Workshops & Events

This Denison Edge program is being offered exclusively through the registrar this Fall as a one credit pass/fail "special topics" course (Look for "GC 185 - Marketing & Brand Strategy"). Denison Edge programs are offered to complement your liberal arts education with career-forward skills. All other Denison Edge programs can be found on Handshake and are not typically for credit. 

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Participants in this course will gain an understanding of marketing as a fundamental discipline needed to create and build successful brands, businesses, nonprofits, products, and even professional individual identities. This course introduces concepts and then quickly provides you with opportunities to apply them to real-world opportunities or challenges through individual assignments and group projects. You will also be asked to reflect upon how the course fits into your Denison education and plans for life after Denison.

Instructor: Neil Collins

Neil’s passion for education and career development drew him to Denison Edge, first as the lead Marketing & Brand Strategy instructor, and now the lead of business development for Denison Edge. Among other things, Neil is the President and Founder of Results Marketing Group. Previously Neil has served in marketing leadership roles for national consumer brands like Aquafresh, Renu, and Classico Italian foods. He later served as CEO for an accredited career education business and CMO for a major independent supplier of energy to millions of customers, both households and businesses. Currently, Neil serves as a Leader at Innovate New Albany, a business incubator and a hub for innovators and entrepreneurs who are serious about building businesses that are both valuable and sustainable.

Schedule: Mondays, 9/8 - 11/3 from 6:00-8:30pm

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This Denison Edge program is being offered exclusively through the registrar this Fall as a one credit pass/fail "special topics" course (Look for "GC 184 - Analytical Strategies in Business"). Denison Edge programs are offered to complement your liberal arts education with career-forward skills. All other Denison Edge programs can be found on Handshake and are not typically for credit. 

Sign up here: https://banner.denison.edu/StudentRegistrationSsb/ssb/classSearch/classSearch

In this course, you’ll learn the fundamentals of analytics and how to use these technologies to support an organization’s business strategy. Participants will gain a better understanding of analytics applications, governance, and ethics/risks using real-world examples and case studies. By the end of this program, you will have a foundational understanding of analytics and how to leverage these methods to drive business value. Participants will learn how to identify and communicate around use cases and opportunities and understand how to incorporate these capabilities into an organization’s business strategy. You will also be asked to reflect upon the way in which the course fits into your Denison education and plans for life after Denison.

Instructors: Lauren Burke-McCarthy & Tanya Zyabkina

Lauren Burke-McCarthy is a Senior AI Strategy Lead at Further, where she guides organizations in the strategic enablement, implementation, and risk management of responsible AI solutions.  Lauren is a Core Advisor on the Midwest Big Data Hub's Community Advisory Panel, a member of TECH CORPS' Regional Steering Committee, Chair of COSI's KINETIC Board, and a founding member of scikit-learn's Communication Team. She is a certified IAPP AIGP and the recipient of the inaugural Ohio Trailblazers Award, celebrating women transforming Ohio tech.

Tanya Zyabkina is a data analytics expert with over 15 years of experience in Marketing and Consumer Analytics. She works as a Marketing Performance Analytics Director at The Ohio State University. and her prior experience includes consulting and building the analytics function for Fortune 500 companies in the retail and telecom industries. Tanya’s areas of expertise cover various analytics applications, from data engineering to digital analytics to campaign effectiveness measurement. 

Schedule: Tuesdays from 5:30pm to 8:00pm beginning on Tuesday, September 9th through Tuesday, November 4th

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Unlock the power to drive meaningful change in an organization by making the financial case for environmental sustainability. In this program, you'll learn how sustainable practices can reduce costs, create new opportunities, reduce risk, increase efficiency, and elevate a company’s reputation—while retaining employees, customers, and investors. You'll dive into the key costs of sustainable actions and gain hands-on experience in creating a cost-benefit analysis that speaks to decision-makers. By the end, you’ll be ready to project ROI and payback periods, equipping you to confidently present sustainability as a smart business strategy.

Note: Course meets Wednesdays, Sept. 10- Oct. 8; with the last session being a field trip to the Rumpke Recycling Center. Departure from Denison at 5:15 p.m on 10/8.

This Denison Edge program is being offered exclusively through the registrar this Fall as a one credit pass/fail "special topics" course (Look for "INTD 112 - Sustainability in Business"). All other Denison Edge programs can be found on Handshake and are not typically for credit. 

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Instructor: Terri Scannel

Terri Scannell is Principal Advisor, Sustainability and ESG at OhioHealth, and a Sustainability and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) leader creating positive change at the intersection of health, community impact and sustainability.  She is a sought out thought leader for speaking engagements, industry advisory working groups and contributor to published papers.

Focuses:

•Sustainability: metrics and reporting; environmental stewardship; supply chain, carbon reporting and ethics

•Corporate Citizenship: volunteer, philanthropy, foundation and corporate giving management

•General Business: strategy development and integration; financial management; employee engagement; public speaking and high impact-communication

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Shape your healthcare career with the skills to engage, build trust, and work toward shared goals. This program will provide you with the edge you need to stand out in a highly competitive setting. Equipping participants with essential communication tools and collaboration strategies to engage in purposeful, productive conversations, this course will help students to master the two most sought after skills in today's workplace. Through guided practice and real-world scenarios, students learn to craft dialogue that fosters mutual understanding, builds trust, and supports working toward shared goals. Emphasis is placed on developing authentic communication habits that, over time, become second nature—enabling students to connect with others in a genuine, confident, and collaborative ways.

Instructors: Dori Jenks & Gabbie Durbin

Gabbie Durbin, RVT, holds a B.S. in Animal Science from The Ohio State University and an A.A.S. in Veterinary Technology from Columbus State Community College. She has a diverse background in small and mixed animal private practice, and a foundation in dance and theater—experience that uniquely supports her current role in veterinary education. Gabbie currently serves as the Education Program Coordinator at Ohio State's College of Veterinary Medicine, where she co-leads the Communication and Collaboration course, helping students develop the communication skills essential for effective, empathetic, and professional client interactions. Gabbie also serves on the college’s admissions committee and is trained in international healthcare communication, bringing interdisciplinary insight to fostering empathy and communication in healthcare.

