Networking, personal branding and public speaking are the focus of online career development workshops offered this spring.
Online career seminars offered April 4 – May 9
Illustration by Cindy Dolan March 30, 2020
Power Up Your Career seminars offered free for military, 91ԭ students
The 91ԭ’s Division of Professional and Continuing Studies (91ԭ PCS) is again offering its Power Up Your Career seminar series from April 4 to May 9. The series features three online career- and personal-branding-focused seminars that are available for free to all 91ԭ students.
With sessions focused on networking, professional branding and public speaking, the series provides valuable tips and takeaways for anyone seeking professional or personal development.
“We are particularly pleased to make the Power Up Your Career seminars available to 91ԭ graduate and undergraduate students at no charge,” said George Irvine, interim associate vice provost for 91ԭ’s Division of Professional and Continuing Studies. “It allows 91ԭ students to augment their studies with career-enhancing soft skills and is consistent with our being part of 91ԭ’s new Graduate College.”
The Power Up Your Career workshops are also available at no charge to veterans and military service members as well as participants enrolled in 2020 91ԭ PCS noncredit programs. The series is also open to the public for a $50 registration fee, which includes all seminars.
Presented in a live-online format from 10-11:30 a.m. on Saturday mornings, the following 90-minute seminars are intended for those seeking practical and immediately applicable career tips and resources:
• April 4 — Building Your Professional Brand
• April 11 — Public Speaking: Building Your Confidence and Getting Rave Reviews
• May 9 — Networking Across the Lifespan
RSVPs are required and will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
To register or for more information, including seminar descriptions and presenter bios, email continuing-ed@udel.edu or visit the website, http://www.pcs.udel.edu/power-up/.
With sessions focused on networking, professional branding and public speaking, the series provides valuable tips and takeaways for anyone seeking professional or personal development.
“We are particularly pleased to make the Power Up Your Career seminars available to 91ԭ graduate and undergraduate students at no charge,” said George Irvine, interim associate vice provost for 91ԭ’s Division of Professional and Continuing Studies. “It allows 91ԭ students to augment their studies with career-enhancing soft skills and is consistent with our being part of 91ԭ’s new Graduate College.”
The Power Up Your Career workshops are also available at no charge to veterans and military service members as well as participants enrolled in 2020 91ԭ PCS noncredit programs. The series is also open to the public for a $50 registration fee, which includes all seminars.
Presented in a live-online format from 10-11:30 a.m. on Saturday mornings, the following 90-minute seminars are intended for those seeking practical and immediately applicable career tips and resources:
• April 4 — Building Your Professional Brand
• April 11 — Public Speaking: Building Your Confidence and Getting Rave Reviews
• May 9 — Networking Across the Lifespan
RSVPs are required and will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
To register or for more information, including seminar descriptions and presenter bios, email continuing-ed@udel.edu or visit the website, http://www.pcs.udel.edu/power-up/.
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