Resume Writing Workshop
Get tips on writing effectively, capturing your accomplishments and any campus jobs, leadership roles, or internship experiences.
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Interview Preparation Workshop
Learn how to conduct pre-interview research, the types of interviews you may experience, how to effectively analyze a job description and how to tell your story. The ultimate goal is to prepare you to get an offer for the job.
Nike//unLock Info Session
Come to the Nike//unLock Information Session to learn about the company and the full range of career opportunities for all majors.
Nike 2018 Awards & Accolades
Universum - Ranked #5 - Top 10 Most Attractive Employers in the US
Career Bliss - Ranked #2 - Happiest Companies to Work for in 2018
Glassdoor - Employees’ Choice Award 2018 Best Places to Work
Human Rights Campaign - Best Place to Work for LBGTQ Equality 16 years in a row
Vault.com -Ranked #11 - Most Prestigious Internships for 2018
Obama Scholars Speaker Series Presents David Plouffe
"High Stakes: Breaking Down the 2018 Midterm Elections" will examine the possible outcomes of the first midterm election of the Trump presidency, with control of the House and even the Senate in play.
This event is free and open to the Occidental community. Registration is required at oxy.eventbrite.com.
"Gender In The U.S. Labor Market Across Five Decades: Re-Examining The Costs Of Trade-Related Job Loss" Talk by Dr. Lori Kletzer
Dr. Lori Kletzer is a Professor of Economics at Colby College and the University of California Santa Cruz, Visiting Scholar at the Institute for Research on Labor and Employment at the University of California Berkeley, and Senior Research Fellow at the Global Network for Advanced Management.
2018 Sterling Award Lecture: Sharla Fett
From slavery to the present, Black women healers have confronted the commodification and devaluation of Black life. Their work and thought thus transcended matters of individual health and addressed a wider array of social ills. Examining Black women's healing practices across time reveals a politics of survival and reclamation meant to counter the hostile climate of slavery and its many afterlives.
Lecture is free and open to the public. Reception to follow at 5:30pm in the AGC 2nd floor rotunda.