“Successful professionals don’t just specialize in one thing. The more you are able to broaden your perspective and scope, even if you have an area of expertise, the better off you’ll be,” said Lisa Maatz (’89) at the College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Student Career Day. Maatz, who majored […]
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Including a Free Career Pathways Luncheon The College of Arts & Sciences holds its first Graduate Student Career Day on Friday, Oct. 5, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Baker Center. The career event includes a LinkedIn session at 11 a.m., free lunch and networking at noon, followed by […]
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