THIS IS THREE WORKSHOPS The evenings of April 4, April 6, and April 11 Each is 7-8:30 Must attend all three for PAWS credit. Must reserve your space ahead of time: to do so, email jknight@mhu.edu
THIS IS THREE WORKSHOPS The evenings of April 4, April 6, and April 11 Each is 7-8:30 Must attend all three for PAWS credit. Must reserve your space ahead of time: to do so, email jknight@mhu.edu
THIS IS THREE WORKSHOPS The evenings of April 4, April 6, and April 11 Each is 7-8:30 Must attend all three for PAWS credit. Must reserve your space ahead of time: to do so, email jknight@mhu.edu
GroundBreaking Financial will be on hand to give valuable insights into building credit and using it wisely.
Learn the ins and outs of the credit industry and how to use these to your advantage.
Three-night series of workshops aimed at helping students develop, polish, and deliver their "professional pitch" about their past, present, and future goals. Dates are November 7, November 14, and November 16. Free, but RSVP required.
This is a celebration of first gen students, staff, and faculty. Breakfast at Spilman, snacks in Day Hall, and dinner in Wall 202. We will give out first gen t-shirts and stickers. Breakfast: Spilman Hall, 8-11 a.m. Snacks: Lunsford Atrium, Day Hall, 12-3 p.m. Dinner: Wall 202, 4-7 p.m.
Three-night series of workshops aimed at helping students develop, polish, and deliver their "professional pitch" about their past, present, and future goals. Dates are November 7, November 14, and November 16. Free, but RSVP required.
Three-night series of workshops aimed at helping students develop, polish, and deliver their "professional pitch" about their past, present, and future goals. Dates are November 7, November 14, and November 16. Free, but RSVP required.
Explore and meet representatives from all majors and minors, and then complete the assignment (also for Paws credit): mhu.edu/MMFair
The STEM Club and Cothran Center are co-sponsoring a talk titled "Making Mathematics Meaningful in Manufacturing." This talk will balance the application of mathematics in manufacturing with using a STEM degree to find a job.
This event will have a panel of MHU alums and friends offering advice on finding a job upon completion of the undergraduate degree (without going to grad school).