Event Recordings
Event Recordings
Event Recordings
Here you can view recordings of previous events:
Accepted Students Day 2024
Accepted Students Day 2023
Previous Parent and Family Connections Webinars
Family Weekend Block Party Video 2023
Prof's Day Video 2024
President's Parade Video
Becoming Better Technology Platform Challenge
Google Classroom 101
Join this session to learn What is Google Classroom? Learn more about this popular platform and how to use it with students. For teachers and students, the education-friendly platform Google Classroom brings the benefits of paperless sharing and digital collaboration to classrooms. Tens of millions of teachers and students use Google Classroom in thousands of schools around the world, making it one of the most popular edtech tools around.
Date: Wednesday, January 6
Time: 12 noon
Presenter: Dr. Janelle Alexander, Admissions
Google Meet 101
During this webinar our experts will give you an in-depth overview of the different functionalities and security measures of Google Meet. You will discover all the basics to get started with Google Meet, get to know the new updates and learn about all the security aspects of the video conferencing platform.
Date: Wednesday, January 6
Time: 2pm
Presenter: Dr. Janelle Alexander, Admissions
LinkedIn
Date: Wednesday, January 6
Time: 1pm OR 2pm
Presenter: Andy Duffy, Associate Director Employee Relations, Office of Career Advancement
Webex
Learn to navigate WebEx, a cloud-based team collaboration application, that features HD video, audio and screen sharing meetings. Your organization, team, and family members connected through messaging, chat transcript, file sharing, whiteboarding, and calling. WebEx is a solution for hosting interactive webinars or large-scale virtual events.
Please see support resources from Rowan IRT
Zoom
Learn to maneuver with confidence, skill and ease the Zoom platform, a web-based video conferencing tool with a desktop or mobile app. Zoom users can choose to record sessions, collaborate on projects or presentations, share or annotate on one another's screens, have breakout rooms, all with one platform.
Date: Wednesday, January 6
Time: 1pm
Presenter: Andrew Havrisko, Assistant Director of Intramural Sports and Special Events, Campus Recreation
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Black History Month
AFFIRMING STUDENT SUCCESS: Reimagining Recruitment, Resilience, Retention, and Career Readiness
Date: Thursday, February 25
Time: 6pm
Session Description: This virtual presentation at 6:00pm, Thursday, February 25, 2021 programmatically and philosophically captures the essence of this year’s Black History Month theme, 2021- The Black Family: Representation, Identity, and Diversity. The question of how to move from a transactional college involvement to a transformational student experience is not a new one. As college and universities compete for students, providing a high-quality academic and social experience for all students is central to many conversations and integral to developing innovative strategies and approaches. The progressive demographic shift in America to a majority-minority population and the characteristics of Generation Z frame the lens of social justice, equity, inclusion, and advocacy that ground the student pathway experiences that follow. Join us for a conversation on how two unique programs housed at Rowan University are designed to have a positive impact on marginalized youth by preparing for and supporting their journey to higher education and careers.
Sponsors: First Star, ASPIRE Student Leadership Development Experience, Office of Student Enrichment & Family Connections
Presenter: Alicia Monroe, Ed.D., Assistant Director, Office of Career Advancement
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Family Wellness: COVID-19 and Behavioral Health Disparities in the Black and Brown Communities
Tuesday, February 23, 6–7:30pm
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The Office of Student Enrichment and Family Connections, Africana Studies Program, ASPIRE Student Leadership Development, and First Star hosts thought-provoking, action-oriented, and noted expert, Dr. Karriem L. Salaam, MD, Psychiatry, as our virtual 2021 Black History Month keynote speaker. Dr. Salaam will provide clinical and practical insight on the theme “Family Wellness: COVID-19 and Behavioral Health Disparities in Black and Brown Communities”. His address will elevate critical areas of concern like community care, trauma, belonging, mental health stigma, mental health adaptation and assimilation, and social capital disparities.
