Professional Development Events (PD Events) 2012-2013

Professional Development Events are held to support the continued professional growth of School of business students.  PD Events cover specific topics that relate to young professionals, but are not necessarily topics that are covered in the classroom.  Some examples include networking, employee benefits, interviewing techniques, interpersonal skills in the workplace, and diversity in the workplace. School of Business students are required to participate in and complete a minimum of twelve (12) professional development events as a graduation requirement.

 

You must register for the Gold events at gold.geneseo.edu.
Times and locations may change without notice but will be correct on the website.

January 23
GOLD-Discover the Seven Secrets of Schmoozing Success
CU 114 1:00-2:00
January 28
GOLD-Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
CU 319
2:30-3:30
January 29
GOLD-Using the Path-Goal Approach to Leading
CU 322/323
2:30-3:30
January 29
GOLD-Running Effective Meetings
CU Hunt Room
2:30-3:30
January 29
GOLD-Assertiveness Training
CU319
2:30-3:30
January 29
GOLD-Networking Basics with Geneseo Alumni
Welles 111
2:30-3:30
January 30
GOLD-SMART Goals
CU 114
2:30-3:30
January 30GOLD-Presentaion SkillsWelles242:30-3:30
January 31An Evening with PwC: Strategies for Interviews and ResumesNewton 2017:00-8:00
February 4
GOLD-Reflecting on Your College Experience
CU 319 2:30-3:30
February 5What to Expect From Your Employer and Employee BenefitsSouth 3384:30-5:30
February 7How to Get a JobCU 3246:00-7:00
February 11
GOLD-Preparing Your Resume
CU 114
2:30-3:30
February 12Networking in the Real World: An Evening with Geneseo AlumsCU Fireside Lounge6:00-8:00
February 13
GOLD-Who Knows You: Speed Networking on the Clock
CU 114
2:30-3:30
February 13
GOLD-Presentation Skills
Welles 24
2:30-3:30
February 13
GOLD-Creating and Leading Inclusive Environments
CU Hunt Room
2:30-3:30
February 18
GOLD-The Job Search
CU 319
2:30-3:30
February 19
GOLD-Emotional Intelligence and Its Impact on Leadership
CU 319
2:30-3:30
February 19"How Much?! Building a Budget - Residential LifeSaratoga Commons7:00-8:00
February 20
GOLD-Presentation Skills
Welles 24 2:30-3:30
February 20
GOLD-Job Interviewing Skills
CU 114
2:30-3:30
February 20
GOLD-Running Effective Meetings
CU Hunt Room
2:30-3:30
February 21
GOLD-Presentation Skills II
CU 322/323
2:30-3:30
February 25
GOLD-Time Management
CU 114
2:30-3:30
February 26
GOLD-Social Networking for Professioals
Milne 121
2:30-3:30
February 26
GOLD-Job Search Letters
CU 319
2:30-3:30
February 26Career NightWelles Rooms5:00-8:00
February 27
GOLD-Networking/Informational Interviewing Strategies
CU 319 2:30-3:30
March 4
GOLD-Developing Inter-Group Relationships
CU 319
2:30-3:30
March 5
GOLD-Dinner Etiquette for Business & Social Settings
CU Ballroom6:00-8:00
March 6
GOLD-Networking Mixer & Dinner for Women
CU Ballroom
5:30-7:30
March 7UAA's Seminar on Survival (S.O.S. Program)Newton 2047:00-8:00
March 11
GOLD-Ethical Dilemmas in Leadership & Business
CU 319
2:30-3:30
March 11
GOLD-Using Your Personaltiy Type
CU 1142:30-3:30
March 12
GOLD-Group Dynamics
CU 322/323
2:30-3:30
March 13
GOLD-Career Quest for Juniors & Seniors
CU Hunt Room
2:30-3:30
March 26
GOLD-Office Etiquette
CU 322/3232:30-3:30
March 28"Finding an Apartment" - Residential LifeSaratoga Commons7:00-8:00
April 2
GOLD-Social Networking for ProfessionalsMilne 121
1:30-2:30
April 8
GOLD-Professionalism ni the Workplace
CU 3192:30-3:30
April 9
GOLD-Conflict Resolution
CU 322/323
2:30-3:30
April 9"Life After College" - Residential LifeSaratoga Commons7:00-8:00
April 10
GOLD-Stress Management
CU Hunt Room
2:30-3:30
April 15
GOLD-First Year On the Job for Juniors and Seniors
CU 319
2:30-3:30
April 17
GOLD-Stress Management
CU Hunt Room
2:30-3:30