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BARUCH COLLEGE STARR CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER POSITION FOR A PART-TIME GRADUATE ASSISTANT
STARR SERVICES FOR SENIORS AND RECENT GRADUATES INITIATIVE PART – TIME GRADUATE ASSISTANT The Starr Career Development Center (Starr) at Baruch College, City University of New York is now accepting applications for a Part Time Graduate Assistant position. This is a grant funded temporary position with no benefits, which requires approximately two full eight-hour days…
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BARUCH COLLEGE STARR CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER POSITION FOR A JOB DEVELOPER
STARR SERVICES FOR SENIORS AND RECENT GRADUATES INITIATIVE JOB DEVELOPER POSITION DUTIES: The Job Developer is primarily responsible for identifying and building relationships with new employer leads; specifically cultivating relationships with organizations that historically have had little or no interaction with the career center and/or experience with hiring our students and graduates. The Job Developer…
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DURING COVID CWOP HAS BEEN BUILDING THE NYC WORKING GROUP ON COOPERATIVE SOLUTIONS
In the spring, a month into the shutdown, CWOP’s founder, Rebecca Lurie, was invited to be on the Mayor’s Advisory Council for Labor and Workforce Development. While much of those council meetings were about the different ways workers all over our city were being most impacted and how they can be protected, we also discussed…
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Alumni Achievement Album: Kristina Ramos-Callan
Spend five minutes talking to Kristina Ramos-Callan, and one thing is absolutely clear: Kristina Ramos-Callan cares. Kristina is a program manager for United Hospital Fund (UHF), where she has worked for over 13 years. “Working in the health care field kind of came naturally to me,” she said. “I didn’t envision it at first, but…
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