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DESCRIPTION:If you are open to explore or pursue a career path outside\naca
 demia\, Grad Career Month showcases careers that capitalize on\ngraduate t
 raining. Here is your chance to get your questions\nanswered\, build job s
 earch strategies that work and get the career\nmentoring you need. This se
 ries of panels\, presentations\, workshops\nand much more offers career op
 tions in industry\, government\nand the non-profit sector. Networking star
 ts here.\nTo view a list of panelist and bios\, click here\n\nCareers in I
 nternational 'Development'\nPanel\nApril 4\, 12:00 - 1:30\nAll of our pane
 l members have had international development\ncareers and graduate trainin
 g. Learn about how they got there and\nthe advice they have for the emergi
 ng international development\nworkforce.\nPANELISTS:\nDavid Ainsworth\, Ph
 D Information Officer Outreach and Major\nGroups\, Secretariat of the Conv
 ention on Biological Diversity\,\nUnited Nations Environment Programme\nRo
 bin McLay\, Executive Director\, 91ɬÂþ's Institute for the\nStudy of Inte
 rnational Development (ISID)\nRichard Zereik\, Associate Director\, Servic
 es for Students in the\nOffice of the Executive Director\, Services for St
 udents\nClaude Sauveplane\, Ph.D.\, Former Interregional Consultant for\nW
 ater for the United Nations\, Board Member of Action Contre la\nFaim-Canad
 a.\nLeigh Jaschke\, Education Specialist\, Equitas\nDavid Julien\, D.Ps.\,
  Manager\, Program Development World\nAnti-Doping Agency\n\nHow to Build a
  Career in International 'Development'\nPresentationApril 4\, 2:00 - 3:30
 \nLearn about the steps you can take locally to move your\ninternational c
 areer forward.\nPRESENTER:\nRichard Zereik\, MEd.\, Associate Director\, S
 ervices for Students\nin the Office of the Executive Director\, Services f
 or Students\,\n91ɬÂþ\n\nJob Search Essentials for Grad Student
 s\nTalk\nApril 6\, 12:00 - 1:30\nThe essential  3 steps of career planning
   and an\noverview of the job search toolkit (CVs\,  Cover Letters\,\nInte
 rviews)  will be presented. You will hear from 2 graduate\nstudent career 
 advisors who will share the key concerns and their\nsolutions that graduat
 e students face.\nPRESENTERS:\nLorna MacEachern\, M.A.\, Graduate Student 
 Career Advisor\nSusan Molnar\, M.Ed. Graduate Student Career Advisor\n\nCa
 reers in Psychology\, Social Work & Counselling\nSpeed Mentoring EventApri
 l 7\, 6:00 - 8:00\nDo you know about all the career options in Counseling\
 , \nPsychology\, Social Work?\nCome to this speed mentoring event that pro
 mises to be both\nenjoyable and informative\, organized by 91ɬÂþ's Career
  and\nPlanning Services and the Quebec Counseling Association. Mentors\nwi
 ll be seasoned professionals working in a variety of settings and\nspecial
 ties within the helping professions. As new professionals or\ngraduate stu
 dents\, you will have an opportunity to meet with each\nmentor and engage 
 in a discussion about their career and ways to\nget involved in their line
  of work. Feel free to bring your\nquestions and exchange your contact inf
 ormation so that this event\ncan serve as an important first step toward a
  mutually beneficial\nmentoring relationship.\nPANELISTS:\nJack Hirschberg
 \, PhD.\, Forensic psychologist and professor\,\nPrivate practice and Conc
 ordia University\nCarmela Mindel\, M.A\, M.Ed\, President & Psychologist\,
  Argyle\nInstitute of Human Relations\nRichard Zereik\, Med Counselling Ps
 ychology\, Associate Director\,\nServices for Students in the Office of th
 e Executive Director\,\nServices for Students\, 91ɬÂþ\nRebecca
  Murray\, M.A.\, M.F.T.\, Director and Therapist\, Montreal\nTherapy Centr
 e\, Queen Elizabeth Health Complex\nJaclyn Mestel\, MSW.\, Counsellor & So
 cial Worker\, Community\nand Private Practice\nLorraine Beaton\, M.Ed.\, G
 uidance Counsellor\, New Frontiers\nSchool Board\nVera Romano\, PhD. McGil
 l Counselling Services and 91ɬÂþ\nEducational and Counselling Psychology 
 Lecturer\nRhona Bezonsky\, MSW\, Social Worker\, Consultant\, and Supervis
 or\,\nChild and Adolescent Psychiatry\, 91ɬÂþ Health\nCenter\n
 Lorne Flavelle\, M.Ed.\, President and practitioner\, National\nPrivate Pr
 actitioner chapter and private practice\,\nrespectively.\nSophie Buckiewic
 z\, Addictions Counsellor\, Pavillon Foster\nMary Ann Lichacz-Karwatsky\, 
 M.Ed.\, Educational Counsellor\, high\nschools and adult centres.\n\nCaree
 rs in Consulting Panel\nApril 8\, 12:00 - 1:30\nA collection of consultant
 s in various fields will discuss how\nthey capitalized on their graduate t
 raining. They will answer any\nquestions you may have about their industry
  and tell you more about\nwhat they actually do\, to help you determine yo
