Are you wondering, what can I do with my science or math major? or how do I build relationships with potential employers? Come explore and practice at the Science & Math Career Forum! Employers will be recruiting for open positions too.
UWL's Academic Advising Center & Career Services is sponsoring an upcoming event for students with majors/minors in:
- Biochemistry
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Clinical Laboratory Science
- Environmental Science
- Geography
- Math
- Microbiology
- Physics
- Statistics
Students, watch this video to hear about why you should attend and what to expect with employers. Faculty, watch this video about the benefits of attending the forum.
Alumni Panel: 10 a.m.-11 a.m.
Hear directly from a panel of UW alumni about their experiences and how to prepare for a career. ATTEND & ENTER DRAWING FOR PRIZES! Panelists include...
- Audreyona Chavez, Quality Assurance Field Director from Organic Valley
- Ben Campbell, Environmental Biologist from Dairyland Power Cooperative
- Brittany Bollhorst, Enzyme Product Manager/Sustaining & Support Engineer from Illumina
- Ryan Sands, Project Manager/Hydrographer from J.F. Brennan
- Stephen Koch, Actuarial Analyst from Sentry Insurance
Networking: 11 a.m.-2p.m.
Connect one on one with employers and scientists from regional organizations about career opportunities. 30 employers will share potential career paths and open positions.
Also, come take a look inside Mandli Communication's future-focused data collection vehicle. The X35 collects highly detailed, geolocated pavement and asset data, simultaneously streamlining and automating processes for departments of transportation, airports, construction companies, engineering firms, emergency services, and more. The vehicle will be parked near the south entrance of the student union.
Business casual dress is encouraged. Preparation tips will be provided with registration. However, registration is not required to attend!
Event co-sponsored with the College of Science & Health, Actuary Club, Biology Club, Chemistry & Biochemistry Club, DiSTEM, Geography Club, Math & Statistics Club, and Microbiology Club.
