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History at Work Speaker Series: Non-profits and social activism

The History at Work Speaker Series explores the many ways to transform historical thinking into a career after college. In this installment, former history minor Kent Strickland ('15) will talk about what the assets of a humanities degree are in grassroots campaigning, how he found his job, and what kind of candidates he's currently recruiting. Open to all majors. FREE PIZZA.

Professional Development Workshop: Time Management and Work-Life Balance

Are the rigors of grad school getting you down? Is your personal mantra “it’s not the last minute yet”? This month’s PDW will focus on ways to get (and stay!) organized while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Refreshments will be provided for those who RSVP one week before the event.

Email Nicole Gallucci  to RSVP.

 

Graduate Student Auditions for the Lunchtime Time Machine

A graduate student audition to participate in the History Department Lunchtime Time Machine series. The winner of this competition will give a lecture on their topic in a future semester. Faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates are invited to attend and vote on the winning speaker.

Topics TBD.

The Lunchtime Time Machine is a popular undergraduate history talk series.

Free and open to the public.

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