Tuesday, March 7, 2017
5:30-7:00pm
Medical School Office Building x140 (first floor, suite 100)
Do you want to expand your professional network, learn more about specific companies, or secure a full time position? Get ready for the Biomedical & Biosciences Industry Expo (BBIE) and other networking events by attending this workshop highlighting the preparation, practice and process for making the most of a career expo.
Attendees of this workshop will develop key skills and increase confidence by:
Marlene Scherer Stern, SoMCC
Rhea Daugherty, SoMCC
Marlene Scherer Stern provides individual counseling/coaching at the SoMCC. Marlene recently retired from Stanford BEAM, Career Education, where she served as an Associate Director/Assistant Dean. She has 25 years experience working in Career Development in a diversity of roles and is passionate about working with students to better understand themselves, and how they connect to the world of work. Signature career development programs co-designed by Marlene include a career mentoring program for PhD’s and the Stanford Immersion in Medicine Series Program. She is thrilled to help provide career counseling to our trainees and students. Marlene holds an M.Ed in Higher Education.
Rhea Daugherty serves as Associate Director at the SoMCC. Rhea came to Stanford in 2012 as a graduate student and decided not to leave. Rhea earned an M.Ed from the Graduate School of Education; was a leader in several student programs including ADVANCE, SSRP, and SBSA; and is working to finish her PhD in Genetics. Rhea's passion lies in listening to others and helping them to reach their goals; she enjoys collaborating with students, employers, and campus leaders to build bridges across groups.
Questions? Email Monica Devlin at mkdevlin@stanford.edu
Event Notes:
By submitting your registration, you agree to attend the event in its entirety or to cancel if your plans change and you cannot attend. Available wait list openings will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Questions? Contact Monica at <mkdevlin@stanford.edu>.
