Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Upcoming Events & Deadlines


UPCOMING INFORMATION SESSIONS/CAREER VIEWS
Interested? RSVP via CareerLink.

Information Session: TransPerfect Translations
When: March 5th | 4-5:30PM                    
Location: McGinley 234

Information Session: Google
When: March 6th | 6-8PM
Location: Tognino Hall

Information Session: Fitch Ratings
When: March 11th | 3-4PM           
Location: McGinley 234

Information Session: JP Morgan Internal Audit
When: March 12th | 4-5PM           
Location: McGinley Music Room

Information Session: NBC Universal
When: March 25th | 5-6:30PM
Location: McGinley 234

Career View: Etsy
When: April 23rd | 12-3PM
Location: etsy.com's Brooklyn office

ADDITIONAL UPCOMING EVENTS
What: Diversity WOW Networking Banquet
When: March 5th | 6-9PM                         
Location: McGinley Ballroom (RH)

What: Maximize Your Media Internship:
When: March 24th | 6-8PM           
Location: South Lounge (LC)

What: Fashion Panel & Networking Event
When: March 27th | 6-8PM
Location: Tognino Hall (RH)

RESUME SUBMISSION DEADLINES: On Campus Interviews
Resume Deadline: February 25th           
Ernst & Young (Interview Date: 3/6)
JP Morgan Chase Audit (Interview Date: 3/7)

Resume Deadline: February 26th
Barnum (Interview Date: 3/7)

Resume Deadline: March 2nd
Deloitte (Interview Date: 3/11)

Resume Deadline: March 3rd      
WB Mason (Interview Date: 3/12)

Resume Deadline: March 4th       
McGladrey (Interview Date: 3/13)

For more information and to apply today, submit resume via CareerLink.

Thursday, February 20, 2014

Student Spotlight: Nadira Jackson


By Nadira Jackson, FCLC ‘15

Without Career Services I would have never known about Fordham University’s originally produced television program called Fordham Nightly News (FNN).

A year ago, I was a sophomore sitting in Holly Rotchin’s office, the Associate Director of Career Services. As I made the appointment a few days earlier, I would have never known that appointment would be the flame that would ignite such an awesome firestorm of endless opportunities and possibilities.

I sat in Holly’s office, a clueless Communications major with a Concentration in Radio & Television but with no real experience I could put on my resume relating to my field. She suggested I become a part of Fordham Nightly News. I had never heard of it, but I went on the Fordham website and read that it is a part of Electronic Information Center (EIC-TV Television Studios) located on the ground floor of the Walsh Library at Rose Hill. Upon further reading, I found that FNN was a student run originally produced television program that offered students an engaged and hands-on educational experience in television broadcasting. I was sold. I had to get on FNN someway; somehow.

Fast-forward to a year later, as a junior, I decided to audition to be a part of Fordham Nightly News. It is not just simply signing up. I had to do a screen test for an On-Air position on EIC-TV programming, which was intimidating because I had never done anything like that before. Then, I had to attend two writing workshops with Amy Westerby, a Fordham Professor and Producer, Writer and Editor at CBS News. The writing workshops were intense, and everyone auditioning to be on FNN had to write a package script. These two factors determined if you were going to make it on FNN. I put my all into the audition process and hoped for the best. I finally received an email from Matthew Schottenfeld, the Television Production Manager of EIC-TV Television Studio at Fordham University. The email read, “WELCOME TO FNN!” I had made it on Fordham Nightly News!!!!


Now, as a part of FNN, every Friday I am either a Reporter, Anchor, Interviewer or doing an Editorial (because the positions rotate every week). It is quite an experience… and I love every bit of it. To be able to have awesome, real, professional experience is amazing; and without Career Services I would have never even known about Fordham Nightly News.

Now, I am one step closer to my dreams, and if you want to be as well, I definitely recommend going to Career Services. No matter your major, they will help you find an internship or on-campus experience in any field you want to go into. They are amazing and will help you reach the next step to achieving your dreams!

Fordham Nightly News airs weekdays at 5:30 -- EIC Channel 10 and live online at: www.library.fordham.edu/livestream.html
Also follow us on Twitter! @FordhamFNN

Internships Available: MSCO


MSCO, one of the top marketing firms in the U.S., and Westchester’s fastest growing marketing and business consulting firm, is looking for interns to join their team! See the open positions below:

1. Graphic Design Intern
In this role, you will assist in the creation and development of logos, stationary, marketing collateral, print ads, direct mail, websites, email campaigns, product packaging, etc. for a wide array of clients.

You should be:
Proficient in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign.
Experience with Flash animation a plus.
Resourceful, enthusiastic and innovative.
This is a perfect opportunity for students or recent graduates looking to gain excellent portfolio pieces in all realms of design, as well as creditable work experience.

For more information or to apply, head to CareerLink, Job ID#: 20060.

2. Marketing Intern
The marketing intern will help with daily client needs in the marketing specialties of social media interaction, business development and website maintenance.  The position offers a chance for hands-on experience with the MSCO team and with clients across various industries.  For the ideal candidate, the sky is the limit at MSCO.  Tenure as an intern at our firm is a strong advantage for a full-time position upon graduation.

For more information or to apply, head to CareerLink, Job ID#: 20058

More information about the company:
MSCO specializes in developing marketing strategies that align with our client’s business goals. We serve start-up, small, medium and Fortune 500 companies across a diverse array of industries.

Our CEO wrote the Business Week bestseller and our guiding philosophy, “Your Marketing Sucks.” We believe that marketing must drive and generate revenue; as such we are highly focused on Return On Investment. We work closely with C-level executives to effect meaningful change throughout an organization. We spend time with client businesses to determine their needs, identify opportunities, develop an integrated marketing strategy (which may include branding, advertising, internet marketing, direct response and public relations) and execute the various deliverables.

We are a full service firm, with an in-house public relations and creative teams.

Management Position Available!


CVS is looking to hire Fordham students for management positions ASAP!

Store Management staff drives store execution and performance while building consumer loyalty to CVS/pharmacy through a focus on excellent customer service. Successful managers maintain an engaged store team through demonstrating initiative and leading by example. Support for managers comes not only from their individual store teams, but also regional field management, call centers, distribution centers, and Customer Support Center headquarters.

Candidates will begin as a Store Management Trainee completing basic operations and management skills training and learning about key aspects of the business and CVS/pharmacy culture. In addition Store Management Trainees will receive the necessary training to take operational control of the store and manage staff as either an Assistant Store Manager or Store Manager. This phase lasts approximately 12 weeks. Upon successful completion, individuals will be eligible for promotion to an Assistant Store Manager position. Assistant Store Managers and Store Managers continue to participate in development and leadership training to prepare for potential field management or executive roles. Time in the position varies based on the individual. Most candidates will follow the above plan. Select candidates based on experience and market needs may be considered to begin at different points within the plan. All CVS/pharmacy training programs require certification testing as a requirement for successful completion.

Store Management is responsible for the total leadership and strategic operation of a CVS/pharmacy store including:
- Overall store management, supervision, and policy implementation
- Sales and inventory management
- Employee staffing, training, and development
- Financial management
- Customer service leadership

For more information about the position and to apply today, head to CareerLink, Job ID#: 27906.