North campus major interested in tech? Come meet a panel of experts who use their B.A. in tech-related ways. Humanities and social science majors are often told that their field is impractical and won’t lead to a successful–or lucrative–career. But that’s not true! Come meet our panel of experts–all UCLA alumni–who’ve learned how to use their north campus degrees to land jobs in the tech industry. PANELISTS Corinne Crockett UCLA ’10, Communication Head of Marketing, Vow to be Chic Corinne Crockett is a startup veteran, and currently the Head of Marketing at Vow To Be Chic. She’s worked…
Are you planning on applying to graduate school? Grappling with personal statement ideas and application woes? Bring your graduate school-related questions and get some answers by attending “The Ins & Outs of Applying to Grad School.” This 90-minute discussion, lead by Anne Dela Cruz (Assistant Dean of Diversity, Inclusion and Admissions at the UCLA Graduate Division), will help students understand the graduate school application process, including researching graduate programs, understanding the admissions process, and networking with individuals at target institutions. The workshop will include tips and best practices for the statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, interview preparation, and other…
Do you want to make connections in the law field? Do you want to know how to get into law school? Do you want to learn what it’s actually like to be a law student or to work in a law firm? Explore opportunities in the field of law and gain valuable insights from individuals representing each stage of the path to a legal profession – from admissions to law school to career. Our panelists will answer questions, give advice, and share their experiences. This panel will allow you to hear from individuals representing each stage of the path to a…
Meet a panel of Humanities alumni whose career trajectories have moved away from the traditional fields associated with their majors. Learn how to use your humanities coursework and degree experience in the fields like public health, technology and business fields!
Are you planning on taking a year off between… …graduation and graduate school? …graduation and the job market? If so, we encourage you to attend “What to do with your Gap Year” and learn how you can optimize your year off in order to gain valuable experience that will make you a more competitive applicant for graduate/professional schools and the job market! Invited guests include: 826LA is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting students ages 6 to 18 with their creative and expository writing skills, and to helping teachers inspire their students to write. Teach for America is a non-profit…
Do you have a passion for research and art? Do you want to find a career at a museum? Join us for “The Art of Finding a Career at a Museum or Arts Non-Profit”! Experienced staff from well-known museums, academic institutions, and arts non-profits in the Los Angeles area. We will discuss career options that one can find at these institutions and how you can get your foot in the door.
Are you confident in your ability to showcase your strongest attributes and accomplishments in a professionally crafted resume? Designed specifically for Humanities students, this workshop will address which skills Humanities students should highlight in their resumes and cover letters in order to positively stand out from the pack. In this interactive, fast-moving workshop, you’ll learn about the top skills employers seek, most-common resume blunders, the art of creating dynamic bullet points, cover-letter do’s and don’ts, and more! Don’t miss out on this chance to build your career confidence!
Thinking about a career in the entertainment industry? Want to learn about how you can get your foot in the door in entertainment? CBS ON TOUR is a community outreach program where CBS executives visit universities and junior colleges to speak with students about career opportunities in the entertainment industry. The program was created in 2011 to expose students in largely diverse regions/institutions about the vast occupational options available in entertainment. CBS On Tour, specifically, brings students awareness to the often overlooked career opportunities at CBS, focusing on positions in front of AND BEHIND THE CAMERA. The goal of…
Thinking about pursuing a career in the health field? Don’t know how to change paths? More and more Humanities students are choosing to pursue careers in the health field. As those who study the human condition, Humanities students are well-suited for careers in this field, and medical schools are starting to take notice of this fact. This panel will feature admissions officers and academic/career advisors from various postbaccalaureate pre-health programs who can speak at length about making the transition into the health field and the success rate of these post-bac students getting into medical/nursing/dental/vet schools.
Are you planning on taking a year off between… …graduation and graduate school? …graduation and the job market? If so, we encourage you to attend “What to do with your Gap Year” and learn how you can optimize your year off in order to gain valuable experience that will make you a more competitive applicant for graduate/professional schools and the job market! Invited guests include: 826LA is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting students ages 6 to 18 with their creative and expository writing skills, and to helping teachers inspire their students to write. Teach for America is a…
