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1 Welcome to UAA Student s Volume 1, Issue 1 Spring 2016 Skill Building and Personal Development All UAA students are invited to attend workshops in the free Compass series. Develop your skills and grow personally through workshops specifically designed for students. This series will help students: Gain effective study skills, Learn strategies for taking tests, Improve time management skills, Learn multiple writing reference styles, Understand your responsibilities and further define your personal values, Identify important community and campus resources to help you feel at home at UAA, and much more! For more information or to register for a workshop, visit: tinyurl.com/compassworkshops or call Inside this Issue Page Welcome to UAA 1 Compass s 2-12 Compass Partners 13
2 All sessions are scheduled for one hour unless otherwise indicated. JANUARY Selecting Your Class Courses 9:00am 1:00pm, Mul cultural Center, RH Rm 106 Get advice and assistance in course selection and adding courses. Financial Aid A hands on workshop on the steps to completing your FAFSA. Essay Writing and Review Develop techniques for successful essay writing. Learn how to review an essay and further your writing skills. Time Management 12:00pm, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Learn methods and skills on how to improve managing your time well. Time Management and Organization Learn how to manage your workload and increase daily productivity with prioritization and scheduling techniques. Budgeting and Saving 3:00pm, Rasmuson Hall Rm 303 Improve your financial literacy by learning ways to budget and save your money. Study Techniques 4:00pm, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Attend a free workshop on how to improve and develop successful study techniques, including time management skills and methods for taking notes. Interested in a Student Worker Position at UAA? Part I 1:30pm 4:00pm, Rasmuson Hall A hands on workshop on the How-To s of completing a UAA employment application and cover letter. *This is a two-part series. Page 2
3 Applying for UAA Employment Part II 2:00pm 5:00pm, Rasmuson Hall A hands on workshop on how to write a résumé and reference list. Writing Reference Styles 1:00pm, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Attend a free workshop to develop skills in writing according to APA, MLA and Chicago styles, with a focus on references and bibliographies. eportfolio : Building the Best You! Build the best you and launch yourself with an eportfolio! *This workshop is exclusive to SSS students. Test Taking Strategies 4:00pm, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Develop ways to improve how you approach taking a test, methods to make the process easier, and simple tips to keep you on track. Math Study Skills Effective ways to study and prepare for math tests. $avvy $eawolf: The Loan Zone 2:30pm, Rasmuson Hall Rm 108 Step into The Loan Zone and learn all the ins, outs, ups and downs of student loans! Hosted by Native Student Services. Professionalism & Me 4:00pm, Mul cultural Center, RH Rm 106 Examine what professionalism means; topics include dressing professionally, social media, and cultural diversity as well as stereotyping in the workplace. Page 3
4 All sessions are scheduled for one hour unless otherwise indicated. Financial Aid A hands on workshop on how to access the full range of federal student financial aid programs and benefits available to students. FEBRUARY How to Wow: Job Fair :00pm Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Get advice on how to dress to impress; resume tips and tailoring; how to stand out (in a good way). All are welcomed to attend! Time Management 10:00am, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Learn methods and skills on how to improve managing your time well. Hosted by New Student Orientation. Page 4 eportfolio : Building the Best You! Build the best you and launch yourself with an eportfolio! *This workshop is exclusive to SSS students. Job Searching :30am Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Navigate your way through job postings and identify what job is right for you. UA Scholarship 3:30pm, Rasmuson Hall Rm 108 Learn all there is to know about applying for UA Scholarships, including deadlines, eligibility criteria, and general scholarship tips. Hosted by Native Student Services. Walk-by-Wednesdays 10:00am 2:00pm Rasmuson Hall Lobby Stop by for a quick resume review by the Career Development Center Job Searching 101 4:00pm Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Navigate your way through job postings and identify what job is right for you. Preparing for Tests How to prepare and study effectively for tests.
