International Career Network Committee

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Introduction Event
The ICNC Introduction Event was created to educate students about ICNC and other career focused resources on campus such as the Career Center, Overseas Study, and IE3 Internships. Two inspiring UO alumni also attend the event to share their experience with students and offer advice on how to begin the international career search.

E-newsletter
Sign up to receive ICNC's bi-monthly e-newsletter about international career events! It's a great way to find out what is happening on campus, and help you achieve your career goals. Included in the newsletter are workshops for resumes, cover letters, interview skills, as well as career fairs, scholarship opportunities, and more!

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Career Center International Open House
The Open House takes place at the Career Center, located in Hendricks Hall. This is an opportunity for students to learn what the Career Center has to offer, especially to those who are looking to find a job abroad. International students can also learn about the resources the Career Center offers for finding a job in the USA. Career counseling, resume and cover letter building, and workshops are also available to university students at the Career Center. The Open House is a time specifically for students to learn what international resources the Career Center has to offer.

Alumni Networking Luncheon
International students, domestic students, University of Oregon Alumni and community members come together at the Alumni Networking Luncheon to share their international experiences and advise. The Alumni Networking Luncheon provides an opportunity for students to network and learn from those who have international jobs. This is ICNCs biggest event of the year, and it is a great way to learn how to get a job in the international market.

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Get Involved Introduction Event The ICNC Introduction Event was created to educate students about ICNC and other career focused resources on campus such as the Career Center, Overseas Study, and IE3 Internships. Two inspiring UO alumni also attend the event to share their experience with students and offer advice on how to begin the international career search. E-newsletter Sign up to receive ICNC's bi-monthly e-newsletter about international career events! It's a great way to find out what is happening on campus, and help you achieve your career goals. Included in the newsletter are workshops for resumes, cover letters, interview skills, as well as career fairs, scholarship opportunities, and more! If you would like to receive our e-newsletter click here. Career Center International Open House The Open House takes place at the Career Center, located in Hendricks Hall. This is an opportunity for students to learn what the Career Center has to offer, especially to those who are looking to find a job abroad. International students can also learn about the resources the Career Center offers for finding a job in the USA. Career counseling, resume and cover letter building, and workshops are also available to university students at the Career Center. The Open House is a time specifically for students to learn what international resources the Career Center has to offer. Alumni Networking Luncheon International students, domestic students, University of Oregon Alumni and community members come together at the Alumni Networking Luncheon to share their international experiences and advise. The Alumni Networking Luncheon provides an opportunity for students to network and learn from those who have international jobs. This is ICNCs biggest event of the year, and it is a great way to learn how to get a job in the international market. See Photos!
"The ICNC provides contacts, information, and tools to face your career dragon." - Larry Smith ©2007 Associated Students of the University of Oregon, International Career Network Committee Design and Coding by Paul J. Weinert

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"The ICNC provides contacts, information, and tools to face your career dragon." - Larry Smith