First-year and transfer students, explore your personal interests and gain an understanding of which Oxy majors align with your interests and goals. Begin the process of researching and planning summer experiences.
First-year and new transfer students, it’s never too early to start engaging with the Hameetman Career Center. HCC 101 is the best way to learn all about Career Services and the resources available to all students.
Get to know the Hameetman Career Center team and all of the resources available to transfer students. Learn what steps to take during your time at Oxy to put yourself in the best position for post-graduate success.
Thinking about pursuing graduate school, medical school, or research opportunities after Oxy? Join Kat Wang, Director of Pre-Health Advising, and Jennifer Locke, Director of National and International Fellowships, for advice on finding and connecting virtually with professionals who can share their expertise and help you along your path.
API, BAO, and OCLAA alumni organizations are here to help you get ready to interview.
Lean how to:
- Present your best self confidently
- Overcome shyness or cultural barriers
- Develop your authentic personal narrative
Light snacks and drinks will be provided.
Questions? Feel free to contact Dana Brandsey, x1424 or dbrandsey@oxy.edu
All are welcome!
Put on your best professional business attire and attend the Oxy Career Fair
Thinking about running for elected office? Join us for this exciting workshop to learn how to craft your message and create a communication strategy that works. Hear from campus and community leaders about what it takes to win and develop your confidence as a student leader. The training is open to Oxy students of all genders, majors and class levels. Lunch is provided. Space is limited.
Join us on January 27th, 2020, from 12 -1 in JSC Studenmund for an info session on the Summer 2020 Mellon Arts Research Fellowship. This fellowship is open to enrolled undergraduates conducting original, performing- or creative-arts-centric research. Topics should incorporate a tie-in to Los Angeles. Projects proposing collaboration with community partners, local arts organizations (archives, museums), and/or local arts practitioners are highly encouraged.
Visit this page for more info.