Events and Workshops
RSVP required for all events unless otherwise noted. RSVP on BentleyLink, click on Events, then Workshops.
Building Effective Resumes
Friday, January 22, 10:00 - 11:30 a.m., LaCava 300
Your resume is one of the most effective tools you have in your personal marketing toolkit. In this workshop, you will learn to: design a resume that gets you interviews; develop and incorporate "summary statements" and "results statements" that will strengthen your resume and distinguish you from other candidates; and analyze your resume as viewed by employers and technological screening software.
Job Search Skills Workshop
Mondays, March 22 - April 26 6:00 - 7:20 p.m., Smith 122
This highly interactive series will provide you with the basic skills you need to conduct an effective job search. The workshops focus on targeting and researching jobs, resume development, interviewing, elevator pitch, networking and informational interviewing. Register for individual classes.
March 22 - Targeting and Researching Jobs
March 29 - Developing Your Elevator Pitch
April 5 - Networking and Informational Interviewing
April 12 - Successful Interviewing
April 26 - Building Effective Resumes
Participants in the evening class can attend either by physically coming to Smith 122 on campus or by “virtually” attending at the same time from a remote location, using their computer and a high speed internet connection. If you would like to attend “virtually”, please contact Jeanne DiBona jdibona@bentley.edu at least 1 business day prior to the start of class. She will forward to you information on the specific steps you need to take to be included in the workshop.

Focus Your Career Series
Mondays, March 22 - April 26, 7:30-8:30 p.m., Smith 122
Complete a series of targeted exercises that enable you to develop your personal career parameters—a picture of your “ideal job.” Click here for more information on the Focus Your Career series. Register for either the day class or the evening class of this five-class series.
Participants in the evening class can attend either by physically coming to Smith 122 on campus or by “virtually” attending at the same time from a remote location, using their computer and a high speed internet connection. If you would like to attend “virtually”, please contact Jeanne DiBona jdibona@bentley.edu at least 1 business day prior to the start of class. She will forward to you information on the specific steps you need to take to be included in the workshop.




