Advance sign up is required for all of these programs. Call 836-4542 to get your name on the list, and if you must cancel,
please let us know. (Watch your email and regular mail for details and updates.)
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DATE
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EVENT
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TIME
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Wednesday, September 2
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A Night at the Dulany: SSS Welcome and Information Sharing
An opportunity for new SSS freshmen to meet other incoming students over pizza and to become familiar with a wide range of services available at the university.
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5:00-6:30 pm
Dulany Inn
Davies Ctr |
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Wednesday, September 9
or
Monday,
September 21
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Freshman Career Seminar: Career Planning
This seminar assists students in exploring different majors and helps them learn about the skills and experiences employers are looking for in graduates.All new freshmen should plan to attend one of the sessions listed. Attendance is required for all first-year students in the SSS Program. |
2:00-4:00 pm
Alumni Room
or
3:00-5:00 pm
Alumni Room
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To be determined |
Help Feed Your Community
Facilitators: SSS Advisory Board
Join the SSS Advisory Board and other program participants in preparing and serving a meal at the Community Table for Eau Claire residents. This is an effective way that you can join in the fight against hunger.
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10 am-1 pm
Community Table,
320 Putnam St.
Eau Claire |
| Monday,
September 14
or
Tuesday,
September 15
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“Make Your Life Extraordinary:” Managing Self Instead of Time
Everyone has 168 hours in a week. We may not be able to control time, but we can better manage ourselves and our lives. Learn some proven methods that will help you improve both your academic and personal life.
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1:00-1:50 pm Schneider 223or
1:00-1:50 pm Hibbard 324
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Monday,
September 28 |
Financing Your Education
Many students move through college paying as they go and stressing at every step. However, some advance planning and budgeting can reduce your worrying significantly, thus allowing you to focus your energies on learning. See the big picture of the financial aid process and balancing your budget as you complete your degree.
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4:00-5:00 pm
Oak Ridge
Residence Hall--Learning Community,
Room 15 |
| Wednesday, September 30
or
Thursday,
October 1
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Sophomore Career Seminar: Professionalism 101
Find out what employers expect from professionals in both formal and informal settings. Learn how to dress, behave, and interact to make a positive impression in a variety of professional settings.Attendance is required for all second-year students in the SSS Program.
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5:00-7:30 pm
Dulany Inn
or
5:00-7:30 pm
Dulany Inn
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| Monday,
October 5 |
SSS Open House
Chat with the staff, have some refreshments, and register to win door prizes. Receive a coupon for the Blugold Career Link service ($25 value).
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10 am-2 pm SSS Office
Old Library (OL) 2136 |
Tuesday,
October 6 |
Finding the Living Arrangement That’s Right for You
Learn what factors to consider when deciding on a living arrangement and what questions to ask before you sign your name on the dotted line.
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5:00-6:00 pm
Oak Ridge Hall--Learning Community, Room 15 |
Wednesday, October 14
or
Thursday,
October 15
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What Professors Want: Developing Positive Relationships with Faculty
When you apply for scholarships, need recommendations for jobs, or want inside information about your field, it helps to know faculty members you can turn to. Gain tips from students and professors on how to develop positive faculty relationships.
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1:00-1:50 pm Schneider 223or
1:00-1:50 pm Hibbard 324
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Monday,
October 19 |
Graduate School: Is it in Your Future?
Bring your questions and concerns and join us for this discussion about the benefits of a graduate degree. We will examine the intricacies of graduate school, from credential building, to selection and application of appropriate programs, through timing and financing a degree.
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2:00-3:00 pm
Alumni Room
Davies Ctr
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Wednesday, October 21 |
Tips for Scholarships
There are many scholarships available to students at UW-Eau Claire, but what does it take to really set your application apart from others? Join us for some insights acquired through years of reading applications and helping students realize thousands of dollars to help pay for their education.
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4:00-5:00 pm Oak Ridge Hall-- Learning Community, Room 15 |
Monday,
October 26
or
Tuesday,
October 27
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Degree Planning: Making Every Course Count
Some students move through their college degree in the allotted four years, while others complete their requirements in five or even six. Learn how to visualize your degree from beginning to end and may help you to graduate in the best time possible, allowing for GPA, employment, and other concerns.
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1:00-1:50 pm Schneider 223or
1:00-1:50 pm
Hibbard 324
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Thursday,
November 5 |
Graduation Job-Search Strategies
Do you need to find a job quickly? This program will teach you how to conduct a successful job-search campaign. Learn job-search campaign fundamentals: resume writing, networking, online resources, interviewing, and salary negotiations.
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3:00-4:00 pm Alumni Rm |
Tuesday,
November 17 |
Land a Great Internship
Don’t wait until you’re a senior to start thinking about internships. Gain practical advice on how you can locate internships now that will give you a career edge.
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2:00-2:50 pm
OL 2152 |
Tuesday,
November 24 |
The Perfect Interview
Sometimes the interview is all that stands between you and the job you want. Learn how to improve your interviewing skills so you can land the job you’re after, whether you’re applying for an internship, a summer job, or a permanent position.
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2:00-2:50 pm
OL 2152 |
Monday,
November 30
or
Tuesday,
December 1 |
Discover Adventures Abroad
Are you aware of the benefits of studying abroad? Are you prepared to complete the application procedures? Do you know the steps you need to take before leaving the country? Learn from Susan Lochner and SSS students who have traveled abroad.
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1:00-1:50 pm Schneider 223 or
1:00-1:50 pm Hibbard 324
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Tuesday,
December 1 |
Writing the Employment Resume and Cover Letter
Learn what employers are looking for in resumes, and gain tips on how to present your skills and experiences in a way that will enhance your chances of being called for an interview. If you already have a version of your resume or cover letter, please bring it to the workshop for editing and critiquing.
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2:00-2:50 pm
OL 2152 |
Wednesday, December 2
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Recognition Luncheon for Fall Graduates
SSS will host a luncheon for all program participants who are graduating in December in order to celebrate their achievement.
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12:00-1:00 pm
Dulany Inn
Davies Center |
Tuesday,
December 8 |
Career Panel
This career panel will be comprised of professionals within the fields of health care, education, social work, and business. Professionals will discuss their educational background, provide information about their profession, and discuss employment opportunities that exist within their fields.
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2:00-2:50 pm
OL 2152 |
Wednesday,
December 9 |
5-Day Study Plan for Final Exams
Join those students who walk into their final exams with confidence. This workshop will show you how to review your status in each course and make a final exam plan.
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4:00-5:00 pm
Oak Ridge Hall--Learning Community, Room 15 |
Monday,
December 14 |
Fuel Up for Finals
Take a break during finals to relax and have some treats. The SSS staff invites all program participants to stop by the SSS office for refreshments on the first day of final exams.
| 9 am-4 pm
SSS Office
OL 2136 |
