Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how 3D printing works! Hosted by one of the School of Business's very own students, Nathan Hom

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how 3D printing works! Hosted by one of the School of Business's very own students, Nathan Hom

Get Seeded is a new program being launched by CCEI and other collaborators. Are you interested in getting funding for an idea? Apply to Get Seeded for up to $1,000 to seed your idea.

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how the Internet of Things works! Hosted by one of the School of Business's very own students, Robert McClardy.

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how the Internet of Things works! Hosted by one of the School of Business's very own students, Robert McClardy.

Regardless of major, there are strategies that go beyond entering a keyword into a search engine you can utilize when searching for an internship or co-op. This session covers the main differences between internships and co-ops, student and employer motivations, how to effectively read a posting, and how to use HuskyCareerLink for maximum results. Discover key steps to becoming a stronger candidate for your next internship or co-op!

On Tuesday 11/27 at the Werth Tower Idea Lab, the Werth Institute will be hosting their Pizza Social with special guest speaker Alexa Curtis. Alexa is originally from Mansfield, CT and runs the full-time lifestyle site for teens called Life Unfiltered with Alexa and she runs the nonprofit on social media and mental health called Media Impact and Navigation for Teens. Alexa also signed with Disney for a radio show which premiered in September. Sign in upon arrival.

https://www.lifeunfilteredwithalexa.com/

TBA

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how Virtual Reality works! Hosted by two of the School of Business's very own students, Nathan Hom and Alexander Zevin.

The UConn IDEA Grant program awards funding of up to $4000 per student to support self-designed projects including:


• Artistic & creative endeavors

• Community service initiatives

• Entrepreneurial ventures & prototype development

• Research projects

• Innovative, student-driven projects

Undergraduates in all majors at all UConn campuses can apply. Applications accepted from individuals and small groups working collaboratively on a project.

Attend the information session to learn more about the UConn IDEA Grant program and how to apply!

This workshop is coordinated by the Office of Undergraduate Research. More Information: http://ugradresearch.uconn.edu/IDEA.

Can’t attend an information session? Schedule an advising appointment with program coordinator Melissa Berkey (melissa.berkey@uconn.edu) to learn more about the IDEA Grant and to discuss your project ideas.

If you require an accommodation to participate in this event, please contact Melissa Berkey at
(860) 486-5189 or Melissa.berkey@uconn.edu at least one week prior to the workshop.

The UConn Full-time MBA program is designed for professionals seeking both the short-term skills to succeed in a new functional role, and the long-term capability to effectively lead and manage the complexity of business organizations in a dynamic global environment.

Join us at a virtual infosession to learn more about our career-centric curriculum, admissions, 1-2-1 career development, and more!

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how Virtual Reality works!

oin the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how Virtual Reality works!

4:00 – 5:00 pm –Professional Development


How do you end up with financial independence? At this event, you will learn six (6) steps that will give you a

plan you can understand and own. By eliminating confusion, you can build certainty & retire financially independent.




Come hear from Alan J. McMillian an entrepreneur, Silicon Valley executive and MIT Sloan Fellow. Alan has developed

life skill courses and presented to thousands of students at dozens of universities across the country.




5:00 – 6:00 pm – Social Networking

Time to meet other grad students and tour the Tech Park building.

RSVP: https://secure.engr.uconn.edu/rsvp/index.php?rsvpId=2153

Open walk-in hours for business students to connect with a Career Consultant in Waterbury from 9 am to 3:30 pm

This OPIM Innovate workshop focuses on broadening students' knowledge on augmented reality and its real world applications.

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how Microcontrollers work!

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how Microcontrollers work!

Explore Microsoft is a 12-week summer internship program specifically designed for students in their first or second year of a bachelor’s degree program and provides the opportunity to experience the main phases of the product development cycle: Design, Build and Quality. This program is designed to encourage your interest in MEM, computer science, computer engineering, or a related technical discipline.

Must be freshman or sophomore student, currently enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program within the United States, Canada or Mexico.
Demonstrated interest in majoring in computer science, computer engineering, software engineering or related technical major.
Completed an Introduction to Computer Science course (or equivalent class) as well as one semester of calculus (or equivalent) by the start of the program.
Demonstrated interest in the software industry.

All candidates who meet the above criteria may apply. We especially encourage applications from individuals currently underrepresented in engineering, including women, Native Americans, African Americans, Hispanics, Veterans and individuals with disabilities.

https://careers.microsoft.com/us/en/job/475698/Internship-Opportunities-for-Students-Explore-Microsoft-Internship-Program?rt=university

Minority Access' National Diversity & Inclusion Internship Program
"Developing Tomorrow's Workforce"
The Minority Access National Internship Program is designed to allow talented undergraduate and graduate students experience the diversity and scope of career opportunities available in the federal government and other participating entities. The program provides students with the opportunity to merge academic theory with practical application in the workplace.