 ur first steps and\nbeyond.\nPANELISTS:\nMichael Anstey\, Consultant\, Bos
 ton Consulting Group\, Toronto\nEtienne Richer PhD\, Senior Research Appli
 cation Associate\,\nBioMedCom\nAnne H. Pertus\, Senior Partner\, Talent Ma
 nagement\, The\nPillars \nEdsel Phillip\, Technology Consulting Analyst\, 
 Accenture\,\nMontreal\n\nHow to Crack the Consulting Case\nInterview  Apri
 l 8\, 2:30 -\n4:00\nLearn how to navigate through this unique interview st
 yle that\nis used for management consulting from a Boston Consulting Group
 \nperspective. \nPRESENTER:\nMichael Anstey\, Consultant\, Boston Consulti
 ng Group\, Toronto\n\nCEGEP Career FairApril 11\, 12:00 -\n3:00\nBack agai
 n by popular demand! Come meet human resource\nrepresentatives\, deans and
  professors from local CEGEPs and discuss\ncurrent teaching opportunities 
 and the process of hiring.\nDawson College\, Vanier College\, College Lion
 el Groulx\,\nMarianopolis College\n\nManaging Your Finances as a Graduate 
 Student &\nBeyond\nApril 14\nWorkshop 1 - 12:00 - 1:30\nWorkshop 2 - 3:00 
 - 4:30\nYe$ You Can... manage your finances now and get on the right\ntrac
 k for life!\nThis 90 minute Financial Fitness clinic will help you manage
 \nyour budget\, understand credit\, avoid risks and maximize income\npoten
 tial. We'll talk about what can go wrong and what can go right\nwhen you s
 et your goals and plan for your future. \nUseful  worksheets and handouts 
 as well as online resources to\nbe made available to participants.\nPRESEN
 TER:\nBrenda Shanahan\, Financial Educator\n\nWhat You Want: The Art of Ne
 gotiation\nPresentationApril 20\, 12:00 - 1:30\nThis seminar will be an in
 teractive\, fun\, and interesting way to\nlearn about negotiations and acq
 uire information that will help you\ndevelop your negotiating skills.  Whe
 ther it's a salary\nnegotiation\, a promotion\, acquiring a job\,  bargain
 ing a deal\,\nlearning how to work effectively in a team environment\, or
 \nnetworking\, you will be called upon to negotiate. It is not as\ndauntin
 g as it seems once you've developed a sensible approach.\nPRESENTER:\nJay 
 Allen Hewlin\, Esq.\n\nScience Careers Outside AcademiaApril 26\,\n12:00 -
  1:30\nIf you think that a graduate degree in science means a future\nonly
  in academia come discover what scientists are doing in the\nprivate and p
 ublic sectors and how they partner with academics?\nA collection of season
 ed professionals will discuss how they\ncapitalized on their graduate trai
 ning in the Sciences\, brainstorm\nabout your career options and answer an
 y questions you may have\nabout the industry at large.\nPANELISTS:\nMaria 
 Schamis Turner\, Freelance Science Writer\nJanine Lepage\, Senior Consulta
 nt\, Le Groupe JBL\nBill O'Neil PhD\, Associate Director\, Business Develo
 pment\,\nBioMedCom\nAnne-Marie Alarco\,  Director of Research Development\
 ,\nGénome Québec\n\nPharma Careers 101 Presentation:  An\nOverview\nApril 
 26\, 2:00 - 3:30\nThe medical department of pharmaceutical companies offer
  a\nvariety of positions to MSc\, PhD and MD graduates. Positions\navailab
 le in clinical research\, medical affairs\, regulatory\naffairs\, pharmaco
 vigilence\, compliance and medical information will\nbe described.  Day-to
 -day tasks and skills required to perform\nin these positions will be disc
 ussed.  As well\, tips on how to\nprepare for the interview and what to ex
 pect in the first 100 days\non the job will be presented.\nPRESENTER:\nJan
 ice Albert\, MSc Pharmacology. Currently\, PhD candidate in\nExperimental 
 Surgery\n\nCareers in the Government Panel\nApril 27\, 12:00 - 1:30\nThe f
 ederal government is consistently chosen by students \nas their 1st choice
  employer.\nThis is your opportunity to find out about career opportunitie
 s\nin the federal service. Panel members will speak about their own\ncaree
 r path\, help you understand the organizational structure and\nwhere you m
 ight fit in.\nPANELISTS:\nRobin McLay\, Executive Director\, 91ɬÂþ's Inst
 itute for the\nStudy of International Development (ISID)\nKarine Bernier\,
  Masters in Public Administration\,  \nCoordinator\, Speakers Program\, Fo
 reign Affairs & International\nTrade\nKaren Richardson\, Program Manager\,
  Environmental Information\nCommission for Environmental Cooperation\nPaul
 a Charbonneau-Gowdy\, Senior Advisor\, Learning Development\nand Technolog
 ies\, Canada School of Public Service\n\nRegistration required through myF
 uture. From your homepage\,\nclick on the Events tab followed by the Works
 hop tab and keyword\nGCM 2011.\n \n
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LOCATION:Thomson House\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1Y2\, 3650 rue McTavish
SUMMARY:Grad Career Month 2011
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