Dori Jenks is a dynamic communicator and award-winning educator known for her ability to foster connection, collaboration, and meaningful dialogue across diverse settings. With decades of experience teaching from K–12 to professional programs, she brings a unique blend of educational expertise and performing arts insight to her work. Currently leading the Communication and Collaboration Course at Ohio State’s College of Veterinary Medicine, Dori empowers future veterinarians to engage effectively with clients and colleagues. Her storytelling skills, empathy, and clarity make her a powerful voice in education and communication. She holds B.S.Ed and B.F.A. degrees from Ohio State and an M.F.A. from UC Irvine as a Jacob K. Javits Fellow.

Schedule: Mondays 9/15 - 10/6 6:00pm-8:00pm ET

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This four-week program will provide a basic introduction to the vital field of grant writing, equipping you with the tools (and tricks of the trade) you’ll need to get started. It will include a look at the nonprofit grants landscape; an overview of grant components and the grant life cycle; and invaluable tips for writing successful narratives, conveying impact, crafting budgets, and reporting out. Through open discussions, practical exercises (including crafting a mock grant over the duration of the program), and a roundtable with experts, you’ll come away with an understanding of grant writing, what it entails, and how it might be changing. More specifically, you’ll discover what comprises a grant and its life cycle; learn how to identify relevant grants; garner tips for writing compelling narratives and reports; acquire tools for conveying data and impact; and explore how AI might be affecting the field.

Instructor: Karen Simonian

An experienced grant writer, editor, and nonprofit fundraiser, Karen Simonian worked for the Wexner Center for the Arts at The Ohio State University for 25 years. Her focus in the last decade has been grant writing, with stakeholder communications, media relations, and strategic messaging variously part of her portfolio. Simonian has also been the arts editor for Columbus’s The Other Paper and a writer for Columbus Monthly. Currently, she is a grant writer for Ohio State’s Arts and Humanities division in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Schedule: Mondays from 6:00-8:00pm beginning on Monday, September 15th through Monday, October 6th. (September 15 & October 6 will be in person at Denison Edge. September 22 & 29 will be virtual via Zoom)

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The Finance Pathway through Denison Edge is an immersive 8-week experience designed to help students explore career paths in finance, connect with successful alumni, and prepare for competitive internships and jobs in the industry. Through a mix of foundational instruction, industry insight, and exclusive networking, participants will gain a clearer understanding of finance roles—from investment banking to fintech—and learn how to navigate recruiting timelines with confidence.

What You'll Gain:

Career Clarity: Learn the language of finance and explore major career paths, including accounting, wealth management, fintech, and investment banking.

Professional Preparation: Build essential skills like financial modeling, interviewing, and professional storytelling.

Connections that Count: Engage with alumni and industry professionals during interactive panels and a final exclusive networking event.

Open to students ready to turn interest into action and develop a competitive edge in the finance world.

Instructor: Daniel Schuerman

Daniel Schuerman is a financially disciplined, process driven, analytical problem-solving leader with experience in various industries including Manufacturing, Distribution, and Professional Services. Daniel has diverse experience as an executive leader who is energized by long term business strategy, M&A diligence, and integration, and impacting short term financial objectives including cash flow, budgets, and data analysis. Additional experience with IT strategy and projects including risk management, compliance, facility, and infrastructure improvements.

Schedule: Mondays beginning on 9/15 through 11/10 from 6:00-8:00pm (Break Week is 10/13 due to Fall Break). Final session 11/10 will be at Denison Edge in Columbus (transportation provided from campus).

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Learn essential skills for success in any project.

In this program, you will build your project management knowledge and skills and gain a foundational understanding of key project management concepts, terminology, and best practices. In this introductory course, you’ll learn about the core principles and processes involved in initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, and closing projects, equipping you with essential knowledge to navigate through a project’s life cycle.

Instructor: Joanie Bauman

Joanie Bauman, a Project Management Professional (PMP) and Prosci-certified Change Management Practitioner, serves as the Director of Project and Portfolio Management at Denison University. She brings a wealth of real-world and teaching experience from both corporate and academic environments, including serving as an adjunct professor in the MBA and undergraduate programs at a local university. Joanie's professional background spans the healthcare, insurance, and banking industries, where she has managed complex projects and driven organizational change. Holding a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and an MBA, Joanie is passionate about integrating strategic execution with practical tools to foster innovation and successful change.

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This introductory graphic design program teaches students the foundations of visual communication, with a focus on brand identity creation and implementation. Participants will explore the core principles of design—such as typography, illustration and color theory—while learning how to bring ideas to life using tools inside Adobe’s Creative Suite 

Instructor: Annie Morris

Annie Morris has built her career around visual storytelling and brand-driven creative strategy. She is currently the Creative Manager at Friday Night PR, where she leads the development of marketing collateral and campaigns for a wide range of B2B and B2C clients—ensuring every touchpoint aligns with each brand’s unique identity. Annie graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a minor in Business Administration. Her career path has spanned multiple industries. She began her career at Victoria’s Secret supporting off model photography before being a digital designer for a TV show (and YouTube channel) on Animal Planet. She went on to design digital experiences for Lane Bryant, and later served as Marketing Manager at EASE Logistics. Across every role, Annie has remained passionate about blending thoughtful design with results-driven marketing. 

Schedule: Wednesdays from 6:00-8:00pm beginning on 9/17 and ending on 10/8.

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We’re introducing a panel of accomplished Investment Bankers for you to learn from and ask questions!

