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Networking Day
November 30 @ 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
A day to build relationships between students and potential employers.
This networking experience provides traditional career fair tables in a comfortable environment so that potential employers have the opportunity to cultivate connections with MCC students.
All MCC students, faculty, staff, and ministry/business representatives will participate together in chapel, lunch, and conversations that will help to build relationships.
Come on campus, make connections, and build relationships.
Let Us Know You Are Coming
$25 reserves a table (6′ or 8′) so that you can set up a simple display.
Schedule:
10:00 Organizations Check-in and Set-up Table Display/Coffee and Snacks
Campus Center
11:00 MCC Student-Led Chapel Service
Jolliffe Hall—Wilson Family Worship Center
Organization representatives will be introduced
11:45 Lunch, Conversation, and Displays
Campus Center
2:00 Flexible Departure Time
Special Notes
Organization representatives are encouraged to wear a logo shirt or name tag so that the students will recognize them as a networking Day participant.
A brochure, flyer, or card representing the opportunities you have open is also important because they can be passed out one-on-one and a few may be left behind so that students may pick up the information later.
Importance of Networking?
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Career Development: A gateway for building relationships for long term success.
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Opportunities: When you network with people and start building connections, those connections also connect you with their connections.
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Personal Growth: A lifestyle committed to initiating, building and nourishing relationships.
Tools for Building Your Network
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Socialize: be face-to-face as much as possible
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Volunteer
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Attend conferences
-
Linked-in Profile
-
Invest in the people around you
-
Keep learning new things
-
Be active and have fun
Questions? Click or call Megan Hibbard in the Institutional Advancement Office.
A day to build relationships between students and potential employers.
This networking experience provides traditional career fair tables in a comfortable environment so that potential employers have the opportunity to cultivate connections with MCC students.
All MCC students, faculty, staff, and ministry/business representatives will participate together in chapel, lunch, and conversations that will help to build relationships.
Come on campus, make connections, and build relationships.
Let Us Know You Are Coming
$25 reserves a table (6′ or 8′) so that you can set up a simple display.
Schedule:
10:00 Organizations Check-in and Set-up Table Display/Coffee and Snacks
Campus Center
11:00 MCC Student-Led Chapel Service
Jolliffe Hall—Wilson Family Worship Center
Organization representatives will be introduced
11:45 Lunch, Conversation, and Displays
Campus Center
2:00 Flexible Departure Time
Special Notes
Organization representatives are encouraged to wear a logo shirt or name tag so that the students will recognize them as a networking Day participant.
A brochure, flyer, or card representing the opportunities you have open is also important because they can be passed out one-on-one and a few may be left behind so that students may pick up the information later.
Importance of Networking?
-
Career Development: A gateway for building relationships for long term success.
-
Opportunities: When you network with people and start building connections, those connections also connect you with their connections.
-
Personal Growth: A lifestyle committed to initiating, building and nourishing relationships.
Tools for Building Your Network
-
Socialize: be face-to-face as much as possible
-
Volunteer
-
Attend conferences
-
Linked-in Profile
-
Invest in the people around you
-
Keep learning new things
-
Be active and have fun
Questions? Click or call Megan Hibbard in the Institutional Advancement Office.