Career Services

UB departments and offices are looking to fill work study and student assistant positions. Stop by the Student Union Second Floor Lounge to find the best places to work on campus this year!

If you are looking for a Part-Time job this fall, this is a great way to meet local employers who want to hire UB students. Stop by to discover the opportunities that are out there for you!

Graduate level engineering students this is your chance to meet with employers who are looking for candidates to work in the US and abroad. Log on to Bullseye to find out more information about the participating companies.

Tech Fair is UB Career Services signature event for the Fall hiring season. Last year, nearly 1,000 students and alumni representing engineering, computer science, mathematics, MIS, and the sciences attended this job and internship fair to find full-time and internship opportunities. Don't miss out on this excellent opportunity to advance your career! Log on to Bullseye to find out more information about the participating companies.

This conference presents a great opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students interested in or currently studying the field to connect to and learn from current graduate students and seasoned professionals. Please join us at the University at Buffalo for this truly unique and valuable experience to learn about careers in Student Affairs.

For more information, visit http://www.naspa.org/regions/regionii/conferences/careers.cfm

Please visit the Job Quest page for more information.

The registration window for this event has changed and now opens on Monday, November 21.

A series of employer site visits for students during the winter break. Online registration for students begins at 9 a.m. on Monday, November 21 and ends Friday, December 2!

Site visits may include panel discussions of employees and/or interns, site tours, or networking sessions. The programs cost $10.00 per site. Students must provide their own transportation to and from the site, and are responsible for any incidental expense they may incur.

Please visit the Easter Association of Colleges (EACE) page for more information.

Visit Harris Corporation for a chance to learn more about the organization and its career opportunities. Please note that the site visit has a participation limit of 20, so not every student will be able to attend. Sign up early!

For more information or to register, please visit the Rochester events page.

Registration Deadline: Mon. 1/2 or when slots are filled.

Career Conversations is an opportunity to network with and be mentored by alums in the Rochester area from a variety of career fields. Students will have an opportunity to practice and utilize networking skills during the event.

For more information or to register, please visit the Rochester events page.

Registration Deadline: Mon. 1/2 or when slots are filled.

Visit Global Foundries to learn more about the organization and its career opportunities. Please note that the site visit has a participation limit of 10, so not every student will be able to attend. Sign up early.

For more information or to register, please visit the Albany events page.

Registration Deadline: Mon. 1/2 or when slots are filled.

Career Conversations is an opportunity to network with and be mentored by, alums in the Albany area from a variety of career fields. Students will have an opportunity to practice and utilize networking skills during the event.

For more information or to register, please visit the Albany events page.

Registration Deadline: Mon. 1/2 or when slots are filled.

Site visits will be available throughout the afternoon for students to attend to learn more about NYC organizations and their career opportunities. Please note that each site visit has a particular participation limit, so not every student will be able to attend.

Bloomberg: Space is limited to 10 students in the School of Management and 10 students in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

For more information or to register, please visit the NYC events page.

Google: Space is limited to 30 students.

For more information or to register, please visit the NYC events page.

Memorial Sloan Kettering: Students may register on the Easter Association of Colleges (EACE) page.

Teach for America: Space is limited, 10 am - 1:30 pm

Site visit includes a tour of headquarters in NYC and accompanied visits to urban public schools. To register, visit the NYC events page .

Registration Deadline: Mon. 1/2 or when slots are filled.

This two part program involves a free Networking Seminar, where distinguished alums will present the art of networking and then you will have an opportunity to practice your skills during Career Conversations. Career Conversations is an opportunity to network with and be mentored by, alums in the NYC area from a variety of career fields. Career Conversations is not a job fair.

For more information or to register, please visit the NYC events page.

Registration Deadline: Mon. 1/2 or when slots are filled.

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Teach For America is the national corps of outstanding recent college graduates and professionals - of all majors, backgrounds, and career interests - who commit to lead students to academic success for two years in urban and rural public schools and become lifelong leaders in expanding educational opportunity. This year, over 10,000 corps members are teaching in 43 regions across the country. Full salary, benefits, transitional grants, and AmeriCorps funding.

Apply to the 2012 Teach For America corps. Next Application Deadline: Friday, January 6, 2012

Four-person student teams are given a case and asked to resolve a corporate problem that spans several functional areas. Teams will serve as consultants to the Target Corporation.

Deadlines

Team Entries are due Friday, January 27 by noon in 308 Alfiero Center.

• Round 1:Saturday, February 4 - Sunday, February 5
• Round 2:Friday, February 10

Competition Scholarship Awards

First Place: $ 3,000
($250 for each team member, with the remainder going to the student club)

Second Place: $ 1,000
($100 for each team member, with the remainder going to the student club)

Further details including rules and guidelines .

Registration forms are available in the Resource Library Tab on BizLink.

Additional Questions?

Please contact Caitlin Rush, Undergraduate Program Manager
308 Alfiero Center, (716) 645-3232

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