Cs Radio

Radio. CS Radio. Welcome to Episode 007! J. Michael and A. Mylène are shaken, but not stirred as they cover career fair preparation in advance of Thursday’s International Opportunities Fair. College assistant Alyssa Perkins-Chatterton stops by to talk about the work that goes into organizing a career fair, as well as to share some of the feedback she receives every year from the employers who attend. If you plan on coming to the fair this week, this is a must listen episode! All that, plus the usual rundown of Career Services events and Michael taking every opportunity he has to mention James Bond. Enjoy!

Happy Halloween from CS Radio!! In this the spirit of the season, J. Michael and A. Mylène share their personal interview horror stories this week. Thrill to Michael explaining in an interview why he might quit right away! Chill to Mylene’s webcam of horrors! It’s all too terrifying! Luckily, your ghost hosts also have solid advice on how to avoid these terrors in your own interviewing. Plus, as always, we have a rundown on what’s coming up this week in the crypts of Career Services. This week’s special Halloween theme song is “Moments Like Last Night Make Me Wanna Believe in Ghosts” by Electric Bird Noise, used under a Creative Commons License.

Sorry for the delay! We’re a day late in posting, but he hope it was worth the wait. In this week’s episode, we look at how to research employers and graduate school programs to figure out if you’ll be a good fit. We welcome Senior Associate Director Todd Rothman to tell us about today’s Graduate School Meet Up program and he reveals his surprising dream career! All that, plus the regular rundown of this week’s events highlights and Michael gets Halloween started early with an interview horror story! Enjoy!

In this week’s episode, you can learn all about our upcoming Clinical Volunteering Mixer from Carol Hagan, Associate Director of the Pre-Graduate & Professional School advising team. Meanwhile, Michael and Mylène talk about how to best feature volunteer experience on your resume and why volunteering is just as valuable as work experience. As usual, you also get a look at the week ahead and highlights of upcoming Career Services programs. Enjoy!

In this week’s podcast, hosts A. Mylène Kerschner and J. Michael DeAngelis welcome Tamara Mason, assistant for the Wharton undergraduate and Engineering teams in Career Services. The topic is negotiating job offers and we tackle everything from asking for the salary you want to Penn’s policies regarding “exploding offers” that employers sometimes impose on students. As always, we also preview the week ahead, highlighting some of the great programming coming up form Career Services. If you have suggestions for guests or topics you’d like to see covered, leave comment here on tweet @PennCareerServ! Enjoy!

The second episode of our new podcast is now live! Join hosts A. Mylene Kerschner and J. Michael DeAngelis as they walk you through the basics of Penn’s On Campus Recruiting process. Later in the show, we’re joined by Associate Director for the College of Arts & Sciences team, Heather Trannen. Enjoy!

Welcome to the first episode of CS Radio, the official podcast of The University of Pennsylvania Career Services office. Each Monday, your hosts A. Mylene Kerschner and J. Michael DeAngelis will discuss a new topic from the world of Career Services, highlight important and interesting upcoming programing and bring special guests into the studio to discuss their own career paths. This week’s episode, “Discovery,” looks at the broad topic of career exploration. Special guest David Fox, Director of New Student Orientation and Academic Initiatives, tells us about this year’s academic theme, The Year of Discovery, and about his own varied career as academic administrator, lecturer and performing arts critic. We’re also joined by Barbara Hewitt, Senior Associate Director of Career Services to talk about self-assessments and career inventories. One note, due to some technical difficulties, we’re a little late in posting the episode, so some of the events highlighted in this week’s episode have already passed. We