Black Student Success Workshop is Feb. 29

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Black Student Success Workshop is Feb. 29

Baker Center

The ��Ƶ Office for Multicultural Student Access and Retention (OMSAR) will host the Black Student Success Workshop from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 29, at Baker University Center 240.

The morning sessions include:

“VIA character strengths”
“Being a student leader - the do’s and don’ts and is it really worth it?”

After lunch is served, the following concurrent sessions will take place:

“What do I bring to the table? – Learn how to make yourself marketable with all that you are already doing”
“Leadership compass – What kind of a leader are you?”
“Salary negotiation – Learn how to negotiate your salary once you find that dream job”
“Mock interview with a panel – Practice and prepare for any interview”

“This is the last event that OMSAR will host for the Black History Month series,” said Vanessa Morgan-Nai, OMSAR’s coordinator for multicultural advising and African American student success. “We hope for a large turnout as we conclude Black History Month.”

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Office for Multicultural Student Access and Retention

Published

February 25, 2020

Author

Laura Ndoigo

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Black Student Success Workshop is Feb. 29

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