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This document summarizes the work of an intern for the International Student Career Alliance (ISCA) at the University of Oregon. The intern supported career services and outreach for international students, creating flyers, brochures, and expanding ISCA's online presence. Projects included establishing an ISCA job shadow program and organizing an international student career night that over 160 people attended. Feedback was positive, with most participants reporting satisfaction. The intern gained valuable skills and experience working in student life, international education, and career services.
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Li Haozhe - SLEL PPT
- 1. SLEL Intern for ISCA 2015-16 Intern: Haozhe (Hao-Je) Li Mentor: Courtney Ball
- 2. Photo by A Name Like Shields Can Make You Defensive - Creative Commons Attribution License https://www.flickr.com/photos/91156503@N00 Created with Haiku Deck Deliver career services to international Ducks Support student outreach for ISCA Expand understanding of Career Services and Student Life Objectives
- 3. The Gap & The Challenges = The Need
- 7. ISCA on the Internet
- 8. Hiring Committee for the ISCA Manager/Career Advisor Position
- 10. International Student Career Night
- 11. Positive Impacts • Flyers • Around the O, ISCA, Facebook • 8 Job Shadow Participants • 160+ attendees at Career Night – Early Engagement (Freshman/Sophomore) Polishing/Send Off (Junior/Senior) • Inclusion and more
- 12. 41 22 0 0 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 Very much satisfied Somewhat satisfied Somewhat unsatisfied Very much unsatisfied n/a Satisfaction Job Shadow Participants did Career Night Analysis
- 13. Phenomenal Life-Changing Opportunity Skills Communication, Problem Solving, Critical Thinking, Teamwork, Time Management, and Leadership etc. Connections/Networks Goal & Passion Student Life, International & Higher Education Junior & Senior year: Diverse experience
- 14. My Huge Thanks To Division of Student Life Mentor Courtney Ball ISCA Manager/Career Advisor Bart Kassel Staff at Career Center Emerging Leaders Go Ducks! Go International Ducks!