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Carnegie Mellon University is a destination for top talent. But fielding a constant stream of requests by recruiters for one-on-one meetings with faculty and student groups can be tough.
The Career and Professional Development Center sets aside one day a year to bring all the key players — faculty, academic advisers, student organizations and CPDC staff — together with employers who want to meet them.
On a Saturday afternoon, Carnegie Mellon University students are filling up a Doherty Hall auditorium. They aren't there for class. These young entrepreneurs are ready to make a pitch as part of the final session of Entrepreneurship Bootcamp, the annual kickoff to the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship CONNECTS Series.
In a world deluged with data and increasingly sophisticated methods for collecting and analyzing it, scientists are focused on how they can use all of this information to improve our lives. Four Carnegie Mellon University faculty members will provide their perspectives on this topic during a session titled "Data Science in Action" at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2014.
This summer, students from Carnegie Mellon University's Master of Arts Management (MAM) program plunged into competitive internships at world-renowned institutions. The MAM program's unique setup helps students rise to the top of applicant pools. "Our program is extremely practical and experientially focused," said MAM Program Director Kathryn Heidemann. "We really want the students to learn by doing and provide a platform for cultivating leadership."
