GBCS CareerLink - Fall 2011

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Inside This Issue:

Campus Branding Initiatives: Make an Impact

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Masters Department Updates

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Mays Graduate Association

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GBCS CareerLink Fall 2011

Campus Branding Initiatives: Make an Impact

Students Take: Summer Internships

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Technology Innovation: Introducing Cisco TelePresence

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Connecting with students through career fairs and information sessions can be a great way to get your name and brand in front of students in a targeted and concentrated way…but why stop there? GBCS facilitates a variety of opportunities to connect one-on-one with students at Mays Business School

MRE Scholarship Recipient

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First place in the 2 annual Strategic Use of Information Technology (SUIT) Case Competition goes to Texas A&M University students Subhankar Banerjee, Martin Knaack, and Efesa Origbo.

383 Wehner Building 4216 TAMU College Station, TX 77843 Phone: 979-845-1998 Fax: 979-845-3184

We want to enhance your on-campus branding and work together to reach your target

audience by highlighting your corporate culture and motivating students to learn more about you. By working together, your goal of attracting talent can be reached. For additional information, please contact GBCS at 979-845-1998.

Masters Department Updates

The Real Estate Center named the first recipients of its scholarships to the Masters of Real Estate (MRE) program. MRE students John Gabriel Garcia of Bryan and Brock Robertson of Dallas have been selected to receive the $5,000 scholarships.

GRADUATE BUSINESS CAREER SERVICES

Mock Interviews Executive Coaching Employer Panels and Workshops Webinars and Blog Talk Radio And More!!!

Prior to the competition, participants were given a business case covering an information technology issue and asked to analyze appropriate solutions. On competition day, the teams planned to present pre-drawn plans. However, when the

students arrived, an unforeseen “twist” in competition requirements forced students to revamp their presentations.

The Wilder Awards design competition exists to promote the importance of graphic identity in museums’ overall image.

Congrats to this triumphant trio for thinking on their feet!

—Kelli Levey, writer and editor of Mays Business Online. (Full article can be found at http:// bit.ly/pQFd57.)

MS Marketing Student Wins Museum Design Contest Savannah Smith ’09, a Mays MS Marketing student, won first place in the Mitchell A. Wilder Publication Design Award Competition at the Annual Meeting of the Texas Association of Museums. Smith designed a “sticket” – a combination of the admission ticket and a promotional sticker – for the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum’s The Heart Truth exhibit.


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