Core Introduction to the Eight Key Questions Workshops
Join
the
Madison Collaborative: Ethical Reasoning in Action
for an introductory workshop about the Eight Key Questions (8KQ), JMU's framework for ethical reasoning. Grounded in vital, cross-cultural values, you will explore the decision science behind this inquiry-based process, learn more about how ethics are acquired, and practice using the 8KQ in dynamic, small-group activities.
Upcoming Workshop:
- Thurs., Apr. 6, 9:00 am - 12:00 noon in Festival, Allegheny Room
To sign up for the session, please email us at
mc@jmu.edu
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Get Job Ready with the VSCPA Leaders' Institute
WHEN: May 24 - 25, 2017
WHERE: University of Richmond
This FREE program has helped hundreds of students:
- Land jobs with top accounting firms
- Develop their leadership skills
- Network with other young professionals
- Gain access to mentoring opportunities
- Learn tips to polish their resume
Students should apply online at vscpa.com/Institute by Apr. 1, 2017 and must be a full-time undergraduate accounting student graduating in 2018 or 2019.
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SAVE THE DATE!
Real Estate Symposium
Interested in learning more about commercial and residential real estate? Interested in learning more about the current environment in real estate financing?
The Department of Finance and Business Law will be hosting the annual
Real Estate Symposium on
Wed., Apr. 12 in Showker G5.
Speakers and topics will be announced soon.
Everyone welcome.
Attire: casual
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Career and Academic Planning Office
(CAP) Corner
JMU students, make your next move! The Career and Academic Planning (CAP) office is here to help! Visit CAP to talk to a Career Counselor about choosing a major and/or finding a job, internship, or grad program. Make an appointment through your Recruit-A-Duke account or stop by the CAP office on the 3rd floor of the Student Success Center.
Highlighted Event:
Campus to Career Conference
Sat., Apr. 1, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Madison Union Ballroom
G
eared toward upperclassmen students who are entering the workforce. A day packed full of information about starting your career. There will be a keynote speaker, a catered lunch and several breakout sessions. Register on Recruit-A-Duke.
For more information, see the Campus to Career Conference page. Questions? Contact Cassidy Lawson.
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Upcoming CAP Workshops
and Events
Tues., Apr. 4
1:00-3:00 pm
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Walk-in Hours with Career Educators
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SSC 3210
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Tues., Apr. 4
3:00-4:00 pm
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Interviewing Workshop
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SSC 3270
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Thurs., Apr. 6
12:00-3:00 pm
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Internships 101 |
SSC 3270 |
Tues., Apr. 11
1:00-3:00 pm
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Walk-in Hours with Career Educators
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SSC 3210
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Wed. Apr. 12
1:30-2:30 pm
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Resume Writing Workshop
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SSC 3270
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Thurs., Apr. 13
6:00-8:00 pm
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DigiComm Portfolio Workshop
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SSC 4043 |
Fri., Apr. 14
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Deadline to apply for scholarships for unpaid internships
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Fri., Apr. 14
12:30-1:30 pm
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Internships 101
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SSC 3270
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Sat., Apr. 15
11:00 am-2:00 pm
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The 5th Annual Career Expo for Students & Recent Graduates
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Tuscarora
High School, Leesburg, VA
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For more workshops, seminars, and on-campus interviews, visit the CAP Calendar at
https://www.jmu.edu/cap/calendar/index.shtml
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- Career advice
- Intern and Alumni spotlights
- Employers hiring JMU students
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The College of Business CAP Liaison is
Venus Miller
in the CAP Office, 3rd Floor
Student Success Center
You can make an appointment with Venus via
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COB Events of Interest
Tues., Apr. 4
5:30 pm
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Professional Sales Club Meeting |
Showker G2
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Need to Talk with the Office of Experiential Learning?
Questions or comments about professional development programs and Experiential Learning Tours are welcome!
Office hours are:
10:00 am - 1:00 pm on Tuesdays
and
1:00 - 4:00 pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays in Showker 205M.
Sam Collier, Director of Experiential Learning (
Showker 205M). Phone: 540.568.7415 Email:
colliesb@jmu.edu
Kelly Gooch, Assistant Director of Experiential Learning (Showker 422). Phone: 540.568.3907
Email:
goochke@jmu.edu
Terry
Fernsler, Doctoral Assistant (Showker 205M). Email:
fernslts@jmu.edu
The mission of the CoB Office of Experiential Learning is to complement and enhance the student learning experience at the College of Business. The office engages students in leadership and professional development programs that increase students' capability to be proficient in the workplace.
The Office of Experiential Learning collaborates with employers, alumni, and community partners locally, nationally and internationally, to help them access talented students and assist in the educational process of preparing students to become engaged and qualified business leaders.
