It’s not too early to start preparing for a summer job; plan ahead for the 2017 Fall Career Fair.
- All Events List (look for):
- Interview Skills
- Resume Blitz
- Company Info Sessions
- PCA Career Success Day
- Fall Career Fair: SDC, February 22, noon-5pm
Spring Career Fair 2017 is where students and companies can meet to discuss potential job opportunities including summer internships, co-ops, and full-time employment. It is a great chance for first-year students to find summer employment which can help in making career decisions. A Job Fair Guidebook will be handed out at the Career Fair and will be available on-line. The guidebook provides a brief description of each company attending the Career Day (see details on the web at www.career.mtu.edu). A shuttle will be provided to transport students to and from the SDC; campus pick-up is at the MUB.
The following tips and strategies can help, but there are also a number of other ways to best prepare for your success at the Career Fair:
- Visit the Career Services Learning Center
- Schedule a one-on-one career advising appointment
- Attend Career Blitz before school even starts
- Attend Husky Talks
- Get resume advice from corporate reps at Resume Blitzes
- Schedule a Mock Interview – they’re available before each Career Fair
- See more career fair prep tips.
Please join us in congratulating Gretchen for her fall 2016 teaching performance in ENG3200 – Thermo/Fluid Mechanics. Gretchen was identified as one of only 91 instructors who received an exceptional “Average of 7 dimensions” student evaluation score. Gretchen’s score was in the top 10% of similarly sized sections across all courses/sections on campus; only 111 out of more than 1050 sections university-wide were rated as highly. This achievement reflects Gretchen’s dedication to teaching and service to Michigan Tech and the community.
Brett is being recognized for excellent teaching in his fall 2016 course EH2029 – Outdoor Emergency Care. Student evaluation scores include an “Average of 7 dimensions,” and Brett was only one of 91 instructors who was exceptional across the board. His performance places him in the top 10% of similarly sized sections across all courses/sections on campus; only 111 out of more than 1050 sections university-wide were rated as highly. Brett’s dedication to teaching and service to Michigan Tech and the community is undeniable.