “smart” casual or business casual attire. We are asking students to refrain from business formal attire (suits) and follow our more casual dress guidelines, which include khakis, dress pants, skirts, button-down long sleeve shirts, sweater sets, blouses, etc. See the OCS Dress for Success page for examples.
