Metro Career Night – Metro NY

***FOR ALUMNI VOLUNTEERS***
Wednesday, Jan. 15
Fashion Institute of Technology
(John E. Reeves Great Hall)
Use entrance at 7th Avenue at 28th Street, Manhattan

6 – 7 p.m.: Alumni Reception
7 – 9 p.m.: Student-Alumni Career Networking Session

Share your knowledge and advice with current students at Metro Career Night 2014! This event provides current students with an opportunity to learn about various careers and receive advice from successful Binghamton University alumni like you.

We are seeking alumni volunteers from a range of occupations and employers. We welcome your participation. If you would like to make a difference by volunteering at our event, please contact Melinda Holicky, associate director of alumni volunteer engagement.

Sponsored by the Binghamton University Alumni Association, Career Development Center, and the Alumni Association Metro New York Chapter.

***FOR STUDENTS***
A Career Exploration Event for Students

Wednesday, Jan. 15
Fashion Institute of Technology
(John E. Reeves Great Hall)
Use entrance at 7th Avenue at 28th Street, Manhattan

6 – 7 p.m.: Panel Discussion “Powerful Career Tips from Alumni”
7 – 9 p.m.: Student-Alumni Career Networking Session

Metro Career Night is a special opportunity for you to network with successful Binghamton University alumni living in the Metro New York area and working in a wide range of careers. They’re willing to share their expertise with you!

A panel of successful Binghamton University graduates will share powerful career tips and strategies. Then, you can meet face-to-face with alumni during a career networking session where you can ask questions about working in specific fields and industries.

Admission to this event is free. Online registration is strongly recommended. In fact, students who pre-register and attend will be entered into a drawing to win special Binghamton University prizes. Dress is business casual.

Why attend? This event is a unique opportunity to meet and network with successful Binghamton University alumni who can provide you with career advice and insights and respond to your specific questions about their work, their transition to their present career, industry trends, and other topics.

Panelists:
Raymond G. Russolillo ’80
Partner, Withum Smith & Brown, PC
President, Binghamton University Alumni Association
Bachelor of Arts, Economics
Bachelor of Science, Accounting

Jolene Chan ’99
Chief of Staff, Bluewolf
Bachelor of Science, Management

Emilia Naccarato, ’80
Bachelor of Arts, Law & Society (Philosophy, Politics, and Law)
JD, St. John’s University School of Law, 1983
Associate Director, Career Services, Cardozo Law School

Moderator:
William McCarthy
Associate Director, Career Development Center

Please stop by the Career Development Center (CDC) table at Metro Career Night to have your resume reviewed, learn about CDC resources, and ask career-related questions.

If you have any questions, contact Courtney Huff, assistant director of student and young alumni engagement.

Sponsored by the Binghamton University Alumni Association, Career Development Center, and the Alumni Association’s Metro New York Chapter.