Career Development Center LAUNCH series begins Monday 9/14

The LAUNCH Professional Development Series begins next week.  Students can earn a certificate by attending 6 sessions on either Mondays at 4:30 or Thursdays at 6pm.
On Monday 9/14, 4:30pm we will begin with the Fashion Show sponsored by Macy’s in the Talley Ballroom.  Students will learn what to wear for business casual in a relaxed company culture, professional in a formal company culture,Friday casual in a conservative company culture, festive office party, career fair for internship and interview for full time job.  So many wardrobe ideas.  Lucky winners will get a new suit!  If you have time to stop over, we would love to see you.
On Thursday 9/17 at 6pm in the Ballroom we will have a Career Fair Preparation sponsored by Enterprise.  We have room for 300 students.  We will help them hone their elevator pitch and learn about all the fairs that start this month.
All of the LAUNCH sessions are listed on ePack and here.

Broadening Participation in the Biological Sciences: A Two Day Workshop for Undergraduate Students (NC Museum of Natural Sciences)

The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences (NCMNS) and iDigBio, the National Science Foundation’s coordinating center for biodiversity digitization, are pleased to offer the third in a series of free workshops for undergraduates, focused on broadening minority participation in the biological sciences. The workshop is fully described in the announcement at https://www.idigbio.org/content/broadening-minority-participation-biological-sciences-workshop-undergraduate-students, which includes links to the agenda and online registration form. Registration is strictly first come, first served. Previous workshops have been held at the University of Central Florida and at the Field Museum in Chicago. We are delighted to offer this third workshop in Raleigh.

If you have questions or need further information, please contact Gabriela Hogue at NCMNS (gabriela.hogue@naturalsciences.org) or Gil Nelson at iDigBio (gnelson@bio.fsu.edu).

Short Term Volunteer Field Work Opportunity (Fisheries and Wildlife)

Byron Levan (bmlevan@ncsu.edu) is a graduate student in the FWCB program who is looking for help wrapping up his field work for the season. Most of the work involves sampling forage from soybean fields, naturalized fields, and longleaf communities. This is a great chance for undergrads to get some plant ID experience as well as learn the basics of forage sampling. Byron’s team can provide transportation to and from the site as well as all tools needed. Byron will be doing a lot of work on the weekends, and some on weekdays. Please contact him at the above email if you are interested to see if there’s a day that works for you to assist with the sampling.