Resources mentioned:
- Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents by Isabel Wilkerson
- Pulse of Perseverance: Three Black Doctors on Their Journey to Success (1st Edition) by Pierre Johnson MD, Maxine Madhere MD, and Joseph Semien, Jr. MD,
- Black Men in White Coats: Short Documentary Series
- The COVID Racial Data Tracker | The COVID Tracking Project
Speaker: Karriem L. Salaam, MD, Psychiatry
Dr. Salaam currently serves as the Medical Director of Adolescent Services at Friends Hospital in Northeast Philadelphia. He is also a Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Drexel University College of Medicine. Dr. Salaam has been a Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association since 2017 and has co-authored two groundbreaking books co-authored Mind Matters: A Resource Guide to Psychiatry for Black Communities and their 2019 follow up, How Amari Learned to Love School Again: A Story About ADHD.
Sponsors: Office of Student Enrichment and Family Connections, Africana Studies Program, ASPIRE Student Leadership Development, First Star
Built for Resiliency
Built for Resiliency: Blending Academics and Career Road Maps that Promote Self-Care, Wellness & Self-Exploration
Date: Oct 26, 2021 05:45 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Meeting Recording:
https://rowan.zoom.us/rec/share/OfKhiLPrq7-_RUYRB3c1IPay8VjkHZ-jelH6Tr_XaSr4MlER1JKFGm_r7vPEMusO.jpHTC1vdk31yXuWG
Excelling through Challenges
Excelling through Challenges
March 21, 2023
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Family Weekend 2022
2022 Family Weekend Street Fest:
Belovedness; The Very Heart of Faith:
Field Hockey Game:
How to Create a Linkedin Profile:
Rowan Radio Tour:
SJICR Open House:
Study Abroad:
Family Weekend 2021
Family Weekend Street Festival 2021
Rowan Experience Panel
Thursday, September 23, 2021 3:30 p.m.
Ingredients for a Great Career
Saturday, September 25, 2021 11 a.m.
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Profs in the Kitchen 2021
Saturday, September 25, 2021 3:30 p.m.
Flying Together on the Journey Towards Your Future Career
Spring 2021
Session 1: Designing Your Summer Destination
Thursday, February 18th 5:30-6:30 pm
Four priorities to boost your future employability in your chosen career through a real-world destination excursion. Secure an internship, Co-op, Pathway Program, or Research Opportunity that aligns with your academic major, skill sets, and talents. Explore what Rowan University and the larger community have to offer that will make your career journey stand out, while establishing an impactful career network team.
Session 2: Knowing & Understanding Your Employers Landscape
Thursday, March 25th 5:30-6:30pm
Join us tounderstand the hiring terrain from hiring managers and recruiters who were first-generation students. Learn to navigate the future workplace trends and landscape of securing a job after graduation and the employment forecast in your industry.
Meeting Recording
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Session 3: ON-The Spot Resume Review
Wednesday, March 17th 12-1pm
"Develop" your resume, "Restructure" your resume, or learn how to "Strategize" your resume to fit your industry and chosen occupational title. During this workshop, you will learn how to create a strong professional resume and highlight your skill sets which is essential for today’s job market. Do you want your resume questions answered? Then ask the question! Stop by virtually to have your resume critiqued by the Office of Career Advancement's professional Certified Career Counselors.
Session 4: Measuring Up: Virtual Interviewing
Thursday, March 25, 12-1pm
This interactive measuring up workshop will teach participants the strategies and skills needed for preparing and engaging in an effective virtual interview in today’s economy
Adding an Excursion to Your Career Journey: Graduate School Exploration
Wednesday, April 7th, 5:30-6:30pm
Explore graduate school opportunities as well as ways to help finance your advanced degree.
Meeting Recording
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Session 5: Removing Items from Your Overhead Baggage
Thursday, April 15th, 5:30-6:30pm
Learn to travel lightly by removing things in your life that weigh you down. Let our Rowan professionals help you THRIVE by introducing you to available resources at Rowan University.
Fall 2020
Session 1: Mapping Your Resources for Your Career Journey
Date: Monday, October 26th
Time: 5:30pm-6:30pm
Session Description: Virtually surveying services and programs in the Office of Career Advancement to guide you on your career exploration path. We’ll take you on a video tour of the office and follow up with a conversation about specific tools, workshops, and resources for your journey.
