Events
OLPD Alumni Career Panel
OLPD is excited to host its Inaugural Undergraduate Alumni Career Panel as we welcome back four recent graduates who have taken some incredible steps in the early stages of their careers! RSVPs requested. Our four panelists are:
- Zabiba Sameru (BME/HRD '19) | HR Generalist | Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies
- Milly Knight (HRD '22) | Payroll Specialist | UMN Athletics
- Michael Biala (BME '23) | Associate Project Manager | BI Worldwide
- Erica Koina (BME '21) | Senior Brand Associate | General Mills
Agenda:
- 12:30pm-1pm: Lunch available
- 1pm-2pm: Career Panel
- 2pm-2:30pm: Networking/departure (if you're unable to remain for this 30 minutes, that is OK. Many students will likely need to leave, but this time is there as a cushion if you're available, and for students to remain and connect)
Location:
McNamara Alumni Center, 2nd Floor, Laukka Conference Room (this is just outside the Center for Sales Leadership + Education [CSLE] which is a unit of Undergraduate OLPD)
RSVP:
Please RSVP for this event. Space is limited, and preliminary numbers will allow us to plan accordingly for food.
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