Event begins after 5 PM

Take Back the Night is an international Rally and March that is organized in local communities with the purpose of unifying women, men, and children in an awareness of violence against women, children and families.

Work for America: Exploring Federal Government Careers

Networking: Tips and Strategies For Leaders

Encouraging the Heart

Resumes That Get You The Interview

My Space/Facebook:  True Communications or True Confessions

Job Shadowing Orientation

Hello Cruel World:  Survival Tips for Teens, Freaks, and Outlaws

This workshop is for students (straight, gay, bisexual, and undecided) who wish to deepen their understanding of issues facing LGBT youth.

On Men, Women and the Rest of Us: Featuring Kate Bornstein 

An autobiographical piece that personalizes abstract issues of gender and sexuality as "either/or or neither/nor.  She is interested in providing support for students who feel that they do not fit in and in educating anyone who is confused about what LGBT means and what it means to be a transgender person.

How to Find a Job: Going Beyond the Internet

Career Assessment Workshop for Undeclared Students

Students will take the Strong Interest Survey and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator to assist them in deciding upon a major and career.

10 Steps to Effective Teamwork

The Secret of Multi-tasking: Making Time for Success

NO! explores the international reality of rape, other forms of sexual assault and healing through the first person testimonies, scholarship, spirituality, activism, and cultural work of African-Americans.

Highlighters, Tape Recorders, or Chewing Gum:  Discovering Your Learning Style

May Day! May Day! I’m Stressed!

If you make the right decisions based on integrity and fairness, you will sleep well at night. This interactive session will focus on making decisions with integrity in your everyday life.

Career Assessment Workshop 

Students will take the Strong Interest Survey and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator to assist them in deciding upon a major and career.

Mandatory for those in Athletic Freshman Seminar Classes

Successorizing: Building Your Self from the Ground Up!

Job Shadowing Orientation

Be an Interview “Pro”

Former Mobster talks about his life in the mob and gambling

Thinking Outside the Matrix: Using Motivation to Achieve Success

Thinking Outside the Matrix: Using Motivation to Achieve Success

Resumes That Get You The Interview

What’s in Your Wallet? Becoming a Money Manager

How to Find a Job: Going Beyond the Internet

Lights…Camera…Action! Effective Ways to Create a Dynamic Presentation

The Ins and Outs of Group Dynamics

Building Bridges Not Walls: Learning to Communicate with Your Professor

Glenn Burkins, Editor of the Charlotte Observer will speak of the ethical issues he has faced as a reporter

May Day! May Day! I’m Stressed!

Career Assessment Workshop for Undeclared Students

Students will take the Strong Interest Survey and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator to assist them in deciding upon a major and career.

Leaving College: How to Succeed at Work

The first 100 attendees will get a copy of his new book.

Diversity Awareness Week:

Josh Sundquist: One-Legged Stand-Up Comedian

Networking in the Job Search

Be an Interview "Pro"

I’m Drawing  a Blank: Improving Your Memory

Thinking Outside the Matrix: Using Motivation to Achieve Success

Highlighters, Tape Recorders, or Chewing Gum:  Discovering Your Learning Style

What’s in Your Wallet? Becoming a Money Manager

Learn How You Can Become a Millionaire

Job Shadowing Orientation

What’s in Your Wallet? Becoming a Money Manager

I’m Drawing  a Blank: Improving Your Memory

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