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Session 2: Pre-Flight Instructions from Recent Travelers (Alumni Panel)
Date: Thursday, November 12th
Time: 5:30pm-6:30pm
Session Description: Learn from the experience of our Alumni about how to make sure you get the most from your Rowan University experience. Here about obstacles they overcame as well as achievements in their career journey to date. Alumni include"
Anya Mourovannyi, Edelman College of Communications and Creative Arts
Helen Pan, Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering
Ernest Wallace, College of Science and Mathematics
Devon Dyer, College of Performing Arts
Michelle Cassidy, Rohrer College of Business
Wynn Damier, College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Session 3: Adjusting Your Flight Plan: Navigating Online Technology
Date: Monday, November 16th
Time: 5:30pm-6:30pm
Session Description: Maneuvering the myriad of online platforms to advance your ability to operate in this emerging virtual landscape. We will explore several of the most popular for you to familiarize yourself with as you enter this contemporary technological environment.
Session 4: Layover: What to Do While You're Waiting
Date: Thursday, December 3rd
Time: 5:30pm-6:30pm
Session Description: Enhance the time you have by learning about internships, micro-internships, small-scale entrepreneurial opportunities and free or low cost courses to strengthen both your skill sets and professional résumé.
Financially Moving Forward
Financially Moving Forward
February 22, 2023
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Let's Talk About Student Loans
#LevelUp: Leveraging Your Personal & Professional Brand
#LevelUp: Leveraging Your Personal & Professional Brand
Thursday, March 18, 6pm
Do you know that you are a brand that requires an investment of time and attention? Your personal brand reflects your values, gifts, and talents. Your digital footprint is significant to your personal and professional brand. In fact, 92% of companies are using social media for recruitment, hiring, and promotion purposes.
Leveraging your personal and professional brand during COVID-19 requires effective thought leadership that starts today. Participants will explore the intricacies of personal branding and best practices for managing and maintaining a professional brand and online presence that holistically features academic accomplishments as well as unique skills and interests. This interactive session will take place on a virtual platform and is open to Rowan University students, parents, alumni, and employees.
Presenter: Alicia Monroe, Ed.D., Assistant Director, Office of Career Advancement
Parent and Family Orientation
Fall Semester 2021 Update
Rowan University is excited for a return to even more in-person instruction and campus activities this fall 2021 semester. As always, the health and safety of the Rowan community is our top priority. We have developed and continue to update an extensive operations plan in compliance with government directives, public health guidance and higher education best practices. You may always visit the Return to Rowan website for our most recent information.
Webinar panelists included:
Dr. Rory McElwee, Vice President for Student Affairs
Dr. Kevin Koett, Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students
Scott Woodside, Director for the Wellness Center
Virtual Parent Orientation 2021 Recordings
Monday, July 26: College of Education and College of Performing Arts
Thursday, July 20: Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering and School of Earth & Environment
Monday, July 12: Exploratory Studies and Pre-Business
Tuesday, June 29: College of Science & Mathematics and School of Health Professions
A Formula For Academic Success: In-Person, Hybrid, or Online
Date: Monday, January 11
Time: 10:30 - 11:15am
Session Description: An intentional and impactful dialogue session that shares our learning environment expectations, innovative and forward-thinking teaching instruction that propels students both intellectually and career ready to meet the needs of 2026. How does a student develop an online classroom community presence and what does an engaged online learning community (look-like, feel-like, and sound-line) that stimulates student success will be reviewed?
Presenter: Alicia Monroe, Ed.D., Assistant Director, Office of Career Advancement
Return to Rowan
Fall Semester 2021 Update
Rowan University is excited for a return to even more in-person instruction and campus activities this fall 2021 semester. As always, the health and safety of the Rowan community is our top priority. We have developed and continue to update an extensive operations plan in compliance with government directives, public health guidance and higher education best practices. You may always visit the Return to Rowan website for our most recent information.
Webinar panelists included:
Dr. Rory McElwee, Vice President for Student Affairs
Dr. Kevin Koett, Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students
Scott Woodside, Director for the Wellness Center
Spring Semester 2021 Update
Rowan University is committed to returning as an on-campus living and learning environment for the spring 2021 semester. As always, the health and safety of the Rowan community is our top priority. We have developed and continue to update an extensive operations plan in compliance with government directives, public health guidance and higher education best practices. You may always visit the Return to Rowan website for our most recent information.
