Alumnae Career Panels and Networking Reception 2020 R.S.V.P.

Thank you for your interest in assisting us with the Alumnae Career Panels and Networking Reception. This event is very helpful to First-years and Sophomores as they explore potential majors and career paths. Regardless of whether you're working in your major field or not, this is a great opportunity for students to see what paths that their liberal arts degrees can take them. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday, Feb. 6, from 6-8 p.m. (6-7 p.m. panels/7-8 p.m. reception) at the Mary Brown Bullock Science Center. Please complete the registration form below.

If you register after February 3, you are more than welcome to join us but there will not be a pre-printed nametag for you. However, you can fill in a nametag on-site.

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* 1. Please tell us about yourself:

First name

Current last name

Last name when a student at ASC

Class year

Your major(s) at ASC

Your current employer

Your current job title

Your preferred email (for reminder email)

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* 2. Please tell us what you want to participate in:

I will participate on a career panel with alumnae from my major area (6-7 p.m.) Alumnae should arrive by 5:45 p.m., snacks will be available.

I will come to just to the networking reception (7-8 p.m.)

I will come to the whole evening and do a panel and the reception (6-8 p.m.) Alumnae should arrive by 5:45 p.m., snacks will be available.

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* 3. Students find it very helpful to have a short paragraph bio of the alumnae participating. This helps them identify alumnae in which they want to make sure they meet/connect. Please share 2-4 sentences (less than 200 words) for a short bio to be printed for the event. (Text boxes will expand.)

Here is an example from last year:
Alexandra Pajak ’04, Brookhaven Therapy – Lead Clinician
Alexandra graduated with a B.A. in Music from Agnes Scott College. Since she has earned a Masters of Social Work from the University of Georgia and earned her Clinical Social Work License. Agnes Scott's emphasis on writing, cultural competency, and the arts prepared her well for succeeding in graduate school and working with clients from different cultural backgrounds other than her own. Adrienne also works in the correctional healthcare system, where she provides feminist-centered therapy and music therapy to female inmates.

Short bio

If you run out of room here is some more space