Category Archives: Workshops

11/24/09 – 12:50PM-2:10PM in VC 3-215 This workshop was about how to give people a good first impression. Most of the information presented in the powerpoint presentation was common sense, such as being enthusiastic (but not overly so), genuinely interested, … Continue reading →

This so far has been the best workshop that I have attended out of any other workshop. Since I came to Baruch, people have always been stressing “INTERNSHIPS! INTERNSHIPS! INTERNSHIPS!” And this workshop gave me a place to find out … Continue reading →

11/17/09 – 1:00pm-2:00pm  in the Sidney Mishkin Gallery building This workshop was the one of the last Arts at Baruch workshops, so there were many people that attended. The line was very long, and I waited for a whole hour … Continue reading →

The “Gallery Tour: Mercedes Matter: A Retrospective” workshop was one that I was excited to attend. Baruch, being a business school, focuses a lot on the factual side of the world and I was eager to experience the artistic side. … Continue reading →

This career exploration workshop on internships was in the VC building in room 3-215 on Tuesday 11/10/2009 at 12:30PM. It was a very helpful workshop. I learned so much on internships, what firms are looking for, and how to search … Continue reading →

My last and final workshop! I signed up 2 weeks before hand to ensure my seat for this because I found this Starr Career workshop to be essential. When i walked into the room, there were about only 50 or … Continue reading →

When I walked inside this room i had a pretty good idea about what this workshop was going to be about (conflict b/w students or teachers). When i did walk into the room though, we had almost 1/3 the class … Continue reading →

I exited the elevator onto the  fifth floor to see a mass of freshmen students. Everywhere you could possibly turn was students waiting in line to an unknown destination. When I finally worked my way to the front of the … Continue reading →

What I thought was going to be an interesting and informative speech and discussion turned into a boring waste of time. I’m sorry to be blunt but the keynote speaker whom I’ve already forgotten his name hardly addressed diversity in … Continue reading →

I’m 125% sure I signed up for a workshop about small talk (that I was actually interested in), but I got this instead when I got there. But since it fulfills the same requirement, I stayed. So the lady discussed … Continue reading →