In this episode of Choices, Tyler and Sylvia discuss case studies that utilize PathwayU results as well as other career/major decision-making tools and share real life examples.
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The following is from the Department of Hospitality and Sport Business Management:
You are cordially invited to explore the Hospitality Business Management and Hospitality Industry Management majors:
- Monday, October 5, 4:00 pm, on Zoom
To register, please visit: https://forms.gle/6L95YGEm93w4jtPK9
Please note: Zoom link will be sent to you after you register.
We are consistently ranked in the top hospitality programs!
For the Hospitality Business Management major, experience driven learning is key. The Vita Nova Restaurant and Courtyard by Marriott offer students hands-on experience where you can round out your academic knowledge. Vita Nova is a fine-dining student-managed restaurant. The 126-room Courtyard by Marriott offers students valuable experience in sales, marketing, revenue management, front office and housekeeping.
The Hospitality Industry Management major is designed for students with a strong career interest in analytical and support functions such as consulting, commercial real estate transaction services, sales and marketing, revenue management, e-business and hospitality information technology in the global hospitality industry.
Where are our alums?
- Aramark
- Bloomberg
- Bozzuto
- Breakthru Beverage
- Deloitte
- DIG (Dig Inn)
- Disney
- Eastdil Secured
- Ecolab
- Ernst & Young
- Four Seasons
- Hilton
- HVS
- Hyatt
- Lettuce Entertain You
- Marriott International (and Corporate)
- New York Life
- Nike
- And, more…
Hope to see you on Monday, October 5, 2020, 4 pm.
Introducing Choices: a University Studies Podcast! In this first episode, UST advisors Tyler and Sylvia discuss stages of major/career decision-making, using PathwayU, and examples from their own experiences with talking to students and professionals. You can follow along with the video presentation or listen to the audio.
The University of Delaware Physical Therapy (UDPT) Program Annual Information Session will be held virtually on Saturday, May 2 between 12 PM – 3 PM.
A variety of virtual meetings will provide prospective students an opportunity to learn more about the graduate Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Program and have their questions answered by faculty, current DPT students, and admissions staff. Here are examples below of the sessions being planned:
- Program Overview w/Department Chair and Program Director
- Student Life
- Admissions Process
- Individual sessions to include topics such as clinical education; clinic/residency; research/PhD program; information for high school students; information for current college students/graduates
Details will be updated on their website: https://sites.udel.edu/pt/open-house/. Please RSVP at this link so that they can follow up with links to each session.
We hope you are enjoying your winter break! Now that the holidays are over, are you looking for something to do? We have some suggestions to make use of your time before jumping back into a full semester of classes.
Still need to pick a major?
- Use Major Finder to learn more about the many majors UD has. You can also check out the Career Outcomes page for information about our graduates per major.
- Take the PathwayU assessments and explore your career matches to see what majors might be a good fit.
- If you have narrowed down your search to a handful of majors, use the catalog to see what the requirements are for each major. Knowing which classes you can choose from or are required to take might help you decide. If you have questions about certain requirements, ask your UST advisor. Make sure to choose the catalog for the school year you started at UD.
Plan ahead for your travels.
If you know you want to study abroad or go on an alternative break, the time to start planning is now! Explore the various study abroad options on their website. The programs only go through Fall 2020, but seeing what has been offered is a good indication of what might be offered in future semesters.
Now is also a good time to work on your resume.
Internships are not just for your junior and senior years. The more experience you have, the better! Even if you aren’t planning on applying to internships and part-time jobs this summer, it is a good idea to build a proper resume now to see what areas you might need to work on. It is also a document that takes time; a good one cannot be thrown together last minute. Check out the Career Center’s website for information on how to get started.
Check your Spring semester schedule.
Make sure you are enrolled in a full schedule of courses (minimum 12 credits; around 15 credits recommended). If there are any courses you need to repeat, make the proper adjustments. If you have not already passed ENGL110 or your first-year seminar, they need to be completed in the Spring. UST advisors are here all winter, and we still have drop-in hours. If you have any questions, reach out to your advisor!
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