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Marirose Osborne | Thursday, March 28, 2019
Saint Mary’s seniors are about to take the leap from college into the world of adulthood. To better prepare them for that world, the College hosted its annual graduation fair Wednesday. The President’s Office, Campus and Community Events, graduate programs, Career Crossings and the Saint Mary’s Alumni Recruitment Team (SMART) all had tables at the
Rebecca Stella | Tuesday, February 12, 2019
Saint Mary’s students have been challenged to bring out their inner creativity and best detective skills throughout the month of February in order to learn more about the Career Crossing Office through their ’90s themed escape room. There are two sessions of the escape room taking place in the Holy Cross parlor on both Feb.
Marirose Osborne | Friday, November 30, 2018
Throughout November, Saint Mary’s Career Crossings Office has celebrated National Career Development Month with a wide variety of activities, events and panels. One of the most popular events, which took place Monday, explored work trends with cookies. Students were asked to choose colored sprinkles and place them on a frosted cookie. Each color corresponded to one
Iman Omar | Tuesday, August 28, 2018
To equip Saint Mary’s women with resources and tools to guide them in planning for their lives after graduation, the Career Crossings Office (CCO) is hosting a variety of events this week to help students to start thinking about their future. Sarah Enck, assistant director of CCO, said the goal of this week is focused
Sara Schlecht | Friday, May 18, 2018
The annual Graduate Destination Survey administered by the Career Crossings Office at Saint Mary’s, in conjunction with the Office for Institutional Research, gave statistical data about the post-graduate plans for this year’s senior class. “[The survey] helps provide a ‘snapshot’ of where [graduating seniors] are at the time of graduation,” Stacie Jeffirs, director of the
Sydney Doyle | Monday, September 11, 2017
The Career Crossings Office (CCO) at Saint Mary’s has hired two students — seniors Courtney Carpenter and Elizabeth Mason — this year in order to better help the student body when it comes to resumes, interviews and career advice. Mason said she hopes working in the CCO will create more opportunities for students to get the assistance
Martha Reilly | Monday, November 2, 2015
On a campus where students tweet almost as much as birds, Social Media Week, celebrated at Saint Mary’s for the next five days, will encourage students to maintain professional online presences. Stacie Jeffirs, director of the Career Crossings Office, said she hopes this week teaches students more about the evolving world of social media. “Social media
Kate Kulwicki | Thursday, January 22, 2015
Wednesday, the Career Crossings Office (CCO) and the department of business administration and economics sponsored an internship panel to help Saint Mary’s students find the right internship to spearhead future career goals. The panel consisted of five members, including director of talent management with INTERNsjc for the St. Joseph County Chamber of Commerce Kate Lee, Sunburst Races
Erin Flanagan | Thursday, November 13, 2014
Saint Mary’s Career Crossings Office (CCO) hosted a discussion Wednesday evening titled, “Making a Difference in the World: Pursuing Post-Grad Service and Fellowships,” which featured two alumnae who graduated in 2011. Rachael Chesley, ’11, was accepted as a fellow and scholar in the prestigious Fulbright Program with the U.S. Department of State shortly after graduating. Chesley is
Bridget Dedelow | Monday, April 7, 2014
Saint Mary’s College students struggling with future career choices, resumes or an internship search can find resources in the SMC Career Crossings Office (CCO), director of the CCO Stacie Jeffirs said. The center can help students find jobs after graduation, but it also offers many more resources, Jeffirs said. “It is an office students can