In-person & virtual course delivery formats and campus life will be very similar to the fall term. Webinar panelists included:
Arielle Gedeon, Student Government Association president
Dr. Tony Lowman, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
Dr. Rory McElwee, Vice President for Student Affairs
Dr. Kevin Koett, Interim Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students
Scott Woodside, Director for the Wellness Center
Dr. Amy Hoch, Associate Director - Counseling and Psychological Services Center
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Fall 2020 End-of-Semester Update
Date: Tuesday, December 1, 2020
Time: 5:30 pm, Eastern Standard Time (New York, GMT-05:00)
Session Description: Join us for updates for parents & family members from Rowan leaders about the end of the fall term and looking ahead to the spring. Panelists include:
Arielle Gedeon, Student Government Association president
Dr. Rory McElwee, Vice President for Student Affairs
Dr. Kevin Koett, Interim Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students
Scott Woodside, Director for the Wellness Center
Dr. Amy Hoch, Associate Director - Counseling and Psychological Services
Money Matters: Office of Financial Aid & Bursar
Financial Aid & Bursar Slides 2024
Smoke Screen: Navigating Knowledge About Cannabis and Other Substance Use with College Students
Thriving Family Connections
Well-Being: A Critical and Creative Imperative for Impactful Learning
Thursday, December 9, 2021
7 p.m. Eastern Time
Learn from across the disciplines. Recipients of the 2020-2021 President's Award for Excellence in Innovative Instruction will share their insight into how crucial parental support is for student success. They will discuss the innovative teaching strategies they utilize in their classroom to boost academic achievement and deepen student engagement through creatively providing opportunities for interactive learning through a humanistic well-being approach. In turn, parents, as critical motivators in their student's success, will learn how daily tools and practices inspire student scholarship.
Recording link: https://rowan.zoom.us/rec/share/fZSb2aUBBJhKjK6_jATiBO_PUwG_DjzqIxb_xcw-05wdlhppVrmhhUVGMtKEirVd.BCwVI4GUWh6VDIpy
Rowan Well-Being Resources and Thriving Over Winter Break
Wednesday, December 1, 2021
7 p.m. Eastern Time
Learn about resources to support students and our Rowan Thrive well-being framework. Learn how to support your student's mental health, including how to seek help and common feelings students may experience during the semester break.
Recording link: https://rowan.webex.com/rowan/ldr.php?RCID=661023b2af056090389f26b5767f2894
Career Resilience and Adaptability in College Students
Tuesday, November 14, 2023
6 p.m. Eastern Time
The global job market today is competitive, dynamic, and diverse. It is essential to recognize that some things may go differently than one's career plan, timing of career journey, or ideal career location. Join us for an up-and-close conversation on how to build, encourage, and support career resilience and adaptability throughout your undergraduate journey as a student, parent, or village of supporters.
Recording Link: https://rowan.zoom.us/rec/share/ra6xlMhjY2WZlqaKtfGDIeh5LXa3YJjywx2wNcPRFYCguG5ENS9tijQqDnpbrN0j.biKp0qfvuUlpfCSr?startTime=1700001931000
Cultivate to Create: Education and Career Preparation Through Experiential Learning
Tuesday, November 28, 2023
6 p.m. Eastern Time
As the job market looks for candidates with years of hands-on practice and knowledge, the need for new teaching practices in college is crucial for student success. Join us as we explore experiential learning - learning by doing, and its impact on our understanding of course material and its benefit for our future careers.
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Creating Connection With RU
This slide presentation will assist parents and family members learn about the transition from high school to college, creating a connection to Rowan University and the resources available to assist in student success.
Slides Link:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1owE0Us9o_Q8pIMvIQ-GzZn8aJUkeVK14/edit#slide=id.p1
Making The Most Of Your Academic Advising Experience
Monday, January 22, 2024
4 p.m. Eastern Time
All Rowan University students have an academic advisor who are well-versed in university policies such as general education requirements, graduation requirements, the impact of adding/dropping courses, transferring in credits, campus resources, and major-specific policies that will add your student in completing the degree on time with the appropriate experiential learning for a cutting-edge career. Learn how the academic advisor brings a holistic approach to supporting students navigating their higher education, professional, career, and post-graduate journey.
