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Idealist.org Nonprofit Career Fair

Filed under Internships, Job Hunting, Networking, Workshops
Posted by Libraries, February 01, 2006
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http://www.idealist.org/if/idealist/en/CareerFair/Viewer/default?career-fair-id=119&sid=45500646-120-JqgoY

Tuesday, February 7, 1-5 pm
Boston University Community Service Center

Are you interested in a career with a nonprofit organization? How about a summer internship, volunteering for a cause that’s important to you? Perhaps you’re not even sure what form your interest in nonprofit service opportunities will take just yet. Maybe you’re unclear on the process of getting your search started. Whatever the case may be, this upcoming career fair will undoubtedly be a beneficial experience for you. Speak to people in your field of interest, network with employers, and learn more about the unique challenges of searching for nonprofit work.

Visit the event web page for a list of organizations attending, online registration, directions, and additional information.

NOTE: For additional information about working in the nonprofit field, visit the CRL page at http://my.simmons.edu/libraries/collections/career/nonprofit.shtml.

—Doug Devanney