Time: 2:10 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: K3333
Pair your Career Tracker with the appropriate Kresge Library resources such as Going Global, USA City Career Guide, Vault Career Insider and WetFeet.com. This class is useful for finding company/industry information for interviews, and also for compiling lists of companies to target for off-campus job searches(CareerSearch and OneSource). No registration necessary. All Ross students welcome.
Time: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Location: R0240
Learn how to create a business plan. Those participating in the Michigan Business Challenge and the Dare to Dream Grant Program are encouraged to attend.
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM | Private Event
Location: K4318
In this competitive job market, networking is more critical than ever. Join guest presenter and recognized strategic networking expert Diane Darling as she covers the ins and outs of professional networking. Hear what she has to say about managing your time in your networking efforts, common missteps and how to prevent and correct them, the difference between persistence vs. stalking, and how to avoid an awkward introduction. Learn how to be in tune with extroverts and introverts and adjust your style accordingly and social media networking etiquette. This is a Ross Alumni exclusive event.
Time: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Location: R0240
Ever since the birth of the modern environmental movement, a majority of people who care about preserving natural beauty and protecting the natural environment have called for additional government regulations and more spending on certain causes. In some cases–the Clean Air and Clean Water acts–these environmentalists can point to real, measurable successes that ought to be celebrated. In an era of tight budgets, smaller government and increased global competition, however, many people on the Left and the Right are waking up to the idea that bigger government does not always help the environment and, in many cases, can damage it severely. This talk will address both the damage that big government does to the natural environment and the ways in which a smaller, smarter government can result in improved environmental quality.
Eli Lehrer is president and co-founder of R Street, overseeing its central headquarters in Washington, D.C., as well as its field offices in Tallahassee, Fla.; Columbus, Ohio; and Austin, Texas.
Prior to co-founding R Street, Lehrer was vice president of the Heartland Institute. He also played a major role in founding SmarterSafer.org, a coalition of taxpayer, environmental, insurance and free-market groups dedicated to risk-based insurance rates, mitigation and environmental protection.
Time: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Location: R0230
Learn how to develop an investor presentation. Those participating in the Michigan Business Challenge are encouraged to attend.
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