Yay!!! My final workshop!! The tour of the gallery went by very quickly. The space was very tiny and they only allowed 20 people in at a time. The at pieces were quite interesting. They call it abstract art but it just looked like haphazard dabs of paint on a canvas to me. Guess I dont know how to abstract things wel. (lol). I actually saw a few things in the art piece that the director was pointing out, so I can’t be that bad. The tour was over before I got a chance to take a full deep breath. I must admit I didnt mind at all though.
Values, Pressure and Choosing a major
On November 16, I went to this workshop where it discusses our hopes, goals and plans for the future and methods that can help us get there. It also talk about how outside influence can affect the major one chooses to be in. Adam Cox, one of the instructors, helped me realize other potential goals I can set for myself during the course of the year. Also I learned that factors, such as race/ethnicity, social class, and my family, can have a big influence in which way my career goes. Overall I am glad I attended. I learned that societal factor, in one way or another, largely does influence your major.
Child Trafficking Awareness Event
Thanks to Tomson to pointing this out to me.
There will be a coffee house event to raise awareness of child trafficking in the world. It is scheduled for Tuesday November 17th at the Multi-purpose room (1-107). The event begins at 12:45. This event will count as Community/Global Awareness.
Sports at Baruch
Sports is really not my forte, but I’ll do my best to give an overview of the sports scene at Baruch for those of you that may be interested in joining an athletics team during your time as students at Baruch. There are several different men’s and women’s sports teams at Baruch. The men’s sports consist of basketball, baseball, tennis, swimming and diving, cross country, soccer, and volleyball. Women’s consist of basketball, volleyball, softball, cross country, swimming and diving, tennis, and cheerleading and dance. All athletic teams rotate their seasons throughout the regular school year. In other words, some teams have their season during the fall semester while others hold their season during the spring. In order to be eligible to be a Bearcat you must be a full-time student and have/maintain a GPA of 2.0 or higher. Before you start practicing with your team, you must also pass a medical clearance. Medical clearance will be consist mainly of a sports medicine questionnaire and any health forms that you may need to submit. Any student playing on a Baruch athletic team must also fill out a NCAA Compliance form. For more information, you can visit the Baruch athletic website at http://athletics.baruch.cuny.edu/.
Spring 2010 Classes!!!!
Hey Gang,
Here you can post any questions you may have about classes and I will be periodically posting answers to all of them. Also, any questions you may have regarding registration can be posted here as well.
Good luck with registration!
Interviewing Skills Workshop
On November 12t 09 I attended the basic interview career workshop on the first floor of the V.C. I found this workshop to be really useful in terms of what to do and what not to do when at an interviewed or being interviewed. You must ALWAYS research the company you are applying for a job, not just to show that you are interested but to show the interviewer that you are always prepared and are dedicated to the company. I also learned that the majority of the interview is focused on not what you say but what you do. Your physical appearance, how you’re dressed, firm handshake, smiling and paying attention to the interviewer as they speak. Always make eye contact! I really took this workshop seriously and I believe it will help me in the future when I apply for a job and get called in for an interview.
Career Planning: Basic Interviewing Skills
On November 12,2009, I attended a career workshop on basic interviewing . During the workshop I learned the do’s and dont’s when goin to a interview. Like doing your resarch on the company before the interview so the interviewer sees that your interested in their copmany.Women should wear skirt or pant suits but do your rearch on the attire of the company. Women should also wear low heel shoes. Women should not wear brown or green suits or perfume. Have a smile and a firm handshake when greeting the interviwer. During the interview, you should listen actively and after ask any questions you have. When the interview is over, write notes and a thank you letter