5 Essay Writing and Review Develop techniques for successful essay writing. Learn how to review an essay and further your writing skills. Business and Engineering Etiquette Lunch 11:00am 1:00pm Lucy s Resaurant Business & Engineering students are invited to attend a free 3-course lunch, which includes: Professional etiquette tips, and a chance to network with employers. Must wear business casual attire! MUST register by 4:00pm Friday, Jan. 29th. The Etiquette in Networking 11:30am, Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Develop techniques for successful essay writing. Learn how to review an essay and further your writing skills. How to Wow: Job Fair :00pm Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Get advice on how to dress to impress; resume tips and tailoring; how to stand out (in a good way). All are welcomed to attend! Speed Resume Review 11:00am 1:00pm, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Come have your resume reviewed by local professionals and HR representatives. Please dress professionally and bring extra copies of your resume. Looking Ahead to Summer and Fall Planning 3:00pm, Rasmuson Hall Rm 215 A financial literacy workshop on financial planning. How to Wow: Job Fair :00am Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Get advice on how to dress to impress; resume tips and tailoring; how to stand out (in a good way). All are welcomed to attend! Page 5
6 Study Techniques 9:00am, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Attend a free workshop on how to improve and develop successful study techniques, including time management skills and methods for taking notes. Textbook Reading A step-by-step guide to reading and understanding your college textbooks. Professionalism in Networking 4:00pm Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Get advice on how to dress to impress; resume tips and tailoring; how to stand out (in a good way). All are welcomed to attend! Page 6 Financial Aid A hands on workshop on the steps to completing your FAFSA. Professional Clothing Giveaway 12:00pm 2:00pm, Rasmuson Hall Lobby Need professional clothing for an interview, class presentation, or to wear to work? The UAA Career Development Center has free professional clothing for you! Stop by our table to learn more and possibly find your next outfit. Alaska Native and Rural Student Scholarship and Internship Fair 10:00am 4:00pm, Student Union This event will provide Alaska Native and Rural students with convenient one-stop access to applications for scholarships and internships. We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity. Hosted by Native Student Services. How to Wow: Job Fair :00pm Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Get advice on how to dress to impress; resume tips and tailoring; how to stand out (in a good way). All are welcomed to attend! ewolf Native Cultural Identity 2:00pm, Rasmuson Hall Rm 108 Attend a free workshop on how to navigate the UAA ewolf (electronic portfolio) and to make the eportfolio culturally relevant. Hosted by Native Student Services. eportfolio : Building the Best You! Build the best you and launch yourself with an eportfolio! *This workshop is exclusive to SSS students.
7 Writing Reference Styles 12:00pm, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Attend a free workshop to develop skills in writing according to APA, MLA and Chicago styles, with a focus on references and bibliographies. Time Management and Organization Learn how to manage your workload and increase daily productivity with prioritization and scheduling techniques. City Wide Career & Job Fair 9:00am 3:00[m, Student Union You are invited to come speak with 85+ companies from a variety of industries and get information on full -time or part-time professional employment, internship, and seasonal positions. All UAA and Anchorage community members welcome!. Resume, Resume What are You? Part 2 4:00pm, Mul cultural Center RH Rm 106 Learn how to market your skills and make yourself stand out. Expand your knowledge of types of resumes and cover letters. Select the right resume for you and create an amazing cover letter. Resume, Resume What are You? Part 1 4:00pm, Mul cultural Center RH Rm 106 Learn how to market your skills and make yourself stand out. Expand your knowledge of types of resumes and cover letters. Select the right resume for you and create an amazing cover letter. Test Taking Strategies 3:00pm, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Develop ways to improve how you approach taking a test, methods to make the process easier, and simple tips to keep you on track. Math Study Skills Effective ways to study and prepare for math tests. Page 7
8 All sessions are scheduled for one hour unless otherwise indicated. elearning: Distance Student Services 1:00pm, Rasmuson Hall Rm 108 Please join us for a workshop discussing online course offerings through UAA including elearning, Online, and Distance Education courses. In this session we will also be discussing the support services that are available to elearning students to ensure a positive experience while taking classes at UAA. Hosted by Native Student Services. Page 8 MARCH Fear No More: Interviewing Part 1 11:30am, Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Learn what to expect during an interview and how to tackle any question the right way. ewolf Native Cultural Identity 2:00pm, Rasmuson Hall Rm 108 Attend a free workshop on how to navigate UAA ewolf (electronic portfolio) and to make the eportfolio culturally relevant. Hosted by Native Student Services. eportfolio : Building the Best You! Build the best you and launch yourself with an eportfolio! *This workshop is exclusive to SSS students. Preparing for Midterms How to prepare and study effectively for midterm exams. Walk-by-Wednesdays 10:00am 2:00pm Rasmuson Hall Lobby Stop by for a quick resume review by the Career Development Center Fear No More: Interviewing Part 1 4:00pm, Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Learn what to expect during an interview and how to tackle any question the right way. Career Networking Night 5:30pm 7:00pm, The Den SU Join UAA Career Development for Networking Nights and get a jump start on your career. MUST preregister for this event. Time Management 11:00am, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Learn methods and skills on how to improve managing your time well.
