Backpack to Briefcase

16 Apr 2015 - 10:30 / 16 Apr 2015 - 10:30



The Faculty of Arts & Scienceinvites you to participate in the Backpack to Briefcase (b2B) mentorship program and register for a Staying Connected – b2B Career Centre Workshop, led by the Career Centre. Attend this workshop to learn how to stay connected to the alumni you’re meeting at b2B events and through the b2B LinkedIn group. Hear how to reach out and grow your network. Prepare and practice for informational interviews. Learn specific techniques for expanding your understanding of where you’re degree could take you in the future.

You can choose to attend any of the available workshops (that best suits your schedule):

Thursday April 16             10:30am-12:30pm           Sidney Smith Hall – Rm SS 1085


Monday April 20               2:30pm-4:30pm               Sidney Smith Hall – Rm SS 1085

Register for this workshop at alumni.artsci.utoronto.ca/b2b-career-centre-workshops-spring-2015/. No cost to attend.

 

WHAT IS BACKPACK TO BRIEFCASE (b2B)?

During the academic year, you will be invited to attend various b2B events such as career panel discussions & networking receptions with alumni, sit-down meals hosted by alumni, Career Centre workshops and the U of T Next Steps Conference.

 

This program gives you the opportunity to hear from alumni, ask them questions and build a network with individuals who can offer encouragement and advice as you explore life after graduation.
NOTE: Full participation in the b2B program can be included on your Co-Curricular Record (CCR). Full participation requires: attendance at one b2B Career Centre workshop, one b2B career panel, networking reception or mentorship meal, and the completion of one post-event reflection. Your CCR is an official U of T document that lists approved activities/experiences that you’ve participated in outside the classroom.

Join the Backpack to Briefcase group on LinkedIn and connect with fellow students and alumni before and after each b2B event. Feel free to take part in any career-related discussions on the LinkedIn group or start a discussion of your own!

 

For more info, contact: Giselle Arsenault , Alumni Relations, Officer Faculty of Arts & Science giselle.arsenault@utoronto.ca