Interested in the accounting industry?
PwC is holding Office Hours in McNeely 127 Thursday, March 7th from 11:30 – 1:30. Office hours are a GREAT way to meet one-on-one with a recruiter on an informal basis. Come as you are (jeans, sweatshirt), learn more about career paths within public accounting, and bring your questions! It is NOT an interview, so consider bringing your resume in for review!
SIGN UP NOW! There is a signup sheet at McNeely 127 to sign up for specific time slot!
KPMG is having an information table Thursday, Sept. 6, from 7:45-10:05AM in the northwest entrance of McNeely Hall by the Christ Child statue. Stop by to learn more on your way to class.
This event is free and open to business students, no registration is required. For more information, email asundet@KPMG.com.
Want to learn more about public accounting?
Have questions on a career search in accounting?
Stop in and discuss any of these questions!
Date: Thursday May 3rd
Time: 11:30am-1:30pm
Where: McNeely Room 113
Questions? Reach out to Stephanie Englund Stephanie.c.englund@us.pwc.com or 612-596-6093
Welcome back Tommies!
With the beginning of the new semester, now is the perfect time to join one of the 11 Opus College of Business student organizations. Student clubs are great opportunities to network with other students and potential employers and receive up to date information about industry trends and career opportunities. To check out all of the opportunities for involvement be sure to attend the spring activities fair on February 14th from 12pm-1pm in the Anderson Student Center in the Woulfe Alumni Hall.
Below are the club meetings scheduled for the week ahead:
Tuesday, February 7th
11:45am Supply Chain & Operations Management Club Meeting with APICS, a non-profit educational society for resource management
11:45 am: Accounting Club with BHZ, MCH230
Although fall semester is in full swing, it is not too late to join a student organization! This week the Opus College of Business would like to highlight the Accounting Club and recognize their hard work and dedication to their members.
The mission of the University of St. Thomas Accounting Club is “to acquaint students with career opportunities, to enlighten students on accounting, and to strengthen the relationship between other accounting students and faculty.” Our club is connected to more than 20 firms and companies including international, national, regional, and local public accounting firms and public companies of various sizes. Those firms and companies partner with our club to put on weekly presentations, social events, service events a career fair, and a Spring banquet, all of which allow students to build their network and learn more about the vast amount of opportunities available to accounting majors. We welcome any and all students with an interest in accounting!
For more information on the accounting club, please visit http://www.stthomas.edu/clubs/accounting/.
The Twin Cities Chapters of the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) and the Association of Latino Professionals in Finance & Accounting (ALPFA) will be hosting our 3rd annual Diverse Students Career Forum on Saturday, October 1st from 9am to 3pm in Minneapolis, MN.
This is a professional development and recruiting event for diverse college students majoring in accounting, finance and other business related fields.
Here is your chance to participate in:
More details to come. Visit us at www.nabamn.org and www.alpfatwincities.org
KPMG is having an information table in McNeely Hall at the northwest entrance on Thursday, Sept. 9, from 7:30-10:15am. Stop by for a bagel and learn more about KPMG on your way to class. This event is free and open to business students, no registration is required. For more information, email stellinghuisen@KPMG.com, or call 612.305.5225.
