Title: Life After Graduate School & Your First Year On The Job:
Location: LabAutomation2010, Palm Springs, CA, USA
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Description: Returning for the third time to LabAutomation this year is a much improved one-day program focused on the transition from the academic world to the business world dealing with such sensitive items as interviewing skills, appropriate attire, relocation, cultural impacts, and much, much more. New this year, is a section dedicated specifically to early career professionals and focusing on the first year on the job.

Instructor: Professor Joel Shulman, Ph.D., University of Cincinnati

Preparing For Life After Graduate School
8-10:30AM - Breakfast Served

Résumé Preparation: There\’s always room for improvement

Effective Interviewing for Industry: A trainable skill

What to Expect: Your First Year on the Job
12:30-3:30PM - Lunch Served

First Year on the Job: Getting started in your career

IP & Patents: What you need to know

Business Economics for R&D: A brief primer

Q&A Panel with Industry Leaders

For more information plesase visit

https://www.labautomation.org/LA10/studentprogram.cfm
Start Time: 08:00:00
Date: 2010-01-26
End Time: 15:30:00

VII International Symposium: Chemistry in the Border Region

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