Learn more about our programs on our web page.
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"Business and Government: Frenemies?"
WHEN: Thurs., Mar. 30, 6:00 - 8:30 pm
WHERE: Rose Library
WHAT: A free event to explore the necessary,
but sometimes complicated,
relationship between government and
business.
HOSTS: JMuse Caf
é, JMU College of
Business, & JMU Civic Engagement
Committee
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CoB Global Brunch for Students
On the first Sunday of each month, the CoB hosts a brunch for international and U.S. students to network and learn from each other. The next Global Brunch will be:
Sun., Apr. 2, 10:00 - 11:00 am, E-Hall
FREE!
Seating is limited.
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College of Business
Research Experience for Undergraduates Program
Learn more about proper methods and approach to research projects by applying for the CoB Research Experience for Undergraduates Program. Students selected for this program receive paid, hands-on experience conducting research alongside faculty advisers working on their own projects, . Assistants work 5 to 10 hours per week.
Deadline to apply for summer term appointments is Mar. 31!
The student application form may be found here. General information on the program can be found here.
This program is a resume builder that can lead to publication and independent research opportunities before you graduate. You are more likely to be paired if you jointly apply with a faculty member. We suggest you approach a faculty member to discuss this opportunity, and direct them to the website for information on their own application.
For more information, or any questions, please contact Dr. Andre Neveu.
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Scholarships for Future CPAs College is an expensive investment in a student's future, and the VirginiaSociety of CPAs (VSCPA) Educational Foundation wants to help. There are several scholarships available that range from $1,000 to $5,000. You can apply today and learn more about the scholarship opportunities and eligibility requirements. All scholarship applications must be submitted by Apr. 1, 2017. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Lauren Simonetti, Student & Member Engagement Coordinator, Virginia Society of CPAs by email or by calling 804.612.9427. |
JMU Summer Accelerator
Student Entrepreneurs Wanted!
- Monetary support
- Mentorship and Student Venture Group support
- JMU faculty access
- Free cloud services access
Applications open until
Tues., Apr. 5 at
www.jmu.edu/cfe
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Calling all World Travelers and Photographers
The Center for Global Engagement is happy to announce the 2017 International Week theme, "Global Engagement: Out of Many, One" along with the 17th annual I-Week Photo Contest. Our hope for the future lies in our ability to connect with one another and collaborate. Since 2000, members of the JMU community have submitted photographs documenting their travels around the globe.
Current students, faculty, staff and official affiliates of JMU are encouraged to submit their best photos to exemplify this year's theme in the following four categories:
1. People
2. Nature
3. Architecture
4. Miscellaneous
We welcome photos taken anywhere on the globe. The deadline for submission of photos is Fri., Sept. 8. For further contest rules and to submit your photos, use this link.
Winning photos will be on display in the Prism Gallery during International Week, starting Sept. 25, 2017.
The I-Week Photo Contest reception, during which photo contest winners will be honored, will take place on Thurs., Sept. 28 at 6:30 pm, in Festival's Prism Gallery
(date and time are subject to change)
For additional information about I-Week events, please visit here.
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Academic Success Center Corner
Courses for Transfer Credit
Are you considering taking a course at home this summer? There are many policies governing acceptable transfer credit. Consult with your academic advisor before enrolling. And remember, JMU requires advance permission by completing the Permission to Take Courses for Transfer Credit form available on the Registrar's website and in the ASC.
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Express Advising Returns to Showker Lobby
Visit us now until Apr. 6 for
Express Advising to get your quick advising and registration questions answered. An ASC representative will be stationed in the Showker Lobby at various times over 3 weeks leading up to fall advance registration. No appointment necessary. Just stop by!
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COB 300 Applications for
Summer and Fall 2017
The Academic Success Center is currently accepting COB 300 applications for Summer and Fall 2017. All students who intend to take COB 300 in summer or fall must complete an application by Apr. 1. Applications are only available through an academic advisor or peer advisor. You may schedule this special advising session by visiting our
Make An Appointment page
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Graduating in December?
Graduation applications for December commencement are due to your advisor by
Apr. 14. Why so early? It's to ensure a thorough review by the ASC and the Registrar. Don't delay. Submit today.
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Looking for a part-time job on campus next year? The CoB Integrated Marketing Communications Team (IMC) is looking for a junior or senior marketing strategist and a photographer!
Marketing Strategist Required skills:
- Ability to maintain a project management system
- Social media, analytics, and research experience
Photographer
Required skills:
- Proficiency with Photoshop and Lightroom
- Serve as a photographer for CoB events
Contact Carrie Wood by Apr. 15 if interested.
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