ENEWS for Undergrads
News for and about the NC State College of Management Undergraduate student community. Submit ENEWS items to College Communications by 5 p.m. Monday of each week.
One more [important] thing to read
This newsletter is indeed 'one more thing to read' ... but it's your link to important information, including reminders about course-related deadlines; company information sessions and other career launching opportunities; speakers, student organization and other events, and college-wide news. So take a few minutes to skim through the message when it arrives each week. You don't want to be the one who didn't know about a career fair, student event, or a deadline.
Be sure you check the mail sent to your university email account, and make sure you clear out your inbox so that messages get through.
Academic Calendar Reminders
Oct. 3
Last day to
- withdraw or drop a course without a grade at the 400 level or below
- change from credit to audit at the 400 level or below.
- change to credit only.
- submit Request for Course Repeat Without Penalty forms.
MyPack Portal closes for Undergraduate drops at 11:59 p.m.
View the academic calendar for other important dates, including fall break.
College Career Resources
Minority Career Fair, Oct. 17 - 18
Tally Student Center, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
All students can benefit from participating in the Minority Career Fair, which gives you the chance to network with recruiters and give your resume to companies from all over the United States. To get ready ...
- Get your resume critiqued at the University Career Center
- Check out the Minority Career Fair Website to see what companies are coming
- Plan ahead to 'dress for success'
- Encourage a friend to come with you
- Research the companies that interest you, so that you know what what kinds of recruits they are seeking.
Companies recruit heavily each fall for summer internships and full-time positions. Students are encouraged to take advantage of all company information sessions to explore opportunities and submit their resumes. Following are upcoming sessions; please check back regularly to read about new listings.
Wednesday, Sept. 26
INROADS -
6-7:00 p.m., 104 Fox Hall
Tuesday, Oct. 2
Energizer Holdings, Inc. - 6-7:00 p.m., 214 Cox Hall
John Deere, 6-8:00 p.m., 301 Riddick Hall
Victaulic, 4-6:00 p.m., Talley Student Center, Brown Room
Wednesday, Oct. 3
Coty - 6-7:30 p.m., 218 Daniels Hall
Wolseley North America - 5-6:30 p.m., 306 Fox Hall
Thursday, Oct. 4
Eaton Corporation - 6-8:00 p.m.,
301 Riddick Hall
Tyco Healthcare - 6-7:30 p.m.,
451 Riddick Hall
Student Organizations Meetings
American Marketing Association Student Chapter Meeting, Oct. 2
Tuesday, Oct. 2, 6-7:30 p.m. in 2210 Nelson.
Student Organizations - Communcations reminder
Officers for student organizations are reminded to submit news and calendar items to the college's communications office, for posting in this newsletter and to the college's online calendar. Submit items to:
Anna Rzewnicki, director of communications or
Shakiria Howie [marketing and communications major], communications intern.
Please also send the names & email addresses of your current president and faculty advisor, and be sure to send a link to your website if its url has changed. Some organizations' websites have outdated events listings. Links to organizations' websites that have not been updated by Oct. 5 will be removed this week; they will be reinstated once the college communications office has been informed that the site has been updated. Organizations needing assistance with their websites may contact the College Communications Office.
Organizations are also reminded that they need to check with the College Communications Office regarding use of the college logo. Those planning to use the university logo need to check with the university's licensing and trademarks office. View the Student Organizatiion Resources Page for details.
View our list of current College of Management Student Organizations.
College News
Wachovia Executive Lecture Series
Oct. 17 - David Swanson, CEO, R.H. Donnelley
4:30 - 5:30 p.m., 3400 Nelson ... read more
College now includes the Jenkins Graduate School of Management
The College of Management Friday announced the naming of its graduate program as The Jenkins Graduate School of Management, in honor of Ben Jenkins, Wachovia executive and friend of the college.... read more
Opportunities
Develop your skills in race relations - University Study Circles
Dialogue is a critical first step in addressing issues of race relations and racism. The university's Study Circles program, offered through the Office of Equal Opportunity, encourages participants to engage in the kind of dialogue about racism and race relations that can make a difference on campus. Participants get to know one another, consider different points of view, explore disagreements and discover common ground. The final goal is to work together democratically to actively address issues related to race relations on campus and in the community. A few spots remain for this year's program. View registration and other details.
Speak Truth to Power: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a presentation by Rosa Clemente
Thursday, Sept. 27, 3-5 p.m., 126 African American Cultural Cener, Witherspoon Hall
Clemente, a hip hop activist, community organizer and journalist, will be talking about issues that Hispanic and Latino students face daily. ... more