You’ll hear directly from Denison Alumni and Friends of Denison at:

• Morgan Stanley
• Wells Fargo
• Waterson Capital
• VIUM Capital
• TD Cowen

This is your chance to gain insider perspectives from professionals across some of the biggest names in finance and investment banking.

Interested in the Investment Banking industry?
Then this is the event you don’t want to miss!

Note: You do not have to be part of the Finance Pathway to attend. All students are welcome.

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Knowlton Center Pop-Up Table! Chat with Peer Career Fellows on the First Year Quad. Get feedback on your resume, ask questions about networking or LinkedIn, and explore Knowlton Connect to learn about career pathways, resources, and opportunities. Whether you’re just starting to think about your future or already building your professional toolkit, our team is here to help. Plus—grab a snack while you’re here!

Facilitators | 

• Disha Sharma '26 
• Luke Olmstead '27

When | Wednesday, Oct. 8 5PM - 7PM

Where | Outside of Huffman Dining Hall  

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In Part 2 of a 3 part Exploring Marketing & Communications Careers series, students will learn an overview of the job titles and roles with marketing and communications, what key skills these positions are looking for, and find these positions online.

Facilitator | David Snider, Senior Associate Director, Marketing, Sales & Communications, The Knowlton Center

When | Wednesday, October 8th from 5:30PM - 6:30PM 

Where| 218 Burton Morgan 

Please Note: 

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Got Ideas?  

Remember those last 3 cool ideas that you wish you had talked more about??  Or done something with??  

• A business idea?
• An idea for social change?
• An idea for campus improvement?
• An idea for a new club?
• Anything!!

Join the Red Frame Lab and fellow Denisonians for a zero risk, all fun, discussion of ideas over a FREE LUNCH.

Thursdays, 11:30-12:30p in the Red Frame Lab.

Sign up TODAY for the kick-off meeting, October 9th - with RAISING CANES!!  

Stay tuned for sign ups closer to the other dates this program will be offered.  October 23rd, October 30th, Nov 6th & Nov 13th.

NEW THIS YEAR, we will have weekly themes for each session - details will be announced the week of!

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Wondering how you can have a high-impact summer? Want to explore internships and off-campus research options? Attend this session to hear from the Knowlton Center and the Lisska Center on creating a meaningful summer 2026.

This is a joint sponsored session between Knowlton and Lisska Center.

Facilitators: 

• Gena Grant '15, Associate Director of Healthcare, Clinical Research & Wellness, The Knowlton Center
• Corey Efron, Assistant Director of Fellowships. Lisska Center for Intellectual Engagement

When: Thursday, October 9th from 11:30AM - 12:30PM 

Where: 115 Lecture Hall, Burton D Morgan 

Please Note: 

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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IBM Z Career Connection! This event is designed to introduce IBM Z technology to you, show you how to learn the relevant skills on IBM Z Xplore, and introduce you to clients in the area who are looking to hire.

In addition, you will be introduced to the perquisites required to join the recently launched Mainframe Career Depot, an always available platform to connect badged IBM Z Xplore individuals to hiring companies.

Attend the ZCC to learn more! 

When:  11:30AM - 12:20 PM  (We'll have pizza!) 

Where: 210 Samson Talbot

Please Note:

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Step into the world of independent filmmaking with Denison alum Ori Segev ’14, co-founder and director of Loose Films. Alongside three  other Denison alums, Ori launched Loose Films and quickly gained industry recognition when their very first feature, Poser, took off—winning awards at multiple film festivals and jumpstarting his career.

Ori is eager to connect with today’s students—whether you dream of working behind the camera, producing, editing, or exploring any part of the film industry. He’ll share his journey from Denison to building a film company, answer your questions about breaking into the industry, and talk about a current film production internship opportunity for this fall.

https://www.loosefilms.com/ 

Facilitator | Emily Pelphrey, Assistant Director of the Visual, Written and Performing Arts Career Community and Pre-Law Advisor, The Knowlton Center

When | Thursday, October 9th 11:30AM - 12:30PM 

Where |  Cinema House room 104

Lunch Provided

Please Note | 

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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This is the fourth Workshop in a 4-part series.  Attend all four to receive a Denison Edge Accelerator Badge for Leveraging AI.

Workshop 1: AI Foundations

Workshop 2: AI Tools and Strategies

Workshop 3: AI in Industry

Workshop 4: AI and Future-Planning

Prepare for the future with AI, including career opportunities, interview strategies, and long-term planning.

Leveraging AI is a dynamic accelerator that prepares you for the future of AI and your career. As AI transforms industries, this series will give you the tools to stay ahead. You’ll learn the foundations, ethics, and advanced techniques like prompt engineering, while also connecting with industry professionals who use AI in their work. In addition to learning and engaging with AI tools, you’ll discover how to integrate AI into your career preparation—whether it’s crafting AI-optimized resumes, writing cover letters, or acing AI-driven interviews. By the end of the series, you'll be equipped to navigate the evolving job market and lead in an AI-powered world.

Instructors: Melanie Murphy & Lori Robbins

Melanie Murphy earned a B.A. in Communication from The Ohio State University in 2004. Prior to working at Denison, Melanie spent time in the non-profit sector. She served as the Volunteer Engagement Manager for United Way of Central Ohio where she developed and executed corporate, individual and affinity group community engagement strategies. In addition she served as a Program Coordinator for The Childhood League Center. Melanie is the Executive Director of the Knowlton Center for Career Exploration, helping students gain knowledge, expertise, experience and the necessary skills to ensure their success and competitiveness for post-college life.

Lori Robbins is an Instructional Technologist at Denison University, where she leads AI literacy initiatives and professional development in emerging technologies. She was recognized by AI for Education for her leadership in the AI + Women in Higher Ed community and contributes to the University of Oxford’s AI in Education research hub, exploring AI’s role in teaching and learning. She developed the AI Staff Certificate and was a driving force behind the Trailblazing Careers program offered through Denison Edge this past February. She’ll be sharing insights on the evolving role of AI at Denison University, as well as some tools you can use to enhance your teaching experiences.

