Top 8 Reasons to Attend a Networking Event! Networking is considered by many as one of AEG's major benefits. The Student & Young Professional Support Committee.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
What is the definition of Networking and why is it important? Networking is the development and maintenance of mutually valuable relationships Key words.
Advertisements

Top 5 Non-Geology Classes That Will Help Your Career Every student is expected to round out their education by taking courses outside of their chosen major.
Laurie Gillespie, CALS Career Services
Top 20 Things Your Advisor Didn’t Tell You! This list of advice was put together by AEG members reflecting on lessons learned during our first years working.
+ HEALTH INSURANCE: UNDERSTANDING YOUR COVERAGE Navigator Name Blank County Extension UGA Health Navigators.
Actuarial Association 2 nd General Meeting 10/04/2013 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm HSSB 1173 Career Fair Preparation Interview Workshop Excel Workshop.
Do It In Durham is a celebration of Global Entrepreneurship Week. 40 events to celebrate, inspire and grow entrepreneurship allowing businesses to come.
Get your feet wet in the professional world… with internships!
Employment Advising: A Student Centered Approach Christine Y. Cruzvergara Georgetown University.
Networking for New Public Health Professionals Connecting students to global careers!
Top 10 Reasons Why I Belong to AEG You’ve probably been encouraged to join professional societies like AEG for the obvious benefits of networking and continuing.
HOW TO MAKE CAREER NIGHT A SUCCESSFUL EVENT Center for Career Development, University of Connecticut.
Linked-In Basics and Networking Tool Finding your way into the right connection.
LinkedIn - Beyond Basics and LinkedIn work-arounds as of 4/8/11 By Jenny Kahn, PHR Senior Technical Recruiter
LinkedIn Rachael Deja and Bryan Strawter. What is LinkedIn? A Professional…  Platform  Social network  Playground.
ASME Student Programs. Why Join? To meet other student engineers and to network with working engineers To practice your leadership skills To use your.
UBC Career Services Networking & Hidden Job Market NETWORKING & ACCESSING THE HIDDEN JOB MARKET Presented by:. UBC Career Services
Standards Certification Education & Training Publishing Conferences & Exhibits Become an ISA Mentor Make a difference in someone’s life:
Networking and LinkedIn Tutorial for preparing to join the Dickinson Career Community group on LinkedIn Dickinson Career Center.
EMPLOYMENT FIRST: REAL WORK FOR REAL PAY HOW A JOB COACH CAN HELP BY LISTENING AND BELIEVING! Presented by the Connecticut Department of Developmental.
Getting a Job Soon you will be looking for your first job.
ENHANCING YOUR NETWORKING SKILLS Contents 1 The importance of networking Why we choose not to network Types of professionals encountered in a networking.
Professional membership Raise your profile. Raise your profile after qualifying When you successfully complete your CIPD qualification you’ll automatically.
Membership in New York State Women, Inc.. Membership is Key  New York State Women, Inc. is a membership based organization. Without members, we will.
1 Networking at Conferences By Dr. Angela Williams Career Development Center AU 607.
Networking For Success Barnard Career Development.
Unit 3 Networking & References Career Development Strategies.
NETWORKING A Tool for Building Relationships and Expanding Your Career Options Dara Wilson-Grant, MSEd and National Certified Counselor Associate Director,
© International Institute of Business Analysis 1 Mentor Program Baltimore IIBA Chapter Mentor Guide.
Maximizing Your Work Abroad Experience. Agenda What is an Informational Interview? –Why –How –Do’s and Don’ts Networking –Why –How –Do’s and Don’ts Mentoring.
An alumni network for every state school W: E: P:
What are networks Silk Routes Shipping lines Roads Railroads Electricity grids Gas lines Telephones Computer Cell phones What do these have in common?
Informational Interviews Creating Professional Connections.
Concept #5.  Who do you think is hiring, and how do you think you should apply for those jobs?
The Informational Interview. What ….. l l Interview designed to produce information l l Information you need to choose, refine or break into a career.
Network To Success! Career Services, M-8 Alliant International University.
The Global Leader in Professional Networking April Kelly Building a Brand and Professional Networking.
C ONTACTING EMPLOYERS How to successfully access the ‘hidden’ job market.
Networking Methods Indiana University Kelley School of Business C. Randall Powell, Ph.D.
1 Professional Development Starts Now! 2 Community of Scholars Welcome to be beginning of your professional and educational future! All steps taken now.
Networking Savvy Kathleen E. High, M.Ed., CDF Adjunct Career Counselor, Cypress College.
Presentation Skills Trainer. Make or Break Your Business in 30 Seconds.
Chapter 6 Finding a Job.
Chapter 6 Finding a Job Chapter 6 Finding a Job Lesson 6.1 Gathering Leads Lesson 6.1 Gathering Leads.
Copyright © Texas Education Agency, Computer Programming Career Opportunities.
 Hard work and dedication are the best job hunting skills, but other hints might help you in your quest. Consider these tips:
Lesson Outline: Explore To broaden the students understanding of the range of roles and jobs available in the working world by exploring the career pathway.
Improving the world through engineeringwww.imeche.orgImproving the world through engineering 1 YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE CHALLENGE YOURSELF # Name of Presenter.
Welcome to LinkedIn! Get Connected!. What is LinkedIn? “A business-oriented social networking site founded in December 2002 and launched December 2002.
Finding your dream internship. What is an internship? Career related work experience, usually full-time in the summer. A chance to test the waters. Not.
4.00Understand job search techniques Understand where to seek employment Understand job search techniques Understand where to seek employment.
Networking “The Fastest Way To Get A Job” Presenter: Kim Matthews NRCC Career Advisor
Be Strategic In Your Networking and Career Planning © 2016 STEM Career Services Josh Henkin, PhD
Welcome to LinkedIn! Get Connected!. What is LinkedIn? “A business-oriented social networking site founded in December 2002 and launched December 2002.
Networking 101: In person and online
How TO MAKE Career Night A SUCCESSFUL EVENT
Checklist: 10 Online Job Hunting Tips
Networking 101: In person and online
Career Management Services Florida Institute of Technology
Finding a Job Gathering Leads
Introduction to Networking
Is Proficiency in Social Networking a Professional Competency?
Follow up and Maintain your Network after you Land a Job
The Informational Interview
Are you ready to become a Young Professional?
Finding a Job Gathering Leads
Free EMPLOYABILITY support UPON GRADUATION
What would you choose? One year with Oprah or Bill or $1,000,000?
Chapter 6 Finding a Job.
CSU SPORT MANAGEMENT CLUB
Presentation transcript:

