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Northeastern University School of Law invites you to join our community in celebrating the 50-year career of Professor Richard Daynard, a pioneer and international leader in establishing the legal responsibility of the tobacco industry for tobacco-induced addiction, disease and death. As founder and president of the Public Health Advocacy Institute, he continues to champion, advocate and litigate to ensure the health and well-being of us all.
What does it take to be a woke leader? We heard from author and action catalyst Dr. Priscilla H. Douglas, E’70, MEd’74 about her latest book, Woke Leadership: Profits, Prophets & Purpose. Dr. Douglas shared the traits of those who effectively drive regenerative change. After the discussion, there was time for Q&A and networking.
MATLAB can be used to visualize and analyze financial data, perform numerical computations, and develop algorithms. Through live demonstrations and examples, you will see how MATLAB can help you and your students become more relevant and effective to the current job market.
Getting to an offer in your job search – or in any crucial career conversation – comes down to your ability to focus the conversation on one thing: value. Unfortunately, most people miss out on potentially huge career opportunities because they struggle to articulate their value and use up valuable interviewing time focusing on non-value added topics. In this interactive webinar, we’ve paired Kathy Robinson, executive career coach and digital career platform founder, with Annette Richmond, career coach, resume writer, podcaster and Clubhouse host, for a lively discussion about how you can find and harness the value that only you can deliver, based on your interests and expertise. We discussed how you can use four key principles to elevate every career conversation, including an interview, and how you can prepare for job interviews to come across as a must-have hire for your dream employer. You’ll get actionable frameworks and preparation strategies you can apply right away to define, and showcase, your own unique value to any hiring team.
In this event we discussed and shared ideas about issues, trends and careers in the nonprofit arena. Our alumni hosts brought an extensive experience in numerous aspects of nonprofits, including advocacy, youth development and engagement, community outreach, fundraising, board leadership, resource development and more. This program included a series of two breakout room discussions, each facilitated by one of our hosts.
Do you dream of working for a company where you are aligned in with the culture, you can be your authentic self and do your best work? You thought you found that dream company until you discovered that what they told you during the interview was not exactly what is happening within the organization. You are determined to get it right the next time. However, do you know what you need to do differently to find it? Career coach Jayne Mattson, CPS’85, provided insights, tips and discussion regarding how you can develop behavioral questions to ask in the interview. How the current virtual realm affects company culture. What you can do when the culture is no longer a fit
Connect with fellow alumni and graduate students to discuss and learn about trends and opportunities in FinTech. Alumni Michael Almeraris, DMSB’05, and Greta Meszoely, DMSB’91, MS’94, PhD’07, will share their insights and facilitate conversation in several breakout groups.
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