Something for Everyone
Something for EveryoneAll workshops and sessions are available to all Logger students. Don't miss out on the chance to tap into your Logger Network!
students, discover your future heightsConference workshops and sessions will be led by people who are invested in your career development: alumni, employers, and Puget Sound faculty and staff.
Note: all times are listed in Pacific Standard Time (PST).
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Launch a Values-Driven Search
Presented By: Kenechi Agha '16, Enterprise
Alumni provide insight on how their values influenced their career decision-making, and offer advice for engaging in a values-driven job/internship search |
4 - 5 p.m. |
Alumni Panel:
Panelists: Alex Shannon '14, Economist | HDR Austin Colburn '18, Master of Organizational Leadership Candidate | Gonzaga University Riley Conlin '12, Associate Attorney | Stoel Rives LLP Kayla Hipp '18, MAT '21, MAT Candidate | University of Puget Sound (No longer able to participate. Please reach out to Kayla via LinkedIn if you'd like to connect.) Sage Pintler '18, Family Consultant | Davidson Institute for Talent Development Caitlin Shishido '09, Fish and Wildlife Biologist | US Fish and Wildlife Service
A panel of alumni from a variety of disciplines discuss their decision to pursue graduate school (or not) |
5 - 6 p.m. |
Remote Internship Showcase
Presented By: Ryan Smith '23, Research Intern | Earth Economics Katline Barrows '21, Intern | Cooperative Institute of Climate, Ocean, and Ecosystem Studies Travis Bender '21, Strategic Sourcing Intern | VMware
Students talk about how they found their internship, describe how COVID-19 impacted their experience, and share their advice for how to find your own internship during the pandemic |
6 - 7 p.m. |
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KeynoteChart Your Course to Future Heights – Strategies for Navigating a New World Presented By: Christine Cruzvergara, VP of Higher Education and Student Success | Handshake
Christine Cruzvergara has her finger on the pulse of hiring trends for new graduates. Join this session to learn about the changing nature of work and how to conduct a successful job or internship search during a pandemic using Christine's 4-step strategy |
Noon - 1 p.m. |
From Ice Cream Scooping to Moon Landing –
Presented By: Elizabeth Wormsbecker '05, Assistant Director of Student Employment Programs, Training, and Development | University of Puget Sound
Student Presenters TBA
No matter the job title or tasks involved, all work uses and builds your strengths and skills. Learn to identify and then describe how your existing strengths and skills are transferrable to your dream internship, your dream job, and all of the experiences that you’ll have in between |
2 - 3 p.m. |
Making the Most of a Gap Year
Presented By: Sue Dahlin, Assoc. Director of Career & Employer Engagement | University of Puget Sound Kelli Delaney M.Ed.'11, Assoc. Director of Fellowships and Academic Advising | University of Puget Sound
Alumni Panelists: Hannah Katz '18, Program Manager | City Year
Thinking about taking a year off? Learn about your options – including fellowships, volunteer opportunities, and more |
4 - 5 p.m. |
Inside the Recruiter's Mind
Facilitated By: Tom Perry '98, Founder | Engaged Pursuit
Presented By: Aaron Altabet '14, Recruiter | NGM Biopharmaceuticals Norah Son '10, Recruiter | Pushpay
Alumni recruiters and career experts from a variety of industries share the inside scoop on the application process, how to stand out, and how to get ahead |
5 - 6 p.m. |
Tell a Good (Career) Story
Presented By: University of Puget Sound
No matter how much (or little) experience you have, employers want to know your story. This session will help you consider your interests, experiences, skills, and goals and use them to craft a compelling story to use in job and internship interviews |
6 - 7 p.m. |
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Entrepreneurship Roundtable
Presented By: Alyssa Christensen '19, Founder | Home Scribe Creative Luke Newman '07, Co-Founder and CPO | Amplify Consulting Partners Madyson Willoughby '19, Owner | Good Vibes Vintage & Resale
Ever considered being your own boss? Join our entrepreneurship round table and listen to three Puget Sound alumni who started their own businesses to discuss their entrepreneurial journey and advice for young entrepreneurs. |
3 - 4 p.m. |
I didn't know I could do that!
Presented By: Michael Harbaugh '10, University Partnerships | Handshake
Join CES team members and Handshake’s Mike Harbaugh ’10 as they highlight the platform’s robust capabilities. Learn ways to connect with opportunities ranging from part-time jobs to internships and full-time work locally and nationwide, and get insight into how you can present your best self as a candidate in the changing job market |
4 - 5 p.m. |
Alumni Panel:
Alumni Panelists: Holly Coombs '08, Production Stage Manager | Mean Girls Broadway Emma Harrington '20, Communications Professional Amber Moore '17, Associate Manager, Talent/Instructor Operations | MasterClass
Recent graduates affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and alumni impacted by the 2008 financial crisis and share their story and tips for maintaining resiliency, building experience, and finding opportunity in challenging times |
5 - 6 p.m. |
KeynoteLevel up with LinkedIn
Presented By:
Brian Galicia is an expert in every aspect of LinkedIn. Join this session to tap into Brian's expertise and learn how to leverage LinkedIn to expand your network and find opportunity |
6 - 7 p.m. |
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The last day of the conference will feature opportunities for students to have one-to-one conversations with alumni and parents about their professional journey, industry, and organization |
3 - 5 p.m. |
Alumni-Student Reception All students are welcome to attend a networking reception where they can meet alumni and make connections using the unique networking platform Toucan. |
5 - 5:30 p.m. |