Campus Currents: Career Support at MHC
Career Support at MHC
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Career? What career? Whether you’re changing it, building it, or up at night worrying about it (or all three), you need to know the Alumnae Association is here for you. Our director of alumnae career services, Cori Ashworth, has expanded her hours for one-on-one counseling and career advice. She will also offer two new teleclasses for alumnae job-seekers, and will host a career conference call in an informal Q & A format. |
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| One-on-one appointments (phone or on site at MHC’s Career Development Center) Tuesday 1 - 5 pm and 7 - 9 pm Wednesday 2 - 4 pm and 7 - 9 pm Thursday 10am – noon Please call 413-538-2080 Teleclasses |
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Career Conference Call
Lunchtime Job Chat: Q and A for job seekers
Wednesday, March 4, noon – 1pm
Please RSVP for teleclasses by email to cashwort@mtholyoke.edu.
Student-alumnae mentor network
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The Mount Holyoke Center for the Environment invites alumnae in the field of environmental studies or related fields to share their expertise with MHC students. Mentoring a student can involve informal email exchanges, phone calls, or coffee get-togethers—it’s up to you. The Center's goal is to develop a network in which alumnae and students can connect about career or graduate school opportunities, life and social choices, personal passions and concerns, and more. Outcomes of the network may include alumnae-student retreats or workshops, internships, community service experiences, or summer jobs. Or the result may be as simple--and as vitally important—as a personal relationship between a student and an alumna centered on a shared passion for the environment. Please contact us at center-environment@mtholyoke.edu for more information about becoming an alumna mentor or about the many other exciting projects at the Center for the Environment. |
50th Anniversary of the Weissman Center for Leadership and the Liberal Arts
March 27-28
This weekend celebrates and honors the history and future of the center and visionary commitment of Harriet Levine Weissman ’58 and Paul M. Weissman. Events will include a keynote lecture by NPR foreign correspondent Charlayne Hunter-Gault and a symposium that focuses on the center and its achievements, women and leadership, and the power of a liberal arts education.
Focus on Faculty
Joe Smith Exhibits Sculpture
Associate professor of art Joe Smith shows new work using reconstructed found objects at Marlboro College February 2-23.
MHC Economist Authors Recovery Plan
Economics professor Fred B. Moseley is part of a group of progressive economists issuing foreign policy recommendations to revive the ailing U.S. economy.
Ellis Writes on Inaugural Speeches in Newsweek
Professor of politics Joseph Ellis penned an essay on the history of presidential inaugural addresses for the January 21 special inaugural issue of Newsweek.
