Join CEO and founder of Tiny Tassel and Parfaire Consulting Mini Striplin for a Women’s History Month talk about starting a business this Thursday!
Details: Topics covered will include web development, HR needs, legal challenges, artistic photography, and creative marketing.
When & Where: The talk will be…
To Attend: No registration needed, just show up! Refreshments will be provided.
Chemonics is looking to hire summer interns for positions involving business conduct, new business, technology, and agriculture & food security!
Opportunities Available: There are currently four internships hiring. The positions offered are:
Great Fit For: Lots of areas! Each internship fits a different niche, although international studies, political science, public admin, and science-related majors may be especially interested.
To Apply: Either go to the individual internships listed above or go to this link to find their open positions and then select “Intern” in the job level category. Each internship is being handled differently, but expect new opportunities to be posted and for current ones to close on a rolling basis throughout mid-April.
Click this link to learn about Chemonics, or go here for more information about their internship program.
The Green Heart Project is looking for volunteers to join their team and help out at this year’s Bridge Run Race Expo, on Thursday, April 4th & Friday, April 5th at the North Charleston Coliseum.
Responsibilities: Race volunteers will:
To Register: To volunteer, go to this link, register to volunteer for Expo Support, and add yourself to the Green Heart Project team. Food and a free volunteer t-shirt will be provided.
For more information, go to the volunteer registration link or contact Allie Astor at allie@greenheartsc.org.
Join the Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program, along with the Department of History, Film Studies, and the Honors College, for an exclusive film screening and Q&A with Seth Fein.
When & Where: The screening and Q&A will be…
About the Film: Between Neighborhoods (85′, 2018, 2024) works between original and archival footage to contemplate in split-screen the present and past of imperialism and immigration –– the competition between corporate and social globalizations –– that have orbited Robert Moses’s Unisphere in Queens since the mammoth armillary sphere, the largest rendering of the world in the world, went up for the 1964-1965 New York World’s Fair.
About the Filmmaker: Seth Fein is a historian and filmmaker who lives and works in Jackson Heights, Queens, NYC, where he founded and operates Seven Local Film, where you can sample Between Neighborhoods and his other work.
No registration necessary. For more information, see the provided flyer.
The Washington Semester Program (WSP) offers South Carolina college students the opportunity to spend a semester working and taking classes in Washington D.C., gaining valuable experience while earning academic credit toward their degrees.
The Opportunity: Students live in a historic Capital Hill neighborhood, explore the city through group excursions, all while taking 15 credit hours. 9 credit hours are applied towards a full-time internship in congressional, executive, judicial or private sector offices, which can be applied towards your Honors Immersed requirement.
Great Fit For: Any Honors student! Many CofC Honors students have participated and thrived in this program over the years, with backgrounds ranging from political science to economics to international studies to public health. Participants get firsthand experience with the political process, obtaining skills that will help prepare them for careers in virtually any sphere.
Scholarships Available: The program allocates support for students who demonstrate financial need and awards over $10,000 each year in scholarships.
To Apply: Click here for the application link and instructions. Applications are now being accepted on a rolling basis.
Hilton President and CEO is coming to campus and speaking with students next week!
Details: In this session, Mr. Nassetta will share his insights on leading a global hospitality giant and navigating the ever-changing landscape of the international business scene. Gain invaluable leadership lessons you can apply to your own career development and gain insight on where you can make an impact in a globalized world. The session will be followed by a Q&A moderated by President Hsu!
When & Where: The event will be…
Great Opportunity For: Any accounting, finance, or hospitality students, or anyone with an interest in business or hospitality.
Future Opportunities: Hilton has some incredible post-graduation opportunities for students, including a Revenue Management Center and both one and two-year management training programs. The two-year program includes an option to spend nine months at an international location, a special opportunity for students right after graduation!
To Attend: Scan the QR code on the flyer or click this link to reserve a spot for the event.
For more information, check out the attached flyer 0r go to the registration link.
Fulbright provides funding for students to attend graduate school, conduct research, or teach English abroad in over 140 countries worldwide. To learn more about this program, the Office of Nationally Competitive Awards is hosting three info sessions about Fulbright!
When & Where: The three sessions are…
If you have any questions, email Dr. Woram at nationalawards@cofc.edu.