Category: Job

  • Aly Beard’s New Job!

    Aly Beard Headshot“I’m a 360 Transition Specialist with Intercept Youth Services in Lexington, VA.  I’m going to be doing primarily one on one with children 5 – ~14 working on improving social, emotional, and daily living skills (i.e.: pro-social skills, coping skills, and healthy relationships).”

    Congratulations Aly!

     

  • LinkedIn Forum: How to get started

    November 18th 12:00-1:00pm—Psychology Computer Lab (513 Life Science)

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    The Psychology Department recommends that all majors should have a LinkedIn account. Want to know more about this professional/career social networking site? This talk will help you get a page set up and give you some tips to help make your site attractive to future employers.

     

  • Tour the VA Hospital

    Tour the Salem Veterans Administration Hospital–November 19th

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    Contact Alex Grant afgrant@mail.roanoke.edu by November 15th to RSVP or for questions.

  • Carilion Clinic Career Focus Dinner

    November 6, 4:30-7pm

    Location: off-campus site TBD

    Large health care organizations offer a variety of opportunities for employment, internships, and research to students in many majors – Business, social sciences, and healthcare related fields. Come and hear from one of our local health care systems – Carilion Clinic – about such opportunities, as this could be useful in looking for similar settings in other locations. Registration is required by Thursday, October 30, through Career Services. This program takes place off-campus and includes dinner at no cost. Rides are available if desired or needed. For more information, contact Career Services.

    For more information contact: Toni McLawhorn (540) 375-2303

  • Recognizing Graduating Senior – Miranda Brizendine

     

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    “Miranda graduated in December with BA in PSYC and a concentration in elementary education. She was very active at Roanoke, participating in her sorority, working for the registrar’s office, and serving as an SGA senator. The skills she built will serve her well in the school system!” ~Dr. Denise Friedman, Psychology Chairperson