Schedule: Thursdays 6:00-7:30pm 9/18 - 10/9

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Interested in working in global health, but not sure where to start? Join us for a dynamic panel discussion featuring Denison graduates who are making an impact in diverse areas of health at local, national, and global levels. Panelists will share their career journeys, insights into the field, and advice for students interested in health-related pathways.

This event is open to all students who want to learn how global health knowledge and skills can translate into meaningful and versatile careers. Bring your questions and be inspired by alumni who are driving change in communities near and far.

Alumni Panelists | 

• Mollie Evans '16 - Supervisor of the Overdose Data to Action Grant, Cuyahoga County Board of Health
• Jacob Rains '21 - Manager at Manatt Health
• Julia McMahon '10 - Director, Community Health Programs, Susan G. Komen
• Caleigh Dwyer Buehler '19 - Program Coordinator, Outcomes & Data Analytics, Hospital for Special Surgery

Facilitator | Gena Grant '15, Associate Director of Healthcare, Clinical Research & Wellness Career Communities, The Knowlton Center

When | Thursday, October 9th from 7:00pm-8:00pm (snacks provided!) 

Where | 210 Samson Talbot

Please Note | 

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Join us for an informal conversation with Dylan DiGioia, Director of Engineering at Hum, a company pioneering the future of publishing through artificial intelligence.

Hum’s AI engine, Alchemist, doesn’t just analyze data — it understands context, predicts trends, and creates intelligent connections between content and readers. Dylan will share how his team builds the technology powering this intelligent publishing ecosystem and what it’s like to lead engineering in a fast-moving AI industry.

If you’re exploring careers in engineering, AI, or tech innovation, or have an interest in how AI is transforming industries like publishing, this is a great chance to listen, learn, and ask your questions in a relaxed setting.

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Date & Time:
12:00–1:00 PM
Location: Huffman President’s Dining Room

Description:
Swipe in, grab your lunch, and then join us in the President’s Dining Room for an informal conversation with Dylan DiGioia, Director of Engineering at Hum — a company using AI to help publishers create knowledge from content.

Dylan will share insights from his career in engineering and technology leadership, and discuss how Hum’s AI engine, Alchemist, is transforming the publishing world by understanding context, predicting trends, and connecting readers with the right content.

If you’re curious about careers in engineering, AI, or tech innovation, or have an interest in how AI is shaping industries like publishing and media, this small-group lunch is the perfect chance to connect, ask questions, and gain insight from a leader in the field.

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Denison University has recently partnered with the Partnership for Public Service to offer exclusive opportunities for Denison students in the Future Leaders in Public Service Internship Program. This paid program is open to students of all majors and provides professional experience in federal and state government, allowing participants to apply their academic training to meaningful work in a government agency.

Join this virtual information session to learn more about:

• The application process and timeline
• The interview process
• Available internship opportunities, including positions designated specifically for Denison students

Since 2022, the Future Leaders in Public Service Internship Program has placed highly skilled talent from across the country into government, helping students launch careers in public service while making a tangible impact.

Don’t miss this chance to explore a unique pathway into government work and gain valuable professional experience!

When | Tuesday October 14th 12PM - 1PM

Where | Join us through Zoom! 

Facilitators | 

• Jodi Pavol, Director of Industry Partnerships, The Knowlton Center
• Anneke Mason, Senior Associate Director of Career Pathways, The Knowlton Center 

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Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine is collaborating with Denison to provide an in-depth look at the rewarding specialty of podiatry. Join an admissions representative and practicing podiatric physician and Denison Alum, Dr. Caleb McFerran, for a brief info session, followed by an introductory workshop on suturing! This workshop is suited for those with limited or no experience in suturing. It covers instrument basics such as suture types and selection, proper loading of the needle, wound assessment, and hands-on suturing. Participants will practice basic techniques. All supplies will be provided. Enrollment is capped at 30 to optimize the learning experience, so please don’t wait to register (and update your registration if you can no longer make it).

This program will last 1.5 hours in total, and you must be able to attend the entire program in order to register.

Enrollment is capped at 30 participants to optimize the learning experience, so register as soon as possible through the external link provided. If you register but are no longer able to attend, please update your registration to allow another student to take your place.

Why Podiatric Medicine?

 1. Clinical & Surgical Excellence. Podiatric medicine stands out as a specialty that provides comprehensive care, combining both clinical and surgical practices. At Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine (KSUCPM), we are proud to have achieved a 100% match rate for our graduates into podiatric medical residency programs.

2. Diverse Career Settings. DPMs are trained to work in a variety of environments, including private practices, trauma centers, sports medicine facilities, and wound care clinics. This versatility allows for a fulfilling career that supports both professional growth and personal well-being.

3. Physician First, Specialist Second. From day one, our podiatric medical students are trained as physicians with a strong general medicine foundation before focusing on the lower extremities. This comprehensive approach ensures they are well-prepared to address the rising demand for care related to conditions like diabetes, sports injuries, and the growing emphasis on preventive medicine. Given the current trends in healthcare and the increasing need for specialized care in lower extremity health, now is an ideal time for aspiring physicians to consider podiatric medicine as a rewarding career path

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Join us for a fireside chat with five incredible women from L’Oréal and CeraVe, bringing expertise across Skincare, Haircare, Makeup Marketing, and Digital. They’ll share their career journeys, insights on the beauty and FMCG industry, and how students can prepare to thrive in this space.

 ✨ Event Highlights ✨ 

⌚️ 45 min – Panel Discussion 

Our guest speakers will share their career journeys, insights into the beauty and FMCG industries, and tips for breaking into digital marketing roles. Bring your questions and get them answered live! 

⌚️ 15 min – Program Introduction We’ll provide an overview of our internship program and introduce you to the company partners we’ll be collaborating with for Summer internships. 