Top 8 Reasons to Attend a Networking Event! Networking is considered by many as one of AEG's major benefits. The Student & Young Professional Support Committee has put together the top reasons both student and professional members should plan on swapping business cards at the next Section meeting, conference, or other AEG events! We hope this advice will drive you be involved and attend events with AEG!

Top 8 Reasons to Attend a Networking Event! For Students: Meet practicing geologists who want to help give you a chance to succeed! They could be a new referral on your resume, your next colleague, or even your boss some day! 1.Networking!

For Students: Learn what it’s really like to be a professional geologist. Find out what you’re not taught in school, and what you’ll be expected to know once you get a job. (Sound familiar? See our “Top 20 things your advisor didn’t tell you.”) 2. Exposure! Photo from: commons.wikimedia.org Top 8 Reasons to Attend a Networking Event!

For Students: Find out why AEG is an invaluable tool for your future professional career! Who better to ask why you should become an AEG professional member than someone who pays for membership? 3. Membership Value!

Top 8 Reasons to Attend a Networking Event! For Students: You may learn about companies you didn’t know existed, and possibly find a mentor who can assist you in your job search. 4. Strengthen your job search! Photo from:

Top 8 Reasons to Attend a Networking Event! For Students: What better way to become more polished and relaxed for interviews and presentations than by interacting with other professionals. 5.Gain confidence in a professional setting!

Top 8 Reasons to Attend a Networking Event! For Professionals: 6. Cultivate tomorrow’s professionals! Help others become better professionals and ensure that future applicants at your company are properly prepared.

Top 8 Reasons to Attend a Networking Event! 7. Meet some outstanding young members! Nearly one third of AEG members are students. Take the time to meet some, and find out what they’re up to. Who knows, you could inspire one of them to one day become the AEG president! For Professionals: Photo from:

You, our professional members, are advocates for AEG. Speaking to just one young member (or potential member) about how AEG has benefited you will help us to grow into a stronger organization and continue to provide outstanding services to our members for years to come. Top 8 Reasons to Attend a Networking Event! 8.YOU are AEG! For Professionals: Photo from: aegsf.org

Put our advice to practice and register for the Student/Professional Networking Event, before the Icebreaker at the 2013 AEG Annual Meeting in Seattle!

Have a tip of your own to share with us? Send your suggestions to Please use “Things my advisor didn’t tell me” in the subject line. OR Send us a message on Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists - AEG