Intersections - Women & Careers
W & C PROJECT
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CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE

The Women & Careers Conference, in response to attendee requests for "more programs on this topic,"has become the

WOMEN & CAREERS PROJECT*

This expansion now includes a series of skill-specific workshops to help you stay on track while exploring your options and identifying and achieving your
career goals.

Workshops are led by professional women in different fields and are open to everyone on campus.

Check
"Conference Details"
for currently scheduled workshops

 

*WOMEN & CAREER PROJECT events and activities are open to all women and men
on campus.

 

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To view scenes from previous events,
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REGISTER ON-LINE

 

  It's all free!

 

MARCH 13, 2009

you will hear amazing, inspiring, talented, successful women talking about their career paths - their challenges, their choices, and the people and events that
made a difference

in their lives.

It's a day for meeting new people, asking questions, checking out resources, and exploring ideas to help your dreams come true.

If you have questions contact 562/ 985-8576
or 562/ 985-8554

 

CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS:
Women's Resource Center

Career Development Center

Educational Career Services
USU Program Council

CONFERENCE COSPONSORS:

President's Commission on the Status of Women, Feminist Organization Reclaiming Consciousness and Equality (F.O.R.C.E), ,

Associated Students of CSULB

 
 
 
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Originally the "Women & Careers Conference" was titled "Intersections" because ...

intersections refers to an interactive space - a place where paths cross, where people meet, where ideas are shared, where opportunities for decision-making exist. It is a point of connection, and a place of discovery.   We hope you find it so for yourself on...

Friday
MARCH 13,
2009
between 9 am and Noon

Registration, breakfast snacks, and networking from 8:30 am

University

Student Union

Ballrooms

at CSULB

 


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