UBS Freshman Frenzy program is a one-day, expenses paid, immersion in the world of finance. The program provides students with an opportunity to jump-start a career in business through an exciting, hands-on introduction to:
This program is available to students who have completed their freshman year and demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and are enthusiastic about the financial services industry.
Details
Location: UBS office in Stamford, CT
Program Date: Thursday, May 21, 2009
Eligibility Criteria:
Currently enrolled as a Freshman
Minimum 3.4 GPA
All majors welcome to apply
Deadline
Wednesday, February 11, 2009. E-mail your resume to diversityrecruiting@ubs.com. Place “Freshman Frenzy” in the subject line.
Application process
All candidates will be notified of their status via e-mail in March.
Undergraduate students are encouraged to apply to be employed from May to August at Holiday Lake 4-H Educational Center, just outside of Lynchburgin Appomattox, Virginia. The camp staff will teach Outdoor Living Skills, Canoeing, wimming, Shooting Education, or High/Low Ropes Course classes as well as assist n developing afternoon and evening programming. Junior 4-H Camp is a residential 2 week summer camping program for youth ages 9-13. Training is provided, in addition to a competitive salary and employee benefits. It’s a reat way to have a fun summer job with weekends free!
These positions are an excellent opportunity to develop new personal and
professional skills, have fun, and to use your knowledge to help Virginia’s youth. Anyone interested in youth education, teaching, Extension, or spending time with kids in the outdoors is encouraged to apply.
For more information contact: Nate Mahanes-Program Director, Holiday Lake 4-H Educational Center at (434) 248-5444; email nmahanes@vt.edu or visit website for applications and a full listing of available positions: http://www.holidaylake4h.com/employment.php
During the spring semester, the Career Development Center will host representatives from a variety of organizations to interview students on campus for internships and jobs. More than 40 organizations participate each semester, and previous participants have included the Dept. of Homeland Security; Ernst & Young; CarMax; Philip Morris USA; Cowen & Company; and the U.S. General Services Administration. Students in all majors can review the schedule and sign-up for interviews through SpiderConnect.
Employers will also host information sessions to inform students about internships and jobs with their organizations. More than 20 information sessions are held each semester, and previous participants have included the CIA; Summer Bridge New Orleans; Keiter, Stephens, Hurst, Gary & Shreaves; Genworth Financial; and Goldman Sachs & Co. Sign up for information sessions through SpiderConnect.
View the OCI and Info Session schedule or call (804) 287-6629 for more information.
Application deadline: Monday, February 16, 2009
(This is the only date summer fellowship application will be accepted)
Summer research fellowships through the School of Arts & Sciences provide a stipend for living expenses so that students can work full time on a single research project during the summer months. Stipends are $400 per week, with an additional $50 per week if the student lives on campus. For more in-depth information about requirements and expectations, consult the summer fellowship guidelines - web site http://as.richmond.edu/research/as_funding.html
