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Jaime Doherty What is your role in CCD? Interim Director / Senior Associate Director, Corporate Relations How long have you been working at Babson? 19 years this September (8+ years in CCD) What do you love most about working in CCD and/or Babson? “The CCD staff is an amazing and hard working group! We support…
The Hoffman Family Undergraduate Center for Career Development is excited to host our 6th annual Summer Photo Contest! This summer, we’d like to highlight what keeps YOU, the Babson students, unique. Think about how your career plans may have shifted over the past year and what you are working on this summer. Are you doing…
The Hoffman Family Undergraduate Center for Career Development is excited to host our 5th annual Summer Photo Contest! Why participate? This competition is a great branding opportunity for students. COVID-19 has caused disruption to normal business and academic activities. Here is an opportunity to let employers and others in your network know how adaptive, positive…
The Hoffman Family Undergraduate Center for Career Development is excited to host our 4th annual Summer Intern Photo Contest! Why participate? This competition is a great branding opportunity for students. Promote your experience and let your network know what you’re up to this summer. Prizes: Winners will win one of two Amazon gift cards! How to Submit: Choose 1 social media…
The Hoffman Family Undergraduate Center for Career Development is excited to host our 3rd annual Summer Intern Photo Contest! Why participate? This competition is a great branding opportunity for students. Promote your experience and let your network know what you’re up to this summer. Prizes: 1st Place Grand Prize: $100 TJX gift card: Win a new “wear…
Fellow higher education social media marketers: When a new social media platform is all the buzz, what do you do? Create an account and try to gain followers right away? Wait to see if the platform sticks around long enough to be worth your while? In higher ed, our undergraduate “customers” are unique in that…
