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STUDENT TO STUDENT—Advice You Can Use

Published on October 30, 2023

What is the best way to get started on your career? Look to more advanced students for answers.

Recently I sat down with Kayim Levy, a junior accounting student, to get a student’s perspective on how best to get started …

By Pauline Thaler (she/her)
Pauline Thaler (she/her) Career Advisor
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Undecided about a career path? You are not alone!

Published on October 23, 2023

Many students struggle with finding a career direction. Here are some tips to help.

Try some quick, no cost assessments to get a clearer picture of your must-haves. At Lundquist, we recommend taking a closer look at your VIPS:

Once …

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Career Curiosity Encouraged at Meet the Firms and BizCareers Events

Published on October 23, 2023

Alumni connections, an industry speaker panel presentation, and targeted networking opportunities gave Lundquist students the chance to level up their career development over the past few weeks!

Meet the Firms drew nearly 160 students on October 5th, with more than …

By Pauline Thaler (she/her)
Pauline Thaler (she/her) Career Advisor
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Get Involved! Tips from a UO Alum & Recruiting Professional!

Published on October 16, 2023

Q: Tell us a little about New Relic – products/company/culture/internships, professional development, and early talent roles for business majors!

A: New Relic is a software as a solution (SaaS) company that specializes in one-stop-shop, all-in observability. Essentially, New Relic monitors the …

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Sara Mason Associate Director, Industry and Alumni Engagement
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“When should I start applying for internships and jobs for next summer?”

Published on October 9, 2023

Short Answer: NOW!

I know it might sound ridiculous, but it’s true. If you are looking for an internship or a full time job at a competitive company, to begin in summer 2024, you need to start applying now. (By …

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Gene Rhee Executive Director
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Copyright for Photographers: Rights and Releases

Taught by Carolyn E. Wright
The intersection of photography and law is a complex place. What are your rights as a photographer? Where and what…

Stop Pretending You’re Fine: Build Resilience and EQ to Reclaim Joy

Taught by Dr. Judith Joseph
A lack of joy may lead to burnout, low employee retention, and a lack of productivity in the workplace. That’s…

Learning Design Research

Taught by Andy Schwanbeck
With design research, designs are more meaningful and effective because they are grounded in a real-world context. The goal of…

Building Curtain Walls with Revit

Taught by Eric Wing
This course examines one of the best features Revit has to offer: curtain walls. Though they’re not structurally significant, curtain…

Building Accountability into Your Culture

Taught by Mike Figliuolo
Leaders must model accountability to the rest of the organization to create trust and establish their own credibility. Employees must…

Agile at Work: Building Your Agile Team (2015)

Taught by Doug Rose
Agile is becoming the preferred project management approach for fast-moving projects. At the heart of any agile project lies an…

Urbanized

Taught by Gary Hustwit
Urbanized is a documentary about the design of cities. It looks at the issues and strategies behind urban design and…

frog’s FEMA Disaster Relief Innovation

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It can be a few days or a few weeks between the time when disaster strikes and relief organizations can…

Ideas That Resonate

Taught by Stefan Mumaw
In advertising and marketing, ideas are currency. Some are small, some are average, and then there’s the select few that…

Understanding Intellectual Property (2014)

Taught by Dana Robinson
How are you protecting your work? Author and attorney Dana Robinson gives you a high-level overview of intellectual property (IP),…

Civil 3D: Basic Roadway Design

Taught by Eric Chappell
Roadway design is one of the most powerful capabilities of Civil 3D and one of the most common design tasks…

Michelle Kaufmann’s Platinum LEED Home Remodel: Start to Finish

Taught by Michelle Kaufmann
With home remodels, especially sustainable ones designed by architects like Michelle Kaufman, more square footage isn’t always the answer. Her…

Business Storytelling with C.C. Chapman

Taught by C.C. Chapman
Storytelling isn’t just for fiction; it’s vital to your business, too. Storytelling can help you communicate with customers and clients,…

The Creative Spark: Alberto Scirocco and the Motion Graphics of leftchannel

Taught by Alberto Scirocco
How do you become a better motion graphics designer? Alberto Scirocco advises his students to paint, to sculpt, to dance—to…

Copyright for Photographers

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The intersection of photography and law is a complex place. At one of those crossroads lies copyright. Many photographers aren’t…

Revit: Construction Modeling Tools

Taught by Paul F. Aubin
If your job requires working on Revit models created by someone else, then you have probably run into situations where…

Revit MEP 2014 Essential Training

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Revit MEP is a module in Revit streamlined for MEP trades and processes—putting the right tools right at your fingertips…

Creating a Short Film: 13 Marketing Your Film

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Short films are often used to practice filmmaking skills inexpensively, get experience working with a cast and crew, showcase filmmaking…

Running a Design Business: Pricing and Estimating

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Do you know what to charge for your design services? Too much and you risk scaring away potential clients; too…

Yo Santosa, Branding Expert

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Yo Santosa took a big leap when she decided to quit her job as a motion graphics artist. But her…
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