Join SMU’s Cox Graduate Women in Business Club (GWiB) for their inaugural conference – Empowering Women to Be Bold & Audacious. We are dedicated to supporting women in reaching their professional and personal growth by fostering and cultivating inclusive environments, opportunities for authentic connections, and promoting gender equity.
They are seeking a highly motivated and creative Social Media and Communication Intern to join their small, socially minded entrepreneurial team. As an Intern, you will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in communication strategies, social media management, and content creation. You will work closely with the founder to develop and execute engaging campaigns, boost brand awareness, and create compelling content that resonates with their target audience as they seek to advance economic mobility and foster investor-minded leaders in society. This is a fantastic opportunity to kickstart your career, learn from a successful and nationally recognized leader, and grow your financial communication skills in the dynamic economic world we live in today.
Work with the Lyle School of Engineering’s Marketing and Communications team to bring our marketing strategies to life through storytelling about our undergraduate and graduate students and alumni.
You’ve been waiting your entire life for this moment. Every year you’ve gotten achingly closer, and now, you’re finally 21! No more worrying if that scary bouncer twice your size is going to throw you out. Whether you identify as an avid party girl (or guy) like me, or prefer to stay in and chill with a few homies, this guide will be sure to make your 21st a night to remember (or not).
This part-time Marketing Coordinator position is with David Swaim & Associates, a boutique law firm dedicated exclusively to US immigration law. We represent the entire spectrum of clients in the immigration process, from multinational corporations to individual clients, with one issue to resolve. Having served over 45,000 companies, employers, religious organizations, universities, and individuals, we pride ourselves in delivering all clients the highest level of client service and expertise.
by Steve Lee, APR
In short, yes. You need a mentor!
Good mentors are like unicorns, magical. Ask the CCPA faculty and staff, and many will tell you of their love and respect for their mentors. There is a good reason or a thousand reasons why you need a mentor.