The Alumni Association invites U-M students, particularly upper-class persons, to make plans to join us for the 2010 edition of our Real Life 101 series of seminars for students.
With a shaky economy and a less-than-robust job market, now, more than ever, you can’t afford to miss these informative sessions designed to make your transition from student to “real life” a piece of cake.
Real Issues. Real Solutions. Real Life 101.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Budget! Are You Kidding? How to Pay Your Bills and Still Like Your Life
Presented by Kathryn Greiner; University of Michigan Credit Union
Long-time credit counselor Kathryn Greiner will teach participants to analyze income, expenses and debts, and then create a plan for spending, bill-paying and saving. Special attention will be spent on topics especially relevant to new professionals including paying off student loans, the costs of relocating to a new city, purchasing a business wardrobe and more.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Investing for Young Investors: Putting Your Best Foot Forward
Presented by Jeff Cohen
It’s never too early to start building your nest egg and whether you’re walking into a 100K job or still waiting for your big break, now’s the time to start investing.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Networking Know How
Presented by Al Cotrone, director, Career Services and Student Affairs, Stephen M. Ross School of Business
Now, more than ever, it’s not what you know but who you know that will help you maximize your career potential. And no one knows more about how to make that happen than our featured presenter Al Cotrone. Whether you’ve already landed a great job or are still searching, this session will help you, and your network, be all you can be.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Your Fork Is Not a Shovel: Business Savvy for the Young Professional
Presented by Elizabeth Freedman; Elizabeth Freedman and Company
Most of us can tell the difference between a salad fork and soup spoon, but do you really have all of the skills needed to successfully negotiate the business lunch, company party or networking reception? Elizabeth Freedman has made a career of showing folks the etiquette ropes and her energetic and fun style make this session a n annual favorite. Business attire requested.
Each session begins at 6 p.m. at the Alumni Center (200 Fletcher Street).
Pizza and pop will be provided free at each session (except the February 24 event, which includes a mocktail reception, featuring a variety of hot and cold hors d’oeuvres and beverages).
To reserve your space for one or more sessions please contact Valerie Woloszyn at vwoloszy@umich.edu or 734.763.9708. Please be sure to include your name, student number and contact information.
All events are FREE except the February 24 session, which has a $10 fee.
Thank you to our sponsors: Liberty Mutual, University of Michigan Credit Union and T-Mobile.
