Finding a Career Path with a Women and Gender Studies Degree: Getting Started

Past Event

Thursday, September 29, 2011 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM EDT
Johnson Center, Room 240K

Join Women and Gender Studies alumna Ana Kay Yaghoubian for a workshop on life after graduation. Learn more about organizations, careers, and positions out there for individuals minoring in Women and Gender Studies. Other topics include tips on the job search, volunteer opportunities, and leadership experiences that will help students enter professions.

Ana Kay Yaghoubian currently is a program associate for the National Girls Collaborative Project, a program under the American Association of University Women.

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