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Mia Clermont from the ¹ú²úÔ­´´ Career Center will lead you through this discussion on how to make the most of your first 30 days on the job. Learn what to expect and how to make this transition into the real world flawless.

Learn to wine and dine like the best of them! This webinar will guide you in how to handle business dinners like a pro. We'll teach you tips and tricks to conquer and prevail in interviews and business meetings.

This webinar guides you through the fundamentals of this often confusing subject. Whether it's health, auto, home, or even pet insurance, you'll learn the basics to guide you in making selections that fit your needs.

 with Aimee Kawabata, BA'16.

 that was presented by Aimee Kawabata, BA'16.

Thinking about how to budget, save and deal with your finances when you leave ¹ú²úÔ­´´? Learn about saving, budgeting, dealing with debt, building credit and setting you up your long-term financial success, starting now in Money 101.

 with Rohit Sahni, BS'01.

 from ¹ú²úÔ­´´ professor and alumnus, Gary Kimball, BS'84, MBA '85.

This webinar focuses on helping you to conquer and prevail during your first few days and weeks on the job.

, presented by Cindy Son, BS'19, and Jeff Casulo, MBA'16, from Deloitte.

This virtual networking session connects you with young alumni leaders in some of our largest cities across the U.S. This event happens each year, however there are no post-event virtual materials available at this time.

This moderated panel discussion with expert career coaches and current all-star graduate student, Maddi Edwards, will help you gain clarity on how to be a successful grad student as well as how to make the most out of the first semester and beyond.

Each year a professor is chosen by the Senior class to give one Last Lecture, filled with advice and well wishes for the graduating class.

 from Rosevelt L. Noble, BS'98, PhD'03, assistant dean of residential colleges, director of the Bishop Joseph Johnson Black Cultural Center, faculty head of Stambaugh House and senior lecturer in sociology.

 from Vanessa Beasley, vice provost for academic affairs and dean of residential faculty.