Promotion: CNMS Virtual Careers Conference
Hosted by the Career Center
Tuesday, February 16, 2021 · 3:30 - 5:30 PM
Online
See the Career Center myUMBC page for more details.
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Are you pursuing a degree in science but are unsure about your career path? Want to learn what industries hire students with a degree in science? Consider attending the second annual CNMS Virtual Careers Conference!
Attend this online event and hear from UMBC alumni and employers in the sciences talk about exciting career paths in science! All majors/years welcomed!
When: Tuesday, February 16, 2021- 3:30-5:30 PM
Where: Online
Who: All undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees in a science-related discipline
AGENDA:
- Opening remarks from Dr. William LaCourse, dean of CNMS
- Employer panel discussing the benefits of your degree in the workplace
- Stories from successful CNMS alumni working in various industries
- Q&A and networking sessions with employer and alumni panelists
Employer Panelists:
Listen to the following panelist talk about why they hire students with science degrees:
Listen to the following panelist talk about why they hire students with science degrees:
- Russell Hill, Ph.D., Director and Professor
Institute for Marine and Environmental Technology (IMET) - Mina Izadoo, Ph.D., President & Chief Science Officer
Integrated Pharma Services and Omni Biosciences - Cesar Perez-Gonzalez, Ph.D., Training Director
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Alumni Panelists:
Learn from UMBC alumni as they share their unique career paths to where they are:
- Lipi Mukherjee, Ph.D., Physics ('20), Postdoc Fellow
National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) - Yi Liu, Biological Sciences ('16), Genetic Counselor
National Institutes of Health - Anne Saba, Math ('15), Investment Fellow
T. Rowe Price - Daniel Stonko, Biological Science ('17), Research & Development Analyst
KeraLink International
Registration is NOT required for this event. Further details to follow as event draws closer!
Questions: Email Susan Hindle at shindle@umbc.edu.