⌚️ 30 min – Q&A Session Students can ask the panelists questions about careers, industry insights, and the internship program. 

✨ Topics We’ll Cover: - Skills and experiences students need right now to succeed in beauty marketing/digital roles - How AI is reshaping the industry - What makes a junior candidate stand out at L’Oréal/CeraVe - Trends and changes in digital marketing to watch 

This event is brought to you by ArtBound Initiative.  

Limited registration, so check your calendars and REGISTER TODAY!

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. 

Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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In Part 3 of Exploring Marketing & Communications Careers series, come for a brief overview of what to expect during the application process, from interview styles, to making sure you know the timelines and tools to help be successful as you apply.

Facilitator | David Snider, Senior Associate Director, Marketing, Sales & Communications, The Knowlton Center

When | Wednesday, October 15th from 12:00PM - 1:00PM

Where| 218 Burton Morgan 

Please Note: 

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Join us for an insider convo with Nigel, Senior Designer at Old Navy, who has also designed for Ralph Lauren and Champion. With years of experience in menswear design, Nigel will share his career journey in fashion, insights on breaking into the industry, and what it takes to thrive as a creative in today’s global fashion world.

 ✨ Event Highlights ✨ 

⌚️ Insider Company Talk + Q&A (45 mins)

 Hear firsthand from Nigel, Senior Designer at Old Navy, about his career designing menswear at global brands including Old Navy, Ralph Lauren, and Champion. He’ll share insights into breaking into the fashion industry, what it’s like working for top labels, and the skills that matter most for building a career in design. Bring your questions! 

⌚️ Program Intro + Q&A (15 mins) 

We’ll give an overview of our internship program and introduce you to the company partners we’ll be collaborating with for Summer internships. 

About the Speaker: 

Nigel is a Senior Designer at Old Navy, specializing in men’s knits, sweaters, and elevated graphics. With over 7 years of experience designing for leading brands including Ralph Lauren and Champion, he brings deep industry knowledge and a global perspective on fashion design and career growth. 

This event is brought to you by ArtBound Initiative. 

Limited registration, so check your calendars and REGISTER TODAY!

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. 

Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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This program will introduce you to the current landscape of generative AI: What these tools are, what they aren’t, and how to use them with intention. We'll break down common myths, explain what AI is good at, and what it is bad at.

This session will help students build foundational literacy in AI while considering the broader social and professional context in which these tools exist. Participants will gain an overview of today’s most widely used AI tools for text, image, and video generation, illustrated with real examples from Nha’s work in marketing and research. We’ll also explore key trends shaping how people are building and using AI technologies.

Equally important, the session will examine the cultural narratives and ethical implications surrounding AI, including global access gaps, environmental impacts, and the often-invisible labor behind training datasets. By the end of the workshop, participants will leave with a curated list of newsletters, podcasts, experts, and YouTube channels to help them stay informed about the evolving AI landscape.

Instructor: Nha Le

Nha is a Denison alum (class of 2022) and an analyst at FedEx with a background in marketing and digital strategy. Since 2023, she has been using generative AI tools at work and out of work for many things - even switching careers. Based in Vietnam, she brings a global perspective to understanding AI and its role in the workplace. Nha is passionate about helping students develop practical, career-ready AI skills with a human approach.

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Join Global Commerce as we host Denison Executive in Residence John Faraci '72 as our featured Executive Speaker Series speaker for October.

Wednesday, October 22

5:00 PM

Burton Morgan 216

About our speaker

John Faraci became widely respected in the forest products industry as an executive at International Paper Co., where he spent more than 40 years. In 1995, he became CEO of Carter Holt Harvey Ltd., a subsidiary of International Paper in New Zealand. In 1999, he assumed the role of CFO with International Paper and added the title of executive vice president in 2000. Finally, he served as chairman and CEO of International Paper from 2003 until retiring in 2014. From 2011 to 2013, he served on the U.S. section of the United States and Brazil CEO Forum. His leadership qualities were recognized, and he was named “Executive Papermaker of the Year” by PaperAge magazine in 2006 and 2011. In July of 2014, Faraci was named “North American CEO of the Year” by RISI, a leading information source on metals, industrial minerals, and forest products. Faraci earned his MBA at Michigan’s Ross School of Business in 1974 after graduating with a degree in economics and history at Denison in 1972. Faraci recently retired as the executive chairman of Carrier Global after guiding the heating and cooling solutions company in its first year as a public, independent company. He continues to serve on the board of United States Steel. For the past six summers, Faraci has worked for the National Park Service in Grand Teton National Park as a backcountry mountaineering ranger. He lives with his wife, Heath, in Moose, Wyoming; North Palm Beach, Florida; and Greenwich, Connecticut. They have two daughters and four grandchildren.

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This workshop is being held on Denison University's Main Campus in Higley 325.

Learn how to manage the message clearly and quickly when in crisis-mode. This program will guide you through steps you can take now so that you and your colleagues are positioned to communicate with the media and the public quickly and effectively when a crisis occurs.

Instructors: Alan Miller & Jenny Camper

Jenny Camper, co-owner of Lesic & Camper Communications, has more than 30 years of experience in strategic communications. Prior to agency work, Camper was communications manager for former Gov. George V. Voinovich and former State Treasurer J. Kenneth Blackwell. Camper earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism from The Ohio State University.

Alan Miller, a journalism professor at Denison University, has served as executive editor of The Columbus Dispatch and regional editor for USA Today Network Ohio’s 21 newsrooms from 2015-2022. He started at The Dispatch as a reporter in 1984 and rose through the ranks to become managing editor in 2004 and editor in 2015. He earned bachelor's and master's degrees in journalism from Ohio University.

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Ready to take the first steps toward your medical career? Join us for a virtual session with the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) designed to equip premed students with the tools, resources, and insights to launch their medical education journey.

