Whether you are seeking a job, a training opportunity, or just the chance to acquire more resources or experience, effective negotiation skills are vital to your career. In this presentation, you will learn how to develop a negotiation strategy that will contribute to your success. 12/5, 3-5pm, Biomedical Science Tower (Room S100).
The Pittsburgh Federal Executive Board in partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers invites you to attend a Federal Agency Career Fair on Tuesday, November 19 (11-2pm) at the William Moorhead Federal Building. This free event is open to anyone interested in pursuing a career or internship in public service. For more information, email amber.klemetti@opm.gov .
Public health specialists are needed to address issues of global maternal and child health, nutrition and hygiene, infectious and vaccine-preventable diseases, and more. Join a representative from the Peace Corps to learn about how you can help improve a community’s basic healthcare while gaining global skills for your career. 11/13, 3-4pm, 1154 Public Health. RSVP in Pitt Bridges.
This annual event provides a venue for women to share strengths, talents and experience, and fosters an academic culture which supports the professional and personal development of women students, postdoctoral and clinical fellows, and faculty members in medicine and science. This year's theme is Climate, Culture & Conflict in Academia. Hosted by the Office of Academic Career Development (OACD) at the University Club.
Learn everything you need to know about developing a competitive resume for government agencies and the federal employment process. Following the presentation, have your resume reviewed by a representative from the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System. Presentation: 10/30, 11:30am-12:30pm, 1155 Public Health (RSVP in Pitt Bridges); Resume Reviews: 12:40-1:10pm (sign up in the Student Affairs Office - G009 Public Health).
Whether you are a manager or a member of a team, learn techniques that will enhance your ability to resolve conflicts you regularly encounter with your co-workers. Sponsored by the Center for Doctoral and Postdoctoral Career Development (DPCD). 11/6, 2-5pm, S100 Starzl Biomedical Science Tower
Interdisciplinary teams of graduate students from across the region are challenged to solve a real-world problem related to human services while competing for a monetary prize. This is a fantastic opportunity to network with other students and prominent local leaders. Register by October 25.
PULSE is a year-long service experience that cultivates a community of young servant leaders to transform Pittsburgh by working with local nonprofits. Apply by March 1, 2020.
The CBO is currently recruiting public health master’s and doctoral students for positions as Analysts and Economists to work on a range of projects related to healthcare, the environment, and other federal programs. In addition to full-time positions, the CBO offers a 10-week summer internship program for graduate students interested in health policy, economics, and/or statistics. Applications for the internship program open on Jan 6, 2020.
This workshop will explore strategies to effectively prepare and market oneself to industry, government, and non-profit employers. Presented by Joan Anson, Director of Career Services. 10/24, 3-5pm, A521 Public Health. RSVP on Pitt Bridges.
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