Interested in interning or working in South Korea? Please join us as we connect with alumni and young professionals working in Korea via video conference ready to share information on how to apply for jobs and internships in the region. They will also be ready to answer questions on the exciting cultural experience of living and working in
Korea. All majors are welcome!
WHEN: Friday, Nov. 11, 12:30-3 p.m., Whitman SOM 104
WHAT: The event is comprised of 3 separate video conferences (1-1:35, 1:45-2:20 and 2:30-3:05) featuring alumni of SU, Carnegie Mellon, and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign working in industries such as public relations, banking, marketing and computer science for large international/domestic organizations and companies such as the United Nations, KB and LG.
There will also be members at tables ready to share with you information pertaining to our organization Work In Asia (WIA) as well as cultural information on Korea provided by the Korean Students Association of SU (KASU) starting at 12:30.
Please take a look at the event outline in our group on facebook (Work In ASIA) for more information to decide which video conference you would like to attend. You are most welcome to attend any that peak your interest. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Website: Work In ASIA @SU facebook Group
Contact Person: Lorenz Chiu
Vice President of WIA
Email: lochiu@syr.edu
Phone: (917)628-5818
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