This presentation will cover:

• Summer Health Professions Education Program (SHPEP)
• AAMC Pathway Program Resources
• AAMC Fee Assistance Program
• Medical College Admission Test® (MCAT®)
• AAMC Medical School Admission Requirement™ (MSAR®)
• American Medical College Application Service® (AMCAS®)
• AAMC PREview® Professional Readiness Exam (PREview®)
• Financial Information, Resources, Services & Tools (FIRST) program
   

Facilitator | Gena Grant '15, Associate Director of Healthcare, Clinical Research & Wellness Career Communities 

When |  Wednesday, October 22 from 6PM - 7PM 

Where | Join us through Zoom!

Please Note | 

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Join ABI alumnus Adam Wong, a VFX Artist at Industrial Light & Magic in Sydney, for an insider look at one of the world’s most legendary VFX studios - behind films like Star Wars, Jurassic Park, and Transformers One. 

Adam will share his journey from interning in New York to working across CG environments, lookdev, lighting, and compositing, plus the skills that helped him stand out in the competitive film and VFX industry. 

✨ Event Highlights ✨

 ⌚️Insider Company Talk + Q&A (45 mins) 

Hear Adam’s story from ABI intern to landing a role at ILM, and get insights into what it takes to succeed in the competitive world of film and VFX. Bring your questions and get them answered live! 

⌚️ Program Intro + Q&A (15 mins) 

We’ll provide an overview of our internship program and introduce you to the company partners we’ll be collaborating with for Summer internships. Please note: this session will be live only and not recorded. 

About the Speaker: 

Adam Wong is a VFX Artist at Industrial Light & Magic in Sydney, working as a Generalist across CG environments, lookdev, lighting, and compositing, with credits including Transformers One, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, The Power of the Dog, and commercials for League of Legends, Taco Bell, and more. An Artbound Initiative alumnus with nearly 10 years in post-production across New York City, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney, he holds a Bachelor of Animation from Swinburne University of Technology and enjoys tennis, AFL, and Formula 1. 

This event is brought to you by ArtBound Initiative. 
 

Limited registration, so check your calendars and REGISTER TODAY!

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. 

Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Ever wondered what goes into building the spaces you walk through every day? Join CK Construction, the team behind Denison’s own Hoaglin, Reese House, and more, for a special info session and guided tour of campus projects.

Since 1956, CK Construction has led major projects across healthcare, education, industrial, and cultural sectors. Headquartered in Columbus, OH, they bring deep expertise in design and construction, supported by in-house trades like concrete, steel erection, carpentry, drywall, and more.

Why attend?
CK Construction is recruiting now for 20+ Summer 2026 internships in Project Engineering, Estimating, Superintending, Self Perform Labor, Finance/Accounting, and HR/Business Operations—offering you the chance to gain hands-on experience on real projects.

When | Thursday, October 23rd 11:30AM - 12:30PM 

Where |  219 Burton Morgan

Here’s the plan

11:30 – 12:00 PM | Info Session
Get an inside look at CK Construction, explore the world of construction project management, and learn about the wide range of roles within a construction company that Denison students are qualified for.

12:00 – 12:30 PM | Walking Tour
Step outside and see CK’s work firsthand on a guided tour of campus projects they built—including Hoaglin and Reese House!

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Presented by the Black Student Union in collaboration with the Knowlton Center for Career Exploration, DIG, BLASS, and FGN

Ready to level up your career prep? Join us at the Slayter Flagpole on A Quad for Reaching the End Goal, your one-stop shop for all things professional development!

• Free professional headshots
• Learn about and join our Career Communities
• Get a 5-minute LinkedIn profile review
• Book a 1:1 career coaching appointment

Plus, warm up with hot chocolate or apple cider and other fall sweet treats while you set yourself up for success! 

When | Thursday, October 23rd 11:30AM - 1:00PM

Where | Slayter Flagpole, A Quad 

Don’t miss this chance to get ahead of the game with your career prep and professional development!

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Attend this session to learn more about what a career is nursing can offer you! A representative from Case Western Reserve University will discuss their Direct Entry-Master's in Nursing program. Designed for students with a bachelor’s degree in a non-nursing discipline, the MN Program offers a rigorous, accelerated interprofessional education with on-campus classes held at the new, state-of-the-future Health Education Campus. Snacks will be provided. 

Facilitator | Gena Grant '15 | Associate Director of Healthcare, Clinical Research & Wellness Career Communities 

When | Thursday October 23rd from 11:45AM - 12:45PM (snacks provided!) 

Where |  218 Burton D Morgan 

Please Note: 

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Join the Knowlton Center on October 23rd to hear from ArtBound Initiative: ABI about the opportunities and locations you can use to launch your career with personalized internship placements in creative companies around the world. Hear from an ABI alum and current Denison student about their experience. 

Intern with companies like CBS, TBWA, McCann, Hypebeast, Reflexgroup, Code & Theory, Moving Picture Company and more. We will help you secure your perfect internship and coordinate all travel logistics (including housing, internship visas, insurance, and more).

Launch your creative career with ArtBound Initiative!

⏰ Thurs, Oct 23, 12:00 p.m.

📍Burton Morgan 220 - or join us virtually

If you are not available to join us in person, the virtual link to join is https://denison.zoom.us/j/86303108982?pwd=yvi38hLClRKGFdT2a2Q3naLRPwAWEI.1

https://www.artboundinitiative.com/

Please Note: 

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Ready to kickstart your future? Whether you’re curious about what’s out there or already have a dream career in mind, this session is all about giving you the tools to make it happen.

Learn about the tools, resources and programs available through the Knowlton Center to support your career exploration. We'll help you identify opportunities and create a career exploration plan that aligns with your interests and goals.