Students must submit the following information:
>> Minority Access National Diversity & Inclusion Internship Program On-line Application
>> Academic transcript-Unofficial (Official Transcript will be required upon selection)
>> Two letters of recommendation from faculty advisor or current instructor
>> Resume
>> 250 word essay describing reasons for wanting to participate in the Minority Access NDIIP program

http://www.minorityaccess.org/ndiip_app.html

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how 3D printing works! Hosted by one of the School of Business's very own students, Nathan Hom

This workshop is for F-1 visa holders from the Hartford, GBLC and Law School campuses.

Are you looking for internships off-campus? Does your academic program have a required internship or practicum? You MUST have proper work authorization before you can start any off-campus internships or practicum. This workshop will discuss the difference between CPT and Pre-Completion OPT and the application procedures for both.
Note: If you will be graduating soon and would like information on post-completion practical training, please attend the Post-Completion OPT Workshop instead of this one.


Advance registration is required. Please register at: http://www.icworkshops.uconn.edu

More information available at: http://www.isss.uconn.edu

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how the Internet of Things works! Hosted by one of the School of Business's very own students, Robert McClardy.

This workshop will give you tips for how to navigate LinkedIn and create a profile that will stand out. There will also be a UCONN School of Business backdrop available for professional LinkedIn photos.

Register at: http://s.uconn.edu/3yc

It is extremely important that prospective students make informed choices regarding the selection of an graduate program, and attending an infosession is a valuable way to gather the missing pieces. UConn's graduate business infosessions are an ideal opportunity to learn first-hand about our highly ranked programs, meet with admissions representatives and hear from some of our faculty members. It's also a great way to get acquainted with the campus and see where you would be attending classes.

Programs Represented Infosessions at our Stamford campus present information on the following programs: Part-time MBA Executive MBA (EMBA) MS in Business Analytics and Project Management (MSBAPM) MS in Financial Risk Management (MSFRM) MS in Human Resource Management (MSHRM)

Register at: http://s.uconn.edu/2lo

5:00PM - 6:00PM
Infosession for Full-Time MBA, Part-time MBA, Executive MBA, MSFRM, MSHRM, MSBAPM, and PhD

6:00PM - 6:45PM
GMAT Strategy Session

Session will cover the following topics:
*History and Importance of the GMAT/GRE
*Testing Details/Content
*Intro to Techniques/Sample Questions

oin the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how Virtual Reality works!

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how Microcontrollers work!

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how 3D printing works! Hosted by one of the School of Business's very own students, Nathan Hom

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how the Internet of Things works! Hosted by one of the School of Business's very own students, Robert McClardy.

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how Virtual Reality works! Hosted by two of the School of Business's very own students, Nathan Hom and Alexander Zevin.

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how Virtual Reality works!

Open walk-in hours for business students to connect with a Business School Career Consultant in Waterbury from 9 am to 3:30 pm

Join the OPIM Department in a demonstration on how Microcontrollers work!

As you consider the Executive MBA at UConn, it is extremely important that that you make an informed choice, and attending an infosession is a valuable way to gather the missing pieces. The Executive MBA Lunchtime Virtual Information Sessions are an ideal opportunity to learn first-hand about our highly regarded program, hear from admissions representatives, and faculty.

The UConn Full-time MBA program is designed for professionals seeking both the short-term skills to succeed in a new functional role, and the long-term capability to effectively lead and manage the complexity of business organizations in a dynamic global environment.

Join us at a virtual infosession to learn more about our career-centric curriculum, admissions, 1-2-1 career development, and more!

Register at: http://s.uconn.edu/2lp

Part-time MBA Program
Infosessions at our Waterbury campus present information on the Part-time MBA Program. Check out the following quick links to learn more before coming to an event.
Academics Overview
Curriculum
Fees & Financial Assistance
GMAT/GRE Strategy Sessions
Occasionally, the Waterbury infosessions may include a special GMAT/GRE Strategy Session. These sessions will cover the following topics:
History and Importance of the GMAT/GRE
Testing Details/Content
Intro to Techniques/Sample Questions
How The Princeton Review Can Help You Prepare for the GMAT/GRE

The UConn Full-time MBA program is designed for professionals seeking both the short-term skills to succeed in a new functional role, and the long-term capability to effectively lead and manage the complexity of business organizations in a dynamic global environment.

Join us at a virtual infosession to learn more about our career-centric curriculum, admissions, 1-2-1 career development, and more!