Recording Link: https://rowan.zoom.us/rec/share/E97KZ1DegK0tGl8b8IhHuU838RdYM6KDbwvag5EFJ9YeDvR7dlkS7rhxJleywXGZ.HgvNLRYV3TSBpdHq?startTime=1705956696000
Beyond The Letters: A Guide For Parents On Understanding Greek Life
Wednesday, January 31, 2024
6 p.m. Eastern Time
Session Description:
Impressively, the University of New Mexico cites, "With 750,000 undergraduate members in 12,000 chapters on more than 800 campuses in the USA and Canada, 85% of the Fortune 500 executives belong to a fraternity, over 85% of the student leaders on some 730 campuses are involved in the Greek community, the 1st Female Senator was Greek, the 1st Female Astronaut was Greek, all of the Apollo 11 Astronauts are Greek, nationally, the Greek community raises over $7 million each year, and the Greek system is the largest network of volunteers in the US, with members donating over 10 million hours of volunteer service each year" some compelling national statistics in support of Greek Life.
Join the Fraternity and Sorority Life team, in partnership with the Office of Student Enrichment and Family Connections, on Wednesday, January 31, at 6 pm for a thought-provoking university-based conversation about the benefits of Fraternity and Sorority Life, the ins and outs of the process, what you as a parent need to know and who to contact in the case of an issue. We will discuss the Pros and Cons, the Greek Pillars of Excellence, the definition of hazing, Rowan's Zero Tolerance Policy & the warning signs you can look for as a parent. The Fraternity and Sorority Life team understands this can be a brand-new experience for many of our parents and wants to keep you informed on your role in your student's Fraternity/Sorority experience.
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Meeting The Needs of All Students: The Impact of Culturally Responsive Career Coaching
Wednesday, February 7, 2024
6 p.m. Eastern Time
Session Description:
The workplace truly reflects America's progression toward a majority-minority nation. Navigating a diverse, multi-generational workplace has become a growing issue for graduates entering the workforce. This presentation emphasizes the importance of building healthy relationships with students where they are affirmed, seen, and heard. Strategies will be shared to cultivate welcoming, safe spaces to engage students on their college-to-career journey and methods to motivate them to activate their multi-hyphenated identities in counseling conversations. NACE career competencies will be introduced, and approaches to overcoming persistent barriers students face as they enter the diverse workforce will be discussed and unpacked. Culturally responsive career coaching best practices that honor student identity and center self-efficacy and their interests will be integrated throughout the presentation.
Presenter:
Alicia S. Monroe, Ed.D. – Assistant Director, Strategic Initiatives and Adjunct Faculty
All materials are copyrighted.
As part of Dr. Monroe's active research in "Meeting The Needs of All Students: The Impact of Culturally Responsive Career Coaching," slides for this workshop will not be available in the recording of this webinar. All materials are copyrighted. We honor Dr. Monroe's willingness to share her research in this space.
This webinar will be available after Dr. Monroe and her team's research publication in September 2024. If you have any questions or would like more information regarding this research, please email monroe@rowan.edu
How to Make a Killer LinkedIn Profile
Wednesday, February 21, 2024
6 p.m. Eastern Time
Session Description:
Whether you are looking for a job or are internship hunting, gathering leads, or networking in your career field, having a professional, eye-catching LinkedIn profile is an excellent idea to ensure that the right people can find you at the right time. You can learn how to complete your LinkedIn profile, insert a professional photo, make your headline stand out, and add images or documents to your experiences or expertise to appeal to prospects quickly, scanning to see if you have what they need.
Presenter:
Altonia Bryant, MA, MS
Associate Director, Career Planning
University Advising Services
Mastering the Arts of Resume Writing: Tips and Tricks
Wednesday, March 6, 2024
6 p.m. Eastern Time
Session Description:
Does your resume condense a timeline of your experiences, showcase your trajectory, achievements, skill sets, expertise, and appear as a professional document? A great resume, which serves as your first impression, leveraging your natural strengths, expertise, and experiences through a straightforward resume summarizing your skills, education, and experience, is a must in this competitive and ever-changing world. Your resume speaks volumes for your soft skills, essential traits such as attention to detail, organizational skills, and communication skills.
