Campus Wide Speed-Networking Event Instructor Class RSVP form
Jan. 31 - Feb. 3, 2022 | Sessions at 10:30 a.m, 1 p.m., 2 p.m. 5 p.m.
More info at: https://seattlecentral.edu/connectcentral

Instructor Sign-up

This is a great opportunity in alignment with Guided Pathways for students to meet with professionals to explore and inform career paths. We have more enthusiasm from professionals in our community for this virtual event than ever before and hope that students can take advantage of it.

Lists of industry professionals will be shared in the weeks prior to the event so that students can plan accordingly. For questions, please contact Emily Thurston at emily.thurston@seattlecolleges.edu

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* 1. Name of your class & estimated # of students:

Your Name:

Class Name:

Estimated #:

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* 2. Are you offering credit/ extra credit to students (if so, we can provide you with attendance info)

Yes

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* 3. Would you like to incorporate a "Networking: 101" guest lesson in your class prior to the event?

Yes, contact me to schedule a time to join my class

Yes, on my own - send me the materials only so I can share with my class

Nope, my students are already networking pros.

If scheduling a class visit for the "Networking 101" presentation, please indicate how long we can join you & preferred dates/times.
The Career Center may also be able to join to do career exploration conversations with students at this time if desired.

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* 4. Is there anything the planning team should consider to make this event worthwhile for students? Also list any other accommodations or questions here:

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* 1. Name of your class & estimated # of students:

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* 2. Are you offering credit/ extra credit to students (if so, we can provide you with attendance info)

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* 3. Would you like to incorporate a "Networking: 101" guest lesson in your class prior to the event?

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* 4. Is there anything the planning team should consider to make this event worthwhile for students? Also list any other accommodations or questions here:

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* 5. Do you know anyone in your personal or professional network who you think would like to volunteer to network with students?