Facilitator: Ashley Strausser | Senior Associate Director, Career Exploration | The 
Knowlton Center

When: Tuesday, October 28th from 6:00PM - 7:00PM 

Where: Huffman President's Dining Room 

Please Note: 

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Learn how to structure and build effective financial models using Excel, an essential skill for careers in finance, consulting, or entrepreneurship. This hands-on workshop covers revenue, expenses, staffing, and capital planning, along with expert tips to streamline your modeling process. Ideal for students preparing for finance roles or business ventures.

Instructor: Charles Richmond

Charles works at Book+Street as the Manager of Financial Planning and Analysis. He supports clients with numerous projects including cash flow forecasts, cap tables, financial models, systems integrations, commission trackers and deal pipelines. His job is two-fold as he also supports the internal team with operational systems and KPI reporting. In his role, Charles has also taken on the responsibility of mentoring and managing our analysts and interns. He finds immense satisfaction in bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world applications. Prior to joining Book+Street, he was a Financial Planning and Analysis Intern at Libbey Glass where he was responsible for reporting on financial actuals each month, identifying low-margin SKUs in order to make the projection process more efficient and streamlined, and maintaining and rolling over projections month-to-month. Charles earned a BS in Finance from the Ohio State University. When he’s not working, Charles loves going to the movies with his fiancee, playing video games, and hanging out with his two cats. 

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From mixers to business dinners, to afternoons on the course, networking happens everywhere. Prepare yourself for a future networking opportunity by learning the basics of golf and enjoying the driving range with students, and staff.

Join the Knowlton Center and the Denison Men's and Women's Golf Teams for "Tee Up Your Career," a networking event where students will be able to take part in group golf instruction–no experience necessary! Or, if you're an experienced player, come out and get in some practice. Once the basics have been covered, students are free to float between practicing on the golf range and mingling with other students and Denison staff. Light snacks will be served as well!

• Clubs will be provided for those who need them. Casual attire is acceptable. Transportation is provided, if needed. First shuttle will leave from Burton Morgan at 3:45 and continue to run back and forth through the end of the event. 

We hope to see you on Wednesday October 29, at the Denison Golf Club from 4-6PM!! (if you can't make it at 4, you are able to drop by anytime!)

Denison Golf Club is a 15 minute walk down the hill off E. College Street - keep going as it turns into Newark Granville Road - 555 Newark Granville Rd, Granville, OH 43023

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Feeling haunted by career decisions? Fear not! The Health Careers Exploration Fair is your chance to uncover the thrilling possibilities that await in the world of health professions. No jump scares, just genuine insight.

This isn’t your average career fair. Instead of employers, you'll meet representatives from a wide range of healthcare fields; some you may not even know exist! This is your chance to gain exposure to diverse pathways in the healthcare field, to ask questions, make connections, and gather resources to help guide your next steps.

The first 100 attendees will get a Denison Pre-Health-branded canvas bag to collect candy and handouts!

• Thursday, October 30
• Knobel Hall
• 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM

Participating Professions:

• Physical Therapy
• Osteopathic Medicine (DO)
• Nursing
• Dentistry
• Pharmacy
• Optometry
• Occupational Therapy
• Behavioral Health
• Public Health
• Veterinary Medicine
• Podiatry
• Genetic Counseling
• Anesthesiologist Assistant
• Audiology and Speech
• Respiratory Therapy
• More to come!

Facilitator: Gena Grant, Associate Director - Healthcare, Clinical Research & Wellness Career Community | The Knowlton Center 

🎃 Trick or treat your way through the booths and fill your bag with insight, business cards, and candy.

Register today—don’t ghost this opportunity!
Exploring healthcare professions doesn’t have to be scary. See you there... if you dare! 🕷️

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Research-related internships and job opportunities after graduation

Coach | Gena Grant 

Course | Global Health 210

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Networking Workshop

Coach | Gena Grant

Course | Global Health 380 

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Join our Peer Career Fellows for a casual Ask Me Anything session just for first year students! Come with questions about choosing a major, finding internships, building your resume, or creating a LinkedIn profile-and learn how the Knowlton Center can support you every step of the way.

When | Tuesday, November 4th from 6:00PM - 7:00PM

Where |  Huffman President's Dining Room 

Please Note: 

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Behind every product is a hidden world of tech, teamwork and problem solving - come decode it.

This hands-on evening workshop offers a fast-paced introduction to the technologies and teamwork behind modern supply chains. Participants will explore how enterprise systems like ERP and tools like Excel and AI are used to manage inventory, streamline operations, and solve real-world logistics problems.

This session is designed for those that are curious about operations, data, or business systems and will serve as a launch point for a more in-depth program offered next semester.

Instructor: Jeremy Banta

Jeremy Banta is a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel with over 30 years of experience in civilian and military logistics. He is a Professor of Supply Chain Management at Columbus State and co-founder of the Ohio Supply Chain Academic Network. He serves on multiple school and organizational boards, as well as being a member of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. His 20-year military career includes 15 years of full-time service in the Ohio National Guard and deployments to Iraq and Kuwait.

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Join ABI alum Ellie as she shares her journey from working at Christie’s to her current role at Phillips New York, where she coordinates global photographs auctions and exhibitions. Get a behind-the-scenes look at life inside a leading art institution and hear her tips for breaking into the art world. 

✨ Event Highlights ✨ 

⌚️ Insider Career Talk + Q&A (45 mins)

 Hear Ellie’s story - from starting out to building her career at two of the world’s top auction houses - and get insights into the skills and experiences that helped her stand out. Bring your questions and get them answered live! 

⌚️ Program Intro + Q&A (15 mins)

 We’ll provide an overview of ABI’s internship program and introduce you to the company partners you could work with for Summer internships.

 About the Speaker: 

Ellie is an ABI alum who began her journey in the arts through an internship at SCOPE Art Show in New York, through the ArtBound Initiative program. She went on to build her career at Christie’s, where she held roles across Client Services, Research, and Sale Coordination in both San Francisco and New York. Currently, Ellie is the Executive Assistant and Department Coordinator for the Photographs Department at Phillips, where she supports global auctions and exhibitions across New York and Hong Kong. Her experience spans project management, research, client relations, and coordinating international sales at leading art institutions. 