This resume webinar can assist you in getting noticed by an employer or internship supervisor and provides detailed explanations, as well as step-by-step processes, for creating an effective resume.
Presenter:
Altonia Bryant, MA, MS
Associate Director, Career Planning
University Advising Services
Sponsors:
First Generation Task Force, Parent Subcommittee, and the Office of Student Enrichment & Family Connections
Elevate Your Career Potential
Wednesday, April 17, 2024
6 p.m. Eastern Time
Presenter:
Altonia Bryant, MA, MS
Session Description:
Whether it is a "micro-internship," "academic-based internship," "career path internship," or "global internship," paid or non-paid opportunity with or without eligible academic credit, an internship is an excellent experimental learning opportunity to build your skills, both professionally and personally. These skills are invaluable in building your career, personal development, professional network, and future success. So, don't be afraid to try something new—invest in an internship experience that aligns with the student's career goals!
The Office of Career Advancement assists students in connecting with internships that will enhance their academic and professional careers, including internships based in local organizations.
Sponsors:
First Generation Task Force, Parent Subcommittee, and the Office of Student Enrichment & Family Connections
Self-Advocacy: Speaking Up to Affirm that Your Needs Matter
Session Description:
What is self-advocacy and why is it important? As students transition to college, their ability to effectively communicate their interests, needs, and rights generates the confidence needed for them to successfully achieve independence. Strong self-advocacy skills empower students to become resilient, active participants in their college to career journey. This session will answer the What?, Why?, How?, and When? of self-advocacy and provide tips for self-advocacy skill development.
Thursday, September 12, 2024
6 p.m. Eastern Time
Presenter:
Alicia S. Monroe, Ed.D., Assistant Director, Strategic Initiatives, Office of Career Advancement
Link:
https://rowan.zoom.us/rec/share/82wnF1pBwSUsc-qLhCNTQ8DDgeY28WtoZtQq01pQC6RsqL4FXEmnq9aQhl2pc-A.T6Bsa8Pz3lI7-zYL?startTime=1726177311000
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Navigating Your Student's Career Path: Supporting Their Major Choice and Career Readiness
Session Description:
Choosing a major can be a pivotal decision for students, often sparking discussions among parents about their student’s academic and career path. This workshop aims to equip parents with strategies to support their student's major choice effectively. We will explore how to maintain open lines of communication with your student, understand their chosen major through informed discussions, and access essential data such as salary information and career prospects. Additionally, we will discuss the optimal timing for students to start searching for internships based on their majors and realistic expectations for post-college job prospects in various fields.
Friday, September 20, 2024
1 p.m. Eastern Time
Presenter:
Helen Cardoso, Assistant Director of career Access & Engagement, Academic & Career Planning
Link:
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Wednesday, September 23, 2024
6 p.m. Eastern Time
Presenter:
Altonia Bryant, Associate Director, Career Planning Univerity Advising Services
Link:
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Disney College Program
Description:
Parents, guardians, and family members, do you have a college student in your life who is looking for a way to jump-start a career or gain valuable paid internship experience? Are you interested in spending a semester at the most magical place on earth while living, learning, and growing professions in the warmth of Florida?
Spend a semester at the most magical place on earth with the Disney College Program! This unique program gives students hands-on experience in the daily operations of Walt Disney World theme parks, resorts, and experiences. Network with Disney professionals, live in the state-of-the-art Flamingo Crossings Village, and enjoy free park admission to Walt Disney World theme parks! For more information, join us for forty-five interactive presentations or contact Rowan University student Sydney at Sydney.Cella@disney.com
Thursday, September 26, 2024
12 p.m. Eastern Time
Presenter:
Sydney Cella, Disney Programs Representative
Link:
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Empowering Parents: Partnering in Your Student’s Career Journey
Description:
In this workshop, we aim to equip parents and families with effective strategies to actively support their student's career success at Rowan University. We will explore ways to keep the career conversation at the forefront of their student's educational journey, ensuring it remains a priority rather than an afterthought. Participants will learn practical approaches to engage with their students, provide guidance on career exploration, and foster an environment conducive to professional growth. Parents and family members will also be informed of valuable career development resources available to their students to further ensure their success.
