March 30, 2007
Over 150 graduating seniors and alumni of The School of
Education attended the Education Interview Day and Job Fair on
March 22, 2007 on the Queens campus. Council Hall buzzed with
activity as students and alumni interacted with recruiters to
discuss available positions in one-on-one interviews and informal
meetings. Counselors from the Career Center were also present to
assist job-seekers and those looking to improve their current
vocation.
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Student and alumni resumes, submitted prior to the event, were
reviewed by more than 15 participating schools and school
districts, including the New York City Department of Education, the
Archdiocese of New York, and the Glen Cove and Roosevelt school
districts. Selected candidates were interviewed and, later in the
afternoon, other attendees candidly engaged with prospective
employers during the open recruitment portion of the
event.
“There is nothing more valuable than our careers and the hunt
for potential employment,” explained William Lipson, Assistant
Director, Alumni Relations, The School of Education, of the
University’s commitment to meeting alumni needs. “The job fair is
an opportunity for alumni to pursue their careers in a positive
direction.”
This annual event, jointly sponsored by The School of Education,
Career Center and Office of Alumni Relations, is just one of the
many ways in which alumni continue to receive value for their
education and reconnect with alma mater. For more networking
opportunities, check the event
calendar.