This event is brought to you by ArtBound Initiative. 

Limited registration, so check your calendars and REGISTER TODAY!

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. 

Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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For those of you who have considered a career in therapy, The Knowlton Center and the Department of Psychology are excited to invite you to a panel discussion to learn about the various educational pathways available for working with clients. Hear from Alumni about working in behavioral therapy, Clinical Psychology, counseling, and more.

Meet the Panelists | 

• Stay tuned for alumni panelist information

Facilitator | Gena Grant '15, Associate Director of Healthcare, Clinical Research & Wellness Career Communities 

When | Thursday, November 6th from 6:30-7:30pm

Where | 115 Lecture Hall Burton D. Morgan Center

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Join LaDawn - Talent Director at Koto - for a behind-the-scenes look at what hiring managers really want. Learn how to stand out in your job search and get insights on emerging trends, including the role of AI in hiring and how creatives can adapt. 

✨ Event Highlights ✨

 ⌚️ Creative Recruitment Workshop with LaDawn (40 mins) 

Hear directly from a Talent Director about what employers are looking for. Get practical job search strategies, insider tips on how to stand out, and guidance on navigating new recruitment trends like AI.

 ⌚️ Program Intro + Q&A (15 mins)

 We’ll provide an overview of ABI’s internship program and introduce you to the company partners you could work with for Summer internships.

 About the Speaker: 

LaDawn is the Talent Director at Koto, a leading creative agency, and previously led recruitment at Red Antler for over eight years. With extensive experience hiring across the creative industry, she brings firsthand insight into what employers look for and how candidates can stand out.

This event is brought to you by ArtBound Initiative. 
 

Limited registration, so check your calendars and REGISTER TODAY!

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. 

Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Take your portfolio to the next level with expert insights from Kevin Forister, Creative Director at Omnicom Group. In this workshop, you’ll learn what makes a portfolio stand out, how to present your work with clarity, and how to effectively showcase your creative range. 

✨ Event Highlights ✨ 

⌚️ Portfolio Workshop with Kevin Forister (40 mins) 

Gain insider tips from Kevin, Creative Director at Omnicom Group, on what makes a portfolio stand out. Learn how to present your work clearly and effectively showcase your creative range to employers. 

⌚️ Program Intro + Q&A (15 mins) 

We’ll provide an overview of ABI’s internship program and introduce you to the company partners you could work with for Summer internships.

 About the Speaker:

 Kevin is a Creative Director out of Dallas, TX with over a decade of experience working for brands like Samsung, Audi, FedEx Office, and Krispy Kreme. He has won numerous National Addys, has been published in Graphis Design and Poster Annuals, and is listed among Lurzer's Int'l Archives 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide. 

This event is brought to you by ArtBound Initiative. 
 

Limited registration, so check your calendars and REGISTER TODAY!

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. 

Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Join Vanessa Dolan - Senior Creative Recruiter at Aquent with 20+ years of experience - for a hands-on workshop on crafting standout resumes. Learn what employers look for, how to avoid common mistakes, and how to showcase your skills even with limited experience. 

✨ Event Highlights ✨

 ⌚️ Resume Workshop with Vanessa Dolan (45 mins) 

Learn directly from Vanessa, Senior Creative Recruiter at Aquent with 20+ years of experience. She’ll share what employers look for, common mistakes to avoid, and how to make your resume stand out—even with limited experience. 

⌚️ Program Intro + Q&A (15 mins) 

We’ll provide an overview of ABI’s internship program and introduce you to the company partners you could work with for Summer internships. 

About the Speaker: 

Vanessa Dolan has 20+ years experience gained from the Advertising sector working in senior executive roles. Her in-depth understanding of advertising and marketing, design and digital, from both a local and international perspective, ensures that your career aspirations are well understood. She is focused on recruiting talent for the corporate and government sector, design studios and digital, advertising and marketing agencies.

This event is brought to you by ArtBound Initiative. 
 

Limited registration, so check your calendars and REGISTER TODAY!

Before registering, you should make informed choices and only register for events with alumni, employers, and coaches that you are truly interested in and that do not conflict with class, work, student organizations or other commitments. 

Late cancellations and no-shows reflect poorly on you as well as the university and may jeopardize the school’s relationship with employers and/or alumni. Your registration represents your commitment to arrive on time, prepared and professional.

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Master the essential skills of Microsoft Excel with Denison Edge’s Intro to Excel Accelerator Program. Designed for students and professionals looking to build proficiency in data management, formulas, pivot tables, AI tools, and more, this interactive course covers both foundational and advanced Excel functions. Through hands-on exercises and guided instruction, you’ll gain practical experience to enhance your academic and career success. Whether you’re new to Excel or looking to sharpen your skills, this program will equip you with valuable tools to analyze and visualize data effectively.

Instructor: Charles Richmond

Bio: Charles works at Book+Street as the Manager of Financial Planning and Analysis. He supports clients with numerous projects including cash flow forecasts, cap tables, financial models, systems integrations, commission trackers and deal pipelines. His job is two-fold as he also supports the internal team with operational systems and KPI reporting. In his role, Charles has also taken on the responsibility of mentoring and managing our analysts and interns. He finds immense satisfaction in bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world applications. Prior to joining Book+Street, he was a Financial Planning and Analysis Intern at Libbey Glass where he was responsible for reporting on financial actuals each month, identifying low-margin SKUs in order to make the projection process more efficient and streamlined, and maintaining and rolling over projections month-to-month. Charles earned a BS in Finance from the Ohio State University. When he’s not working, Charles loves going to the movies with his fiancee, playing video games, and hanging out with his two cats. 

Schedule: Mondays beginning January 26th through February 16th from 6:30-8:30pm

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