Wednesday, October 2,2024
6 p.m. est
Presenter:
Helen Cardoso, Assistant Director of Career Access & Engagement, Academic & Career Planning
Link:
Passcode:
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Friday, October 4, 2024
1 p.m. est
Presenters:
Patrick Massaro, Assistant Director, for Career Development & Experiential Learning, College of Humanities and Social Sciences
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Amie Ryno, Director, Rohrer Center for Professional Development, College of Business
Link:
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Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together
Description:
In shaping the 2024 National Hispanic Heritage Month theme, 'Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together,' selected by The National Council of Hispanic Employment Program Managers (NCHEPM), is not just a concept but a catalyst for deep reflection, learning, shifting paradigms, and passionately necessitating change and impact. Individuals who see the glass half full and embrace the words of John Lewis, "If not us, then who? If not now, then when?" as they craft their legacy as pioneers and servant leaders, leaving an indelible legacy at Rowan University, their community, and professional profile.
Tuesday, October 15, 2024
6 p.m. est
Presenters:
Erica Ortiz '99, M'04
Rowan University to Secretary of the Rowan University Foundation Board of Directors and has been a member since 2012
Associate Producer for HBO’s “Inside the NFL” en Español and later at Univision 65 WUVP-TV in Philadelphia
President/Owner of Sunshine Media Productions, LLC
National Association of Hispanic Journalists and Women in Film & Video of Washington, D.C., member
United Latino Association, President
Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc.
Byron Busto '99, '01 Seton Hall University
Rowan University to Associate Deputy Assistant Inspector General
for Auditing at the GSA Office of Inspector General
Passaic Public Schools Board of Education Commissioner
Bureau of Cultural Organizations, BCO, member
Student Activities Board, Rowan Christian Fellowship, and Greek Council, member
Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc.
First Generation College Student
Facilitator:
Ruben Britt
Assistant Director, Office of Career Advancement
Author, Lecturer, Career Coach, and Talk Show Host
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Transitioning Successfully: Supporting Your Student from College to Career
Description:
Moving from college to a career can be challenging for students and their families. This workshop provides valuable insights into the common anxieties associated with this crucial life stage. We will discuss effective strategies for supporting students as they navigate this transition, including exploring career options, addressing uncertainties, and accessing necessary resources. Participants will acquire practical tools and advice to assist their students in confidently and successfully navigating this pivotal period.
Wednesday, October 16, 2024
6 p.m. est
Presenter:
Helen Cardoso, Assistant Director of career Access & Engagement, Academic & Career Planning
Link:
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Wednesday, October 23, 2024
6 p.m. est
Presenters:
Patrick Massaro, Assistant Director, for Career Development & Experiential Learning, College of Humanities and Social Sciences
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Amie Ryno, Director, Rohrer Center for Professional Development, College of Business
Link:
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A Path to Work For Neurodiverse College Students and Graduates
Thursday, November 7, 2024
6 pm est
Description:
Career planning and preparation for college students with disabilities can alleviate the angst inherent to the college-to-career transition process. It is imperative that these students are equipped with essential skills and competencies for employability. Despite advances in improving career readiness for neurodivergent students, there is still a great deal to be done to support employment preparation. The presentation includes successful strategies to help neurodivergent students develop self-efficacy, intentionally engage in a four-year career journey, and utilize support provided them through an active community of care and employer mentorship and pipeline programs.
Presenters:
Constantinos “Dino” Arhontoulis, PATH Coaching Specialist, Office of Accessibility Services
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Alicia S. Monroe, Ed.D., Assistant Director, Strategic Initiatives, Office of Career Advancement
Zoom Link:
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Your Career Process to the World-of-Work, CHECKMATE!
Wednesday, November 13, 2024
6 pm est
Description:
What will it take for you to have a professional career? Let's discuss exploring careers that fit your DNA, developing the correct skills for your occupation, what are the profitable ways to network, and signing up for experiential learning to gain work experience. It is possible to graduate with one year of experience, and transition into the World of Work. CHECKMATE!
Presenter:
Shirley Farrar, Certified Career Counselor, Office of Career Advancement
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