9 Spring Etiquette Lunch 11:00am 1:00pm, Lucy s Restaurant All students are invited to attend a free 3-course lunch, which includes: Professional etiquette tips, and a chance to network with employers. Must wear business casual attire! MUST pre-register for this event. Study Techniques 3:00pm, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Attend a free workshop on how to improve and develop successful study techniques, including time management skills and methods for taking notes. Fear No More: Interviewing Part 2 11:30am, Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Learn what to expect during an interview and how to tackle any question the right way. Fear No More: Interviewing Part 2 4:00pm, Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Learn what to expect during an interview and how to tackle any question the right way. eportfolio : Building the Best You! Build the best you and launch yourself with an eportfolio! *This workshop is exclusive to SSS students. Time Management and Organization Learn how to manage your workload and increase daily productivity with prioritization and scheduling techniques. Walk-by-Wednesdays 10:00am 2:00pm Rasmuson Hall Lobby Stop by for a quick resume review by the Career Development Center Writing Reference Styles 12:00pm, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Attend a free workshop to develop skills in writing according to APA, MLA and Chicago styles, with a focus on references and bibliographies. Page 9
10 All sessions are scheduled for one hour unless otherwise indicated. Job Searching 101 4:00pm Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Navigate your way through job postings and identify what job is right for you. Math Study Skills Effective ways to study and prepare for math tests. Test Taking Strategies 10:00am, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Develop ways to improve how you approach taking a test, methods to make the process easier, and simple tips to keep you on track. Job Searching 101 4:00pm, Mul cultural Center RH Rm 106 Navigate your way through job postings and identify what job is right for you. Resume, Resume What are You? Part 1 11:30am, Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Learn how to market your skills and make yourself stand out. Expand your knowledge of types of resumes and cover letters. Select the right resume for you and create an amazing cover letter. Resume, Resume What are You? Part 1 4:00pm, Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Learn how to market your skills and make yourself stand out. Expand your knowledge of types of resumes and cover letters. Select the right resume for you and create an amazing cover letter. Professional Clothing Giveaway 12:00pm 2:00pm, Rasmuson Hall Lobby Need professional clothing for an interview, class presentation, or to wear to work? The UAA Career Development Center has free professional clothing for you! Stop by our table to learn more and possibly find your next outfit. Page 10
11 APRIL Time Management 9:00am, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Learn methods and skills on how to improve managing your time well. Resume, Resume What are You? Part 2 11:30am, Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Learn how to market your skills and make yourself stand out. Expand your knowledge of types of resumes and cover letters. Select the right resume for you and create an amazing cover letter. Study Techniques 9:00am, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Attend a free workshop on how to improve and develop successful study techniques, including time management skills and methods for taking notes. Preparing for Tests How to prepare and study effectively for tests. Walk-by-Wednesdays 10:00am 2:00pm Rasmuson Hall Lobby Stop by for a quick resume review by the Career Development Center Resume, Resume What are You? Part 2 4:00pm, Rasmuson Hall Rm 122 Learn how to market your skills and make yourself stand out. Expand your knowledge of types of resumes and cover letters. Select the right resume for you and create an amazing cover letter. We re Hiring! Career Fair 10:00am 2:00pm, Student Union Come speak to 20+ companies who are hiring for part-time, full-time, seasonal, and internship positions. Test Taking Strategies 2:00pm, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Develop ways to improve how you approach taking a test, methods to make the process easier, and simple tips to keep you on track. Banking Job Fair 10:00am 3:00pm, Rasmuson Hall Lobby Network with employers in the business field! Meet recruiters that are looking to fill full-time, part-time, seasonal, temporary, or internship positions. Page 11
12 Textbook Reading A step-by-step guide to reading and understanding your college textbooks. Fear No More: Interviewing Part 1 4:00pm, Mul cultural Center RH Rm 106 Learn what to expect during an interview and how to tackle any question the right way. Writing Reference Styles 10:00am, Lyla Richards Rm, SU Attend a free workshop to develop skills in writing according to APA, MLA and Chicago styles, with a focus on references and bibliographies. World Day for Cultural Diversity 4:00pm 6:00pm, Mul cultural Center, RH Rm 106 Please join us in celebration of World Day for Cultural Diversity with our annual potluck to learn about the importance of diversity and harmony. Fear No More: Interviewing Part 2 4:00pm, Mul cultural Center RH Rm 106 Learn what to expect during an interview and how to tackle any question the right way. Preparing for Final Exams 9:00am, Lyla Richards Rm, SU How to prepare and study effectively for final exams. Walk-by-Wednesdays 10:00am 2:00pm Rasmuson Hall Lobby Stop by for a quick resume review by the Career Development Center Please note that Compass s are subject to change. For updates, please visit our website: tinyurl.com/ compassworkshops or call Page 12
13 Brought to You by Your Dedicated Partners Multicultural Student Services Leo Medal Student Success Coordinator Native Student Services Sheila Randazzo Transition Advisor New Student Orientation Wolfpack International Student Services David Racki International Student Advisor Student Support Services Connie Carlisle Student Support Coordinator UA Andrea Alexander Rural Student Services Patience Merculief Rural Student Transition Specialist Academic Coaching Center Learning Resources Center Career Development Center Courtney Petrosky Career Exploration Coordinator Page 13
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